History Characters / OnePunchManHeroAssociation

* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler:He loses both of his feet fighting against a cyborg in Neo Heroes Uprising Arc. It it wasn't for Neo Mumen Rider rescue, he would have lost his life too.]]

!!!'''Debut:''' Chapter 50 (Webcomic), Chapter 44 (Manga)

!!!'''Debut:''' Chapter 50 (Webcomic), Chapter 44 (Manga)

!!!'''Debut:''' Chapter 45 (Webcomic), Chapter 39 (Manga)

* HiddenDepths: At first, he claims to be involved in the Monster Association mission to make a name for himself in hopes for a promotion, indicating that he's just an opportunistic GloryHound like most of the Association's executives, but the reveal that he was once a hero himself quickly proves that he's different from the other executives we've seen. As the mission drags on, he demonstrates noble qualities not unlike an IdealHero, and the fact that that he's someone who had failed to become a hero is likely the reason he is able to encourage the other lower-ranked heroes in a way that no one else could.

* UnderestimatingBadassery: On the receiving end of this from [[spoiler:Neo Heroes, who believe they can easily kill him for the publicity after his identity as a monster is revealed to the public]]. For the record not only is Amai Mask the top of A-Class and considered strong enough to be a part of S-Class[[spoiler:, but his monster form is at least a Dragon-Level threat capable of killing other Dragon-Level monsters with ease]].

!!!'''Voiced by:''' Koichi Soma (Japanese), Creator/PaulStPeter(English)

* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:After his Supreme Hero Arc, we don't know what actually happened to him later or where Saitama helped to hide Amai Mask in his monstrous form. The Saitama's usual callousness doesn't help the matter.]]

* AmbigiousSituation: [[spoiler:After his Supreme Hero Arc, we don't know what actually happened to him later or where Saitama helped to hide Amai Mask in his monstrous form. The Saitama's usual callousness doesn't help the matter.]]

* {{Bishonen}}: He's got "handsome" in his hero name and is good looking enough to be a model/TV celebrity.

* FailureHero

* AmibiguousSituation: It's not known why he returned to Hero Association after his defeat from Deep Sea King.

* TheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: She may think Tatsumaki is a crazy psychopath out to ruin her life, but she still does love her. When Fubuki at one point goes all out against her sister she panics at whether she might have actually gone too far and hurt her. The manga adaptation by Murata doubles down on this trope during the Monster Association arc; in the original webcomic Fubuki didn't really show any concern about her sister until she couldn't feel her psychic powers, whereas in the manga Fubuki spends a good chunk of the arc trying to help her sister and to stop her from going overboard.

** The latest example in the ONE webcomic is when Child Emperor sends in a document laying out a well organized and thought out plan to make better use of the C to A Class heroes to cover weaknesses in the Hero system. Nobody even bothered to open it. This leads to [[spoiler:Child Emperor and multiple other S Class Heroes]] [[ScrewThisImOutOfHere to abandon the Association]].

* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler:Even though he is shown to be a corrupt member of the Hero Association, who sold them out to become an executive of Neo Heroes. In chapter 145 of the webcomic, he is the ''only'' Neo Heroes executive nervous at the sheer scale of destruction caused by the robot army totaling multiple ''millions'' of units, which causes him to suggest they should lend some of their equipment to Pro Heroes of the Hero Association to combat the massive robot army threatening the world or at least send out Metal Bat to help. However, they reject this since they want the Pro Heroes to transfer to them and Metal Bat's distrust towards them. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]], as McCoy despite his flaws, is still human, unlike the Neo Heroes executives, [[UnwillingRobotification who are mostly just cyborgs with little to no humanity]].]]

* CurbStompBattle: He and Wild Monkey attempt to defeat Saitama, but are defeated by a MegatonPunch.

* ImprobableWeaponUser: He is seen using eyelash curlers as weapons when Blizzard ordered him and Wild Monkey to attack Saitama. [[spoiler:Turns out he can change their shape at will and transforms them into some wicked looking needle-like blades when he prepares to fight Tatsumaki.]]

