List of One-Punch Man characters

The title character, Saitama (サイタマ), is a bald-headed 25-year-old man who is bored of fighting because he is effortlessly able to defeat enemies with a single punch.^{Vol. 1} He lives in an apartment in City Z. Three years prior to the start of the series, when he still had hair, Saitama was applying for a job as a salaryman, when he defeated a crab-like monster that attempted to kill a child.^{Ch. 2} Saitama says he became a hero "for the fun of it".^{Ch. 5} His abilities mainly consist of normal human physical abilities (he does not have the ability to communicate with squirrels or controlling a skateboard with your mind) magnified to an immeasurable degree: speed, strength, stamina, and durability, which he attributes to a daily training regimen of 100 push ups, 100 sit ups, 100 squats, a 10 km run, eating healthy food, and not using the air conditioner or heater to reinforce his mental fortitude.^{Ch. 11} He eventually saves Genos from a mosquito-human-thing, and Genos swears his discipleship to Saitama. Though Saitama often finds Genos annoying, they eventually become roommates.

Though he had broken all the physical records in the hero entrance exam by huge margins, Saitama enters the Hero Association in the lowest C-Class rank due to his miserable performance on the aptitude exam.^{Ch. 16} He soon goes up the ranks by performing many deeds, although many of his efforts are not recognized because of collateral damage or higher-tiered superheroes receiving more credit. As of the current arc, he is A-Class rank 39. He does not mind letting others have the recognition though, as demonstrated in his actions following the fight against the Deep Sea King. In the Dark Matter Thieves' story arc, he is unfazed by the telekinesis of a powerful esper, further displaying his resistance. This arc was also one of the only times he has used his "serious punch", defeating the world-conquering leader of the aliens, Boros. Through various circumstances, he forms friendships with Mumen Rider, Bang, King, and Blizzard. His superhero name in the association is Bald Cape (ハゲマント, Hagemanto, Anime: Caped Baldy).^{Ch. 45}

Saitama is voiced by Makoto Furukawa in the Japanese version[1] and by Max Mittelman in the English dub.[2]

Genos (ジェノス, Jenosu) is a 19-year-old cyborg who becomes Saitama's disciple after bearing witness to Saitama's easy victory over Mosquito Girl.^{Ch. 6-7} Four years prior to the start of the story line, his family was killed by a rampaging cyborg. Genos was nearly killed in the attack and his body was destroyed so, to keep him alive to stop the rampaging cyborg for justice, a scientist named Dr. Kuseno took Genos in and modified his body to make him a cyborg with destructive capabilities. However, Genos remains steadfastly convinced that justice demanded vengeance against and destruction of the cyborg.^{Ch. 7} His perfect score on the entrance exam for the Hero Association places him in S-Class, but he still considers Saitama to be his master and goes with him whenever he is not summoned to other missions.^{Vol. 3-4} Saitama often has to save him, as Genos' headstrong personality causes him to jump into action without thinking. He lives with Saitama after offering a sizable down payment for his share of the rent.^{Ch. 18} His superhero name in the Hero Association is Demon Cyborg (鬼サイボーグ, Oni Saibōgu)^{Ch. 45}

Genos is voiced by Kaito Ishikawa in the Japanese version[1] and by Zach Aguilar in the English dub.[2]

S-Class is the highest hero rank in the Hero Association. Those who have gotten a perfect score on the entrance exam as well as the top candidate from A-Class are eligible to enter this class.^{Ch. 16, 23} Besides Genos, the S-Class Superheroes in the series are, in rank order:[3]

Blast (ブラスト, Burasuto) is the top superhero in the Hero Association. His whereabouts are currently unknown and is said to make himself known when a threat to humanity arises.^{Ch. 30} Terrible Tornado seems to be the only person to know who he is and what he looks like. ^{Ch. 106} Blast once fought Centichoro, a powerful, giant centipede, and brought it to the brink of death.⁸⁴ He also fought the Ninja Village Leader at one point, ending with the Leader being rendered comatose for 15 years.¹¹⁵

Terrible Tornado (戦慄のタツマキ, Senritsu no Tatsumaki), at rank 2, is the top female superhero,^{Ch. 30} a petite 28-year-old woman with curly green hair, whose youthful appearance and short stature leads others to confuse her for a lost little girl.^{Ch. 30, Vol. 9 bonus} As an esper she can perform psychic maneuvers such as telekinesis^{Ch. 30} and levitation.^{Ep. 6} She has a younger sister named Blizzard.^{Vol. 3 bonus} In the battle with the Dark Matter Thieves, she easily turns around a multitude of shells shot from a large alien ship back onto itself, dealing tremendous damage.^{Ch. 34-35} Other espers are generally dwarfed by her overpowering telekinesis. She has a short temper and is often scolding people for their incompetence.^{Ch. 37} Blast is the only individual who Tornado sees in high regards and she awaits his return.^{Ch. 106}

In the anime, Tornado is voiced by Aoi Yūki in the Japanese version[1] and by Marieve Herington in Season 1[4] and Corina Boettger in Season 2 of the English dub.

Bang (バング, Bangu), who goes by the hero name Silverfang (シルバーファング, Shirubā Fangu, anime: Silver Fang), at rank 3, is an expert martial artist who runs a dojo in City Z. His martial arts style is the "Fist of Flowing Water Crushing Rock" (流水岩砕拳, Ryūsui Gaisai-ken).^{Ch. 21} His sole student is Charanko as he had a former disciple named Garo who beat down his other students until they quit. The incident is a painful memory for Bang and as a result, he constantly looks for new disciples to pass on his martial arts; Charanko is fairly incompetent, after all.^{Vol. 6} As a hero, Bang is wise and displays a great deal of patience when compared to others in S-class and often scolds other heroes for being haughty or selfish. He is one of the first heroes to recognize Saitama's true power, witnessing him destroying a meteor on its way to wipe out Z-City. He has an older brother named Bomb who is a martial artist of the same caliber.^{Vol. 8}

In the anime, he is voiced by Kazuhiro Yamaji in the Japanese version[5] and by Will Barret in the English dub.[6]

Kamikaze (カミカゼ)^{Ch. 69}, who goes by his hero name Atomic Samurai (アトミック侍, Atomikku Samurai), rank 4, is a samurai hero who sports a kimono with an atom symbol on the back of it. He initially refuses to shake Saitama's hand as he isn't S-class, and when Saitama calls him "middle-aged", he replies that he is only 37.^{Ch. 30} Atomic Samurai is highly skilled with his katana, being able to cut enemies down into millions of pieces in an instant. Within confined spaces, he wields his sword with such precision and speed that enemies are deatomized. He has several students who fill A-Class ranks 2, 3, and 4. He is part of a group called the Holy Order Of The Sword, along with Nichirin, Amahare, and Zanbai, each an exceptionally skilled sword-wielder.^{Ch. 68}

In the anime, he is voiced by Kenjiro Tsuda in the Japanese version[5] and by Kyle Hebert in the English dub.[7]

Child Emperor (童帝, Dōtei), rank 5, is a ten-year-old boy who wears a Japanese-style elementary school backpack.^{Ch. 30, 31}. He is a genius inventor who uses robots to fight as well as using his backpack to sprout spider-like legs that enable him to ambulate.^{Ch. 35, 67} In the bonus chapter "Numbers", he devises a mask which functions as a scanner for the heroes and monsters' power levels.^{Vol. 10 bonus} In Vol. 12, he fights a giant Medusa-like monster Ganriki with one of his robots called Dogman.^{Ch. 67} Various other gadgets have been displayed, each with a unique function tailored to fighting certain enemies. Though he is the youngest of the S-Class heroes, he displays a level of maturity exceeding most of his peers'.

