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Lord of Mountains

Character

Lord of Mountains was a Demon-level Mysterious Being born from the bitterness of animals driven from their homes by humanity. Appearing in an OVA, she sought revenge on humankind before falling to Genos.

Voice English: Andrew Russell
Voice Japanese: Megumi Toyoguchi
Status: Deceased
Level: Demon
First Appearance (Anime): OVA 9
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Appearance

Lord of Mountains resembled a great tiger fitted with broad wings like an eagle's, and a living snake served as her tail.

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Personality

Formed out of the resentment of animals chased from their homes by people, she was ruled by loathing and a thirst to avenge them against all of humankind. Anything manufactured or technological repelled her, and she recoiled in disgust on learning that Genos was a machine, spitting that he was a cursed man-made thing. Mercy was not in her nature; she flatly refused to spare the cyborg even as he pleaded.

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History

Lord of Mountains begins by spreading terror through City Z, announcing her origin and her vow to punish humanity. Told that a hero has come, she wonders whether Genos would dare face her. After a flicker of fear, Genos draws her toward a warehouse where he hopes Fubuki will lend a hand, but Fubuki has already gone, leaving him to fight alone. Declaring the warehouse his grave, the monster opens with her Great Mountain Wail, which throws him off his feet, then follows with a Volcanic Shot that slams him into a wall. When Genos begs for mercy, she only grows more furious at the sight of his machinery, coiling around him and promising he will feel the rage of every creature humans cast out. He wrenches loose and escapes into the open.

Impressed that he broke away, she calls up a Weather Change, wrapping him in a whirlwind that hurls him skyward, pelting him with a hailstorm, and finishing with a bolt of lightning to the head. Certain of victory, she laughs, only to find Genos standing behind her, that final jolt having jarred his lost memories back into place. Her punch is caught with ease, and Genos lifts her off the ground, telling her he will take away her anger as thanks for restoring his mind before erasing her with an incineration cannon. While Genos was amnesiac she managed to crack part of his arm and shoulder with her strength, speed, and weather-bending attacks, yet the moment his memory returned she was left utterly powerless.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lord of Mountains in One Punch Man?

Lord of Mountains is a Demon-level Mysterious Being born from the resentment of animals driven from their homes by humanity, appearing in an OVA of One Punch Man.

What does Lord of Mountains look like?

Lord of Mountains resembles a great tiger fitted with broad, eagle-like wings, with a living snake serving as her tail.

Who defeats Lord of Mountains?

Genos defeats Lord of Mountains, catching her punch with ease and destroying her with an incineration cannon once his lost memories return.

Why does Lord of Mountains hate Genos?

Lord of Mountains despises anything mechanical, and she grows enraged upon learning that Genos is a cyborg, calling him a cursed man made thing and refusing to show him mercy.

What techniques does Lord of Mountains use in battle?

Lord of Mountains attacks with techniques including Great Mountain Wail, Volcanic Shot, and a Weather Change that combines whirlwind, hailstorm, and lightning strike attacks.

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