[[folder:3. Wild Monkey]]
!!Wild Monkey

[[folder:Allback-Man]]
!!Allback-Man
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Hiromichi Tezuka (Japanese), Creator/BillRogers (English)
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An average hero in a football jacket.
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* AllThereInTheManual: A "Hero Associaton Encyclopedia" reveals he quit being a hero after his failure with Deep Sea King fight. Although one of the chapters in manga's version of Psychic Sisters Arc show he's in a room full of heroes, hinting that he possibly returned.
* CowardlyLion: He initially fled during the Sea King attack, but when Sea King breaks into the shelter, he stands up and fights despite his fear.
* TheGenericGuy: He's not really unique and his stats are mostly average. He's still considered as one of stronger Class-C heroes though.

[[folder:Mohican]]
!!Mohican
!!!'''Debut:''' Chapter 55 (Manga)
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A rockstar-like hero with a mohawk. He and Pineapple try and fail to keep Waganma safe from the Monster Association.
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* DelinquentHair: Has a bright blue mohawk with shaved sides.
* FailureHero: He and Pineapple completely fail to stop Rhino Wrestler from abducting Waganma.

[[folder:Swim]]
!!Swim
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Uki Satake (Japanese), Brianna Knickerbocker (English)
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A teenage girl who appears in the fifth OVA. During the OVA, she is the lowest-ranked hero of them all and is thinking about quitting before meeting Blizzard. Afterwards, she dreams of joining the Blizzard Bunch once she reaches the B-Class.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Her name is never said in the OVA, but it is revealed in an art book.
* BadassNormal: She is a member of the Hero Association, even if she is at the bottom. We know how heroes are evaluated. Even if she got perfect essay scores (an impressive achievement itself), she still would have needed at least an average physical score. And the average for heroes is significantly higher than normal people.
* CanonImmigrant: She first appears in the 5th OVA episode, but later has a cameo in manga, showing that she does exist in Murata's version of the story.
* MoralityPet: Basically serves to allow Blizzard to be a DefrostingIceQueen and CoolBigSis in the OVA.
* ProngsOfPoseidon: She fights with a trident when she is in her hero costume, matching her costume's underwater theme and her association with the sea.
* YouRemindMeOfX: Variant 1, her underdog status and resolve to never give up reminds Blizzard of herself (while at the same time giving Blizzard back some of her own resolve).

!!Organization Staff

[[folder:Organization Staff (in general)]]
The organization that oversees and manages the individuals that want to call themselves heroes and serves as the governing body for them all. Their headquarters is located in A-City. Founded three years ago and is currently funded by donations from citizens, which they use to pay heroes depending on their rank and performance.
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* IncompetenceInc: Very corrupt and very detached from reality. They focus on naming new heroes instead of the "world is about to be destroyed" prophecy, some of their members sell monsters they caught as ''pets'', they try to gain as much power as possible, one of their members tried to trick a monster from the Monster Association in negotiations getting himself killed in the process, they use higher tech like smart phones that's less secure than the stuff they give to the heroes (including the S-ranked ones), and they are even planning a propaganda film using their highest ranked heroes before the Monster Association has been fully destroyed (again ignoring that whole "destroying the world" prophecy). A lot of their members are even pinched by the Neo Heroes' scouting teams [[spoiler:who turn out to be even more corrupt]]. This is not to mention that individual members focus on looks over protecting people, intimidate and bully the cops, use their reputation as executives to pick up women, and try to retaliate against people offering compliments about their behavior. One of the good executives is even preventing the Hero Association from pushing shady "enhancements" onto the heroes [[spoiler:like the Neo Heroes will go on to do]]. This is only the tip of the iceberg and this goes along with all the bureaucracy and inefficiency that comes with being a giant organization.
** On the other hand, they are still mostly smart individuals (despite their various neurosis and issues) and even some of their partially corrupt/delusional members make good decisions occasionally (which is why they aren't completely falling apart). One such decision they make is to not rush Suiko into S-class. While it would be good propaganda and they need a new spokesman, they aren't eager to put their newest up and comer in a position she isn't suited for yet.

[[folder:Sitch]]
!!Sitch
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/NobuoTobita (Japanese), Creator/KirkThornton(English) Daniel Lacy (Latin American Spanish)
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The Minister Officer of Justice for the Hero Association. He is present at most briefings.