In the anime, he is voiced by Minami Takayama in the Japanese version[5] and by Sara Cravens in the English dub.[7]

Dr. Bofoi (ボフォイ博士, Bofoi Hakase), who goes by the hero name Metal Knight (メタルナイト, Metaru Naito) is a scientist who uses various remote-controlled robots to fight with high destructive capability. His robot first appears at Z City, where he tests a new weapon against an incoming meteor, but it fails while also turning down a collaboration with Genos. He is introduced as S-Class, Rank 7,^{Ch. 21} but after being credited for stopping the meteor, advances to rank 6.^{Ch. 22} He is absent at most S-Class meetings,^{Ch. 30} but his robots often appear to salvage parts from destroyed enemies.^{Ch. 37} Drive Knight advises Genos to be wary of Metal Knight, hinting at a connection between Dr. Bofoi and the cyborg that destroyed Genos' hometown.^{Ch. 35} Dr. Bofoi reconstructs the Hero Association building into a fortress.^{Vol. 7 bonus}

Metal Knight is voiced by Tesshō Genda in the Japanese version[5] and by Taylor Henry in the English dub.^{Ep. 7 credits}

King (キング, Kingu), ranked 7 at the time of the S-class meeting, is a hero with large claw-scars down the left side of his face.^{Ch. 30} Genos believes that he is the strongest man on the planet and that the other S-class members show him great respect.^{Ch. 32} In actuality, he is an ordinary 29-year-old otaku lacking superpowers and loves playing dating sims and fighting games. When King was younger, he was attacked by a Tiger-level monster which clawed his face. But when a younger Saitama defeated it, King was given credit, due to Saitama's lack of registration with the Hero Association. Other similar "victories" depicted show that Saitama and other circumstances cause high-level demons to die near him, and he often receives all the credit. As a result, he was placed in S-Class. King did not protest due to the S-Class perks and wealth, soon becoming one of the most popular heroes. King is often targeted by monsters and assassins; however, due to his luck, his enemies overestimate him and end up running away because of his presence. People have given his special technique a nickname, the "King Engine", which in actuality is his heart beating so loudly and quickly that enemies are scared away. Although Saitama knows of King's lack of abilities, he does not mind giving King the credit, instead encouraging King to keep inspiring people as an S-Class hero. King and Saitama become friends and often visit each other to play video games. As he was present at Saitama's past life where the latter saved his life, King is the only person from that time who remember Saitama had a hair once prior to receiving his powers cost of becoming bald.^{Vol. 8}

King is voiced by Hiroki Yasumoto in the Japanese version[6][5] and by Rich Brown in the English dub.[7]

Zombieman (ゾンビマン, Zonbiman), at rank 8, is a zombie hero with short black hair and wears a jacket.^{Ch. 30} He is a practically immortal hero who can regenerate from any wound, later revealed to be a former test subject of the House of Evolution. During a mission to investigate the House of Evolution's current activity, he found out it became a mere takoyaki restaurant and after asking Doctor Genus the reason, he becomes aware of Saitama's true power, though he still has his doubts. After he sees firsthand the truth to Doctor Genus' words, he begs the Doctor to remove the limiter in order to obtain unlimited super strength like Saitama, but requires few conditions suggested by the doctor. His innate fighting abilities are nonexistent compared to those of the other S-Class heroes, so he utilizes his regeneration for unconventional tactics that pinpoint the opponent's weaknesses. Battles against him often devolve into wars of attrition.

In the anime, Zombieman is voiced by Takahiro Sakurai in Japanese[6][5] and by Vernon Dew in English.[7]

Drive Knight (駆動騎士, Kudō Kishi), at rank 9, is a black-uniformed cyborg with a white mask face and a single eye.^{Ch. 30} He is shrouded in mystery, since Genos asserted that nobody knows his true origins nor goals. In the battle with the Dark Matter Thieves, he warns Genos to watch out for Metal Knight as a possible enemy. Drive Knight uses a special box as his weapon, which he can reshape into "Tactical Transformations", each transformation a powerful weapon to deal with a certain type of situation.^{Ch. 35}

Drive Knight is voiced by Yōji Ueda in the Japanese version[5] and by Todd Haberkorn in the English dub.[7]

Pig God (豚神, Buta Gami), ranked 10, is an extremely fat hero typically seen eating,^{Ch. 30} dressed with a dark sweater and light pants.^{Ch. 30}

He is shown to have superhuman durability due to his many layers of fat, as well as either a strong resistance or complete immunity to various poisons. Additionally, he can open his mouth to a ridiculous degree, often swallowing large enemies whole.^{Ch. 67}

He is voiced by Daisuke Namikawa in the Japanese version[5] and by Marc Diraison in the English dub.

Superalloy Blackluster (超合金クロビカリ, Chōgōkin Kuro-bikari), ranked 11, is a dark-skinned bodybuilder superhero.^{Ch. 30}

Not only displaying great physical strength, Superalloy Blackluster is the most durable superhero in S-Class. When other heroes of higher levels are shown to be wounded, Superalloy's skin appears to be undamaged. According to him, this is a result of intense bodybuilding making his muscles stronger than steel. ^{Ch. 67}

Blackluster is voiced by Satoshi Hino in the Japanese version[5] and by Zeno Robinson in the English dub.[7]

According to a Comicbook.com article, his anime character design in season 2 was criticized for being a racist caricature by viewers outside of Japan.[8]

Watchdog Man (番犬マン, Banken Man), at Rank 12, is a highly efficient and stoic hero in a dog costume who is charged with dealing with mysterious beings' activities in Q-City.^{Ch. 20} He has a reputation of eliminating every last monster.^{Ch. 20} He makes his appearance at the S-Class meeting, displaying his dog-like diligence.^{Ch. 30} Watchdog Man has shown to be incredibly strong and an expert in dealing with monsters, despite his size and look. He often waits around like the Hachiko statue and sits atop of a stone pedestal waiting for a monster to come at him. Garou finds Watchdog Man difficult to assess as he is more of an animal than a human in his fighting style.^{Ch. 67, 77}

He is voiced by Yūji Ueda in the Japanese version[5] and by Arnie Pantoja in the English dub.[7]

Flashy Flash (閃光のフラッシュ, Senkō no Furasshu), ranked 13,^{Ch. 30} is a feminine-looking, high-velocity hero. His two hair ornaments and a symbol on his cloak look like number signs. He moves at extreme speeds, accurately using his sword on many distant targets at once.^{Ch. 68} In addition to his sword skill, Flashy Flash is also a strong hand-to-hand combatant. His abilities stem from his extensive training in the Ninja Village. Eventually, it is revealed that he caused an incident at the Ninja Village that made him the strongest ninja the village had ever produced.

He is voiced by Kōsuke Toriumi in the Japanese version[5] and by Lex Lang in the English dub.[7]

Tank-Top Master (タンクトップマスター, Tankutoppu Masutā) ranked 14,^{Ch. 30}, is an athletic, tank-top-clad superhero who leads an army of his brothers who also wear tank tops. Unlike his brothers who are prone to arrogance and recklessness, he is level-headed, modest, and has a strong sense of justice.^{Ch. 47} Tank-Top Master is shown to have extreme strength, being able to throw gigantic slabs of concrete at an alien ship to cause substantial damage. He has also developed his own form of fighting centered on his immense physical strength.

In the anime, he is voiced by Katsuyuki Konishi in the Japanese version[6][5] and by Patrick Seitz in the English dub.[7]

Metal Bat (金属バット, Kinzoku Batto), ranked 15,^{Ch. 30} is a superhero sporting an indestructible metal bat and street fighting skills.^{Ch. 30, 33} He is assigned to be the bodyguard of a Hero Association patron Narinki and his son. In addition to his equipment, he is shown to utilize superhuman physical strength and exudes a "fighting spirit" that lets him continue fighting despite heavy injuries. Metal Bat has a large soft spot for his little sister Zenko (ゼンコ) often trying to appeal or spoil her.^{Ch. 52-56} However, she often scolds him for his behavior, displaying a greater level of maturity despite their age difference.

