Personification Of A Light Pull Cord
CharacterThe Personification Of A Light Pull Cord was a Tiger-level mysterious being created when an ordinary man obsessively shadowboxed against the pull cord of his ceiling light until the fixation warped him into a monster. A loud, brutal boxer, he rampaged through Z-City before Saitama ended him with a single blow.
Appearance
Standing 260 cm and packed with muscle, this being took the shape of a towering bald man whose scalp bore welt-like ridges and whose face lacked any visible ears above a sharp jaw. He kept dark shades over his eyes and fought in red boxing gloves and matching boots. A green and gold champion's belt circled his waist, stamped with the word Himo, Japanese for cord, and illustrated with a pull cord above a pair of blue trunks.
Personality
Brash and full of himself, he announced himself as a monster at the God disaster level. A cruel streak ran through him as well; smashing cars and buildings left him unsatisfied, and he insisted he needed to land his fists on an actual person.
History
His rampage was mostly an excuse to find someone worth hitting, so he wrecked the streets punching vehicles and structures. Saitama, still sore from his own training, stepped up without hesitation and got backhanded through a truck and a concrete wall, even mildly hurt while losing a rotten tooth in the exchange. Once the aching cavity was gone, Saitama shook off the pain and dropped the monster with one punch.
For all his bluster, the creature ranked only as a Tiger threat. His strength was genuine, letting him pulverize rock and metal and unleash rapid flurries such as his left-handed Pull Cord Rush, but it was never close to enough against Saitama even in that early, still-haired state.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Personification Of A Light Pull Cord?
The Personification Of A Light Pull Cord is a Tiger-level Mysterious Being that rampaged through Z-City as a towering, muscular boxer. He was created when an ordinary man's obsession with shadowboxing his ceiling light's pull cord warped him into a monster.
How did the Personification Of A Light Pull Cord come into being?
The Personification Of A Light Pull Cord came into being when an ordinary man obsessively shadowboxed against the pull cord of his ceiling light until the fixation transformed him into a monster. He kept the cord's likeness on the champion's belt he wore into battle.
Who defeated the Personification Of A Light Pull Cord?
Saitama defeated the Personification Of A Light Pull Cord with a single punch. He first took a couple of hits from the monster, including one that knocked out a rotten tooth, before finishing it off once the pain eased.
What disaster level was the Personification Of A Light Pull Cord?
The Personification Of A Light Pull Cord was ranked as a Tiger-level threat, even though he boasted of being a God-level disaster. His genuine strength let him pulverize rock and metal, but it was nowhere near enough against Saitama.
What was the Personification Of A Light Pull Cord's signature technique?
The Personification Of A Light Pull Cord's signature technique was the Pull Cord Rush, a rapid left-handed flurry of punches. He fought in red boxing gloves and boots as a brash, self-styled boxer.
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