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Seiuchin (セイウチン) is a close friend of Mantaro Kinniku, and they are close enough that the two consider each other to be brothers. He has a mother and sister named Suzie and Dorothy.

About[]

A walrus Chojin (seiuchi is Japanese for walrus), Seiuchin is the friendlier and easy-going member of the New Generation. He greatly admires Kinniku Mantaro, and in many ways is a lot like him, the two of them always being hungry and seen eating food all the time (Seiuchin is usually seen carrying around a big fish). He is the Number 2 student of the Hercules Factory First Years and has a lot of heart and spirit, but his kind and gentle personality wan lead to weaknesses in the ring. [1] He is originally assigned to defend Hokkaido, an area in Japan best fitted for Seiuchin's environment.

In the final story arc, Seiuchin has grown sick of Mantaro's numerous thoughtless remarks about him and leaves the Justice Chojin side to form the Hell Expansions with Neptuneman. Neptuneman awakens Seiuchin's ferocious animal instinct, transforming him into a blood thirsty beast. Ever since, Seiuchin has appeared as an enemy of Mantaro and the others.

Personality[]

Seiuchin is a gentle and kind-hearted chojin, who is prone to looking after his friends. He is seen doing domestic chores for them, going on outings with them, and often puts their needs before his needs. In the Ultimate Chojin Tag Tournament, he is pushed to breaking point and becomes bestial in nature, with little cognitive thought.

Appearance[]

Seiuchin resembles a walrus, although this appears to be a suit (due to several instances of him removing his fur, and the sight of pale skin beneath the strings on the torso). He wears thigh-length black boots, has two tusks, black beady eyes, and is severely overweight. He also wears a very long white ribbon around his forehead.

Relationships[]

Family[]

Seiuchin has a mother Suzie and a younger sister named Dorothy who each resemble Seiuchin a lot. His father Robert died in a fishing accident when he and Dorothy were young. Seiuchin's mother taught him how to swim when he was a younger walrus. His family is usually around to support Seiuchin in his matches, and Seiuchin cares deeply for them.

Abilities[]

(More to Come)

History[]

Kinnikuman Nisei[]

Seiuchin is a minor character in the first arc. He graduates the Hercules Factory alongside Mantaro Kinniku, Terry the Kid, and Gazelleman. During the d.M.p Arc, he fights against MAXman and loses the fight. He later will participate in the HF First Year Replacement Matches Arc, but loses against Clioneman. After this, he primarily appears in a supportive role and has no active matches.

Hercules Factory Arc[]

Seiuchin was one of the many new generation of chojin that enlisted on the Hercules Factory. There, he manage to overcome all the triels, and pass the last test: defeating one of the Legends. In the Graduation Ceremony, Seiuchin appears to be a lot more serious and menacing.

d.M.p Arc[]

During Mantaro's match against Tel-Tel Boy, Seiuchin leaves his post to come to Tokyo where he can help Mantaro out, after hearing that Gazelle was easily beaten. [2] During the match, he is seen sitting with Terry the Kid, Gazelleman, and The Adams, each wearing Mantaro's lame t-shirts. While the other second generations choose to take off the t-shirts, Seiuchin wears his just to be nice. [2] During the match Wally and the others comment about Mantaro and Tel-Tel Boy. When the others are doubting Mantaro, Seiuchin stands up for him and says that he believes Mantaro can win. Mantaro finally gets with it and unleashes his Fire of Inner Strength.

After Tel-Tel Boys's defeat, the next dMP member, MAXman, steps up to take on Mantaro. Mantaro is too tired and weak to fight, and Kevin Mask gives him an hour or rest. Kevin and MAXman get into an argument, and MAX pushes Kevin aside. Seiuchin, being the friendly chojin that he is, helps Kevin Mask stand up, only to be shoved away. [1] MAX, being impatient, decides to take on another Justice Chojin while Mantaro recovers. With Gazelleman already been defeated, the second member of the team is called forth, which turns out to be Seiuchin, who apparently had no idea and is busy eating. [1] The Kid and The Adams are both surprised and wonder how Seiuchin is second, and it is explained that Seiuchin's scores in Martial Arts and Martial Arts theory were near the top. Seiuchin may have a 'friendly giant' image, but in the ring he is a fearsome beast.