He is voiced by Wataru Hatano in the Japanese version[5] and by Sam Riegel in the English dub.[7]

Puri-Puri Prisoner (ぷりぷりプリズナー, Puripuri Purizunā) is an openly homosexual superhero who prides himself in having a 10,000-year sentence for "getting grabby with men". He is always dressed up in a prisoner's uniform with a useless ball and chain dragging behind him, and occasionally breaks out to capture criminals that he fancies or if there are some men that he likes that are in trouble.^{Vol. 4 bonus} He was at rank 16, but fell to 17 after Genos advanced.^{Ch. 25} He powers up in a transformation called "Angel Style" which shows off his musculature, tearing his clothes apart, leaving him completely nude.^{Ch. 25} He is shown to have great potential, learning ways to overcome opponents even in the midst of battle. He is a down to earth person, telling Saitama about the late-fortune teller and criticizing Amai Mask's treatment of the heroes' hardships.

He is voiced by Masaya Onosaka in the Japanese version[5] and by Ray Chase in the English dub.^{Ep. 8 credits}

A-Class is the second strongest class of the Hero Association. Among the known A-Class superheroes are:[9]

Handsome Kamen Amai Mask (イケメン仮面アマイマスク, Ikemen Kamen Amai Masuku, Handsomely Masked Sweet Mask) is a beautiful model, singer, and actor, and the top superhero by popularity for over 28 weeks.^{Ch. 25} He is very narcissistic, having a philosophy that heroes should be "tough, strong, and beautiful as well as be able to promptly and splendidly eradicate evil."^{Ch. 25} He is also part of the promotion process for any rank 1 heroes who want to advance to the next class, although he mostly cares about those entering A-class or above.^{Ch. 29} Despite his charismatic exterior, he has a strong hatred for anything deemed evil (including those whom he consider its accomplice), and is rather merciless, executing Boros's captured subordinates on the crash-landed alien ship, even planning to kill the brainwashed victims.^{Ch. 37, 103} He chooses to remain at A-Class, rank 1, so as to prevent other A-Class members from applying to be S-Class without his blessing as mentioned by Hellish Blizzard when she mentions how Atomic Samurai's disciples can't join their master in S-Class. Unbeknownst to everyone, Amai Mask is secretly not entirely a human, as seen when his eye stabbed on one of the Monster Association member and his entire face revealed to be as thick as a hard material that can be broken, and never bleeds, while quickly regenerate, indicating there is something inhuman about him, even Atomic Samurai's disciples begin to suspicious about Amai Mask's true nature since witnessing him executed surviving Dark Matter Thieves in cold blood.^{Ch. 103}

In the anime, he is voiced by Mamoru Miyano in the Japanese version[10][5] and by Ben Lepley in the English dub.[4]

Snakebite Snek (蛇咬拳のスネック, Jakōken no Sunekku), introduced as at the bottom of A-Class, Rank 38, wears a smoking jacket whose texture resembles the python's skin, and uses a hand-to-hand snake-styled fighting style. He facilitates the seminar welcoming Saitama and Genos to the Hero Association, and becomes irritated when they don't pay attention. He tries to fight Saitama afterwards and is easily defeated.^{Ch. 16} In the J-City shelter, he and some other minor heroes are quickly defeated by the Deep Sea King. This, however, distracted the Deep Sea King until Genos arrived.^{Ch. 25-26} He has participated in multiple martial arts tournaments, including the one that Saitama had entered.^{Vol. 11-12}

In the anime, he is voiced by Shin-ichiro Miki in the Japanese version and by Kirk Thornton in the English dub.[4]

A pair of A-Class heroes. Golden Ball (黄金ボール, Ōgon Bōru), introduced as rank 29, wears a skullcap and a letter jacket with his name on the front and the back. He often has a lollipop in his mouth. His weapon of choice is a slingshot, which he uses to fire golden balls made by a special metal that morph into bullets of various caliber and design. Spring Mustachio (バネヒゲ, Bane Hige), introduced at rank 33, wears a tuxedo and has a black mustache that he likes to stroke. He uses a rapier called Tomboy that can coil like a spring and that can extend several street blocks. He and Golden Ball cooperate on missions.^{Ch. 20} They later face Garo, but are defeated.^{Vol. 10} In the anime, Golden Ball's slingshot has a laser sight.^{Ep. 6}

Golden Ball is voiced by Sota Arai in the Japanese version and by Kaiji Tang in the English dub.^{Ep. 6}

Spring Mustachio is voiced by Makoto Yasumura in the Japanese version and by David W. Collins in the English dub.[4]

Lightning Max (イナズマックス, Inazumakkusu), or simply known by his real name, Max (マックス, Makkusu) is a young prodigious karateka who wears a sports outfit and high-tech running shoes, has his hair slicked back to a point, and has a lightning symbol on his left cheek. He is ranked 20 in A-Class. He was called to City Z to look for the rumored monster in City Z after the creature had defeated Golden Ball and Spring Mustachio, but he came to the scene after it was already beaten by Saitama.^{Ch. 19} He is among the superheroes that were defeated by the Sea King.^{Ch. 24} In the Dark Matter Invasion storyline, he and Stinger assist Mumen Rider in a rescue operation.^{Ep. 11} In the anime, he and Smile Man were sent to A-City at the start of the series to stop Vaccine Man, but are defeated.^{Ep. 1} He later participates in the martial arts tournament, but is eliminated by Suiryu.^{Vol. 11-13}

Lightning Max is voiced by Sōichirō Hoshi in the Japanese version and by Ben Pronsky in the English dub.^{Ep. 8 credits}

Stinger (スティンガー, Sutingā) is a popular fighter introduced as A-Class, Rank 11.^{Ch. 23} He wears a tight black suit made of bandages. He wields a spear called Bamboo Shoot. In the battle against the Clan of the Seafolk, he takes down many Clan members until the Sea King shows up and defeats him.^{Ch. 23-24} In the Dark Matter invasion storyline, he and Lightning Max assist Mumen Rider in rescue operations.^{Ep. 11} Also, he fights Grizz-Meow in the "Lost Cat" side story.^{Vol. 8 bonus} In the side story "Numbers," and in a later chapter, he is listed as rank 10.^{Vol. 10 bonus, Ch. 81}

In the anime, Stinger is voiced by Tomokazu Seki in the Japanese version and by Chris Hackney in the English dub.[7]^{Ep. 11}

Atomic Samurai has three A-Class disciples. According to Hellish Blizzard, they would've joined their master were it not for Amai Mask:

• Iaian (イアイアン, anime: Iairon) (Rank 2) who wears an iron helmet and wields a long sword so that he resembles a medieval knight.^{Ch. 32} He accompanied Atomic Samurai to the S-Class meeting in City A, and was caught by the destruction of the city during the Dark Matter Thieves' invasion. During the fight, he loses his helmet and then his left arm to Melzargard.^{Ch. 32} Ever since witnessing Amai Mask executed the surviving Dark Matter Thieves in front of Iaian and the rest of volunteered heroes, Iaian is the first person who confirm his suspicion of Amai Mask's true nature, and currently plan a secret investigation about the #1 A-rank hero's actual background with his fellow swordsmen once the raid on Monster Association is over.^{Ch. 103} Iaian is voiced by Yoshimasa Hosoya in the Japanese version and by Xander Mobus in the English dub.[7]^{Ep. 10}
• Okama Itachi (オカマイタチ, Okamaitachi), at rank 3, is the second of the Atomic Samurai's three disciples.^{Ch. 45} He cross-dresses as a woman and uses a technique with his katana to create huge blades of wind by slashing the air. During the attack at the Monster Association, he was one of the selected heroes sent to attack the enemy headquarters. Initially found Amai Mask attractive, but eventually hate him and grew tired of his ruthless treatments towards other hardworking heroes as Okama Itachi and the rest.^{Ch. 103} He fought together with Iaian and Bushi Drill against Devil Long Hair, killing him after a harsh battle.
• Bushi Drill (ブシドリル, Bushidoriru), at rank 4, dresses like a Japanese samurai from the Edo Period and is the third of Atomic Samurai's disciples.^{Ch. 45} His main weapon seems to be some sort of a great drill. During the attack at the Monster Association he was one of the selected heroes sent to attack the enemy headquarters; he fought together with Okama Itachi and Iaian against Devil Long Hair, killing him after a harsh battle.

