Brushogun is a character in Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo.
History[]
A long time ago, Brushogun was an ordinary artist. However, he longed to bring them to life. One day, he fell in love with one of his paintings. Soon he cast a spell to bring it to life. He was able to bring it to life, but it came with a horrible price. The painting turned into a monster and cursed him. He soon turned into a being with skin of paper and inky blood. He soon caused mayhem until he was captured by Daizo.
Later on in the movie, The Titans discover Brushogun is old and decrepit, having long since reformed. The Titans discover he is now a victim. They also find out he not only set Robin free and sent Saiko-Tek to send them to Japan, but he isn't the one who set their leader up. He soon says the second Saiko-Tek was made as a trap. After discovering Daizo was the real mastermind and discovering his troopers are ink creatures, he activates a machine that causes great pain to Brushogun and creates more ink creatures. Sometime later, Robin and Daizo engage in a final showdown, only for the corrupt chief to enter the machine.
Death[]
After Brushogun and Daizo fuse into a giant ink monster, they summon more ink creatures. During the fighting, Robin allows himself to be absorbed by the ink monster, only to break free of it while successfully removing Brushogun from it. Afterwards, Brushogun thanks him for saving him before peacefully dying and fading.