Fighting Bull-Frog is a Tiger-level Mysterious Being, a gluttonous giant frog that clawed its way up from underground raving about its hunger for human flesh before the A-Class hero Sneck apparently put it down.
It looks like a giant frog fitted with sharp teeth and horns, a ridge of spikes running down its back and a ring pierced through its nose.
Gluttony defines the creature, which surfaces howling about its hunger to devour people.
The monster claws its way up from below, strong enough to tunnel through concrete and burst out of the ground, and it immediately announces its craving for human flesh. Sneck, an A-Class hero, challenges it on the spot, and the frog is presumed to have fallen to him, though the fight itself plays out off-screen in a flashback.

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Fighting Bull-Frog is a Tiger-level Mysterious Being, a gluttonous giant frog that clawed its way up from underground raving about its hunger for human flesh.
Fighting Bull-Frog resembles a giant frog fitted with sharp teeth and horns, a ridge of spikes running down its back, and a ring pierced through its nose.
Fighting Bull-Frog has enhanced strength and can move underground, strong enough to tunnel through concrete and burst up from below.
The A-Class hero Sneck challenged Fighting Bull-Frog on the spot, and the frog is presumed to have fallen to him, though the fight itself plays out off-screen in a flashback.
Fighting Bull-Frog is rated a Tiger-level threat.
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