Seiuchin does not want to fight because he is eating, but Seiuchin gets into the ring due to a poke in the butt by Mantaro, which causes Seiuchin to leap into the air and land on the ring. [1] Seiuchin begins to pound on MAXman, having the upper-hand. Seiuchin sends a ton of brutal moves on MAXman, and is surprising everyone with how well he can do techniques and how easily he breaks out of MAXman's holds, and is about to finish him off with a kick, just as MAXman asks to catch his breath. Being the nice guy that he is, Seiuchin lets MAXman take a breather, but fails to realise that this was a trick. MAXman viciously strikes back at Seiuchin, leaving Seiuchin powerless to fight back. During the match, Seiuchin notices that Mantaro was not really weak and tired, because he is busy eating all the food. [3]

MAXman morphs into a shoe, and slams Seiuchin face first into the ground with a nasty suplex. Seiuchin manages to recover, and asks MAX if that was his best shot. MAXman finishes Seiuchin in shoe form by slamming the walrus into the canvas, calling the move the Big Boot Impact, the shoe's tip slamming through Seiuchin's midsection. Seiuchin's blood splatters onto Meat, Kid, Gazelle, and Adams. Seiuchin is defeated and put on the stretcher. [3]

Before he is carried out of the arena, he asks Mantaro if he saw the last move, and explained that he was already defeated after the suplex, but took the last beating so Mantaro can observe MAXman's movements and hopefully defeat him in his next match. As he is being carried off by the paramedics, his bandanna falls off, which Mantaro wears on his forehead to remind him of Seiuchin's loss. During Mantaro's fight against MAXman, Wally is at the Superman KO Hospital watching the match on television. After watching Mantaro defeat MAXMan, Wally cries in joy and is thankful. [4]

HF First Year Replacement Arc[]

After the Second Generation team (The Muscle League) is mentioned to be lazy champions who spend more time having fun than training, Harabote Muscle sends in the Hercules Factory's second semester graduates, known as the Generation Ex, to replace the Muscle League. [5]

In the first round, Seiuchin is set to battle Clioneman. [6] The match is located on a stone foot of Achilles' Heel in the middle of the river, happening the same time as Gazelleman's match against Jade, which is located in Yokohama International Stadium. [7] Seiuchin at first has the upper-hand against Clioneman in a test of strength, but as it came to skill, Clioneman had Seiuchin beat with moves and speed. Seiuchin eventually begins to pound on Clioneman and get him into holds, but Clioneman's body is able to slip out. Clioneman morphs his arms into blades and ice shields, slashing and blocking Seiuchin, but Seiuchin wouldn't give up. [8] Seiuchin eventually gets knocked into the ground, and becomes absorbed into Clioneman's watery body. [9]

Seiuchin finds himself unable to escape no matter how many punches he throws, but with the help from his mother and sister, who are watching the match, Seiuchin manages to break free after a fish is thrown at Clioneman. [10] Seiuchin uses the fish to power up, and gives Clioneman a pile driver. But even after all that, Clioneman still manages the upper-hand, by morphing into a magnifying glass and sending fire bolts at Seiuchin. [11] Even with the encouragement of his family, friends, and many fans whom Seiuchin has helped out with around the city, Clioneman defeats Seiuchin by causing him to black out from the water. [12] Even though Seiuchin is defeated, Clioneman uses his XYZ Crash on him, and Seiuchin is impaled by the sharp ribs in Clioneman's body. [12]

Fire of Inner Strength Challenge Arc[]

Seiuchin's appearance in this arc takes place during Mantaro's fight against Fork the Giant. His part - as the protector of Hokkaido - is to bring Fork the Giant to the wrestling ring, by pulling him forcefully with chains, but he is later attacked by Fork the Giant with his Pinned Insect attack. [13] He is then held hostage, with Fork the Giant threatening to take his life should Mantaro not show up for the match. [14] Mantaro rescues Seiuchin in time, and gets Seiuchin medical attention. [15]

Chojin Olympics: The Resurrection Arc[]

Seiuchin is celebrating on Earth with his teammates, when they learn about the retirement of Harabote Muscle, and at this point a new Chojin Olympics is announced by Ikemen Muscle. [16] Seiuchin, along with the others, depart to their homelands, and Seiuchin returns to Ireland, to prepare and enter the preliminaries.[16] On the TV Seiuchin is seen defeating Sharkman, and becomes the champion of Ireland. [17] During the next preliminary round of the Chojin Olympics, Seiuchin and the others compete against other Chojin in a "Rock Paper Scissors" match. Seiuchin defeats his opponent and advances to the next round. [18] Though his opponent's name isn't mentioned, and is only shown for a second, he appears to be a chojin in a pig costume. [18]