• Heavy Tank Loincloth (重戦車フンドシ, Jūsensha Fundoshi), rank 5, is a massive hero wearing only a light-colored loincloth who was called to protect Sitch in a meeting with the criminals.^{Ch. 40-41} He is brutally beaten down by Garo when the latter began his hero hunt. He is voiced by Paul St. Peter in the English dub.^{Ep. 12}
• Blue Fire (ブルーファイア, Burū Faia), rank 6, wears a kung fu gi and wields small flame throwers underneath the sleeves of his coat that he uses to burn his foes. He serves as a bodyguard to Sitch during the meeting with the criminals, but loses his hand to Garo.^{Ch. 40-41} Blue Fire is voiced by Kyle McCarly in the English dub.^{Ep. 6}
• Magicman (テジナーマン, Tejinā Man), rank 7, is dressed like a magician with a top hat with a question mark on it. He serves as a bodyguard to Sitch during the meeting with the criminals.^{Ch. 40-41} He is voiced by Robbie Daymond in the English dub.^{Ep. 12}
• Smileman (スマイルマン, Sumairu Man), rank 27, wears a costume with a smiling face on it. A large kendama is his main weapon.^{Ch. 60} In the anime, he and Lightning Max were sent to A-City at the start of the series to stop Vaccine Man, but are battered and beaten by the monster with ease.^{Ep. 1} He makes other occasional supporting appearances.^{Ch. 60, 68, 81} In the bonus manga "Threat Level", it is revealed he has two brothers Angryman and Cryingman.^{Vol. 15 bonus}
• Lightning Genji (電光ゲンジ, Raikō Genji), rank 17, is a roller-skate-clad superhero who fights using two stun batons. He was sent alone to D-City to investigate the monsters there.^{Ch. 20} Also, he fights Grizz-Meow in the "Lost Cat" side story.^{Vol. 8 bonus} Lightning Geni also fought against the outbreak of monsters in City D where his abilities couldn't work on electrical monsters Maiko Plasma and Electric Catfish Man.^{Ch. 59} Lightning Genji is voiced by Gen Sato in the Japanese version and by Todd Haberkorn in the English dub.^{Ep. 17}
• Heavy Kong (ヘビィコング, Hebī Kongu), rank 34, is a tall, bald-headed, bearded, and muscular man resembling a caveman and wearing a belt buckle with the word Kong on it. He watches over W City.^{Ch. 20} He fought with other A-Class heroes against Grizz-Meow, but was defeated.^{Vol. 8 bonus} He is also attacked by Martial Gorilla.^{Ch. 59} Heavy Kong is voiced by Chris Tergliafera in the English dub.^{Ep. 17}
• Peach Terry (桃テリー, Momo Terī), rank 30, wears a samurai vest and headband with a peach on it. He and Heavy Kong fought Grizz-Meow, but were defeated.^{Vol. 8 bonus} He also appears against the Monster Association.^{Ch. 68}
• Chain Toad (鎖ガマ, Kusarigama), rank 36,^{Ch. 68} is a skilled martial artist who wears a judo suit with a frog mask on the head because he was unremarkable otherwise. The mask has made him more popular with kids. He uses a kusarigama to fight. He is seen in the battles against the Monster Association,^{Ch. 68, 81} and appears in several side stories including trying to help a police station defend itself from monsters in "Pork Cutlet Bowl", and entering a hero costume contest in "Taste".
• Death Gatling, rank 8, has an automatic gun for his left arm.^{Ch. 81}

B-Class is the next tier of superheroes in the association. If a superhero in C-Class reaches Rank 1, they have the option to be promoted to B-Class. The B-Class superheroes who have recurred in the series are:

Tank-Top Blackhole (タンクトップブラックホール, Tankutoppu Burakku Hōru), listed as rank 81, wears a black tank top and is one of the many brothers related to Tank-Top Master. He persuades the crowd to go against Saitama for damaging the town by shattering the meteor. He and Tank-Top Tiger then try to fight Saitama but are defeated.^{Ch. 22} In the "Lost Cat" side story, he and Tank-Top Tiger were appointed to keep everyone out of a danger zone.^{Vol. 8 bonus} He also joined the tank top fighters against Garo, but is defeated.^{Ch. 47}

He is voiced by Atsushi Imaruoka in the Japanese version and by Joshua Tomar in the English dub.^{Ep. 7}

Hellish Blizzard (地獄のフブキ, Jigoku no Fubuki), is a woman with short dark green hair and the top-ranking member of the B-Class heroes. She is in charge of a large faction (over 30 people)^{Vol. 10 bonus} within the Hero Association called the Blizzard Bunch. As an esper, she uses an "inborn psychic ability to defeat monsters". Her older sister is Tornado.^{Vol. 3 bonus} She is notorious for recruiting members for her group, but while she appears confident and calm on the surface, she is actually very insecure and frustrated from living in the shadow of her older sister. When she was offered a chance to enter A-Class, she refused as she would have a much harder chance to advance there, and instead recruited others in B-Class believing their collective strength would help her.^{Ch. 45} When the Monster Association launches an initial attack, she finds herself having to defend against her own Blizzard Bunch who were enslaved by a dominatrix-like monster. She overcomes being mind-controlled and fends them off with help from Tornado, causing the monster to retreat.^{Vol. 12}

In the anime, Blizzard is voiced by Saori Hayami in the Japanese version[10][5] and by Laura Post in the English dub.[4]

The Blizzard Bunch (フブキ組, Fubuki-gumi) is a large faction of B-Class Superheroes that are led by Hellish Blizzard. Some of Blizzard's notable subordinates in the Blizzard Bunch are:

• Eyelashes (マツゲ, Matsuge), rank 2, a hero with long eyelashes wearing a black suit, is the second-in-command of the Blizzard Bunch.^{Ch. 42}
• Wild Monkey (山猿, Yama Zaru, lit. Mountain Ape), rank 3, is a very tall man wearing a black suit, and is paired with Eyelashes as Blizzard's subordinates in the Blizzard Bunch.^{Ch. 42} He is voiced by Shinya Hamazoe in the Japanese version. In the English dub, Wild Monkey is voiced by Greg Chun in season one and by Imari Williams in season two.^{Ep. 13}
• Triple-Staff Lilly (三節棍のリリー, Sansetsukon no Rirī), rank 74 in the anime, is a young woman with a flower-like hasp in her hair.^{Vol. 10 extra} She fights with a three-section staff.

• Mushroom (マッシュルーム, Masshurūmu), rank 93 in the anime, is a girl with a mushroom-styled haircut. She wears a bandit mask and mushroom-styled shoulder pads. She and fellow hero Horsebone investigated activities in City H.^{Ch. 20}
• Jet Nice Guy (ジェットナイスガイ, Jetto Naisu Gai), rank 50 in the anime, is a cyborg who resembles Mumen Rider, wearing boxing gloves. He and the other minor heroes fight Deep Sea King at the shelter, but are defeated.^{Ch. 25-26} Jet Nice Guy is voiced by Yoshiaki Hasagawa in the Japanese version and by Arnie Pantoja in the English dub.
• Pineapple is a superhero that's dressed like a pineapple with slice-shaped shoulder pads. He and Mohican help escort Narinki and his son away from the monsters, but run into trouble with Rhino Wrestler.^{Ch. 55} Pineapple is voiced by Hiromichi Tezuka in the Japanese version and by Sean Chiplock in the English dub.^{Ep. 17}
• Darkness Blade (ダークネスブレイド, Dākunesu Bureido), rank 50, is a young swordsman with a cross-shaped scar on his right cheek, wearing a black armor with fantasy decorations and fighting with a long sword.^{Vol. 10 bonus} During the side story "Sense", Darkness Blade participated in the Hero Costume Contest and fought a monster that crashed the contest.^{Vol. 10 bonus} He was one of the heroes that Child Emperor assessed power levels in the side story "Numbers".^{Vol. 10 bonus}
• Bones (骨, Hone), Rank 77, is a hero fully dressed in a tight skeleton costume. He was seen in the story involving the police station^{Vol. 7 bonus} and also fighting the Monster Association when they initially attacked the city. He powers up by drinking lots of milk to increase his bone density.^{Ch. 68}

