Rudo Surebrec⁴

Japanese: ルド・シュアブレック

romanized: Rudo Shuaburekku

Species: Spheroid Human

Gender: Male/Male

Age: 15

Height: 163 cm (5'4")

Alias: Trash Raider (from The Apostles) The Celestial (by the Hell Guard)

hair color: White with black tips

skin color: Pale

Relatives: Canis Surebrec (Ancestor) Alto Surebrec (father) Regto (adoptive father) Nameless Mother

Affiliation: People of the tribe (formerly) Cleaners (Akuta)

Occupation: Cleaner (fighter)

State: Alive

Birthdate: July 20

Place of birth: Sphere

Vital instrument: Jinki(s): Gloves (3R)

Rudo Surebrec (ルド・シュアブレック, Rudo Shuaburekku) is the main protagonist of the manga and anime series Gachiakuta. He is a member of the Cleaners as part of Team Akuta.

He originally lived in the Sphere as a Sphere inhabitant among the Tribe people, but was thrown into the Pit after being falsely accused of murdering his adoptive father, Regto, who was actually killed by the Angel. Later, Enjin recruits him to join the Cleaners as a member of Team Akuta until he gathers all the pieces of the Watchman Series, which will allow him to return to the Sphere to exact his revenge.

Rudo is a thin, scrawny teenager. His hair is white and spiky with black tips, and he has large, almond-shaped red eyes with a thin black ring around each pupil and dark circles beneath, framed by short, dirty-blond eyebrows with brown eyelashes. Like most people in the slums, all his Sphereite clothing was dirty and worn. His outfit consisted of a loose-fitting beige vest with a square-necked hood and light brown vertical striped patterns similar to Shide's running down the center; he wore loose-fitting beige pants, and over these, a thick gold cloth band in the shape of the number six was tied around his calves over light brown boots. Later, he wore a navy blue hoodie as Dador and to replace the vest, which was covered in blood and had been sold by Enjin, who was actually just testing his ability with his jinchūriki. Due to the abuse he suffered (which he doesn't remember) at the hands of his parents during his childhood, Rudo's hands are covered in scars from his fingertips to his elbows. Black, ring-like patterns are visible within the concentric bumps of the damaged red bands of skin. He wears dark brown gloves with large silver rings joined by brown straps in the center (a gift from Regto), over bandages that ease the excruciating pain of the scars and also allow him to avoid people's disapproving stares. He seems to only remove them when Regto is tending to his hands or when he needs to wash them.

After formally joining the Cleaners, Rudo initially wore a navy blue hoodie, but now he's seen in a customized version of their uniform, like all the Givers in the organization. His new outfit consists of a beige, sleeveless zip-up hoodie with a large hood and equally large silver buttons on top, featuring a yellow Cleaners logo badge on the right side of his chest and back. Underneath, Rudo wears a long-sleeved black compression suit with red leg details. His uniform consists of loose-fitting cream-colored cargo shorts held up by a black belt, along with two backpacks attached to his waist: one contains his full face mask, and the other, junk that Rudo can use as ammunition for future battles. His footwear consists of black sneakers with straps and thick soles. His accessories include the necklace he uses for communication, his signature 3R gloves, and a yellow armband on his right bicep bearing the Cleaners symbol.

His full face mask appears to be a red, wrestler-style mask with yellow lightning bolt-shaped markings for eyebrows. The eyeholes have jagged edges, and the gas mask is crimson with spikes of the same color around the filter.

As a result of the physical abuse and subsequent abandonment by his parents, Rudo became withdrawn and introverted, harboring a deep pain and anger that would never cease to burn within him. Being the son of a murderer, he was isolated by the tribe from a very young age, with Regto and Chiwa being the only ones who didn't see him as a bad person. Rudo, in particular, has an obsession with discarded trash, often collecting useless objects and repairing them so they can serve their purpose once again.