Seiuchin is ultimately disqualified during the preliminaries, as the daruma dolls collapse on him. [19] He is taken away by medics and asks Mantaro to win on his behalf. [20]

Seiuchin and the gang later helps Jade train for the Chojin Olympics. Seiuchin spars with Jade, Jade is taunting Seiuchin, saying that all his blubber slows him down, Seiuchin responds and charges Jade, who puts him in a headlock and slams his head down onto the canvas. Seiuchin presses off, sending Jade flying to the other side of the ring. Jade then charges at Seiuchin, only to get their spar interrupted by Kevin Mask.

After the Kevin Mask vs. Ilioukhine match, Meat is badly injured while rescuing Ilioukhine from Kevin's wrath, leaving Mantaro without a trainer. Seiuchin and Kid are the candidates who could fill in, but according to the rules, as Japanese Representative, Mantaro must have a Japanese Second.

Demon Seed Arc[]

After Mantaro's loss to Kevin Mask, Seiuchin, Kid, Gazelleman, and Check Mate try to cheer him up. He later sits at ringside for Hanzo's fight with Gepparland and joins forces with Kid and Gazelleman to help Mantaro train for his match against Ashuraman.

Ultimate Chojin Tag Tournament Arc[]

After Kevin Mask starts to disappear from time, Seiuchin goes back to 1983 with the Time Warp 8. He is recruited by Neptuneman to become a Perfect Chojin, and joins him in the Hell Expansions. The two defeat the Super Trinities in the first round, where they blind Jade and removed the face of Scarface, before they fight against the Hell's Bears. During this match, Seiuchin regains some of his sense of justice. This causes Neptuneman to leave him for Mammothman, after removing Seiuchin's face. He will later return to the future with his friends.
Prehistory[]

Seiuchin is one of the Time Warp 8 and travels back in time to the days of the Legends (right after the Dream Chojin Tag Arc conclusion) in order to save Robin Mask from being killed and, by extension, Kevin Mask from being erased from time. However, his duties end up being limited to laundry duty. When the Tag Tournament is announced and everyone is pairing up, Check Mate offers to team up with him, but he turns him down.

Neptuneman enters the base of the Time Warp 8. [21] He explains that he is seeking a tag-partner to enter the Ultimate Chojin Tag Tournament, and decides that Seiuchin will be his partner, which he claims is because he wishes to bring out the untapped cold-hearted, beastly power of Seiuchin. [21] Seiuchin explains he came to the past with no intention to fight, but Neptuneman insists that Seiuchin the strongest of the New Generation, based off his prior observations. [22]

Seiuchin decides to follow Neptuneman, when Mantaro complains about Neptuneman picking a Bumbling Chojin like Seiuchin over himself, Seiuchin throws his apron away and tells Mantaro goodbye, referring to him by name instead of "Aniki", leaving Mantaro speechless. Seiuchin goes after Neptuneman and the Hell Expansions (ヘル・イクスパンションズ) are formed. [22]

They train together in the Okutama Mountains. [23] Neptuneman ties Seiuchin to the ceiling of a cave for six hours, as part of their training, as several bats gnaw away at him, and tells him the fable of Walrus and the Carpenter. This helps to encourage Seiuchin to assume a more bestial form: hearing of the brutal nature of the walrus, Seiuchin is transformed into a feral beast and breaks the chains. He grabs and devours each bat. [23]

Check Mate enters to plead with Seiuchin to return to his previous docile state, but Seiuchin and Neptuneman use a Cross Bomber together upon Check Mate, which removes his face. [24] They later proceed to the entrance ceremony of the Ultimate Chojin Tag Tournament, where they carry a coffin with the unconscious Check Mate. [25] Neptuneman then puts a hood over Seiuchin to keep him controlled. [26]

Before the tournament, Neptuneman feeds himself and Seiuchin special crystals that fuel their new finishing move, the Optical Fibre Cross Bomber.

