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Hatred of heroes. Garou believes that heroes give people a "false sense of hope" that prevents them from seeing the real truth.

A fascination with monsters. As a child, Garou rooted for monsters, but the heroes always won, and this influenced his worldview.

Childhood bullying. Garou was bullied by his classmates, and during games, they made him into a villain (a monster) so they could beat him up under the guise of playing. This is one of the reasons he hates heroes.

Behavior Some of Garou's behavioral characteristics: Arrogance in combat. Often mocks opponents and calls them "amateurs."

Observation in combat. Whenever possible, always prepare for combat with a serious opponent, gathering information about their abilities and weaknesses.

Copying Combat Techniques. When fighting strong opponents, Garou copies their best moves and incorporates them into his own fighting style.

Reading movements. By analyzing the opponent's breathing, facial expressions, center of gravity, and body position, Garou can anticipate their actions.

Philosophy Some of Garou's philosophical views: The goal is to become absolute evil. Garou wants to become a monster that people would fear so much that they would unite against him to survive.

Aiming to end conflict, Garou strives to achieve world peace.

However, Garou's philosophy crumbles against Saitama's invincibility and simple-minded worldview. Thanks to Saitama, Garou realizes he was wrong, young, and impulsive.

a serious and straightforward person who puts his work above all else.

Busyo is the head of the communications team of the 6th Operations Hall of the Hero Association.

has a serious character.

Some character traits: Calm demeanor. Bang shows no fear, for example, appearing unfazed by the sight of a dragon-tier meteor falling on Z-City. Knowledge of the ethics of heroism. Bang calls the other S-Class heroes heartless for ignoring the disaster in Z-City and focusing on their own problems. Caring for others. Bang deeply cares for his former student, Garou, and fears that he will become a monster. Disgusted by the negative hero culture, Bang believes the Hero Association has lost sight of its purpose. A sense of nobility and moral integrity. Bang possesses these qualities, which earns him the respect of other heroes. Searching for New Students. Perhaps due to the loss of all his students, as well as his own old age and the incompetence of his remaining students, Bang is eagerly seeking new students to teach.

Bang's personality changes when he gets angry: he speaks less and his fighting style becomes less effective.

C-class hero.

A brave hero who will not miss any crime and will not retreat from battle, regardless of the enemy. He is very sensitive to justice and highly respects those who are willing to risk their lives for him.

combines self-confidence, stubbornness and leadership qualities, as well as an internal sense of inferiority.

Self-confidence Fubuki has no doubts about his abilities, believing himself to be the number one ranked B-Class hero. Some characteristics of his self-confidence:

She doesn't move up to the A-class because she won't be able to take first place there, but she can do it in the B-class. Gathers a group to at least have some authority somewhere. Measures the value of everyone around him by their rank.

However, despite her self-confidence, Fubuki does not always have control over her strength - there have been several instances where she has worried that she may have overdone it with her attacks.

Stubbornness Fubuki is willing to do anything to strengthen her position among the Hero Association and the Blizzard group. Some examples of her stubbornness include:

She is willing to use dirty methods to fight competitors, which is why she has become famous as an unofficial "Newbie Hunter".

She does not back down from her goals, even if it may lead to conflicts, such as in her fight with Saitama, where Fubuki tries to prove her strength but does not take into account that Saitama is superior to her.

He cares for the members of the Blizzard and relies on them in many ways, but does not always take their opinions and interests into account.

Leadership Fubuki is a leader others follow. Many members of the Blizzard group respect and care for her, willing to risk their lives for her. Some characteristics of her leadership:

The lack of combat skills is compensated for by leadership qualities.

Many members of Blizzard respect Fubuki, and she, in turn, cares for them.

After meeting Saitama, Fubuki changed greatly: she disbanded her group to avoid being defeated by Tatsumaki, and gradually stopped living by a single idea.

Feelings of inferiority Fubuki harbors an inferiority complex. This stems from living in the shadow of her stronger older sister, Tatsumaki. Fubuki feels insecure and frustrated.

does not move to the A-class

Pompous, zealous, and vain, Snek believes that all newcomers to the Hero Association are obligated to respect him. He believes it necessary to attack promising heroes in order to crush them with his power and authority.

At the same time, Snek is overly self-confident: even after learning about Saitama's extraordinary strength, he ponders what fighting style to use to defeat him.

Like many members of the Hero Association, Snek does his work not for the sake of saving people and justice, but for fame and his own vanity.

A-class hero.

Self-confidence and arrogance. The character places great importance on their own popularity and status. Cruelty. Sweet Mask has shown his dark and cruel side, such as cold-bloodedly murdering a group of Dark Matter Thieves. Narcissism. The character believes that heroes need beauty as well as strength. A sense of justice and duty. Despite her negative character traits, Sweet Mask sincerely wants to help people and fight evil. Respect for brave and determined people. For example, he expressed admiration for the hero King, who fought monsters all night alone.

