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Mountain Ape

Character

Mountain Ape holds Rank 3 in the Hero Association's B-Class and serves under Fubuki as part of the Blizzard Group. A towering, powerhouse brawler devoted to his leader, he backs her through the raid on the Monster Association and clashes with foes ranging from Saitama to Apollo.

English Va: Greg Chun; Imari Williams (Season 2)
Japanese Va: Shinya Hamazoe
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 42: Blizzard Group
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 6: The Terrifying City
Allegiances: Hero Association, The Blizzard Group
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Appearance

Standing among the tallest of Fubuki's followers, he wears the group's standard black suit like the rest of them. What marks him out most is an unusually large chin.

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Personality

He carries himself with assurance and bristles at being underestimated. His devotion to Fubuki runs deep, and he carries out whatever she asks without hesitation.

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History

Mountain Ape is on hand when Eyelashes briefs Fubuki on a developing situation. Later he and Eyelashes escort her to Saitama's home, hoping to talk him into her group; both are struck by how casually Saitama brushes off the pitch. When Fubuki orders them to teach him a lesson, they lunge, only for Saitama to knock them flat in an instant. During the Monster Raid, he and the Blizzard Group rally behind Dynamite Man against Do-S's mind control, but he too is soon enslaved and turned against Fubuki, until Tatsumaki storms in and hurls the controlled heroes aside. The whole group ends up hospitalized.

News of the clash between the Hero and Monster Associations in Z-City draws them out of the hospital to aid Fubuki. In the Neo Heroes Saga he joins the group's visit to Psykos and their trip to the A-City prison, where they try to stop Apollo as he menaces Tatsumaki; his hurled rocks strike each of them harmlessly, buying Tatsumaki time to trap Apollo in stone. When Tatsumaki tells the group Fubuki no longer needs them, Mountain Ape insists he still wants to serve and grow stronger, and she relents at Saitama's urging. His raw power is his calling card: he once shattered a large boulder barehanded, fights without weapons, and can seemingly boost his own strength through a technique dubbed Wild Switch. The webcomic also credits Fubuki with teaching him a single psychic skill.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What rank does Mountain Ape hold in the Hero Association?

Mountain Ape holds Rank 3 in the Hero Association's B-Class and serves under Fubuki as part of the Blizzard Group.

What powers does Mountain Ape have?

Mountain Ape is a powerhouse brawler with enhanced strength who fights hand to hand without weapons; he has shattered a large boulder barehanded and can reportedly boost his own strength with a technique called Wild Switch.

How does Mountain Ape lose to Saitama?

When Fubuki sends Mountain Ape and Eyelashes to teach Saitama a lesson for brushing off her recruitment pitch, Saitama knocks them both flat in an instant.

What happens to Mountain Ape during the Monster Association raid?

During the raid, Mountain Ape rallies with the Blizzard Group against Do-S's mind control, is enslaved himself and turned against Fubuki, and is only freed when Tatsumaki storms in and hurls the controlled heroes aside, leaving the whole group hospitalized.

Who is Mountain Ape loyal to?

Mountain Ape is fiercely loyal to Fubuki, the leader of the Blizzard Group, carrying out her orders without hesitation and insisting on continuing to serve her even when she tells the group she no longer needs them.

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