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Blue Fire

Character

Blue Fire is the A-Class Rank 6 hero of the Hero Association, a stern young man who turns concealed flame on criminals and monsters alike. Sitch judges his combat skill close to S-Class, though a brutal run-in with Garou cost him his right arm.

Age: 19
Race: Human
Rank: A-Class: Rank 6
Gender: Male
Height: 172 cm
Status: Alive
Weight: 59.2 kg
English Va: Kyle McCarley
Occupation: Hero
Affiliation: Hero Association
Anime Debut: Episode 6
Japanese Va: Yoshiaki Hasegawa
Manga Debut: Chapter 20
Webcomic Debut: Chapter 45
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Appearance

A young fighter with cropped black hair and dark eyes, Blue Fire favors a deep blue kung fu outfit trimmed in white. His right arm no longer matches the rest of him, having been torn away during his violent encounter with Garou.

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Personality

Grim and uncompromising, Blue Fire is hardest on criminals; if he judges someone dangerous enough, he will burn them to ash without a second thought. That harsh edge sits alongside genuine honor, and his hero name is said to mirror the nobility of his character.

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History

Blue Fire keeps a portable flamethrower tucked inside his sleeves, feeding a long, steerable stream of fire that he can focus into a concentrated blue blast he calls Cremation. Sitch rates his fighting close to the S-Class level. He first surfaces during the hunt for a rumored monster, announcing that he will investigate the ghost town himself, only to reach Z-City and find that Saitama has already dealt with Kombu Infinity.

Later, assigned with Magic Trick Man and Heavy Tank Loincloth to watch over the criminals Sitch had gathered, he clashes with the group when Garou attacks; his attempt to incinerate the Hero Hunter misses and scorches the criminals behind him instead, and Garou rips off his forearm and knocks him unconscious. He afterward receives a metal prosthesis in place of the lost limb. He turns up again among the heroes responding to Tatsumaki's underground battle with Apollo, and still later arrives to help against Pesky Clown, piecing together that the monster terrorizing the area is in fact Sweet Mask before Saitama leads the transformed hero away.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Blue Fire in One Punch Man?

Blue Fire is the A-Class Rank 6 hero of the Hero Association, a stern young fighter who conceals a portable flamethrower in his sleeves and burns criminals and monsters he judges dangerous.

What happened to Blue Fire's arm?

Blue Fire lost his right arm when Garou tore it off during a battle, after Blue Fire's attempt to incinerate the Hero Hunter missed and scorched the criminals behind him instead. He later received a metal prosthesis in its place.

What is Blue Fire's signature technique?

Blue Fire's signature technique is Cremation, a concentrated blue blast of fire he fires from the flamethrower hidden in his sleeves.

How strong is Blue Fire compared to other heroes?

Blue Fire is only A-Class, but Sitch rates his fighting skill as close to the S-Class level.

Did Blue Fire fight Garou?

Yes, Blue Fire fought Garou while guarding a group of criminals alongside Magic Trick Man and Heavy Tank Loincloth. Garou tore off his arm and knocked him unconscious during the clash.

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