Bull-Bull
CharacterBull-Bull heads the Cow's Stomach gang and carries an A-Class bounty for his crimes. Built like a battering ram and just as ruthless, he serves as the villain of the bonus chapter What Can't Be Bought, where a bank robbery drops him straight into Saitama's path.
Appearance
Towering and heavily built, Bull-Bull dresses in a hoodie printed with a cow pattern and stamped with his own name. A helmet rounds out the look, fitted with goggles and a pair of jutting bull horns.
Personality
There is nothing gentle about him. He is willing to murder a child, threatening to do exactly that unless the C-Class heroes stand aside and let his crew slip away.
History
Bull-Bull and his gang storm a bank, oblivious to the fact that Saitama happens to be inside. They grab a child as a hostage, only for the heroes D-Pad and Funeral Suspenders to step in. The pair cut through several of his underlings but are both floored at once when Bull-Bull wades into the fight. The gang flees with the child still in their grip, then loses control of their getaway car, which Saitama has hoisted up and steered toward a vending machine he had been trying to buy from. Bull-Bull climbs out swinging at Saitama and is put down in short order.
His power comes from sheer physical force. He headbutts opponents the way a charging bull would, and Hero Association data pegs his skull at five times the toughness of an actual bull's. In a fight he sticks to close-range brawling, using his fists and his head as his weapons of choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Bull-Bull in One Punch Man?
Bull-Bull is the A-Class criminal leader of the Cow's Stomach gang in One Punch Man. He appears in the bonus chapter What Can't Be Bought, where a bank robbery puts him in Saitama's path.
What does Bull-Bull look like?
Bull-Bull is towering and heavily built, wearing a cow patterned hoodie stamped with his own name and a helmet fitted with goggles and jutting bull horns.
How does Bull-Bull fight?
Bull-Bull relies on sheer physical force, headbutting opponents like a charging bull. Hero Association data rates his skull at five times the toughness of an actual bull's, and he favors close range brawling with his fists and head.
How was Bull-Bull defeated?
Bull-Bull was defeated by Saitama after his gang's getaway car, carrying a kidnapped child, lost control and was hoisted up by Saitama and steered toward a vending machine. Bull-Bull climbed out swinging at Saitama and was put down in short order.
Who are Bull-Bull's gang members?
Bull-Bull leads the criminal gang Cow's Stomach alongside his partners Cow-Cow and Calf-Calf.
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