In 1973, Pupa was developed by Huey Emmerich as one of three prototype AI weapons for Peace Walker. History Peace Walker Incident Main article: Peace Walker Incident The Pupa could also use its freely-moving front treads as "arms" for close-range attacks.
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It was also armed with a electricity generator for generating electric shock attacks, located below the head section, along with seven launchers on each side of its posterior section that deploy electrical shock units, which resemble circular "lightning rods." The rods could be deployed across a large area, after which the Pupa would fire its shock attack into the atmosphere the discharged electricity would then be drawn down to the scattered units, injuring any nearby enemy personnel.
Pupa possessed six machine gun turrets: four on the back, and two on the head. Its overall appearance bore a strong resemblance to the Shagohod, since Huey Emmerich had based it on Soviet research notes, with the only major difference besides it lacking a launcher being that the Pupa possesses tank treads on its arms, while the Shagohod possessed augers. The Pupa also possessed two forward treads that could move in a similar fashion to arms and could be used to raise its front section from the ground. One of its most significant features were the rocket boosters on its back. It could travel at speeds that would allow it to climb steep inclines by using compressed air to hover its rear section. Equipped with an AI pod, designated GW-Pupa 5000, it was designed with speed and hover capabilities in mind. Pupa was one of the four AI weapons developed as part of the Peace Walker Project.
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