After being framed for Regto's death (even Chiwa called him a murderer) and exiled, Rudo loses all faith in humanity and develops a burning thirst for revenge. He vows to return to the Sphere, kill every single inhabitant, and make them regret calling him filthy before casting him into the Abyss. Because of his past, Rudo has serious trust issues and is reluctant to befriend the people of Earth. Initially, he makes it clear that he is only willing to cooperate with them to achieve his goal of returning to the top. However, Rudo slowly begins to form bonds with the people he meets on Earth, primarily the Cleaners. According to Semiu, Rudo carries something akin to a curse within him. This "curse," fueled by hatred, constantly grows inside him due to all the recent events. This is most evident when, after being freed from Amo's ability, he immediately begins attacking her in retaliation. Rudo is immensely emotionally attached to those he considers his friends, so when someone he cares about is in danger or injured, he feels guilty and powerless for not being able to protect them. For example, when Jabber impaled Gris with his Vital Instrument, Rudo fell into a depressive state until he realized that Gris had actually survived.

When Rudo discovers that Amo has been kidnapped, he becomes visibly enraged and confronts Zodyl Typhon about what they did to her, becoming focused and diligent in finding her. After the events of the Garbage Storm, Rudo visits Zanka and apologizes for what happened. These traits are a consequence of the neglect and abuse he suffered during his childhood. Rudo deeply values ​​his bond with the Cleaners and will do anything to protect it. Due to his trauma, he tends to blame himself for things that happen to his friends, things he cannot control or is not responsible for. He is willing to go to extremes to protect them and avenge any harm they have suffered.

Although he initially wanted to find a way back to the Sphere, Rudo gradually abandons this goal and becomes interested in Earth. After discovering his ancestor, Canis Surebrec, and that his lineage originates there and not from the Sphere, Rudo becomes curious and sets himself a new objective: to investigate his ancestor and his connection to Earth, as well as his true origins. Following his private conversation with Arkha Corvus, the leader of the Cleaners, Rudo embarks on a personal mission to uncover all the secrets and mysteries of the world, and has now fully integrated into the life of a Cleaner, calling himself "Rudo Surebrec the Cleaner," no longer feeling like a stranger to the Sphere. This change in Rudo becomes evident during his first solo Cleaner job. However, during his speech to Zodyl on the flying Garbage Beast, he states that he hasn't entirely forgotten his anger toward the Sphere.

Rudo is an incredibly determined person, and once he sets his mind to something, he doesn't stop until he achieves it. One example is when he was determined to destroy the core of the flying artificial Garbage Beast to the point of being able to withstand Noerde's lethal beam attacks. Another example is during the Doll Festival, where he decides to risk his life to become a pseudo-god for the sole purpose of destroying the Supreme Ruler.

Rudo is also somewhat awkward when it comes to social interaction, as shown by his lack of social cues, which stems from his isolation from a young age. Rudo doesn't understand things like reading people's feelings, leading to misunderstandings with his classmates, such as when Rudo rejected the new uniform Follo made for him. While Follo took it as Rudo disliking it, Rudo meant he didn't want Follo to waste his time because of it. He also struggles with verbal expression, so when he doesn't know how to respond without hurting others, he tends to simply reply with short words or remain silent and respond with glances. He is also honest and straightforward, making things clear, as when he told Kuro that he wouldn't beat him up for what he put his friends through if he apologized to Riyo.

Overall Skill Level: While not a particularly skilled fighter on his own, Rudo is very creative in his use of the Vital Instruments he creates with 3R. He was able to defeat a Trash Beast by using a keyboard to attack its vital points from a distance. Another demonstration of this skill is how he broke Bundus's Hands by concentrating the power of 3R into a single nail gun, despite Bundus's vast experience as a veteran fighter. Furthermore, he was also able to create a spike trap using an old paintbrush given to him by Remlin, squeezing out every last drop of ink. Enhanced Strength: Despite being an inexperienced fighter in normal combat, Rudo is immensely powerful in terms of physical strength, as he was able to slice through a dinosaur-sized Trash Beast using a broken roof and even shatter it to pieces with a single blow without using a Vital Instrument. He was also able to overpower Jabber simply by blocking his movements before striking him in the face, despite being accustomed to receiving blows from Vital Instruments. Enhanced Reflexes: Rudo has demonstrated incredibly fast reactions, as seen when he was able to outrun the Apostles and even dodge some shotgun shells in mid-air.