%%* ButtMonkey: Nothing particularly goes right for him. [[ThrowDogABone At least later in the story]] the operation in taking down Monster Association goes without much drawbacks.
* EnemyMine: He proposes one with all the super villains for the upcoming "God Level Class threat prophecy", but is stopped when Garou shows up and beats everyone up.
* NotSoStoic: At first when Sitch is introduced, he appears to be rather a calm person, talking in a soft manner, only later to panic each time a situation gets very dire, like when a galactic emperor Boros attacks and completely destroys A-City or when Garou massacres hundreds of the criminals Sitch tried to resonate with.
* OhCrap: Definitely suffered one of these ([[DysfunctionJunction among other psychological breakdowns at the time]]) when the Hero Hunter first introduced himself by single handedly [[OneManArmy defeating]] an army of assembled rogues and felons coupled with three top tier heroes.
* OnlySaneMan: He gets annoyed that the Hero Organization spent two hours debating on what Saitama and Genos' Hero names should be and only spent 15 minutes on the countermeasures on taking down Garou.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: So far one of the only few people in the upper establishment with any real sense, be it common or otherwise.
* ShootTheDog: Attempts to bring hundreds of criminals to heroes side to fight monster beings, so the Shibabawa prophecy Sitch fears so much won't happen. [[spoiler:At the end of Monster Association arc in the manga, he also brings Garou to Hero Association, hoping that Bang will reform him enough, despite the very much possible backlash from other heroes.]]
* SurroundedByIdiots: He grows particularly frustrated with the rest of the higher-ups who tend to focus more on [[SlaveToPR PR]] and [[SuitWithVestedInterests their investors]] than actual threats like Garou and the rise in monsters.

[[folder:Agoni]]

Agoni is the founder of Hero Association. He came up with idea, when his grandson was saved by [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/OnePunchManSaitama a young, unemployed man on job hunt]] from being killed by the monster called Crablante.
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* TheGhost: He has yet to make a physical appearance in the webcomic or manga.
* LanternJawOfJustice: Sure, it's a butt-chin, but it still counts, given that he's the founder of Hero Association, responsible for saving the lives of many civilians.
* SmallRoleBigImpact: Despite being TheGhost, he's the man responsible for creating the Hero Association, which went on to change the world... for better and worse.

[[folder:Guiches]]
!!Guiches
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A greedy, portly branch director who turns a profit by selling potentially dangerous monsters.
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* BlatantLies: Made up a cover story about the scales of a Mysterious Being he wanted captured being the source of a miracle element housing vast medical properties, when in reality it was just a means to withhold his shady dealings concerning the creature's value on the black market.
* FallGuy: Was this for Metal Knight/[[spoiler:Professor Bofoy]] who was the real [[ManipulativeBastard mastermind]] behind the underground monster trade said director was a part of.
* {{Greed}}: His defining quality in the extra story; he was even willing to cast aside people's lives in order to hide the truth because of it.
* GuiltByAssociation: Played this against an [[OnlySaneMan office clerk]] who opted to alert the association of the threat his employer's meal ticket now posed, partly because doing so would implicate the director for his illicit conduct.
* LaserGuidedKarma: Eventually laid off by his puppet master after the whole scaledon debacle, [[spoiler:at least until such time as he decides to reinstate him.]]
* PromotedToScapegoat: What happened to him at the end of the Special Chapter.
* SuitWithVestedInterests: Tried to make a mint off selling a recently captured monster only to cover up the true danger it represented after its escape by hiring a rag-tag group of heroes [[spoiler: (plus [[ComicallyInvincibleHero Saitama]])]] to recapture it.

