TV-Series
Description
Peek-a-Boo is a Perfect Chojin and a member of the Perfect Large Numbers, the elite vanguard of the Perfect Chojin faction, bearing the epithet Complete Terror. He is a small-statured wrestler who presents himself in the guise of a baby, with his face concealed behind a mask shaped like an open hand. The hands positioned on his belly open to reveal a frightening face when he performs his signature peek-a-boo gesture, and his unreadable expression gives him an unsettling presence. He hails from New Zealand, stands 178 centimeters tall, weighs 105 kilograms, and uses the feminine first-person pronoun atai.
His defining trait is his nature as a rapid-growth Chojin, a rare type of superhuman. Although he looks like an adult, he enters each match with a mind as innocent and blank as that of an infant. During a fight, he rapidly learns advanced techniques and fighting styles by observing his opponent, assimilating their moves with ease and maturing into a more adult appearance and demeanor as he grows stronger. He can counter all of an opponent's attacks and turn their own powerful techniques against them. This rapid growth is his greatest weapon, but it carries a severe drawback: once he reaches an adult state, he forgets the basic, fundamental techniques of wrestling, and he is forcibly reset to a helpless baby-like state that knows nothing after every match.
In the story, Peek-a-Boo serves as one of the early challengers from the Perfect Large Numbers and becomes a memorable opponent for Kinnikuman. He overwhelms the hero by quickly learning and replicating his signature moves, including the Kinniku Buster, and delivers a series of powerful attacks against him. When Kinnikuman realizes that Peek-a-Boo's copying works best against advanced techniques, he abandons complex moves and relies on basic fighting, defeating him with the Fuurin Kazan, a set of fundamental techniques that Peek-a-Boo, in his mature state, can no longer recall. His other named moves include the Big Baby Bomb, Choujin Hanging, Kinniku Kaitai Gatame, and Space Trip, and his superhuman power level is listed at 42,000,000.
As a Perfect Chojin, Peek-a-Boo initially upholds their strict code, which demands that a wrestler end his own life after a single defeat. Following his loss, he prepares to follow this law, but Kinnikuman refuses to let him die, valuing his talent as a wrestler and extracting a promise of a future rematch. The shame of his defeat, together with Kinnikuman's philosophy of fighting and the strength of heart displayed by the Justice Chojin, gradually changes him. He comes to question the Perfect Chojin way of life and openly rebels against Strong the Budo, the leader of the Perfect Large Numbers, who had compelled him to return to his baby state after his victories.
Peek-a-Boo's most important relationship is with Kinnikuman, whose mercy and fighting spirit inspire him to reconsider his beliefs. He also maintains bonds with his fellow Perfect Chojin, particularly Nemesis and Neptuneman, and after his defeat he continues to side with them against the Justice Chojin as a matter of pride. However, his outlook on the law that sentences defeated wrestlers to death is permanently renewed. Having learned the value of friendship and the meaning of a rematch, he changes his ways while still carrying himself with the dignity of a Perfect Chojin.
His defining trait is his nature as a rapid-growth Chojin, a rare type of superhuman. Although he looks like an adult, he enters each match with a mind as innocent and blank as that of an infant. During a fight, he rapidly learns advanced techniques and fighting styles by observing his opponent, assimilating their moves with ease and maturing into a more adult appearance and demeanor as he grows stronger. He can counter all of an opponent's attacks and turn their own powerful techniques against them. This rapid growth is his greatest weapon, but it carries a severe drawback: once he reaches an adult state, he forgets the basic, fundamental techniques of wrestling, and he is forcibly reset to a helpless baby-like state that knows nothing after every match.
In the story, Peek-a-Boo serves as one of the early challengers from the Perfect Large Numbers and becomes a memorable opponent for Kinnikuman. He overwhelms the hero by quickly learning and replicating his signature moves, including the Kinniku Buster, and delivers a series of powerful attacks against him. When Kinnikuman realizes that Peek-a-Boo's copying works best against advanced techniques, he abandons complex moves and relies on basic fighting, defeating him with the Fuurin Kazan, a set of fundamental techniques that Peek-a-Boo, in his mature state, can no longer recall. His other named moves include the Big Baby Bomb, Choujin Hanging, Kinniku Kaitai Gatame, and Space Trip, and his superhuman power level is listed at 42,000,000.
As a Perfect Chojin, Peek-a-Boo initially upholds their strict code, which demands that a wrestler end his own life after a single defeat. Following his loss, he prepares to follow this law, but Kinnikuman refuses to let him die, valuing his talent as a wrestler and extracting a promise of a future rematch. The shame of his defeat, together with Kinnikuman's philosophy of fighting and the strength of heart displayed by the Justice Chojin, gradually changes him. He comes to question the Perfect Chojin way of life and openly rebels against Strong the Budo, the leader of the Perfect Large Numbers, who had compelled him to return to his baby state after his victories.
Peek-a-Boo's most important relationship is with Kinnikuman, whose mercy and fighting spirit inspire him to reconsider his beliefs. He also maintains bonds with his fellow Perfect Chojin, particularly Nemesis and Neptuneman, and after his defeat he continues to side with them against the Justice Chojin as a matter of pride. However, his outlook on the law that sentences defeated wrestlers to death is permanently renewed. Having learned the value of friendship and the meaning of a rematch, he changes his ways while still carrying himself with the dignity of a Perfect Chojin.