Zeimeet is an officer with the Hero Association who talks up his importance far beyond what it warrants. A short, portly desk worker rather than the frontline fighter he pretends to be, he is best remembered for the punch Garou landed on him.
Zeimeet carries the look of a businessman. He is a small, heavyset man, his head reaching only as high as the shoulders of the women beside him.
Vanity drives Zeimeet, who inflates his desk-bound role into that of a combat veteran. He is also crude and predatory, as seen when he tried to coax two women into kissing him.

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Zeimeet strolls through the entertainment district flanked by two women, dangling the promise of a meeting with Sweet Mask to win a kiss from them. Garou, irritated by the act, steps up behind him and flattens him with a single punch, after which the women photograph his unconscious body.
Zeimeet is a Hero Association officer who exaggerates his desk job far beyond what it warrants, presenting himself as a frontline combat veteran.
Zeimeet is a short, heavyset man with the look of a businessman, standing only as tall as the shoulders of the women beside him.
Garou, irritated by Zeimeet's boasting, flattens him with a single punch while Zeimeet tries to lure two women with the promise of a meeting with Sweet Mask.
Zeimeet is vain and crude, inflating his desk-bound Hero Association role into that of a combat veteran and behaving predatorily toward women he tries to impress.
Zeimeet debuted in manga chapter 50 and anime episode 15.
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