[[folder:[=McCoy=]]]
!!Mccoy
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Mccoy is a muscular man with glasses and an eyepatch on his right eye.
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* BigWhat: He gives a rather shocked "What?" when a mysterious cop [[spoiler: who is actually a disguised Saitama]] hands the police a win over the heroes on live television.
* BreakTheHaughty: He tries to humiliate the Z-City police by getting the news crew to broadcast the heroes defeating the monster. [[spoiler:This doesn't work as Saitama, dressed as a police officer, defeats the monster and thus makes the heroes who come to save them unnecessary.]]
* CanonImmigrant: He first appears in a bonus chapter of the manga and later appears in the original webcomic [[spoiler:as an officer of the Neo Heroes]].
* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler:Even though he is shown to be a corrupt member of the Hero Association, who sold them out to become an executive of Neo Heroes. In chapter 145 of the webcomic, he is the ''only'' Neo Heroes executive nervous at the sheer scale of destruction caused by the robot army totaling multiple ''millions'' of units, which causes him to suggest they should lend some of their equipment to Pro Heroes of the Hero Association to combat the massive robot army threatening the world or at least send out Metal Bat to help. However, they reject this since they want the Pro Heroes to transfer to them and Metal Bat's distrust towards them. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]], as McCoy despite his flaws, is still human, unlike the Neo Heroes executives, [[UnwillingRobotification who are mostly just cyborgs with little to no humanity]].]]
* HazyFeelTurn: [[spoiler: Chapter 110 of the webcomic reveals he left the Hero Association and joined the Neo Heroes. It's unknown if he left because of DefectorFromDecadence or just him being an OpportunisticBastard. Probably the latter, because the Neo Heroes turn out to be ''more'' decadent than the Hero Association, though he might not have known that.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: He's a vile, unpleasant executive, even for a Hero Association. F.e. He refuses to dispatch heroes to protect the police station during a monster attack until the chief swallows his pride and begs him. The other time [[spoiler:he threatened a B-Class hero Mad Devil Yankee about his sick mother's to revoke her treatment privileges and surgery, if he won't join into a staged hero gambling, that rich people participate in.]]
* JerkassHasAPoint: While he's not at all [[HateSink a likeable person]], in the webcomic he makes a valid accusation about those running the Hero Association being a herd of idiots. Given how many of them are somewhat like him, either greedy, stupid, incompetent or somewhat corrupt, it's a valid point.
* OpportunisticBastard: He shows traits of this in spades as he refuses to help the police during a mysterious being attack unless they admit the superiority of the Hero Association [[spoiler:and moving into the Neo Heroes organization when it looks like the Hero Association will collapse.]]
* SlimeBall: The way he wants to give the Hero Association and its glory-seeking soldiers unmitigated impunity to act by dragging the pride of the police through the mud and then turning it into a publicized media stunt of an over-glorified newbie crushing on live television makes him this.

[[folder:Muffintop]]
!!Muffintop
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A pudgy, unattractive corporate officer working for the Hero Association. [[SmallNameBigEgo He loves to embellish how big a deal he is]] to cute hero-loving fangirls.
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* AssholeVictim: Garou beats him up during the criminal's hero hunt in spite of him not being a hero, but considering his status as a corrupt officer of the Hero Association, his beating is much deserved.
* BlatantLies: He claims that he's a front-line fighter in the Hero Association despite his obvious unfit appearance and his position as an officer for the Hero Association. He also claims that buying expensive gifts for pretty women is helping the Hero Association maintain peace.
* BoisterousWeakling: He says he's a front-line fighter putting his life on the line for his job, [[BlatantLies an obvious falsehood as Garou quickly proves]].
* HateSink: He's depicted as a wasteful, lying and lecherous officer of the Hero Association who lies about fighting on the front lines and using the company's funds to get the attention of pretty women. As such, his beating at the hands of Garou and Garou considering the politician shit compared to the heroes makes the Hero Hunter a little more respectable.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: He brags to a pair of pretty women about how he's a front-line fighter. The Hero Hunter happens to overhear this and pummels him.
* SleazyPolitician: To a lesser degree but apparent all the same, as he tries using his position as a Hero Association officer and funds from the Hero Association to get a kiss from two of Amai Mask's fans.

