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Suppon

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Suppon was a caveman-like Mysterious Being unearthed frozen in ice and brought back to life inside a laboratory. After breaking loose and rampaging through a populated area, the primitive brute crossed paths with Sweet Mask, who ended him in a single clash.

English Va: Kaiji Tang
Japanese Va: Takahiro Yamaguchi
Status: Deceased
Disaster Level: Unknown
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 45: Hero Name
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 14: The Human Monster
First Appearance (Webcomic): Chapter 53
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Appearance

Bulky and pale skinned, Suppon carried the build of a hulking caveman. Dark rings sat beneath both of his eyes, and his features ran to the feral: pointed ears, jagged teeth, and clawed fingers and toes. His hair fell in a long mane past his waist, and he dressed in a headband, assorted trinkets, a black wrap around his hips, and a trio of bracelets on each arm, always going without footwear.

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Personality

Little of his character was ever revealed. What showed through was pure hostility toward humans on sight, paired with an apparent inability to grasp anything Sweet Mask said to him. Those signs pointed to a mind operating at a raw, primal level rather than anything resembling human reasoning.

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History

Suppon was originally discovered sealed within a block of ice and stored inside a research facility. Once the thaw revived him, he tore free and went on a violent spree, striking down several civilians with the considerable physical strength that let him overpower ordinary people with ease. His rampage brought him face to face with Sweet Mask. The hero mentioned that the association wanted the creature captured alive, but had no intention of honoring that plan. When Suppon lunged with the claws and fists that were his only means of fighting, Sweet Mask slipped the attack and killed him on the spot.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Suppon in One-Punch Man?

Suppon was a caveman-like Mysterious Being who was unearthed frozen in ice and brought back to life inside a research laboratory. After breaking loose, he rampaged through a populated area before being stopped.

Who killed Suppon?

Suppon was killed by the S-Class hero Sweet Mask, who ended him in a single clash after Suppon lunged at him with his claws and fists.

How did Suppon become a monster?

Suppon originated as a caveman-like being sealed inside a block of ice. Once researchers thawed him inside a lab, he tore free and went on a violent rampage, attacking civilians with his considerable strength.

What does Suppon look like?

Suppon has a bulky, pale-skinned, caveman-like build with dark rings under his eyes, pointed ears, jagged teeth, and clawed fingers and toes. He wears a headband, trinkets, a black hip wrap, and bracelets on each arm, and goes barefoot.

What abilities does Suppon have?

Suppon relies on enhanced strength and raw hand-to-hand combat, using only his claws and fists in a fight. His strength let him easily overpower ordinary humans during his rampage.

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