Enhanced Speed: Rudo is able to move much faster than most normal humans can perceive. While under the influence of Amo's Vital Instrument, he was able to attack Zanka and Tamsy without them noticing, despite having to travel a great distance to reach them and considering that both are experienced fighters.

Enhanced resistance: Rudo has proven to be incredibly resilient, to the point of surviving even his own attacks.

Improved Stamina: In most fights, Rudo shows almost no exhaustion even in a place with foul air like the Ground, specifically in Mono, the most dangerous No Man's Land.

Extreme Determination: Rudo possesses great determination and conviction that strengthened as he grew up as a Cleaner. From childhood, he endured intense pain in his hands and constant beatings for being the son of a murderer, but he always persevered. Even when he was thrown from the Sphere, he didn't lower his head and strengthened his character to the point of feeling no fear or hesitation in a fight. He endures pain without showing discomfort, even with a broken arm (as seen when Gil broke it), because he has become accustomed to pain.

Improbable weapon mastery: Thanks to the power of his Vital Instrument and his creativity, Rudo can get the most out of any object in improvised combat, handling them with great dexterity and skill in versatile and unpredictable ways, with an unorthodox fighting style.

Unarmed combat proficiency: Although he didn't have much experience in fighting or any form of combat, Rudo proved to be very skilled in hand-to-hand combat, managing to exchange blows against more experienced opponents like Jabber Wonger, who even acknowledged him as an opponent worth giving his all against.

Vital instrument: Rudo Gloves (3R): A pair of gloves that are part of the Watchman series.

Creation of Vital Instruments: Upon contact with a discarded object, Rudo is able to transform it into a Vital Instrument, maximizing its potential. He can activate three Vital Instruments simultaneously or concentrate their power into a single one, significantly doubling or tripling its initial strength. Each object he uses disintegrates after fulfilling its purpose.

He likes: Sweets, so much so that they drive him crazy.

Dislikes: Spicy food, little spheres, people who step on important things.

According to Kei Urana (creator of Rudo), Rudo's body odor is like dust.

The Cleaners (掃除屋, Sōjiya) are a group in Gachiakuta. They employ a large number of Givers who use their powers to exterminate Trash Beasts on the Ground.

Overview:

The Cleaners are an organization based on Terra that was founded approximately 150 years ago. Since its inception, the group has grown to have branches in multiple districts. Including fighters, sentinels, and sympathizers, the Cleaners have around 100 members in total. While they are respected for their work, many people on Terra despise the Cleaners for their reliance on the Life Instruments.

The organization is dedicated to protecting Terra's safe zones from Garbage Beasts that form in contaminated areas. It is a public organization and regularly receives calls from Terra's inhabitants requesting Cleaners to come and "clean up" the Garbage Beasts that could cause, or are already causing, problems. The group is known to Hell Guard and is obligated to inform them if third parties are harmed by a Garbage Beast for which they have taken responsibility.

Aside from their public activities, internally The Cleaners have a secret objective known only to a few within the group; the true reason the organization was formed was to solve the mysteries of the world.