[[folder:Sekingar]]
!!Sekingar
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Yoshihito Sasaki (Japanese), Creator/ChrisCason (English)
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An executive of the Association, Sekingar is the commander of the rescue mission for Waganma. A failed hero himself, he hopes to make enough of a name for himself so that he can get a promotion.
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* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler:He loses a left hand to G5, that have managed to survive, later to be finally killed by Genos.]]
* BadassNormal: He's a failed hero, but he's still strong enough to carry multiple people at once, with reflexes quick enough to react while moving at high speed.
* EyeBeams: His cybernetic eye can shoot lasers, though it's very weak.
* HiddenDepths: At first, he claims to be involved in the Monster Association mission to make a name for himself in hopes for a promotion, indicating that he's just an opportunistic GloryHound like most of the Association's executives, but the reveal that he was once a hero himself quickly proves that he's different from the other executives we've seen. As the mission drags on, he demonstrates noble qualities not unlike an IdealHero, and the fact that that he's someone who had failed to become a hero is likely the reason he is able to encourage the other lower-ranked heroes in a way that no one else could.
* GloryHound: Subverted as mentioned above.
* MajorInjuryUnderreaction: He barely gets phased by the loss of a hand.
* MeaningfulName: His name seems to be a pun of "Sekininkan" which translates to "a sense of responsiblity", and he's very much one so, especially in comparison to other executives.
* MissionControl: He's in charge of the strategy and operations for Waganma's rescue mission, and manages the support team.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He does his best to manage the heroes' team and ensure their skills are utilized to the fullest, even encouraging the weaker members of the team that they can still be of use despite lacking the amazing powers and abilities of the S-class heroes. Metal Bat, who was initially skeptical of the organization's executives (thinking that they're all helpless losers), acknowledge Sekingar as their leader because of this.
* RunningGag: In a twisted sort of way, twice he throws something to Genos while laying upright and misses completely both times, forcing Genos to shoot his arm out to catch the objects. [[spoiler:It's a dark joke since he's throwing with his off-hand given his dominate one was recently shot off by G5.]]

[[folder:Cautous]]
An executive whose part of what is presumably the Human Relations Department of the Hero Association. He is the Personnel Assessor who interviews other executives for promotions.
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* OpaqueLenses: Most of the time, his glasses shine so bright that they obscure his eyes.
* SkewedPriorities: He's focused on making a propaganda film with actual heroes (a waste of their time) despite them needing heroes, you know, actually doing heroic stuff now more than ever.

[[folder:Jinzuren]]
A glasses wearing executive who's the Pro Hero Examination Administrator of the Hero Association. He proctored Genos and Saitama's hero examinations and, therefore, is one of the few executives who is aware that Saitama may be their greatest hero.
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* ConnectedAllAlong: Apparently, he's the one who recruited Atomic Samurai to the organization.
* PatiencePlot: This guy is perfectly aware that Saitama is S-Class material who has higher potential than Genos. He couldn't give Saitama a higher rank because he scored so low on the written exam. Despite that, he knows that all he has to do is wait for Saitama to burst into S-Class so he doesn't bother to sing his praises too highly. He just hints that he knows someone is about to get really big very shortly.

[[folder:Busho]]
[[MemeticMutation The bearded worker]] who has a passing resemblance to Blast (though he's just a normal guy). He works in Operation Office #6 as the Liaison Officer in the Hero Association. He is one of the most reasonable executives in the Association.

* ByTheBookCop: One of the completely non-corrupt executives. He doesn't care about promotions. He just cares about the heroes getting a fair shake. He even gets passed over for promotion by Cautous because his tendency to lodge complaints against corruption makes Cautous nervous that promoting him would get him (Cautious) fired.
* IdenticalStranger: He has a passing resemblance to Blast from the webcomic leading fans to speculate that he is Blast in disguise a la Superman. Manga updates show this is very unlikely. Blast is much more bulky in the Manga and has since gotten a prominent facial scar which the bearded worker lacks.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: While initially confused and distrustful when Saitama answered Mumen Rider's phone, he quickly recognizes who he is talking to. He is then hesitant to send Saitama in because he is lower ranked than Mumen Rider who he knows is unsuited to fight Deep Sea King. However, after he sees Saitama's physical scores and with some support from Jinzuren, he sends Saitama anyways. It was a good decision all things considered.
* RightManInTheWrongPlace: He's the one who gave Saitama the coordinates to the Deep Sea King through Mumen Rider's phone. It's a good thing that he did...

[[folder:Gobrich]]
Gobruch is an Arms Division Junior Hero Strengthening Office Section Chief for the Hero Association. He is the one in charge of the programs to train heroes to reach their potentials.