C-Class is the lowest tier of the Hero Association. Members must regularly perform weekly heroic acts, usually those of helping civilians or fighting petty criminals. Those who are inactive for one week are removed from the Hero Registry.^{Ch. 17} Among the notable C-Class superheroes are:

Satoru (サトル),^{Ch. 131}, also known by his hero name Mumen Rider (無免ライダー, Mumen Raidā),[lower-alpha 1], initially listed as Class-C, Rank 1 is a bicycle-riding hero. He first appears against Hammerhead and the Paradisers, and although he is defeated, he is given credit for defeating them.^{Ch. 12, 15} He is a parody of Kamen Rider.^{Vol. 2 endnotes} Despite not being physically strong, Mumen Rider is compassionate and brave, often throwing himself into dangerous situations without hesitation in order to save others, even if it means his death. He befriends Saitama during and after the battle with the Deep Sea King, and is one of the first few heroes to acknowledge the latter's true strength.^{Ch. 27-29} Unaware to both heroes, he and Saitama happened to attend a same middle school, where Satoru begin to act like a hero, calling himself a "Nameless Bicycle Commuter".^{Omake 200 Yen} During Dark Matter Thieves' invasion at A-City, Mumen Rider lead the rescue operations, accompanied by the A-rank heroes Stinger and Lightning Max.^{Ep. 11} In a battle against Garo, he stops Tank-Top Master from injuring Garo further, although that enables Garo to counterattack and defeat Tank-Top Master as well as the entire tank top gang and Rider himself, then lastly, Bang's disciple, Charanko.^{Ch. 47} He is visited by Saitama in the hospital, where they and by extend, Tank-Top Master discuss about Garo. When one of the Monster Associations invade the hospital where Mumen Rider and the rest of injured heroes are resting, Mumen Rider volunteer himself as a bait to lure the Monster into being trapped by Tank-Top Master's sneak attack.^{Vol. 10, 13} As the news of Monster Association's HQ being exposed at Saitama's neighborhood, Mumen Rider and the rest of the injured heroes begin to rush towards the battlefield where other heroes presented and rescue the civilians, despite knowing their current injured states.^{Ch. 131}

In the anime, Satoru is voiced by Yuichi Nakamura in the Japanese version[6][5] and by Robbie Daymond in the English dub.[2]

Tank-Top Tiger (タンクトップタイガー, Tankutoppu Taigā), introduced as C-Class, Rank 6, wears a tank top and hair colored in a tiger animal print. He accuses Saitama of being a villain because he was rushing around town searching for bad guys for the purpose of maintaining his C-Class position. However, he is defeated by Sonic.^{Ch. 19} He has several older tank-top wearing brothers who are in the association. After a giant meteor was destroyed by Saitama, Tank-Top Tiger and Tank-Top Blackhole confronted Saitama in front of a crowd of people. They tried to attack Saitama only to be easily defeated by him.^{Ch. 22} In the "Lost Cat" side story, he and Tank-Top Blackhole were appointed to keep everyone out of a danger zone.^{Vol. 8 bonus} He also joined the tank top fighters against Garo, but is defeated.^{Ch. 47}

Tank-top Tiger is voiced by Hiromu Miyazaki in the Japanese version and by Chris Tergliafera in the English dub.[4]

Agoni (アゴーニ, Agōni) is the founder of the Hero Association; he appears as an old man in a business suit with an enormous cleft chin. Three years prior to the series, his grandson was attacked by Crablante but was saved by a passing stranger (actually Saitama). He creates the Hero Association and the Superhero Registry to manage the superheroes who would protect humanity against supervillains, monsters, and other threats to the world.^{Ch. 2, 15}

Sitch (シッチ, Shicchi) is the Disaster Prophecies Measures Committee Chairman for the Hero Association.^{Vol. 10 bonus} He is a short, middle-aged man dressed with a dark smoking hair and a big nose. He is first seen in the Rumored Monster arc, discussing with other Hero Association members about the investigations being perpetrated by heroes in the various cities, in order to prevent eventual monsters activity.^{Ch. 20} During the S-Class meeting, Sitch informs the S-Class members about the final prophecy of Madame Shibabawa, which predicted a disaster level "God" threat that will cause the destruction of whole humanity in the next six months.^{Ch. 31} He later attempts to recruit potential superheroes from a group of criminals, but runs in trouble when Garo appears and declares himself to be the top villain.^{Ch. 40}

Sitch is voiced by Nobuo Tobita in the Japanese version and by Kirk Thornton in the English dub.[4]^{Ep. 11}

Narinki (ナリンキ) is a Hero Association Executive and prominent sponsor, having made contributions to cover 7% of the association's expenses. He is a short man with a big nose and large lips.^{Ch. 64} He has a son named Waganma (ワガンマ) who also has his traits.^{Ch. 64} He and Waganma are attacked by the Monster Association, and his son is abducted.^{Vol. 11}

Narinki is voiced by Koichi Soma in the Japanese version and by Paul St. Peter in the English dub.^{Ep. 16 credits} Waganma is voiced by Ayaka Shimizu in the Japanese version and by Morgan Berry in the English dub.^{Ep. 16 credits}

Vaccine Man (ワクチンマン, Wakuchin Man) appears in the start of the story, a life-form spawned from the massive pollution of the earth who considered it his mission is to eradicate the virus known as humanity.^{Ch. 1}

In the anime, Vaccine Man is voiced by Ryusei Nakao in the Japanese version and by Christopher R. Sabat in the English dub.[4]

Crablante (カニランテ, Kanirante) is a mutant humanoid resembling a humanoid crab from the waist up. Originally a human, he transformed into Crablante because he ate too many crabs, and then went on a murderous rampage to get revenge on a boy who drew nipples on his chest while he was asleep.^{Ch. 2} His defeat resulted in both Saitama's resolve to become a superhero and the boy's grandfather Agoni establishing the Hero Association.

Fukegao (フケガオ) and Marugori (マルゴリ) are brothers who plan on conquering the world, known in the anime as the Brain and Brawn Brothers (天才と筋肉兄弟, Tensai to Kinniku Kyōdai). Fukegao is a mad scientist with aspirations of world domination who creates an enlargement drink that transforms Marugori, who desired to become the strongest person on the world, into a mutated 27,000-centimeter (890 ft) giant.^{Ch. 3}

Fukegao is voiced by Takuma Suzuki in the Japanese version and by Kirk Thornton in the English dub.[4] Marugori is voiced by Shinya Hamazoe in the Japanese version and by Bryce Papenbrook in the English dub.[4]

The Subterranean people (地底人, Chitei-jin) are a race of underground creatures that rise to wreak havoc on the city early on in the series, destroying 70% of the population, with the Subterranean King (地底王, Chiteiō) being an especially powerful opponent. However, it is soon revealed that their formidable ability is actually something that Saitama was dreaming about, and that the actual race is very weak.^{Ch. 4}

The House of Evolution (進化の家, Shinka no Ie) is a group created to further human evolution and take over the world.^{Ch. 9}

Mosquito Girl (モスキート娘, Mosukīto Musume) is a voluptuous insectoid woman who can telepathically command mosquitoes within a range of 50 km to drain every living being in sight. She uses the blood acquired by the mosquitos to regenerate her limbs and become stronger. Genos had difficulty fighting her until Mosquito Girl was killed by Saitama.^{Ch. 5-6}

In the anime, she is voiced by Miyuki Sawashiro in the Japanese version and by Cristina Vee in the English dub.[4]

Doctor Genus (ジーナス博士, Jīnasu-hakase) is a genius scientist and child prodigy who became disillusioned with humanity for being primitive in his eyes, later establishing the House of Evolution to "bring true humanity and evolution in the world" through genetic manipulation.^{Ch. 9} When he was 70 years old, he made himself young and then created a number of clones to serve as his assistants. But after Saitama defeated his strongest creations when he attempted to capture him, Genus disbands his organization and opens a takoyaki restaurant named house of takoyaki with his surviving creation, Armored Gorilla.

