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Evil Eye

Character

Evil Eye, also called Jagan, is a psychic Mysterious Being of the Monster Association. Once a human esper, Gyoro Gyoro's experiments warped him into a monster, and he met his end at the hands of Tatsumaki during the Hero Association's raid.

Race: Mysterious Being (Esper); Human (formerly)
Alias: Jagan
Kanji: ジャガン
Level: Unknown
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Location: Z-City (Z-City Ghost Town)
English Va: Arthur Romeo
Affiliation: Monster Association
Anime Debut: Episode 30
Japanese Va: Ryunosuke Watanuki
Manga Debut: Chapter 96
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Appearance

Eyes cover Evil Eye's entire body, most of which stays buried in the shadows of an enormous cloak draped over his frame. Standing tall enough to loom over Tatsumaki, he keeps his features largely obscured beneath that shroud.

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Personality

The monster eyes implanted in him feed a swelling hatred, and his conduct runs largely on savage instinct. He holds firm confidence in his own strength, enough to take on Tatsumaki one on one without any backup.

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History

Evil Eye began life as a human psychic before Gyoro Gyoro's experiments turned him into a monster. To sharpen both his rage and his psychic power, Gyoro Gyoro embedded the eyes of monsters slain by heroes into his body. When the Hero Association's invasion squad storms the Monster Association, Evil Eye is among the first defenders, dropping out of the sky to open the assault. He tries to crush the heroes beneath two apartment buildings, but Tatsumaki shields them, and after he threatens to take the eyes of her sister Fubuki, the two rise into the air and disappear into a tornado stirred up by their clash. He is ultimately bound and reduced to nothing by Tatsumaki.

His disaster level was never recorded, yet he showed strength on the order of a Demon-level threat, enough to send many lower-ranked heroes into a panic. Since he held no executive rank, he is judged weaker than the association's Dragon-level leaders. Through psychokinesis he ripped whole buildings from the ground and hurled them, spun up the tornado of his duel with Tatsumaki, levitated in flight, and raised protective barriers much like Fubuki and Tatsumaki. He even endured Tatsumaki's power for a short while, though she was plainly holding back the entire time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Evil Eye's disaster level in One Punch Man?

Evil Eye's disaster level was never officially recorded, though his strength was judged on the order of a Demon-level threat, enough to panic many lower-ranked heroes while still being weaker than the Monster Association's Dragon-level executives.

Who is Evil Eye in One Punch Man?

Evil Eye, also called Jagan, is a psychic Mysterious Being of the Monster Association, covered in eyes with most of his body buried in the shadows of an enormous cloak.

How did Evil Eye become a monster?

Evil Eye began life as a human psychic before Gyoro Gyoro's experiments turned him into a monster, embedding the eyes of monsters slain by heroes into his body to sharpen his rage and psychic power.

Who kills Evil Eye?

Tatsumaki kills Evil Eye during the Hero Association's invasion of the Monster Association, binding him and reducing him to nothing after their duel spirals into a tornado.

What abilities does Evil Eye have?

Through psychokinesis, Evil Eye can rip whole buildings from the ground and hurl them, fly, raise a protective barrier much like Fubuki and Tatsumaki, and even briefly endure Tatsumaki's power in combat.

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