Baked Potato Monga is the star of a television program that King adores and eagerly shows to Saitama. A potato-headed hero who fights crime through strange, food-themed antics, he exists as a show within the show, and becomes a small source of friction when Saitama pans the program.
From the neck down he looks largely human, aside from a big bushy tail. His head, by contrast, is an oversized potato bearing a face that resembles a squirrel. He dresses in a hero costume finished with a cape, and the words STONE BAKED are printed across his front.
The character champions justice through decidedly offbeat methods, and his oddball routines have made him a favorite with the show's viewers.

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Baked Potato Monga is a potato-headed hero who stars in a television show that King loves and eagerly shares with Saitama, existing purely as a show-within-the-show.
Baked Potato Monga has a mostly human body with a big bushy tail, but his head is an oversized potato with a face resembling a squirrel, and he wears a caped hero costume printed with the words STONE BAKED.
Baked Potato Monga fights for comedic effect, with a combat style built entirely around manipulating various potato products against his enemies.
Baked Potato Monga is not a real hero within the plot but a fictional television character King is obsessed with, and the show becomes a small point of friction when Saitama criticizes it in front of him.
No, Baked Potato Monga is an in-universe fictional television hero enjoyed by King rather than an actual character taking part in the story's events.
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