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| Kusu[1] | |
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| Universe |  10th Universe
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| Race | Angel |
| Gender |  Female
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| Voice Actors | |
| English | Brittney Karbowski |
| Japanese | Hiromi Konno |
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| Team(s) | 10th Universe |
| Occupation(s) | Guide for Hakaishin |
| Partner(s) | Rumoosh |
| First Appearance | |
| Manga Debut | Chapter #28 |
| Anime Debut | DBS078 |
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Kusu (クス) is an Angel and the attendant for Rumoosh, the Hakaishin of the 10th Universe. She is also the eldest of her siblings.
Personality[]
Acting as a guide to the Hakaishin and Kaiōshin of her universe, she acknowledges strongly on the difference of the good and the evil. Despite this, the clashes between them always get her blood racing.[1] She was very close to her Hakaishin, Rumoosh, evidenced by her mourning of him shortly after his erasure.
Appearance[]
Kusu's full appearance.
Kusu bears the trademarks of other angels; teal skin, purple eyes, white hair, and a halo that floats around her neck. Her hair is tied in a braid. Her attire is in the same style as other angels, consisting of a dark blue robe, a black cuirass with the same white and orange symbols as her Hakaishin, tied with a red sash. She carries a wand, like other angels, and it is coloured maroon and gold, with a black gem floating above.
Abilities[]
As an Angel, Kusu is always in a state of Ultra Instinct,[2] allowing her body to move on its own. Using her Wand, she can heal an individual.[3]
Dragon Ball Super[]
Universe Survival Arc[]
Kusu accompanied her Hakaishin and Gowasu to the Zen Exhibition Match, where they watch the 7th and 9th Universe contestants fight each other.[4]
In Other Timelines[]
Trunks' Timeline[]
In Zamasu's quest for justice, he killed Gowasu of the future to subsequently kill his Hakaishin, which lead to Kusu ceasing to function until the next god were to appear.
Trivia[]
- Her name possibly comes from kusu (古酒; Literally meaning "old liquor"), a term used for aged Awamori, a drink native to Okinawa, Japan.