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Glutton God

Character

Glutton God heads the Glutton God Gang, a villain who saw the wreckage left by the Paranormal Liberation War and decided it was an opportunity. His slime Quirk and his appetite got him as far as looting a shopping district before Best Jeanist happened to drive past.

Kanji: 食神
Quirk: Unnamed Slime Quirk
Gender: Male
Status: Imprisoned
Position: Leader
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Magenta
Occupation: Villain
Quirk Type: Emitter
Anime Debut: Episode 129
Manga Debut: Chapter 299
English Voice: Aaron Michael
Japanese Voice: Akihiro Tajima
Notable Battle: Best Jeanist vs. Glutton God Gang
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Appearance

Bulk defines him: a large, notably obese man in a dark overall with the kanji for Glutton God printed across it, finished with boots. A mask seals off everything above the nose, broken by one hole that lets a magenta Mohawk push through.

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Personality

Little of him is documented beyond the essentials. He bullies and abuses people, and the lawless stretch the country is enduring delights him precisely because it lets him do as he pleases. His villain name is not decorative either; the appetite is real, and looting food stalls is among the first things he gets around to.

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History

Japan's hero society is deep in crisis. The clash with the Paranormal Liberation Front has just ended, inmates have poured out of six prisons, and too few heroes remain on the streets to hold back a swelling villain population.

Glutton God reads the moment and marches his gang into a shopping district to claim it. Best Jeanist happens to be driving nearby, and he decides to take the villain and his underlings in. Glutton God attacks him and gets nowhere; Fiber Master dismantles the entire gang without difficulty. After a citizen explains the situation, Best Jeanist arranges for sidekicks to be posted in the neighborhood against further criminals.

His unnamed Quirk produces a yellow gelatinous substance from his arms, which he throws in portions at his targets. It lands hard enough to snap wooden signs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Glutton God?

Glutton God is the leader of the Glutton God Gang, a villain who took advantage of the chaos following the Paranormal Liberation War to loot a shopping district before Best Jeanist happened to drive past and stop him.

What is Glutton God's Quirk?

Glutton God's unnamed Quirk produces a yellow gelatinous substance from his arms that he throws at targets in portions, hitting hard enough to snap wooden signs.

How was Glutton God defeated?

Best Jeanist defeated Glutton God after spotting his gang looting a shopping district. His Fiber Master technique dismantled the entire gang without difficulty after Glutton God's own attack failed to land.

What does Glutton God look like?

Glutton God is a large, obese man who wears a dark overall printed with the kanji for his name and boots, along with a mask that covers everything above his nose except for a hole that lets his magenta mohawk push through.

Why did Glutton God loot a shopping district?

Glutton God struck after Japan's hero society fell into crisis following the Paranormal Liberation War, when inmates poured out of six prisons and too few heroes remained on the streets. He marched his gang into a shopping district to claim it before Best Jeanist intervened.

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