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Insanely Mad

Character

Insanely Mad is a Ninja Village graduate and one of the assassins in the Heavenly Ninja Party. Trained alongside Disorderly Chaos in the class named Fear, he joins the group in its campaign against Flashy Flash and its scheme for world domination under Empty Void.

Status: Alive
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 195 (Online)
First Appearance (Webcomic): Chapter 115
Allegiances: Heavenly Ninja Party, Ninja Village
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Appearance

Three broad scars cut across Mad's face in a pattern resembling the letter H. His hair hangs shaggy and unkempt, and shadow constantly hides his eyes. The webcomic arms him with a set of sharp claws instead.

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Personality

In step with the rest of the Heavenly Ninja Party, Mad harbors a deep hatred for Flashy Flash over the destruction of the village. That bitterness sits oddly beside a respect for the place, which drilled him harshly and likely left him the scars he now bears.

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History

Mad came out of the Ninja Village's twenty-first graduating class, named Fear, the same cohort that produced Disorderly Chaos, and he eventually signed on with the Heavenly Ninja Party. In the Neo Heroes Saga the party confronts Speed-o'-Sound Sonic at his hideout, spells out its bid for world domination, and reveals it answers to Empty Void, the figure it calls That Man. After Sonic fails to deliver Flashy Flash, the group interrupts the two fighters' duel and turns on both, tagging Sonic a traitor. Blast crashes in, scatters them, and teleports everyone to the hideout, where Saitama has already beaten the village leader. Mad and his comrades rush Saitama and are knocked flat one after another; impressed, the survivors try to claim him as a master, and once refused, Mad joins them in stalking the hero. In the Supreme Hero Arc he poses as a taxi driver to spy on Saitama more easily just before Sweet Mask meets the hero. His training leaves him with enhanced strength, speed, and reflexes, and he fights with a knife, or with claws in the webcomic. That webcomic version has him die with the whole party against Flashy Flash and Sonic.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Insanely Mad in One Punch Man?

Insanely Mad is a graduate of the Ninja Village and a member of the Heavenly Ninja Party, an assassin group that hunts Flashy Flash and schemes for world domination under Empty Void.

What does Insanely Mad look like?

Insanely Mad bears three broad scars across his face in a pattern resembling the letter H, has shaggy unkempt hair that hides his eyes in shadow, and wields claws in the webcomic version of the story.

Why does Insanely Mad hate Flashy Flash?

Insanely Mad harbors deep hatred for Flashy Flash because of the destruction Flashy Flash caused to the Ninja Village, even though Insanely Mad still respects the harsh training the village gave him.

What happens when Insanely Mad and the Heavenly Ninja Party fight Saitama?

Insanely Mad and the rest of the Heavenly Ninja Party rush Saitama after Blast teleports them to their hideout, but Saitama knocks them down easily; impressed, the survivors try unsuccessfully to recruit him before settling for stalking him instead.

What happens to Insanely Mad in the webcomic?

In the webcomic version of One Punch Man, Insanely Mad dies alongside the rest of the Heavenly Ninja Party in a battle against Flashy Flash and Speed-o'-Sound Sonic.

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