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Drunkard

Character

A low-ranked C-Class hero whose perpetually red face earned him an unwanted nickname. He belongs to the Hero Name Victims Association, a band of heroes campaigning against the embarrassing names the Hero Association pinned on them.

Status: Alive
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 220 (Online, silhouette)
First Appearance (Webcomic): Chapter 124
Allegiances: Hero Association, Hero Name Victims Association
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Appearance

Deep wrinkles and cheeks that stay flushed give this hero his distinctive face, which he tops with a headband and dresses in a plain vest and pants. He is quick to insist that the redness has nothing to do with drinking and stems instead from a condition he was born with.

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Personality

Little is documented about him beyond his central grievance. He resents the name the Hero Association handed him and readily throws his weight behind rallies meant to force the complaint into public view.

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History

Marching with the Hero Name Victims Association, Drunkard turns up at the group's headquarters in A-City, where they enlist Saitama by declaring his name the most ridiculous in A-Class. The heroes later regroup with signs and slogans and set out to demonstrate, only for an alert about five simultaneous Dragon-level monsters to cut the protest short.

When the robot Mirror strikes the Hero Association Headquarters, Drunkard and his fellow malcontents rush in and are swiftly beaten, forcing a retreat. He then watches Saitama flatten Mirror with a single punch after the machine makes the mistake of addressing the bald hero by his hero name.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Drunkard in One Punch Man?

Drunkard is a low-ranked C-Class hero, ranked 198th, whose perpetually red face earned him his unwanted nickname. He insists the redness comes from a condition he was born with, not from drinking.

What is the Hero Name Victims Association?

The Hero Name Victims Association is a group of heroes, including Drunkard, who campaign against the embarrassing names the Hero Association pinned on them, marching with signs and slogans to demonstrate their complaint.

Why is Drunkard's face always red?

Drunkard's face stays permanently flushed and wrinkled, but he is quick to insist the redness has nothing to do with alcohol and comes instead from a condition he was born with.

What role does Drunkard play when the robot Mirror attacks Hero Association Headquarters?

Drunkard and his fellow Hero Name Victims Association members rush in to fight the robot Mirror but are swiftly beaten and forced to retreat, watching afterward as Saitama flattens Mirror with a single punch.

What hero name does Drunkard wish he had instead?

Drunkard's desired hero name is Young Man, a request tied to his protest against the Hero Association's choice to name him after his red, drink-like complexion.

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