Burigura, known in criminal circles as the Heart Collector, is a smuggler who operates in the One-Punch Man underworld. He never appears on the page directly and is remembered chiefly for the mercenaries he supposedly hired and the swift end Flashy Flash gave him.
No visual of Burigura is provided; he exists in the story only through mention. The underworld knows him by the grim nickname Heart Collector, rendered elsewhere as Buligula.
The source reveals nothing of his temperament beyond his line of work as a black-market smuggler and the fearsome reputation his alias carries.

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Burigura's only real mark on the narrative comes secondhand. In the middle of their clash with Flashy Flash, Gale Wind claimed that he and Hellfire Flame had been hired by Burigura. Flash, however, saw through the lie at once, revealing that he had already killed the smuggler himself, so no such contract could exist. Beyond that exchange, nothing is documented about his powers or how he might fight.
Burigura is a smuggler in the One Punch Man underworld known by the nickname Heart Collector. He never appears on the page directly and exists in the story only through mention.
Burigura was killed by Flashy Flash before the events of the story. This came out when Gale Wind claimed that he and Hellfire Flame had been hired by Burigura, only for Flash to reveal he had already killed the smuggler himself.
Burigura goes by the nickname Heart Collector in the underworld, also rendered as Buligula in some translations.
Burigura works as a black market smuggler, a role that has earned him a fearsome reputation despite his brief mention in the story.
Burigura is first mentioned in Chapter 98 of the manga and Episode 32 of the anime, during Flashy Flash's clash with Gale Wind and Hellfire Flame.
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