Battle Royale[]

Due to too many teams competing, a battle royale is announced. [27]

Seiuchin and Neptuneman sit on the side-lines, as they decide to let the other teams tire themselves out before joining the battle. [27] Neptuneman later grabs Chaos by his hair and kicks aside Mantaro, and Seiuchin breaks free of his chains and then prepares to use a Cross Bomber with Neptuneman. [28] Seiuchin remove his hood, while Neptuneman reveals he no longer needs his magnetic power, as he instead uses optical fibres. [29] Mantaro tosses Seiuchin's hood into the ring to block the move and protect Seiuchin. Seiuchin then uses a body-press to knock down Chaos, while Neptuneman uses a Double-Leg Suplex on Mantaro. [29]

The countdown starts to ring out for the Muscle Brothers Nouveau, and Chaos is tempted to stay down, until - on the count of nine - Neptuneman forces Mantaro upward. [30] Neptuneman proceeds to use the Quarrel Special. The Hell's Bears then intervene to stop Neptuneman, who kicks them out of the ring and uses a Quarrel Ride. [30] The Hell Expansions try another Cross Bomber, but Seiuchin is conflicted. [31] They eventually use the Cross Bomber, but are stopped midway by the Fireball Flying Fogey Squad, who save Mantaro by placing themselves in the Cross Bomber's path. [31]

This ends the battle royale, as the Fogey Squad's loss allows for the correct number of finalists. [32] Neptuneman adds their two faces to his collection, but must snatch the face of Barrierfreeman from Seuchin, who tries to eat the face. [32] Seiuchin proceeds to insult the Time Warp 8, and Neptuneman feeds him fluorite to help increase the power of their optical-fibre powered Cross-Bomber. [33]

First Round[]

The Super Trinities enter from the Blue Corner at Kuramae Kokugikan, after the defeat of the Choppers. [34] Jade had dedicated the fight to his Lehrer Brocken and carried a photo of them together on his person. Scarface enters in his original gangster disguise, while seemingly ignoring Jade and finally shaking off his disguise for his true appearance. [35] Jade and Scarface argue over who is to fight first, before it is settled on Jade. He fights first against Neptuneman, who captures him in his "Referee's Lock-Up". [35] Neptuneman lets him go, on seeing that he has one vital weakness (later revealed to be the lack of his Red Rain of Berlin), and lets Seiuchin take over the match instead. [36]

Seiuchin lands a series of attacks, until Scarface encourages Jade to counter. Jade lands a temple kick on Seiuchin, but Seiuchin attacks with a Cyclone Ocean Kick, and - after succumbing to a Side-Suplex - Jade is forcibly tagged out by Scarface. Neptuneman then swaps places with Seiuchin. The two exchange blows, until Scarface traps Neptuneman in a triangle hold and Jade comes in with hi Red Rain of Berlin. [36] Due to Brocken Jr's amputated arm, he was unable to teach Jade the technique, thus he is now unable to use the technique. [37] Jade tries again, but Seiuchin and Neptuneman combine a drop-kick to break Jade's hand. [37]

A photograph falls from Jade's pocket, revealing that Brocken Jr. has a prosthetic arm in this timeline. [38] This knocks Jade's confidence, leaving him without a signature technique, and enables Seiuchin to get several violent blows against Jade. Once Jade is downed, Scarface forcibly tags in with his foot. [38] Scarface uses his Madness Mask to increase his power.[39] Scarface treats Jade roughly, before launching into an attack on Seiuchin, and kicks Jade out of the ring.

Scarface uses an Acapulco Roll, before throwing Seiuchin by his tongue. This is followed by a Swallow Tail. Scarface reveals that his motivations have changed since going into the past, and now that he wishes to win the tournament to use the Trophy Bulbs to become a Complete Chojin. He thus intends to fight alone. [39] Scarface is able to take on both Neptuneman and Seiuchin alone, while continuing to alienate Jade. [40] He delivers a Dragon Suplex to both of the Hell Expansions, and his brutal attack of them triggers memories from Jade. [40]

During Scarface's onslaught, Chaos notices that Neptuneman has stepped aside and is watching Seiuchin being beaten. [41] Finally, the dents made by Scarface in Seiuchin's body extend in a porcupine-line fashion. They are used to knock down Scarface, who attempts to use his Ultimate Scar-Buster, but Seiuchin breaks free with his protrusions and bites into Scarface's throat. [41] Neptuneman reveals he needed Seiuchin to be badly beaten in order to complete the transformation into a Perfect Chojin, while Seiuchin drinks the blood of Scarface. [42]

