A towering Mysterious Being counted among the Dragon Alliance's nine warriors, Rangor can twist his frame into a monstrous shape. He strikes a convoy guarding a sealing orb meant for the Cruel Dragon, but a single punch from a passing Saitama ends him.
Enormous and heavily muscled, Rangor wears his hair bound up in pigtails. When pressed, he can reshape his body into something far more monstrous.
His character stays mostly a blank, apart from the swagger of a brawler who never doubts his own might.
Serving under Deathbone as one of the Alliance's nine elite fighters, Rangor ambushes a Saints convoy that is hauling a sealing orb needed to lock away the Cruel Dragon. He flips a truck and drops several of the guards, showing off the raw strength that lets him upend a vehicle single-handed. His true asset is the shapeshift into a bigger, beastlike body, a trick every one of the nine can perform. Sure of victory, he morphs and charges the passing Saitama, who flattens him with one hit.
Rangor is a towering Mysterious Being in One Punch Man and one of the Dragon Alliance's nine elite warriors, serving under the leader Deathbone.
Rangor belongs to the Dragon Alliance, a group of nine elite monster fighters led by Deathbone.
Rangor can reshape his body into a larger, more monstrous beastlike form, a shapeshifting trick shared by all nine of the Dragon Alliance's elite fighters.
Rangor is killed instantly when Saitama, who happens to be passing by, flattens him with a single punch after he transforms and charges at him.
Rangor ambushes a Saints convoy that is hauling a sealing orb needed to lock away the Cruel Dragon, flipping a truck and dropping several guards before Saitama intervenes.
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