Genus is voiced by Daisuke Namikawa in the Japanese version and by Ray Chase in the English dub.[4]

Armored Gorilla (アーマードゴリラ, Āmādo Gorira) - Estimated disaster level: "Demon" is a large cyborg gorilla. After being defeated by Genos, and discovering that Beast King was killed by Saitama, Armored Gorilla surrenders and reveals information about the House of Evolution, so Genos spares his life. Later, he helps Dr. Genus transform the House of Evolution into a takoyaki restaurant. In the anime, he makes a short cameo together with Doctor Genus when the Dark Matter Thieves attacked A-City, watching the report on TV. During the Monster Association attacks, he encounters Martial Gorilla who accuses him of assimilating with humans, but knocks him out when Martial Gorilla then attacks him.^{Ch. 78} In the anime, he is voiced by Shōta Yamamoto in the Japanese version and by Kaiji Tang in the English dub.[4]

Carnage Kabuto (阿修羅カブト, Ashura Kabuto) - Estimated disaster level: "Dragon" is an insectoid rhinoceros beetle that is the House of Evolution's ultimate creature. He is dangerously powerful and smart, easily outclassing all of the other creations of Doctor Genus. Despite his level of intelligence however, Carnage Kabuto had been deemed mentally unstable by Doctor Genus, and as such, remained chained and imprisoned within the House of Evolution's basement. Carnage Kabuto was slain by Saitama.^{Ch. 7-10}

He was voiced by Unshou Ishizuka in the Japanese version, and is voiced by Mike McFarland in the English dub.[4]

Other creations include:^{Ch. 7-10}

• Manty (カマキュリー, Kamakyurī) is an insectoid mantis.
• Slugerous (ナメクジャラス, Namekujarasu) is a small, dumpy-looking slug mutant with telepathic abilities.
• Frog Man (カエル男, Kaeru Otoko) is an anthropomorphous frog mutant with a scar on his face, who wears a wide belt and black pants.
• Ground Dragon (グランドドラゴン, Gurando Doragon) is a small mutant resembling a mole.
• Beast King (獣王, Jūō) is a large, muscled, bipedal lion mutant who wears fur suits and iron necklaces.

Hammerhead (ハンマーヘッド, Hanmāheddo) is a leader of the Paradisers (桃源団, Tōgen-dan), known in the original webcomic as New Metropolis Group (新都団, Shinto-dan), a terrorist group proclaiming that the society is corrupt because rich people grow fat while poor people die and have to work, although his real reason to start the group is simply not wanting to work.^{Ch. 12} He is seven feet tall and weighs 462 pounds, and was known to have beaten 20 men at once.^{Ch. 12} Although he is stabbed in the back of his head by one of Sonic's knives, he survives because of his thick skull. He has a hardened battle suit he stole from an unspecified organization, but it is destroyed by Saitama.^{Ch. 13-14} After being defeated by Saitama and surviving an assassination attempt from the unknown organization representatives, he resolves to look for a job,^{Ch. 14} and is seen in later chapters preparing for a job interview or filling out a job application.^{Ch. 20, Ep. 11}

Hammerhead is voiced by Wataru Takagi in the Japanese version and by Edward Bosco in the English dub.[4]

Speed-o'-Sound Sonic (音速のソニック, Onsoku no Sonikku) is introduced as a ninja bodyguard for the rich man Zeniru. He is deployed to fight the Paradisers.^{Ch. 12} He warns them that when he fights, he kills his opponent. He is incredibly fast although Saitama and Genos thinks his full name is redundant, uses ninja weapons such as kunai throwing knives and a sword that can behead people and slice things.^{Ch. 12-15} Although his first fight with Saitama results in his groin accidentally landing on Saitama's fist, he vows to return and defeat Saitama.^{Ch. 15} He declares himself Saitama's official rival and challenges him many times throughout the series, but he almost always suffers some sort of embarrassing defeat.^{Ch. 19, 44} He was imprisoned as Prisoner 4188 but escapes with Puri-Puri Prisoner.^{Vol. 4 bonus} When Sitch gathers villains to recruit for superheroes, he is one of the first to publicly decline and leave.^{Vol. 8} He is the remaining ninja from his village Final 44. When he is recruited by Tempest Wind and Hellfire Flame to join the Monster Association, he accepts their Monster Cells, but since he had already cooked them, they were ineffective.^{Ch. 78} It is revealed that both Sonic and Flash were once childhood friends, and Flash spared him out of respect for their friendships, feeding him with food poisoning. After he and Flash kills all members of Heavenly Ninja Party (the revived re-humanized Tempest Wind and Hellfire Flame included), they are gifted by Saitama each ultimate Ninja weapons confiscated from Ninja Village Leader's hand. Sonic and Flash end up having clashes each other over their respective point of view about Saitama, whereas Sonic plan to kill Flash after Saitama is dealt with. Sonic reveals his reason to resent heroes is particularly because of Blast massacres almost every juniors at Graduation Exam mercilessly in inhuman ways, with Sonic and Flash are one of the surviving juniors.^{WC-Ch. 114 - 118}

In the anime, Sonic is voiced by Yūki Kaji in the Japanese version[1] and by Erik Scott Kimerer in the English dub.[2]

Kombu Infinity (昆布インフィニティ, Kombu Infiniti) is a kombu (a type of Japanese seaweed) monster who manipulates its tentacles like whips. Kombu Infinity travels to Z City, hoping to become a notorious monster and have a title like Ghost Town Monster. It easily defeats A-Class heroes Golden Ball and Spring Mustachio, but is defeated by Saitama who had randomly encountered him after a grocery shopping trip, and is stripped of all its tentacles to make kombu soup.^{Ch. 20}

Kombu is voiced by Ami Naitō in the Japanese version and by Tara Sands in the English dub.[4]

• The Deep Sea King (深海王, Shinkaiō) is the self-proclaimed leader of the Clan of the Seafolk (海人族, Kaijin-zoku). He is a large, muscular piscine humanoid adorned with a crown and a royal cape. He easily defeats Stinger and Lightning Max^{Ch. 24}, and is hardly bothered by Puri-Puri Prisoner.^{Ch. 25} While strong on dry land, being hydrated enables the Deep Sea King to assume his true appearance and power. He can project corrosive spit and unleash a moray tongue that has a little mouth at its end.^{Ch. 25} In the anime, he is voiced by Rikiya Koyama in Japanese,[11] and by Keith Silverstein in English.[7]
• Exclusive to the anime, the Ancient King (古代王, Kodaiō) is a colossal, nearly-humanoid reptilian leader of the Terror Lizard Clan. Awakening from his 300 million-year slumber, the Ancient King decides to take advantage of the deaths of the Subterranean King and the Deep Sea King. He does a number on the military before being slain by Tornado.^{Ep. 10}
• The Sky King (天空王, Tenkūō) was a flying villain who briefly appeared atop City A to take advantage of the deaths of the Deep Sea King and the other kings to attack S-class headquarters. He and his subordinates were all easily killed by Melzargard when the Dark Matter Thieves began their own assault on the city.^{Ch. 32}

The Dark Matter Thieves (暗黒盗賊団ダークマター, Ankoku Tōzoku-dan Dāku Matā) are a group of aliens that raid planets for their resources. They consist of:

• Melzargard (メルザルガルド, Meruzarugarudo) is an amorphous humanoid with five marble-sized cores contained in each of his heads. He cuts off Iaion's left forearm.^{Ch. 32}
• Groribas (グロリバース, Guroribāsu) is a humanoid with a Venus flytrap for a head and hands.^{Ch. 32}
• Geryuganshoop (ゲリュガンシュプ, Geryuganshupu) is a shadowy, squid-like creature that can use telekinesis.
• Boros (ボロス, Borosu) - Estimated disaster level: "Dragon+" is the leader of the Dark Matter Thieves and self-proclaimed subjugator of the universe. He is a large, one-eyed humanoid with spiky hair and wears armor and robes. Boros is voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa,[11] and by Chris Jai Alex in the English dub.[7]