* BeleagueredBureaucrat: So much so that he's requested multiple transfers. The Hero Association has him completely overworked with very few resources.
* EveryoneHasStandards: He fully agrees with the idea of helping the C-Class heroes get stronger, but doesn't want to resort to unethical methods to do so.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: A big portion of his job is to ignore the big wigs' advice to push drugs and modifications onto the heroes. He thinks it's pretty amoral and dangerous. [[spoiler:This is something the Neo Heroes later embrace wholeheartedly and the results show that Gobrich was right to be hesitant about such "training" techniques considering how arrogant and unheroic the Neo Heroes became.]]

[[folder:Torvega]]
Torvega is part of the Sales Division and is the Planning and Design Section Toy [[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Designer]].

* SkewedPriorities: He's much more concerned about the heroes not having cool costumes for basing toys on than being concerned about their fighting capabilities. Possibly justified given what his job is, but it's clear he really shouldn't be put in charge of any of the heroes.

[[folder:Exma]]
Exma is the Hero Disciplinary Supervision Division Deputy Section Chief of the Hero Association. She takes her job a little too seriously.

* BadBoss: She is overly serious and harsh to her employees and the heroes. She takes discipline way too far. After hearing that some of her underlings and heroes have complained about her behavior, she states that she will find out who has been making comments and discipline them. This is not only retaliatory, but is outright described as a "reign of terror" by Cautous.

* AssholeVictim: You either felt nothing for him when [[KickTheSonOfABitch he got beaten down by Garou later]] in Season 2 '''or you were cheering.'''

* AssholeVictim: Any beating he takes onscreen is already well-deserved, but his run-in with [[HeroKiller Garou]] in Season 2 [[KickTheSonOfABitch deserves special mention.]]

* KickTheSonOfABitch: Prone to receive this a lot, though not many pity him.

** And then there's Garou [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beating the ever-loving shit]] [[KickTheSonOfABitch out of him and the Entire Tank Group in Season 2.]]

* AnArmAndALeg: He loses a hand to G5.

* HiddenDepths: At first, he claims to be involved in the mission to make a name for himself in hopes for a promotion, indicating that he's just an opportunistic GloryHound like most of the Association's executives, but the reveal that he was once a hero himself quickly proves that he's different from the other executives we've seen. As the mission drags on, he demonstrates noble qualities not unlike an IdealHero, and the fact that that he's someone who had failed to become a hero is likely the reason he is able to encourage the other lower-ranked heroes in a way that no one else could.

The third-in-command of the Blizzard Bunch.

[[folder:6. Wild Horn]]
!!Wild Horn
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Keisuke Hamaoka (Japanese), Creator/RayChase (English)
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An armored hero with a powerful pile driver on his wrist. He joined Death Gatling in the hunt for Garou.

* AFatherToHisMen: He seems to care about his subordinates and vows to protect them.
* TheBusCameBack: He would eventually return as a part of Death Gatling's alliance.
* CanonForeigner: He doesn't exist in the original webcomic and debuts in a manga bonus-story together with his squad.
* CoolMask: Wild Horn wears a mask with large horns on both sides that cover his face.
* PileBunker: Wild Horn wields a pile driver called the "Pile Bison" that he redesigned to specialize in hero work. Pile Bison is strong enough to destroy trees.
* UnderestimatingBadassery: He underestimates Saitama due to his appearance and lower rank.

[[folder:20. Glasses]]
!!Glasses
!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/TaitoBan (Japanese), Creator/BillyKametz (English)
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A dedicated hero and former member of the Blizzard Bunch. He joined Death Gatling's crusade for Garou.

