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The Tapasa are members of the Bakiraka that act as bodyguards to silat.
Appearance[]
Each of these four men has knots on their knuckles and feet as well as mysterious marks on their foreheads, their bodies are muscular and their skin color is brown, like all Kushans.
They wear two pieces of cloth, one of which is a long piece of cloth from the neck to the shoulders and down as trousers. The other cloth as pants.
Powers and Abilties[]
The Tapasa fight in a dramatically different style more suiting their towering frames and nubs of swollen bone near their big toes, index fingers, knees, and elbows (the striking points in their attacks). They are shown not only to be blindingly fast, but also capable of smashing through bone and steel armor alike with their strikes, much of which resembles the real-world Hung Ga fighting style, which emphasizes low stances and powerful hand strikes, though they use their legs as well.
Personality[]
History[]
Two of them are present at the time when Silat is shown the Apostle-construct that creates the Kushan monsters, but a total of four have been shown at a single time. None have ever been shown being killed in combat.