Serial Bomber is a criminal and a former A-Class hero of the Hero Association who turns his skills to sabotage. Appearing only in an OVA, he rigs a moving train with explosives in a plot that nearly devastates Z-City.
A mask and red-tinted glasses hide most of his features, leaving only his oversized nose on display. His hair is bound into a topknot that pokes out above the mask, and the effect turns his whole head into a cartoonish bomb, the tuft of hair standing in for a lit fuse.
Serial Bomber feels no guilt whatsoever over his crimes. He is perfectly willing to load explosives onto a speeding train, an act that could have brought serious ruin to Z-City.

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In the OVA, Serial Bomber conceals a batch of bombs inside a restroom stall and tampers with the train's control system. He is later said to have been captured by Heavy Kong, while Genos works to halt the runaway train and Fubuki moves to protect the passengers. The city is spared in the end when Tatsumaki arrives and hoists the entire train off the ground, freezing it in place so the blast cannot reach its target.
His precise rank is never confirmed, but standing among the A-Class hints at a fairly capable fighter. His talent lies squarely with explosives; he is skilled at building and setting them to effect and keeps a whole arsenal of bombs on hand. Yusuke Murata also produced concept art for the character.
Serial Bomber is a criminal and former A-Class hero of the Hero Association who turned to sabotage. He appears only in an OVA, where he rigs a moving train with explosives in a plot to devastate Z-City.
Serial Bomber hides most of his face behind a mask and red-tinted glasses, leaving only his oversized nose visible. His hair is tied into a topknot that pokes above the mask, giving his whole head the look of a cartoonish bomb with a lit fuse.
Serial Bomber hid bombs inside a train restroom and tampered with its controls to send it careening toward Z-City. Genos worked to halt the train and Fubuki protected the passengers, but the city was ultimately saved when Tatsumaki hoisted the entire train off the ground and froze it in place.
Serial Bomber was captured by Heavy Kong after his bombing plot on the train was foiled. His former rank as an A-Class hero suggests he was a fairly capable fighter before turning to crime.
Serial Bomber's talent lies squarely in explosives. He is skilled at building and setting bombs to great effect and keeps a whole arsenal of them on hand.
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