Gun Gun

Everything about his getup reads cowboy. He tops it with a brown ten-gallon hat, knots a yellow bandana at his throat, and wears a mask over his face. Slung across his chest is a bandoleer that holds his ammunition and his pair of revolvers, completing the frontier gunslinger look.

He carries himself with a no-nonsense seriousness and harbors a genuine passion for firearms.

Precision is his calling card, ranking him among the most accurate heroes around, and he operates best at medium range. His weakness lies up close, where his melee skills falter, forcing him to drop enemies quickly before they can close the gap. His Enhanced Reflexes let him track a wounded Garou and anticipate the fighter's movements well enough to line up shots. As an Expert Marksman he fires with remarkable speed and accuracy, and his signature Joint Shooting technique discharges both revolvers at once. His gear amounts to the dual revolvers he carries into every fight.

He is one of the B-Class heroes who rally to Death Gatling's group to capture the injured Garou. Throughout the clash his shots keep missing, and his poor close-quarters game leaves him hanging back and depending on melee specialists like Stinger and Smile Man to pressure Garou up close. He does land a hit on Garou's left leg just as the fighter is about to pummel Wild Horn, briefly helping to corner him. Once Garou defeats Chain'n'toad using Smile Man's own weapon, Gun Gun tries again, but Garou parries the bullet with Chain'n'toad's sickle and then knocks him unconscious with Smile Man's flung kendama ball. Later, an alarm at the A-City headquarters during Tatsumaki's fight with Apollo draws him down to the lower floors with the other heroes to investigate.