Garo (ガロウ, Garō, anime: Garou[12]) is a self-titled Hero Hunter (ヒーロー狩り, Hīrō Gari) and a former disciple of Bang before he was expelled for mercilessly beating up his fellow disciples, preferring to use his master's Fist of Flowing Water Crushing Rock technique as a last resort.^{Vol. 10} As a child, Garo was a social outcast as he sympathized with monsters and saw heroes as bullies who prey on misfits.^{Ch. 41} He also infiltrated a martial arts tournament by posing as a competitor named Wolfman whom he subdued and won using his identity.^{Ch. 53} He first appears among an assembly of criminals which Sitch tries to recruit to support the Hero Association, defeating the A-Class heroes guarding Sitch and the criminals before hunting down random heroes including Tank-Top Master and his gang. He takes an interest in Hero Association profiles to plan attacks for their strengths and weaknesses, taking out Golden Ball and Spring Mustachio before being unknowingly knocked out by Saitama.^{Vol. 10-11} Following his attacks on Metal Bat and Watchdog Man, the latter forcing him to retreat, Garo is injured by Saitama while attempting to attack King. Following being attacked by heroes while attempting to heal his injuries, he is taken to the Monster Association's base after he was nearly killed by Genos, Bang, and Bomb.^{Vol. 16-17} Losing against Orochi in a one-on-one fight following his rampage throughout the Monster Association's lair, ^{Vol. 19} he was enchained until he was found by Puri-Puri-Prisoner.

In the anime, Garou is voiced by Hikaru Midorikawa in the Japanese version[13] and by Greg Chun in the English dub.

The Monster Association (怪人協会, Kaijin Kyōkai) is a group of monsters who have assembled against the Hero Association, some of its members being humans that mutated from ingesting Monster Cells (怪人細胞, Kaijin Saibō).

Some of its notable members include:

• Monster King Orochi ("怪人王"オロチ, Kaijin-ō Orochi) is the figurehead leader of the Monster Association, formerly an antisocial human and combat genius who Psykos mutated through a special "growth"-stimulating process to break his limit of growth.^{Ch. 66} Due to Psykos's modifications, Orochi can transform his body into more monstrous forms.^{Ch. 108} Orochi is voiced by Atsushi Ono in the Japanese version and by Jason Marnocha in the English dub.^{Ep. 18 credit}
• Psykos (サイコス, Saikosu) is an esper who is the Monster Association's true leader, a school girl, and college friend of Blizzard's until the latter sealed her power when Psykos resolved to kill all humans after having a vision of humanity's future. She experimented on Orochi and allowed him to run the Monster Association while disguising herself as his righthand Gyoro-Gyoro (ギョロギョロ), a one-eyed slug-like monster with multiple arms protruding from the head who uses eye creatures for observation and to remotely communicate with others.^{Ch. 79} After being unmasked and defeated, Psykos is placed in a secret prison within A-City.^{Ch. 109} As Gyoro-Gyoro, she is voiced by Takehito Koyasu in the Japanese version and by Bill Millsap in the English dub.^{Ep. 18 credit}
• Centipede Monsters - There are three human-faced centipede monsters in the Monster Association.
  • Centikohai (ムカデ後輩, Mukade Kōhai, lit. "Junior Centipede") is a great human-faced centipede monster who surfaces from underground to attack the Hero Association's sponsor Narinki and his son at a restaurant.^{Ch. 52, 55}
  • Centisenpai (ムカデ先輩, Mukade Senpai, lit. "Senior Centipede") is a centipede monster with multiple human faces who appears and takes Centikohai's place as a stronger opponent.^{Ch. 54}
  • Centichoro (ムカデ長老, Mukade Chōrō, lit. "Elder Eentipede") is a gigantic human-faced centipede monster who arrives following Centisenpai's defeat and fights off Metal Bat,^{Ch. 55} hurling him out of range so he has to fight Garo and then fights Metal Knight. When Rhino Wrestler captures Narinki's son, Centichoro digs a tunnel for them to escape.^{Vols. 10-11} Centichoro later fights Genos, Bang, and Bomb so Garo can be brought to Orochi.^84-85 Centichoro is voiced by Naoki Bandō in the Japanese version and by Richard Epcar in the English dub.^{Ep. 16 credits}
• Phoenix Man (フェニックス男, Fenikkusu Otoko) is a phoenix who first appears with the Association during the kidnapping of Narinki's son.^{Vols. 10-11} He later crashes Garo's fight with Genos, Bang, and Bomb, to carry off Garo.^84-85 When the Hero Association raids, he fights Child Emperor, resurrecting himself multiple times.^97-100 Phoenix Man is voiced by Hiroki Maeda in the Japanese version and by Jonah Scott in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Sludge Jellyfish (ヘドロクラゲ, Hedoro Kurage) is a monster which looks like a walking blob with two eyes, similar to a jellyfish, with a goop-like skin and various filaments. He seems to have great regenerative capacities and the ability to flow even through the smallest cracks, thanks to his insubstantial body. He made his first appearance, together with Phoenix Man and Rhino Wrestler, when they stopped Pineapple and Mohican who were removing the unconscious Hero Association's sponsor and his son from the scene. Sludge Jellyfish later crashed the battle between Child Emperor and Evil Natural Water and is accidentally killed by the latter who absorbed his oils.¹²² Sludge Jellyfish is voiced by Tadanori Date in the Japanese version and by Jason Marnocha in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Rhino Wrestler (サイレスラー, Sai Resurā) is an anthropomorphic Indian rhinoceros dressed like a professional wrestler and is part of the Monster Association. He asserted that he trained his body as hard as he could, holding back his blood lust to reach the objective of eradicate every existing hero. He was able to stop Pineapple and Mohican and abduct Hero Association-sponsor Narinki's son.^{Vol. 11} Rhino Wrestler is voiced by Ryou Sugisaki in the Japanese version and by Richard Epcar in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Martial Gorilla (マーシャルゴリラ, Māsharu Gorira) is a gorilla monster dressed in a military outfit with a beret and a cigar; he fights using a military knife. During the Monster Association attacks he defeats Heavy Kong.^{Vol. 11} He later encounters Armored Gorilla and accuses him of assimilating with the humans, but is knocked out.^{Ch. 78} Martial Gorilla is voiced by Sōshirō Hori in the Japanese version and by Brock Powell in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Electric Catfish Man (電気ナマズ男, Denkinamazu Otoko) is an enlarged electric catfish with human arms and legs and lightning-shaped mustaches, which possesses the ability to emit electricity. When many of the members of the Monster Association appeared and simultaneously attacked various cities, Electric Catifish Man attacked D-City with Maiko Plasma and they both fought Lighting Genji, proving difficult since his electric attacks had no effect on them.⁵⁹ During the fight between the Hero Association and the Monster Assocaition, Electric Catfish Man and Maiko Plasma fight against Puri-Puri-Prisoner until they are killed by Vacuuma who consumes them to gain their powers.¹⁰⁵ Electric Catfish Man is voiced by Patrick Seitz in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Maiko Plasma (舞妓プラズマ, Maiko Purazuma) is a monster which looks like a typical geisha with eight tomoe drums on her back and possessing the ability to emit electricity. When many of the members of the Monster Association appeared and simultaneously attacked various cities, Maiko Plasma attacked D-City together with Electric Catfish Man and they both fought Lighting Genji, proving difficult since his electric attacks had no effect on them.⁵⁹ During the fight between the Hero Association and the Monster Assocaition, Maiko Plasma and Electric Catfish Man fight against Puri-Puri-Prisoner until they are killed by Vacuuma who consumes them to gain their powers.^{Ch. 105} Maiko Plasma is voiced by Risa Tsumugi in the Japanese version and by Lauren Landa in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Vampire (Pureblood) (バンパイア (血統書付), Banpaia (Kettōsho-tsuki)) is an ancestral and powerful vampire who claims to be the only "true" monster in the Association, having been born into an elder vampire family and feeding on human blood since his childhood. He is fast enough to catch bullets while seemingly not moving. When many of the members of the Monster Association appeared and simultaneously attacked various cities, Pureblood and his comrades attacked a random city.^{Ch. 59} During the fight between the Hero Association and the Monster Association, he encountered Zombieman. After a hard battle, he was killed by Zombieman who was able to win the fight thanks to his immense regenerative capacity.¹⁰¹ Vampire (Pureblood) is voiced by Doug Erholtz in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Monster Princess Super S (怪人姫弩S, Kaijin Hime Do S) is a female dominatrix monster of the Monster Association who uses her whip to turn her opponents into love slaves. She enslaves the Blizzard Bunch, but Blizzard herself resists.^{Vol. 11-12} After failing to control Atomic Samurai's disciples, Monster Princess Super S tries to surrender to Amai Mask only for him to snap her neck.¹⁰³ Monster Princess Super S is voiced by Natsumi Fujiwara in the Japanese version and by Wendee Lee in the English dub.^{Ep. 17 credits}
• Goketsu (ゴウケツ) is a fierce four-eyed monster who was the first Super Fight champion defeated by the monsters and then captured. Goketsu was offered monster powers to make himself stronger.^{Ch. 72} He defeats Genos and then offers the monster cells to the tournament fighters.^{Ch. 72-73} He is killed off-screen by Saitama's punch, with his head landing in front of an already badly beaten Suiryu.^{Vol. 14} Goketsu is voiced by Kenji Nomura in the Japanese version and by Kellen Goff in the English dub.^{Ep. 18 credits}
• Tempest Wind (疾風のウィンド, Shippū no Windo) and Hellfire Flame (業火のフレイム, Gōka no Fureimu) are a pair of ninjas from the Golden 37 group who recruit Speed-o'-Sonic to the Monster Association in order to fight the Hero Association, especially Flashy Flash.^{Ch. 78} In the Monster Association arc, they find and fight Flashy Flash, but Flash simultaneously defeats and kills them both. Later, Phoenix Man resurrects the two as zombies to assist his fight against Child Emperor in addition to a bunch of fodder monsters. Child Emperor hits the zombies with a powerful electrical shock, destroying the fodder monsters but defibrillating the two ninja warriors from their hypnosis. They then leave and briefly encounter Saitama, who finds them weird due to the shock also destroying their clothing, leaving them naked. They vow to kill Saitama after they first kill Flash, then leave. Tempest Wind is voiced by Tashi Murata in the Japanese version and by Grant George in the English dub. Hellfire Flame is voiced by Yasuaki Takumi in the Japanese version and by Tim Friedlander in the English dub.^{Ep. 21 credit}