The Hell Expansions start to attack Scarface together, gaining the upper hand. This triggers another memory from Jade, who remembers Brocken Jr. teaching him a technique in place of the Red Rain of Berlin. [42] Jade protects Scarface from a tag-team move by the Hell Expansions, which leads him to use his newly remembered technique against Seiuchin: Brocken's Return. [43] He proceeds to talk Scarface down from his Madness Mask, bringing him back to his senses. [44] Jade uses a Beefcake Hammer against Neptuneman, and launches a series of attacks against him, before combining his Brocken's Return with Scarface's Swallow Tail to create the Red Rain Tail. [45]

This damages Neptuneman's sides but exhausts Scarface. Jade attempts to use his Brocken's Return on Seiuchin, but Seiuchin's peaceful side tries to come out and causes Jade to hesitate. [45] Seiuchin uses this to his advantage, as he uses a Mad Bite on Jade's leg (the one used for his Brocken's Return). [46] He uses a Mask the End with Neptuneman, which breaks Jade's helmet and causes him to go blind. The Hell Expansions use their Optical Fibre power, followed by their Optical Fibre Cross-Bomber, but Scarface jumps into the fray and takes the attack on Jade's behalf. This removes his face, adding it to Neptuneman's collection. [46]

Jade tries to continue fighting, with Mantaro's support, even as his friends advise otherwise.[47] He drops his photograph of Brocken Jr., which Neptuneman tramples, and Jade tries to attack in a rage, but every attack is dodged or countered. He uses his hearing to compensate for his sight, and attempts a Brocken's Return, but merely knocks off some of Neptuneman's studs from his jacket. Jade then falls to the mat, where he drops a letter from Dorothy and Suzie that was written to Seiuchin. [47] He tries to appeal to Seiuchin, who hesitates, and the Hell Expansions use their Optical Fibre Cross Bombe again, which knocks the helmet from Jade (his face saved due to Seiuchin's hesitation. [48]

The gong is rang and the match called in the Hell Expansions' favour, and Jade and Scarface are taken to hospital. [48]

Quarter-Finals[]

The Hell Expansions are set to face the Hell's Bears next. During the fight, he fought against Warsman's partner Michael, who is later revealed to be Mammothman in disguise. During the fight, Seiuchin finally got back to his senses; but unfortunately, when he does, Neptuneman betrays him, as does Mammothman to Warsman, and both knock Seiuchin's face off with an Optical Fibre Cross Bomber.

Kinnikuman Nisei ~All Out Assault~[]

d.M.p Arc[]

Seiuchin is introduced mid-match against Puripuriman. [49] He is knocked down onto the ropes, after a severe beating, but uses the last of his energy to attack, before being caught in a Gas Explosion. He is defeated by an Impure Blood Driver. When Puripuriman attacks Seiuchin, despite him being down, it inspires Kinniku Mantaro to enter the ring, and win to avenge Seiuchin. [49] After this, he goes on a day-trip with his team to Tokyo Tower. [50]

After an absence, Seiuchin rejoins Kinniku Mantaro after the kidnap of Meat Alexandria. [51] They come across a three-tiered ring styled after oden, and upon which is one of the three kidnapped graduates from the Hercules Factory. [51] Seiuchin jumps into one of the rings, where one of these new second-year students reveals himself to be Bath the Shower. [52]

They fight on the first storey ring, which is the daikon ring, and Seiuchin starts strong with a volley of knee blows. [53] This is followed by a Rolling Savate, which knocks Bath the Shower down, and - once down - he fills his body with hot water. This tempts Seiuchin to crawl inside him, so that he can relax in a warm bathtub. Bath the Shower convinces Seiuchin to use the 'bath salts', which contain capsaicin and cause Seiuchin to profusely sweat and lose his body mass. Seiuchin tries to wash it off with the shower-head, but it impaled with Icicle Shower. [53]

Bath the Shower begins to panic when Seiuchin picks up a new jar of 'bath salts'. [54] It is revealed to be a herbal bath treatment, which helps Seiuchin get back to full heath, and uses his strength to avoid a series of attacks, before countering with a Salmon Splash. This wins him the match against Bath the Shower. Bath the Shower is defeated. [54]

Top Chojin Festival Arc[]

After this, he participates in the "Top Chojin Festival" preliminaries. [55] He loses his grip and loses the competition. [56]

Techniques[]

STF

Walrus Waterfall Climb

Megaton Dropkick (メガトン・ドロップキック)

Dublin Whirlwind (Salmon Splash)

Ice Rock Driver (アイスロックドライバー)

Walrus Reverse Fall (海象滝のぼり(セイウチ・リバース・フォール))

Cyclone Ocean Kick (サイクロン・オーシャンキック)

Walrus Tooth

Merciless Hammer (無慈悲の鉄槌, Mujihi no Tettsui)

Murder Bite (マーダー・バイト)/Murder Tooth

Needle Fur

Polar Bear Catch Drop (北極熊捕獲落)

Seiuchin Lariat (セイウチンラリアット)

  • An anime original technique.