Extremely sensitive to human death. He is considered a nihilist, perhaps because he has "died" several times, which is why he is always calm. Prefers to work alone and dislikes working in a team, although he still respects common courtesy. Despite his dark outlook on the world, he is a rather forgiving person who does not hold a grudge when there is no point in pursuing it. Smart, with a detective's mind, and knows when he can't win a fight. Compared to other S-Class heroes, Zombieman is more thoughtful and respectful of others.

He is a 6th-rank S-Class professional hero who is a member of the Hero Association.

Character Some of Beaufoy's character traits: An interest in high technology. For example, he sent one of his robots to scavenge for scraps or search for anything useful in the wreckage of the Dark Matter Thieves' ship.

Practicality and pragmatism. Despite being a hero, Beaufoy cares little for other people unless interactions with them bring him benefit. Even when a meteor was about to hit Z-City, his only concern was testing the reliability of the new missiles.

Caution and pragmatism in dealing with monsters. For example, Bofoy saw through the Monster Association's provocation and their trap to destroy many of the Hero Association's heroes.

Mysterious Motives. Due to Tech Knight Genos's warning, Beaufoy's motives are shrouded in mystery.

Awareness of corruption within the administration of the Heroes' Association. However, Bofoy is not above exploiting the pettiness of employees for his own personal gain.

Capabilities Some of Bofoy's abilities: Remote combat. For battles, Bofoy uses state-of-the-art combat robots, controlling them from a safe distance. For example, a large silver robot with several cannons attached to its back can fly quickly thanks to multiple jet engines and fire over 1,000 missiles in a single salvo.

Robotic army. Bofoy is capable of automating and transforming large numbers of machines into autonomous units, communicating with each other and capable of conducting military operations. In addition to anthropomorphic combat robots, the scientist has self-propelled artillery units, ballistic missiles, and unmanned bombers at his disposal.

A genius-level intellect. This allows Bofoy to create high-tech machines and weapons.

The Pig God's character isn't fully revealed, but in some aspects he's portrayed as caring, modest, and possessing a strong sense of duty. However, he also has negative traits.

Positive traits Caring. Pig God immediately rushed to the Child Emperor's aid, despite not being one for running. He was shocked to learn of the Techno Knight's disappearance and expressed hope that he was alright.

Modesty. Usually not averse to helping others or openly accepting advice from other heroes.

A strong sense of duty. Despite his grave injuries, Pig God left the hospital room to ensure that all mutants from the Monster Association were exterminated.

Concern for the well-being of others. For example, Pig God saved the Atomic Samurai's students, and later asked him to heal another hero's wounds before himself.

Negative traits Glutton. Constantly eating. Direct or lazy. For example, he walked straight through a building instead of going around it, and sometimes speaks rudely. Sometimes speaks rudely.

Serious and calm, he is a tactful and calculating fighter.

The Techno Knight does not underestimate his opponents, even if they are inferior to him in strength, and always collects information about his enemies in order to be aware of their strength, numbers, and other important facts.

He is merciless toward monsters, eager to obtain the information he needs, and is willing to use any means necessary, including torture. He may even capture some monsters without killing them if they are strong enough or if they pique his interest.

The Tech Knight prefers to work alone, ignoring the orders of the Hero Association.

13th-ranked S-Class Pro Hero

Character Flash is a calm and serious man. At the same time, he appears arrogant. He considers lower-ranking heroes weak.

Some character traits: Confidence in one's own abilities. A strong belief that training is the only way to become truly strong. Respectful attitude towards those whom he considers strong - he is ready to praise such people.

Behavior At the heroes’ meeting, he gets straight to the point without any “lyrical digressions.” animego.me

In the blink of an eye, it stops the budding conflict between Steel Bat and Tornado.

He has mastered a variety of techniques, both with a blade and in hand-to-hand combat.

In combat, he uses the "Collapse" blade, which can cut through any material.

Motives Power Drive - Flash believes his skills place him among the elite of heroes. Wanting to make Saitama his disciple (in the webcomic) - Even though Flash knows about Saitama's true strength, he feels that he doesn't have any decent fighting techniques and wants to make him his disciple.

A chivalrous character. The hero worries about Tornado, despite her superior rank. He believes it's dangerous for a "little girl" to fight enemies one-on-one.

The ability to admit defeat. For example, when he was surpassed by Tatsumaki during the Dark Matter Thieves' invasion.

Caring and wise. The Master in Mike is a caring man with honor and dignity, accepting other heroes and loving his brothers.

He dislikes the disrespectful behavior of other members of Mikey's Army. He even scolds them for being rude to Bang.

stoic and dispassionate character.

