Landlady
CharacterThe Landlady is the elderly owner of the run-down apartment building where Saitama once lived. Cold and money-minded, she thinks nothing of renting to criminals and evicts Saitama the moment he costs her that income.
Appearance
The Landlady is a small, aged woman whose face is deeply lined and whose grey hair is cropped short. She favors a purple jacket worn over a yellow turtleneck, with sandals on her feet.
Personality
Money matters more to her than principle. She happily rents rooms to a gang of crooks so long as the payments arrive on schedule, and she flies into a rage when Saitama collects bounties on those very tenants, pocketing his winnings before throwing him out.
History
She calls on Saitama to collect what he owes, and when he asks to settle up later, she reminds him that three months have gone unpaid and warns that eviction will follow if the money does not appear soon. Once he takes down the criminals for their rewards, she snaps that they had been her tenants and her steady income, then drives him out onto the street. Saitama later notes that her building somehow came through the meteor strike untouched. Beyond that, she has no powers setting her apart from any ordinary person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Landlady in One Punch Man?
The Landlady is the elderly owner of the rundown apartment building where Saitama once lived in Z-City. She is cold and money minded, caring more about steady rent than who she rents to.
Why does the Landlady kick Saitama out of his apartment?
The Landlady evicts Saitama after he defeats and turns in a gang of criminals who had been renting rooms from her, since their arrest costs her the steady income their rent provided. She pockets his bounty winnings before throwing him out.
What does the Landlady look like?
The Landlady is a small, aged woman with deeply lined features and short grey hair. She typically wears a purple jacket over a yellow turtleneck with sandals.
Does the Landlady have any special powers?
No. The Landlady has no powers or abilities that set her apart from an ordinary person.
Did the Landlady's apartment building survive the meteor strike?
Yes. Saitama later notes that the Landlady's rundown apartment building came through the meteor strike on Z-City completely untouched.
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