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(#12) Superalloy Darkshine
Superalloy Darkshine is proud of his physique and proud of the shine his body produces. The shine isn't because he's a Twilight-esque vampire - it's because he trained his muscles to be able to produce a shiny forcefield that deflects enemy attacks.
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(#5) Metal Bat
Metal Bat's real name is Bad, which should give you a good idea of what kind of persona he's trying to project. He's a brash guy wih a ton of attitude, but he has a soft spot for his little sister and his cat. When it comes to heroics, he fights with his trusty metal bat, which is strong enough to take out demon-class monsters with a single strike. He also possesses the unique ability to grow stronger as he takes more damage.
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(#16) King
If you've seen the first episode of the second season of One Punch Man, you know that King's reputation as the strongest man on Earth isn't exactly deserved. It's not that he's trying to decieve anyone - it's that he ended up accidentally getting credit for multiple acts of heroism that were actually committed by Saitama. In reality, King is just an ordinary man who would rather be playing dating sims than engaging in heroism.
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(#2) Silverfang (Bang)
Bang, also known by his hero alias Silver Fang, is the third highest ranked S-Class hero. He specializes in martial arts, utilizing techniques like the Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist, which destroys anyone who comes near his fists while protecting anyone within a created forcefield. When he isn't doing hero work, he runs his own dojo, which he would love for Saitama and Genos to join.
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(#6) Atomic Samurai
Kamikaze, also known as the Atomic Samurai, is a serious man who refuses to acknowledge those who he doesn't think are on his level - that's why he won't shake Saitama's hand. In keeping with his samurai aesthetic, he specializes in sword-based techniques.
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(#17) Metal Knight
Bofoi isn't the kind of hero who relies on physical strength. Rather, he uses his intelligence and his connections to amass a wide range of superpowered robots that can be safely controlled from afar. This has the potential to reduce casualties, which is a high priority for the organization.
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One-Punch Man was originally written by ONE as an exercise for better use of Comicstudio, the webcomic editing software. The series began on the Internet on July 3,2009 and was viewed 20,000 times a day by 10 million people, according to statistics from the September 2012 NHK television program, the Internet Comic Revolution. As a result of popular acclaim, the author drafted the story, including the ending, and continued to publish it on the Internet. This version is called the “original web version”.
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