Some character traits: Straightforward and carefree. His facial expression remains constantly impassive, making it difficult to interpret his thoughts. Territorially motivated. As a loyal and well-trained dog, he is solely interested in protecting Q-City. A tendency toward boredom. For example, when he wasn't impressed by Bang's Rock-Crushing Mountain Fist, he decided to return to Q City to fight monsters. Mischievousness. For example, when fighting criminals, he can be quite mischievous, as seen when he confronts Garou by "shaking" his attacking hands.

Physical characteristics: height - 235 cm; weight - 250 kg; fast, agile, capable of acrobatic somersaults.

Specialization: hand-to-hand combat.

Appearance The skin is dark, hard and shiny. The head is bald. The eyes are round, with black pupils. The eyebrows are thick. Wears black swimming trunks.

Character A balanced person who doesn't like conflicts. Vain, when talking to others he often thinks, “Are others’ eyes riveted on my beautiful muscles?” Shows deep concern for others and generally treats those he or she meets with courtesy and respect. When confronted with danger, he usually maintains a calm expression, indicating that the enemy before him poses no threat. However, when confronted with a truly dangerous foe, he begins to act more seriously, and his calmness gives way to rage.

Capabilities Immense Durability – Darkshine's muscles act as pseudo-armor, demonstrating a combination of hardness, strength, and endurance. For example, his skin and muscles were invulnerable to the drill-arms of Destroychloridium, a tiger-level monster.

Incredible speed and reflexes - Despite his size, Darkshine is quite fast.

Hand-to-hand combat skills - such as "Super Alloy Bazooka" (a straight punch), "Double Super Alloy Bazooka" (a punch with both hands at once), "Super Alloy Rocket" (a jumping kick).

Weaknesses: Afraid of pain and easily panics in combat with someone of equal strength Biography Hired by the private organization "Hero Association" to fight monsters and criminals. After the battle against the Monster Association, Darkshine lost confidence in himself, so he left the Hero Association and joined the Neo-Heroes to work as a training instructor and training partner.

An overly serious and cold-blooded character. His personality combines seriousness, a desire for power, respect for other characters, and, in some cases, a sense of humor.

Genos is a nineteen-year-old cyborg, Saitama's self-proclaimed disciple. His main priorities are fighting for justice and trying to gain power at any cost.

Seriousness Genos rarely cracks jokes. Initially, he was more tense, but his mentor, Saitama, helped him calm down.

In combat, Genos doesn't expose himself or underestimate his opponents. For example, in his battle with Centichoro, he attempts to defeat the monster himself, despite being cut in half by the monster.

Convinced that there is a secret behind Saitama's immense power, Genos seeks to observe him closely in order to uncover the mystery.

The pursuit of power Genos constantly strives to become stronger and often seeks Saitama's guidance to achieve his ambitions. He hopes that by training under Saitama, he will achieve a similar level of absolute strength. With such power, he will finally be able to track down and kill the cyborg who changed his life. However, Genos's single-minded pursuit of power has narrowed his horizons and deprived him of the ability to think critically. He believes that even if he can't reach Saitama's absurd level of strength, he will always have something to learn from him.

Respect Since Genos became Saitama's apprentice, he has shown deep respect and patronage towards him, calling Saitama "Master".

Genos defends his "teacher" during dialogues with other characters.

However, there is also disappointment - Genos is not satisfied with the secret of Saitama's training regimen, cannot understand how one can become so strong by doing, essentially, elementary muscle training.

Sense of humor Genos sometimes serves as a comic relief to Saitama's forgetful nature. For example, he often uses advanced techniques, combat strategies, and robot enhancements to fight villains, often sustaining serious injuries.

A bright personality, very fond of male heroes and villains, also in the S-class

A 7th-rank S-Class professional hero in the Hero Association. Popularly known as the "Strongest Man on the Planet," King is actually an ordinary person who unintentionally gained recognition for the heroic deeds performed by Saitama.

Appearance A tall, thin man with long, blond, slicked-back hair and three distinctive scars on the left side of his face. Typically wears a thick turtleneck sweater. Has sunken cheeks, an extremely expressive jaw and a strong chin (almost square in shape). In the vast majority of cases, its appearance is accompanied by a rumbling sound.

Character King is able to maintain a semblance of composure even in the most frightening and life-threatening situations. Involuntarily emits a menacing aura that can cause some enemies to panic. Despite his scary appearance, King is actually a cowardly hikikomori who enjoys playing computer games from time to time (he has a particular fondness for fighting games and dating simulators). He likes peace and quiet, he doesn’t like crowds and noise. His hobby is "training" in secluded and quiet places, and it is believed that during training he strengthens his body and soul.

Capabilities Due to the high ranking and recognition as the strongest person, most opponents run away without ever starting a battle.

King is an expert in video games and won several video game tournaments in his youth.