Spiral Torpedo (スパイラルトーピードー)

  • An anime original technique.

Sky High Driver (スカイハイドライバー)

  • An anime original technique. Seiuchin turns his opponent upside down and jumps into the air. As he comes down, he slams his opponent face-first into the ground.

Career Record[]

Championships[]

Titles[]

  • Hercules Factory First Year Graduate
  • Japan Stationed Chojin - Hokkaidō Region
  • Team Aho
  • The 8 Time Warp Chojin

Nicknames[]

  • Bumbling Chojin (ヘボ超人, Hebo Chōjin)
  • Laundry Chojin (洗濯超人, Sentaku Chōjin)
  • Emperor of the North (北の帝王, Kita no Teiō) (as a Perfect Chojin)

Win/Loss Record (Singles)[]

Win/Loss Record (Tag)[]

Hell Expansions (Neptuneman)

Win/Loss Record (Other)[]

  • X Ilioukhine and Power Commando Joe (Beach Flags race) (anime only)

Anime Changes[]

Hercules Factory Arc[]

Seiuchin makes his first appearance while training with a bunch of other second generation chojin, introducing himself to Mantaro and saying that he is honoured to meet the son of Suguru Kinniku. He also mentions that he likes fish. Throughout this arc he is seen going through strict training lessons with the other chojin, and speaking out comments during certain scenes. There is a part where he and Mantaro lazily decide to sit out of training and eat fish, just as both of them are thrown into a frying pan, both of them humorously screaming from the heat. Wally graduates from the Hercules Factory, though his fight with one of the Legends is never shown.

During the Graduation ceremony, Seiuchin is awarded Best use of Weight, and is counted as #2 in the Hercules Factory, just second to Gazelleman. He is then assigned to defend Hokkaido, a snowy area of Japan, which is perfect for his environment.

D.M.p Arc[]

In the anime, Seiuchin returns during the battle against Sunshine's Nightmares, spending most of the time witnessing the matches, and does not really have much of an importance except for being able to support Terry and Mantaro. He is counted as number 7 in a wrestling popularity contest.

HF First Year Replacement Matches Arc[]

In the anime, Seiuchin is defeated when Clioneman uses his XYZ Crash on him, which damages his body. Seiuchin is seen again during Mantaro's semi-final match against Clioneman, laying in the hospital and unable to do much. Near the end of Mantaro's match, Seiuchin, Gazelleman, and Kid show up, each of them still wrapped in bandages, and begin cheering Mantaro on to defeat Clioneman. During Jade's match against Scarface, Seiuchin is seen sitting with his fellow Muscle League buddies, and is completely recovered.

On the night before the Finals, Seiuchin and the others encounter Scarface out on the street. Gazelle and Seiuchin are the first to attack, but get easily beaten, and end up in the hospital again. Seiuchin spends the rest of this arc in the hospital watching Mantaro's match against Scarface.

Chojin Olympics: The Resurrection Arc[]

The preliminaries are a game of Beach Flags, using three chojin at a time, and the goal is to save a falling damsel. Seiuchin is one of the first to go. In the anime, his opponents are Ilioukhine and Power Command Joe (in the original manga, Seiuchin's spot is filled by Mad Penguin). As the race begins, Seiuchin and Power Command Joe are running side-by-side, until the cyborg attacks Seiuchin, knocking him backwards. Seiuchin manages to get up and continue running, but ends up eliminated after Ilioukhine finishes the race.

Poison Six Pack Arc[]

This is an anime-only filler arc, which breaks the Chojin Olympics in two halves.

After the Chojin preliminaries were done with, a team of evil Chojin known as the Poison Six Pack kidnap Rinko, Tamaki, and Keiko. Seiuchin and the other Justice Chojin go to rescue them. Seiuchin witnesses Terry the Kid and Jade defeat the first two foes in a tag battle. The second tag-team match is being held over a lake, which is where Gazelle and Seiuchin battle against Puri-Puri Man and El Kaerun.