Union:

To become a Cleaner as a Giver, the method seen throughout history so far is to be recruited. The Giver must be noteworthy enough to catch the eye of a current Captain, and once the Captain agrees, they must go to Cleaners' HQ. There, the Giver is evaluated by the Cleaners' receptionist, Semiu Grier, and then approved by the boss himself, Arkha Corvus. Occasionally, when the boss is not present, it is unknown what happens to the prospective recruit, but in Rudo's case, he is taken on an "observation field trip" because he is now an "apprentice." This probationary period finally ends when the Giver is approved to join, at which point they are assigned to one of the Combat Teams (usually the one to which the Captain interested in them belongs), receive a uniform that is generally customized to their liking, and can now actively participate in cleaning missions. This, according to labor laws, automatically means they also receive payment, though it is unknown whether this is a salary or a wage.

Headquarters:

Main article: Cleaners' headquarters The Cleaners' base is Cleaner HQ, a large building heavily guarded by guards. [3] The building has numerous rooms available for all Cleaners to use, including lounges, a bar, a library, and an infirmary. The building has just over five floors and ample space. When not on missions, Cleaners are housed at different bases depending on where they are fighting the Junk Beasts, so they rarely converge at HQ.

The Cleaners not only accept Donors, but also people without powers who wish to help the organization, known as Collaborators, can join. Their participation is entirely voluntary, though they face much unjustified criticism and degrading nicknames for their perceived "lack of power." Presumably, to join, a prospective Collaborator must be approved by the boss. Once inducted, a Collaborator receives a standard uniform and equipment and is assigned the task of supporting Donors on cleanup missions. It is presumed they also receive compensation.

Those who join the cleanup crews without prior combat experience or knowledge of contaminated areas and the creatures that inhabit them receive training, as seen with Follo and other sympathizers. This training includes both combat instruction and the study of the creatures' physiology.

Southern Branch:

The Cleaners' southern branch is located in the southern district of Creapeye City; they are responsible for exterminating the Garbage Beasts in the southern district, No Man's Land, and Tori is under their jurisdiction.

The Garbage Beasts (or aberrants) in Gachiakuta are hostile monsters formed from the accumulation of waste and negative "thoughts" thrown from the floating sphere to the surface. These creatures, which inhabit polluted areas, come to life and are immune to conventional weapons, attacking by sound. They can only be destroyed using a Jink, a weapon created from a special object imbued with power.

The Ground (下界Gekai), known as the Pit by the Sphere Ones, is the surface of the world, a wasteland with a mostly toxic environment infested with Garbage Beasts due to the constant rain of garbage from the Sphere. It is inhabited by humans called Earthlings.

At least 150 years ago, a large number of humans departed for the sky aboard the Sphere, leaving the rest of humanity behind on Terra. During this time, the inhabitants of the Sphere believed that no one remained alive on Terra and referred to it as "the pit," generally understanding it as a vast garbage dump.

In 150 years, the garbage the sphere spewed to the ground transformed into Garbage Beasts. The polluted air, as well as the danger posed by the Garbage Beasts, forced the inhabitants of the ground into designated safe zones, where walls were erected and mass air filtration/ventilation systems were built to keep these areas clean.

The level of pollution has drastically altered the landscape. Growing flowers is now extremely difficult, making them rare and expensive, though artificial flowers are sold for aesthetic purposes. The snow in the Northern District is contaminated and dangerous to the touch, making winter a deadly time. Contaminated areas have formed entirely new biomes, such as the Penta Desert, composed of shredded garbage, and the Tori Jungle, where plants have adapted to the pollution.

Both the Sphere and Terra have little to no knowledge of each other, as neither has any way of accessing the other. Information about their relationship on Terra has been censored or erased. However, clues to their history remain. Macaca Icol's mural in Canvas Town highlights the four symbols of her closest friends, one of which includes Canis Surebrec, the creator of the Watchman series.

Currently, several scattered clues left by Canis tell the story of the place. Canis left his will in Tori, guarded by the King of Tori, stipulating that he had been unable to stop them and could only bury the humans. Canis knew Kuro, who at some point begged him not to leave. It is hinted that Canis himself is able to travel between the Sphere and Terra, leaving his gloves and book in the Sphere. Furthermore, the Watchman series takes its name from The Watchman, or vice versa.