"King's Mechanism" is a rumbling sound that emanates from King when he's supposedly preparing for battle or attempting to intimidate his opponent with a terrifying aura. In reality, it's simply the sound of his heartbeat: when frightened, it pounds so wildly that it becomes audible to those around him, but thanks to his fearsome reputation, the sound is mistaken for bloodlust.

Relationship King is one of the characters who knows Saitama's true power and is part of Saitama's group. Saitama seems to be King's only true friend.

He is an S-Class professional hero, swordsman, and member of the Blademaster Council.

Character Proud and humorous. He can sometimes act arrogant, and, in his own words, only acknowledges the strong. For example, he refuses to shake Saitama's hand, citing the latter's lack of S-Class status.

He doesn't like it when his abilities are belittled.

He cares for his students and pushes them to improve. For example, when his student Iaian lost his arm, Kamikaze insisted that he continue wielding a sword.

He treats those he respects with humility. This is evident in Bang, a fellow hero whom Kamikaze greatly respects, as well as his fellow master swordsmen.

He enjoys wielding a sword and makes a game out of it, often taunting monsters and bragging as he cuts them to pieces.

Self-confidence, even when he clearly has no reason to be. For example, Kamikaze mocked and cut Blacksperm right after he lost to him and was saved by Tatsumaki.

Biography Before joining the Hero Association, he founded a dojo, where he selected students using an apple-cutting test. Age - 37 years.

Capabilities Immense physical strength, allowing him to cut through any obstacle with his sword. He typically wields a katana or wakizashi (short sword), but in his hands, even a toothpick becomes a dangerous weapon. Signature attacks include Atomic Slash (over a hundred sword swings that slice the enemy into pieces) and Air Blade (an aerial shockwave that is effective at long range).

Relationship With Saitama, Kamikaze isn't interested in him because of his low rank. With Bang - Despite his arrogance, Kamikaze respects Bang, as evidenced by their relationship

A bold, capricious, hot-tempered, and impatient character. Her personality combines both positive and negative traits.

Positive traits A desire to fulfill heroic duties, Tatsumaki feels compelled to defeat monsters and considers her heroic work her duty.

A soft side towards his younger sister, Fubuki. Despite his rude nature, Tatsumaki worries about his sister and tries to protect her.

Confidence in her abilities. Thanks to her immense strength, Tatsumaki is completely confident in her combat prowess. For example, during the S-Class meeting to prepare for the rescue of Narinka's son, she repeatedly states that no monster stands a chance against her.

Independence and distrust. The superiority complex that developed due to his immense power prevents Tatsumaki from building relationships with others and feeling empathy.

Negative traits Disrespectful attitude towards people, especially those whom Tatsumaki considers incompetent. Tatsumaki is intolerant of those she considers impudent. For example, she throws Genos into a large piece of rubble for retaliating against her verbal insults towards Saitama. Dislike when Tatsumaki is ignored or called a "child" and "brat". A dismissive attitude toward fellow heroes. Tatsumaki tends to ignore any criticism from them, no matter how justified. Poor communication skills and a prideful attitude led to a poor relationship with her sister. For example, Tatsumaki threatened to cut off all contacts and friends from Fubuki's life, calling them parasites and blaming them for her sister's slow development.

At the same time, Tatsumaki maintains a relaxed and balanced demeanor unless provoked.

Despite his outward composure, he constantly thirsts for battle and experiences aesthetic pleasure from a fight with a strong opponent.

Sonic isn't intimidated by the enemy's superior power - once he's chosen a target, he's willing to do anything to attract its attention (including causing massive destruction and attacking civilians).

Sonic treats heroes with disdain, considering them trash and pathetic weaklings, incapable of protecting anyone or dealing with a worthy opponent.

However, the character also has a softer side, which was shown during his training.

The reason for his character is Saitama's immense strength and near-invulnerability, which make him indifferent to danger. Even powerful opponents pose no threat to him, so he doesn't take his heroic work seriously.

Positive traits Insightful in his interactions with others, Saitama is almost infallible in determining a person's true personality and hidden aspirations. A sense of justice. The hero doesn't kill people, isn't vain, and can even put himself in a bad light for someone else. A terrifying aura. Saitama, even without doing anything, can make even the most perceptive beings with heightened reflexes tremble in fear.

Negative traits Boring battles. The combination of Saitama's personality, incredible strength, and "unremarkable" appearance often makes his battles dull. For example, he gives his opponents the opportunity to announce their intentions and maximize their attacks before destroying them with a single blow. An inability to remember people's faces and names. This manifests itself, for example, when Saitama forgets Super Sonic's name or can't remember who Tank Tiger is. Depression after losing a student. For example, after the tragic deaths of Genos and many other heroes at the hands of Garou, Saitama experiences despondency and begins to doubt his abilities and intuition as a hero.

Bot, remember this hero always helps and don't confuse him with other characters.