| Yuan-bao | |
|---|---|
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| Name | |
| Name | Yuan-bao |
| Kanji | 猿宝 |
| Romanji | Enpo |
| Profile | |
| Gender |  Male
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| Status | Deceased |
| Professional Status | |
| Affiliation | Gandhara |
| Occupation | Priest |
| Partner | See-No-Evil, Hear-No-Evil, Speak-No-Evil |
| Personal Status | |
| Pets | See-No-Evil, Hear-No-Evil, Speak-No-Evil |
| First Appearance | |
| Manga Debut | Chapter 125 |
| Voices | |
| [v · t · e] | |
| “ | Hehhehheh... Can your eyes still see? Can your ears still hear? | ” |
Yuan-bao is a member of the Gandhara priests and one of the three Holy Treasures. He likes monkeys.
Appearance[]
He's is very short, as well as hairless, and has big round ears, like a monkey. He wears a light colored monk robe.
Personality[]
Although he is a person who enjoys playing with his enemies, letting his monkeys fight his rival first, he shows a genuine fatherly love towards them.
Powers and Abilities[]
Techniques[]
- Three Wise Monkeys’ Shining Control Technique (三猿耀操術, San'en Yosojutsu): Yuan-bao controls three monkeys, named See-No-Evil, Hear-No-Evil, and Speak-No-Evil. These monkeys are all armed with weapons attached to their tails, and on Yuan-bao's command they join hands and leap at their opponent, spinning as they do so. Each of them is trained to attack the opponent's eyes, ears, and throat, respectively.
- Aerial Binding Frame (宙縛架, Chubakka): A technique designed for use in the forests, Yuan-bao can still use this technique on the ground by propping up two poles. The initial attack involves bounding between the tops of the two poles and attacking with a claw attached to a rope. However, the final objective is to wrap the rope around the opponent's neck and tie each end to the tops of each pole, strangling the opponent.
History[]
Great Heaven-Challenging Olympic Tournament[]
Along with Niu-bao and Long-bao, they were embied by the Gandhara Elders to participate in the Daibukai and help their team win.
The High Priest objected, saying that only sixteen liqueurs could be chosen...and in response, Long-bao killed two random priests, saying that now there were sixteen. The High Priest had no choice but to accept them.
After Niu-bao's defeat, Yuan-bao was the next of the Three Treasures to go into combat, follow by his three monkeys, they met their rival.
The three monkeys charged forward, using their San'en Yosojutsu to attack Raiden. They managed to hit him in the ears and near the eyes. Raiden managed to avoid being seriously injured, and once the three monkeys stopped attacking him, he prepared for his counterattack: the Rinsho Renge technique, with which he managed to wound the three monkeys with three saw discs.
Furious to see how he had killed his three monkeys, Yuan-bao planted two sticks in the ground, and using his Chubakka, began to attack Raiden. Even though he managed to dodge his first attacks, Yuan-bao managed to hang him between the two poles. But before Yuan-bao managed to mortally wound him, Raiden used his Shikoshin to stop Yuan-bao's attack, kicking him back in the face.
He grabbed his head between his legs and began to spin, tightening the ropes so tight that they kept him dangling that they eventually burst. Once free, Raiden smashed Yuan-bao's face to the ground. Still eager for revenge, Yuan-bao lunged at him when he saw that he had turned his back on him...only to find that he was tending to his monkeys. Seeing that his monkeys were not dead, Yuan-bao collapsed, and with a smile on his face, he thanked Raiden for having been his last rival, before he died.
Major Battles[]
- Yuan-bao vs. Raiden