Dr. Kuseno (クセーノ博士, Kusēno-hakase) is a scientist of justice who transformed Genos into a cyborg.^{Ch. 7} In the anime he appears as a strange old man in a lab coat, with grey hair styled in the shape of a mushroom cap.^{Ch. 39Ep. 4} Though he supports Genos in the latter's quest to avenge his family and hometown, he also implies that he wishes for Genos to give up on revenge and work to protect people instead.^{Ch. 39}

In the anime, Kuseno is voiced by Kenichi Ogata in Japanese,^{Ep. 4} and by Doug Stone in English.[4]

Zeniru (ゼニール, Zenīru) is a slightly rotund middle-aged multi-millionaire established in F-City, with a strange short curly type of hair. He wears an open bath robe, which reveals a hairy chest and a chain necklace. He hires Sonic as his bodyguard to take out the Paradisers, and allows Sonic to kill them.^{Ch. 12}

He is voiced by Hiroki Gotō in the Japanese version and by Kirk Thornton in the English dub.^{Ep. 4 credits}

Shibabawa (シババワ) is an old decrepit lady renowned for being a great fortune teller who resided in G-City, which appeared on television on a few occasions. Even though she only predicted a fraction of disasters and there were many that she could not foresee, her predictions were 100% accurate. Therefore, she received special treatment from the Hero Association itself, such as personal escorts. Shibabawa later died from a coughing fit that led to her choking on her cough drops after making a prediction about a God-level threat that would come in the next six months.^{Ch. 28, 31}

She is voiced by Kimiko Saitō in the Japanese version and by Barbara Goodson in the English dub.^{Ep. 8 credits}

Charanko (チャランコ) is the sole martial artist at Bang's dojo.^{Ch. 30} He joined and trained in martial arts in order to become popular but did not amount to much and was given most of the menial tasks such as wiping the floors. He worked for a year until Bang's other disciples quit, making him the "number-one disciple".^{Vol. 7 bonus} He tries to fight Garo but is defeated and hospitalized.^{Ch 47} He then gives his contestant ticket for the martial arts tournament to Saitama, who impersonates him.^{Ch. 49}

He is voiced by Toshiki Masuda in the Japanese version and by Todd Haberkorn in the English dub.

Bomb (ボンブ, Bonbu) is Bang's older brother and a powerful martial arts master. His specialty is the "Fist of Whirling Wind, Slashing Steel" (旋風鉄斬拳, Senpū Tetsuzan-ken). Bomb is first introduced during Garo's "hero hunt", when Bang came to his dojo in order to ask his big brother to help him stop his former disciple and Bomb accepted, finding Garo as a possible future threat for his own dojo as well.^{Ch. 46}

He is voiced by Shinya Fukumatsu in the Japanese version and by Brook Chalmers in the English dub.

Sourface (ニガムシ, Nigamushi) is a rather large muscular man with a huge and hostile face which is a professional martial artist always dressed with a white gi. Sourface was once a disciple of Bang, but left after Garo rampaged through the dojo; sometime afterwards, he created the Sourface-style Kempo martial arts and started his own dojo. He meets Saitama at the martial arts tournament thinking that he is talking to Charanko.^{Ch. 53}

He is voiced by Itaru Yamamoto in the Japanese version and by Armen Taylor in the English dub.

Suiryu (スイリュー, Suiryū) is a young man with tan skin and a low ponytail, he wears a traditional black uniform used in Chinese martial arts with star-like buttons. He had won four consecutive Super Fight tournaments before, as he is an incredibly powerful martial artist, utilizing the Void Fist style. He is very popular and has lot of female admirers, but does not want to be a hero, preferring to be a free spirit. He advances to the finals in the tournament that Saitama entered, but is unable to beat Saitama. However, he wins when Saitama is disqualified officially, yet still unsatisfied because of his recent encounter with Saitama. Shortly afterwards when the Monster Association converts many of martial artists with deeper darker sides into monsters, just as Suiryu's losing his strength and unable to fight the last of them (namely Goketsu and a recently monsterized Bakuzan), he cries for help and Saitama rescues him after which he vows to become a hero.^{Vol. 11-14} When the news of Monster Association's HQ has been exposed to the surface at a location where Saitama life, just as the rest of the heroes who were injured from the previous battle rushes toward the battlefield and rescue civilians, Suiryu aware of his fellow pure-hearted surviving martial artists wanted to aid the heroes, but sadly their mental state still traumatized, advising them to train both physics and mentalities first as the means to be a real hero,^{Ch. 131} After the fall of Monster Association, just as Hero Association is at a brick of critical situation by some heroes' current awful statuses, Suiryu was invited to a new organization called Neo Heroes, whereas his sister, Suiko join the Hero Association to honor their late-granfather, Suicho.^{Web ch. 125}

In the anime, Suiryu is voiced by Masaya Matsukaze in the Japanese version[14] and by Alan Lee in the English dub.

Tareo is a kid with a guide/almanac to the Heroes. Garo befriends him. ^{Vol. 15} He is voiced by Natsumi Fujiwara in the Japanese version and by Jeannie Tirado in the English dub.