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Chemonille from One Punch Man in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Chemonille

Character

Chemonille is a mild-mannered crook who surfaces in the One-Punch Man OVAs as one of the self-styled Mediocre Ability Users. His party trick is bossing animals around, though his command barely reaches past a few small birds, and it collapses completely against Saitama.

English Va: Jordan Reynolds
Japanese Va: Kazumasa Fukagawa
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Anime): OVA 7
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Appearance

Chemonille turns up in an orange business suit with a red tie, his round spectacles perched above a bulbous nose. A pointed goatee frames his jaw, and his hair juts straight upward in stiff spikes.

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Personality

Friendly and easy to overlook, Chemonille comes across as harmless, yet he is perfectly willing to bend his gift toward crime. The moment his powers prove worthless against Saitama, that calm cracks and he spirals into frustration and gloom over how hopeless his situation has become.

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History

He first connects online with Enjoe and Brut before the three meet in a park restroom, scheming to form a villain crew that robs using their strange talents. While they wait on a fourth recruit, Saitama wanders in, and on hearing he is a hero the trio attacks, only for every one of their abilities to rebound on themselves and force Saitama to bail them out. Chemonille grumbles that their powers are all useless right as Dirt Earthworm assaults the group, prompting a second rescue. Saitama then decides to toughen the three up and drags them through his brutal daily training routine.

Chemonille's own gift is animal command, and he bills himself as a Beastmaster, but his reach is feeble, extending only to small birds and minor critters that he flings at his foes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Chemonille in One-Punch Man?

Chemonille is a mild-mannered crook who appears in the One-Punch Man OVAs as one of the self-styled Mediocre Ability Users. His power lets him command animals, though it barely extends past a few small birds.

What is Chemonille's power?

Chemonille's ability is animal control, and he bills himself as a Beastmaster, but his reach is feeble, limited to small birds and minor critters that he flings at his opponents.

How does Chemonille meet Saitama?

Chemonille, along with Enjoe and Brut, plans to form a villain crew that robs using their strange abilities, but when Saitama wanders into their meeting spot and reveals he is a hero, the trio attacks him and all their powers backfire, forcing Saitama to rescue them.

What happens to Chemonille after his powers fail against Saitama?

After his abilities prove useless against Saitama, Chemonille grows frustrated and gloomy about his hopeless situation, and he is saved again shortly after when Dirt Earthworm attacks the group.

Who are Chemonille's allies?

Chemonille's allies are Enjoe and Brut, fellow members of the self-styled Mediocre Ability Users whom he meets online before forming their short-lived villain crew.

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  • Published byShueisha
  • Animated byJ.C.Staff
  • Animated byMadhouse

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