* CanonForeigner: He doesn't exist in the original webcomic and debuts in a manga bonus-story.
* DubNameChange: In the English dub of the anime he is called "Megane", which just means "glasses" in Japanese.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Apparently his hero name is Glasses because he… wears… glasses… yeah.
* {{Foil}}: Shares many similarities with Saitama. Both start as average guys who want to become powerful heroes, but unlike Saitama, Glasses once took the easy road by joining the Blizzard Group. Now that he's left them to do heroism solo, he is training on his own in a colorful tracksuit and nothing but his fists, just like the young Saitama. To hammer it home, he even looks a lot like Saitama when he still had hair, only with… well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin glasses]].
* GoodScarsEvilScars: Has scars all over his forearms from fighting monsters after leaving the Blizzard Bunch.
* HardWorkHardlyWorks: After reaching B-Class he begins losing self-confidence, believing that he and other average people have limits and cannot keep up with people who have natural born talent. He changes his mind after Saitama saves him.
* IJustWantToBeSpecial: Wanting to become a hero, Glasses trains hard in order to become one. He was just an office worker.
* NonActionGuy: Garou originally thought he was one and targeted him as the weak link in Death Gatling's hero team. He winds up surprised when Glasses manages to counter his attack and fight back, and before Garou can correct himself and get serious he's forced on the defensive by the other heroes again.
* TookALevelInBadass: He reappears with other heroes as a part of a team led by Death Gatling to ambush the injured Garou. He acts as support and fighter hero for the group, with various roles such as refilling the arrow bag for Shooter, but shows he is capable of defending himself when Garou attacks him. [[spoiler: And even when Garou defeats him and the rest of the team, Glasses manages to send an emergency signal to Genos, who promptly arrives. It gets him promoted from Rank 21 to Rank 20.]]

[[folder:25. Pink Hornet]]
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A B-Class Rank 25 professional hero for the Hero Association. She is also nicknamed The Shopping Street of Techniques.

* HeroicResolve: [[spoiler:He goes up against the Sea King, knowing full well he's not strong enough to stop it, and delays him long enough for Saitama to show up and do his thing. Hell, Saitama even compliments him on it and tells him that in his eyes, he'll always be a true hero, no matter what rank he is.]]

* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[Spoiler:Even though he is shown to be a corrupt member of the Hero Association, who sold them out to become an executive of Neo Heroes. In chapter 145 of the webcomic, he is the ''only'' Neo Heroes executive nervous at the sheer scale of destruction caused by the robot army totaling multiple ''millions'' of units, which causes him to suggest they should lend some of their equipment to Pro Heroes of the Hero Association to combat the massive robot army threatening the world or at least send out Metal Bat to help. However, they reject this since they want the Pro Heroes to transfer to them and Metal Bat's distrust towards them.]]

* {{Jerkass}}: He refuses to dispatch heroes to protect the police station during a monster attack until the chief swallows his pride and begs him.

* StudentMasterTeam: With Atomic Samurai, mostly in the latter part of Monster Association Arc.

* AnArmAndALeg: [[spoiler:He loses both of his feet fighting against a cyborg in Neo Heroes Uprising Arc. It it wasn't for Neo Mumen Rider rescue, he would've loose hif life too.]]

* BigEgoHiddenDepths: At first when we meet him, Snek is an arrogant individual, who thinks that lower ranked heroes should repsect him, even though he himself isn't that strong. However, he seems to be aware of this, as he receives a beating pretty much everytime we see him in action. Later during Super Fight arc, we get a bit of his past and his doubts about being a worthy hero, with how much monsters are appearing lately and him meeting stronger individuals than him. It turns out that he simply has standards about heroes and he does care about protecting civillians, which is a far cry from Suiryu hedonistic attitude.

* EveryoneHasStandards: His arrogance is pretty low compared to Suiryu, as Snek as disgusted by the fighter's SocialDarwnism worldview.

* AKnightInTheSourArmor: He knows deep down that despite being an A-Class Hero, he's not that powerful, but despite the increase of monsters, he keeps fighting and protecting citizens.

%%* BigEgoHiddenDepths:

%%* ADayInTheLimelight:

%%* EveryoneHasStandards
%%* JerkassToOne [=/=] JerkWithAHeartInGold:
%%* AKnightInTheSourArmor:

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His name is sometimes spelled "Sneck" instead.

%%* TookALevelInKindness

* CurbStompBattle: On the giving end to Lin-Lin and one of The Three Crows.

* AdaptationalEarlyAppearance: In the webcomic, she first appears during the Supreme Hero arc, where she volunteers to join the Hero Association in place of her deceased grandfather, while in the manga, she first appears during the Monster Association arc, visiting Suiryu in hospital.

* BladeOnAStick: His weapon is a pole with a spearhead-like bamboo shoot on the end.