Neighborhoods:

The land is divided into four districts, containing both safe and contaminated zones. Each is quite spread out; the southern district is a two-day drive from Cleaners headquarters.

Culture:

In real life, information is a currency. No one gives it away for free, and it's usually exchanged for money, a task, or more information. Kuro was known as a reliable, albeit eccentric, informant, and the price of his information varied, even going so far as to ask Rudo for a game of tag in exchange for his data. Mymo offers free news and weather information through broadcasts. However, he does so with loud gestures and slang, much to the annoyance of the locals, but he gets the information faster than most, so everyone keeps an eye on him.

Beyond information, the territory uses its own currency, the gala. An ice cream cone costs 70 galas.

The territory retains its own language, which uses English letters and words, but aspects of ancient languages ​​still persist in its culture. The name Enjin comes from an ancient language of the territory, and August occasionally uses Spanish words.

Canvas Town, formerly known as Arts City, has forged its culture around art. Since many cities in the area don't embrace street art, Canvas Town was built with the express purpose of welcoming artists from across the region. The city is covered in graffiti, and all forms of art are permitted within its walls, provided they are well-intentioned.

Human trafficking exists because of the impunity that reigns on the ground, as some individuals take advantage of the lack of strict law enforcement to kidnap and exploit vulnerable people.

The case of Amo Empool and Enijn is a stark example: Amo was sold by her own mother to an unstable and abusive man, whose name has not been revealed; while Enijn was an orphan living in an institution that later became a slave market, thanks to a man who "appeared to have money." Enijn established a "connection," ostensibly seeking better funding for his orphanage, and used his newfound influence to further exploit the system, turning the orphanage into a front for trafficking. This stark reality highlights the vulnerability of these environments, where exploitation runs rampant, and underscores the urgent need for increased oversight and protective measures to safeguard individuals at risk of suffering similar fates.

There are beings called Vianders whose abilities help grow food in contaminated lands. For this reason, sweets are not scarce as they are on Terra, and it is said that they are more addictive than drugs.

Northern District

Main article: Northern District It is the only place on Terra where it snows and is said to be the closest to the Sphere. The snow is toxic, so winter in the Northern District is said to be dangerous. Follo Tunito was born and raised here.

Southern District

Main article: Southern District Two days from the Cleaners' headquarters, the South Ward is home to Tori's Terra de Nadie. The South Ward is known for its annual Doll Festival, where Donors who consider dolls and other toys to be vital tools display them.

Eastern District

Main article: Eastern District This is where the Cleaners' headquarters is located and where Team Akuta spends their free time. Mono, a no-man's-land, is nearby, and it's where Rudo first landed. A larger region known as Genia is located in the East District.

Cleaners' headquarters City of the Canvas Hole Village Genius Kremmos Village Klutess Village (Abandoned)

West District

Main article: Western District Little is currently known about the West District, but the Hell's Watch has authority there.

Safe zone: This is where humans can breathe without masks. Several settlements form, usually protected by a large wall. In these zones, the Cleaners establish their bases, like their headquarters. Shops and hospitals operate here, and the settlements have a seemingly large population. These zones can exist as a single unit, and when the sky shakes and deadly debris falls, there is a predetermined route that allows the people on the ground to build without worrying about falling debris.

List of locations: City of the Canvas Kamuatari District Hole Village Creepy

Contaminated area: The contaminated zone is the most dangerous and closest to the settlements. Here, monsters of garbage form, and humans cannot survive 15 minutes without a mask. Large quantities of trash accumulate, and sometimes humans are seen scavenging for materials and corpses to sell, especially small spheres.

No man's land Main article: No Man's Land The No Man's Lands are the most dangerous and unexplored of the three zones, and there are only six of them. A human would die almost instantly in these zones, and the Garbage beasts that form there are said to pose a challenge even to the most generous.

To date, only three No Man's Lands have been named in history: Infectious mononucleosis Tori Penta

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