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Originally an apprentice angel serving alongside Pekola and Poporon in Heaven, Pino revealed selfish, ruthless tendencies that prioritized personal gain over heavenly duties, causing friction with Poporon even before their earthly fall. Her defining mission arrived when God dispatched her to eliminate Pekola and Poporon for their demonic associations. Tracking them down, Pino confronted Pekola, overpowering the weakened angel deprived of her halo. Yet Poporon intervened during the battle, delivering a German suplex that fractured Pino's halo. This injury caused the halo to crumble, stranding Pino on Earth.
Stranded and fearing divine retribution for her failure, Pino hid in the woods. Desperation drove her to kill and eat a rabbit while contemplating survival. There, she formulated a monomaniacal plan: overthrow God and recreate reality under her design, destroying both the underworld and human realm to establish a new world under her sole rule. To survive while awaiting her halo's regeneration, she took a low-profile job as a custodian at Yurine Hanazono and Jashin-chan's apartment complex, believing the demonic residents would deter heavenly pursuers. Her time there intensified paranoia, particularly toward Yurine, whom she feared after witnessing Yurine brutally punish Jashin-chan. This fear coexisted with a twisted admiration, especially upon overhearing that Yurine punched Lierre—though Yurine had actually aimed for Jashin-chan, who used Lierre as a shield.
Pino's instability escalated with the arrival of Lierre, her superior in Heaven (implied as a representation of the Abrahamic God). Learning of Lierre's presence, Pino attempted to weaken her by poisoning her tea and apple pie. This plan failed when Jashin-chan consumed the tainted items instead. Pino then escalated, trying to force a live chicken down Lierre's throat before being subdued. Her erratic behavior persisted, including consuming entire bottles of pills as a coping mechanism during stress—later clarified to be candy, not actual medicine. Pino's core traits—selfishness, paranoia, and fixation on replacing God—remain consistent across official media, with no significant redemption, softening, or further developments documented in spin-offs, OVAs, or the "Apocalypse Day" special.
Stranded and fearing divine retribution for her failure, Pino hid in the woods. Desperation drove her to kill and eat a rabbit while contemplating survival. There, she formulated a monomaniacal plan: overthrow God and recreate reality under her design, destroying both the underworld and human realm to establish a new world under her sole rule. To survive while awaiting her halo's regeneration, she took a low-profile job as a custodian at Yurine Hanazono and Jashin-chan's apartment complex, believing the demonic residents would deter heavenly pursuers. Her time there intensified paranoia, particularly toward Yurine, whom she feared after witnessing Yurine brutally punish Jashin-chan. This fear coexisted with a twisted admiration, especially upon overhearing that Yurine punched Lierre—though Yurine had actually aimed for Jashin-chan, who used Lierre as a shield.
Pino's instability escalated with the arrival of Lierre, her superior in Heaven (implied as a representation of the Abrahamic God). Learning of Lierre's presence, Pino attempted to weaken her by poisoning her tea and apple pie. This plan failed when Jashin-chan consumed the tainted items instead. Pino then escalated, trying to force a live chicken down Lierre's throat before being subdued. Her erratic behavior persisted, including consuming entire bottles of pills as a coping mechanism during stress—later clarified to be candy, not actual medicine. Pino's core traits—selfishness, paranoia, and fixation on replacing God—remain consistent across official media, with no significant redemption, softening, or further developments documented in spin-offs, OVAs, or the "Apocalypse Day" special.