Seiuchin spends the first part of the fight watching Gazelleman fight Puri-Puri Man, and encourages his partner not to listen to butt-head's insults. After some harsh beatings on Gazelle, Seiuchin tags in and battles El Kaerun with brute strength. Like Gazelle, Seiuchin is taunted about the fact that he is never winning many battles, and being called a loser. He is later on knocked down into the green ooze that they battle above, struggling to stay up. With the encouragement from his mother, who tells him to remember his swimming lessons, Seiuchin manages to get out of and help Gazelle. Seiuchin's mother and sister later on get knocked into the green ooze (caused by El Kaerun), and Seiuchin leaves his faith in Gazelle to keep the French Connection busy (Check Mate fills in for Seiuchin).

After Seiuchin heroically saves his family, he returns to the fight and saves Gazelle from being attacked from behind by El Kaerun. He and Gazelle beat up their foes, proving that they aren't jokes, and unleashing their special techniques. Seiuchin uses his Sky High Driver on El Kaerun, smashing him into the ring and defeating him. Seiuchin gets teary eyed over Gazelle's first official win. Keiko is rescued, with Seiuchin being the one to catch her. During Mantaro's match against Baron Maximillian (the final fight for this arc), Seiuchin and the others shout out their support for Mantaro, and they all help out in saving Mantaro and Rinko from falling. At the end, he and the others are getting hyped up about Mantaro and Rinko, who are supposedly about to kiss.

Speech & Quotes[]

In the Japanese version, Seiuchin refers to himself in the first person as Ora (オラ) and refers to Mantaro as Aniki (アニキ), a term of respect for someone considered a brother. He refers to his mother as Oga (おがぁ) and father as Odo (おどぉ).

Quotes[]

  • "He always makes everyone in the New Generation feel better, and helps them to overcome hardships with his warm personality" - Check Mate [58]

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Favourite Food: Raw fish, Ice
  • Hobbies: Collecting Mantaro's T-Shirts
  • Theme Song: "With All Your Might! Seiuchin" (精一杯!セイウチン, Sei'ippai! Seiuchin) by Takumi Yamazaki
  • Age: 14 [3]
  • He is known in the English dub version as Wally Tusket.

External Links[]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 8
  2. 2.0 2.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 5
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 9
  4. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 12
  5. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 28-29
  6. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 30
  7. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 31
  8. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 33-35
  9. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 35
  10. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 34
  11. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 35
  12. 12.0 12.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 36
  13. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 82
  14. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 83
  15. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 84
  16. 16.0 16.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 119
  17. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 120
  18. 18.0 18.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 127
  19. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 128
  20. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 129
  21. 21.0 21.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 22
  22. 22.0 22.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 23
  23. 23.0 23.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 27
  24. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 8
  25. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 32
  26. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 33
  27. 27.0 27.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 36
  28. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 42
  29. 29.0 29.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 43
  30. 30.0 30.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 44
  31. 31.0 31.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 46
  32. 32.0 32.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 47
  33. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 48
  34. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 96
  35. 35.0 35.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 97
  36. 36.0 36.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 98
  37. 37.0 37.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 99
  38. 38.0 38.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 100
  39. 39.0 39.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 101
  40. 40.0 40.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 102
  41. 41.0 41.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 103
  42. 42.0 42.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 104
  43. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 105
  44. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 105-106
  45. 45.0 45.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 106
  46. 46.0 46.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 107
  47. 47.0 47.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 108
  48. 48.0 48.1 Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 109
  49. 49.0 49.1 Kinnikuman Nisei ~All Chojin Dai Shingeki~: Chapter 1
  50. Kinnikuman Nisei ~All Chojin Dai Shingeki~: Chapter 2
  51. 51.0 51.1 Kinnikuman Nisei ~All Chojin Dai Shingeki~: Chapter 13
  52. Kinnikuman II Sei: All Chojin Daishingeki: Chapter 14
  53. 53.0 53.1 Kinnikuman II Sei: All Chojin Daishingeki: Chapter 15
  54. 54.0 54.1 Kinnikuman II Sei: All Chojin Daishingeki: Chapter 16
  55. Kinnikuman Nisei ~All Chojin Dai Shingeki~: Chapter 21
  56. Kinnikuman Nisei ~All Chojin Dai Shingeki~: Chapter 22
  57. Kinnikuman Nisei: Chapter 121
  58. Kinnikuman Nisei: Part Two: Chapter 23

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