Agoni, a hugely wealthy businessman, put up the money that built the Hero Association and stands as its creator. The idea struck him after a passing stranger, Saitama, rescued his grandson from a Mysterious Being three years earlier, moving him to fund an organization that trains and manages heroes.
The first thing anyone notices about Agoni is his massive cleft chin. Well into his later years, he has a broad nose set below thick, bushy brows and a heavy mustache. His brown hair lies flat with a part on the left side, and he keeps to the sharp lines of a formal business suit.
Little has been shown of what Agoni is like. What is clear is that a monster's assault on his grandson pushed him to pour resources into stopping such tragedies, and that resolve took shape as the Hero Association.
Roughly three years before the main story, Agoni's grandson defaced the shell of the Mysterious Being Crablante as a prank and became its target, only for the passing Saitama to step in and save him. So struck was Agoni by the rescue that he brought the Hero Association into being, along with its National Superhero Registry, meaning to raise and coordinate defenders like that stranger who could guard people from Mysterious Beings.
He funneled seventy percent of his fortune into the project, paying for its facilities, its personnel, and the design of its system. For all he set in motion, Agoni carries no powers beyond those of an ordinary person and has still not turned up in the flesh, glimpsed only in a booklet given to Saitama once his hero registration went through.

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Not directly. Saitama saved Agoni's grandson from the Mysterious Being Crablante roughly three years before the main story, and that rescue is what inspired Agoni to found the Hero Association.
Agoni is a hugely wealthy businessman who funded and created the Hero Association after witnessing Saitama's heroism firsthand.
Agoni was so moved that a passing stranger, Saitama, saved his grandson from a monster attack that he poured his fortune into building an organization to train and manage heroes who could protect people the same way.
Agoni funneled seventy percent of his fortune into the project, paying for its facilities, personnel, and the design of its overall system.
Agoni has not appeared in the flesh. He has only been glimpsed in a booklet given to Saitama once his hero registration was processed.
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