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Fist Fight Djinn from One Punch Man in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Fist Fight Djinn

Character

Fist Fight Djinn is a four-armed boxing monster of the Monster Association, once a human prizefighter whose endless craving for combat warped him into a Demon-level Mysterious Being. He ambushes the hero Smile Man before Silver Fang ends him in a single flurry.

Race: Mysterious Being (formerly Human)
Level: Demon
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Viz Name: Demonic Pugilist
Affiliation: Monster Association
Anime Debut: Episode 17
Manga Debut: Chapter 60
English Voice: Jarred Kjack
Name Japanese: 拳闘魔人
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Appearance

Fist Fight Djinn takes the shape of a hulking humanoid pugilist, his frame packed with muscle and split into four arms rather than the usual two. Spiky hair juts from his head, which is wrapped in protective boxing headgear marked by a single rippling eye at the brow. For clothing he sticks to a gray tanktop, white shorts, and a heavy belt cinched at the waist.

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Personality

Arrogance defines him. He brims with confidence in his fists and jumps at any chance to measure his power against a worthy target. That streak of aggression predates his transformation, since even in his human years he was drawn to violence, describing his own drive as an appetite for battle that nothing could ever satisfy.

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History

Before becoming a monster, he earned his living in the ring as a champion boxer who adored the fight itself. Sanctioned tournaments never quenched his hunger for bloodshed, and that gnawing desire for greater power eventually reshaped him into a Mysterious Being. Rated a Demon-level threat, his enhanced muscle let him stagger Smile Man with a surprise blow that nearly knocked the A-Class hero out. His rampage ended the instant Silver Fang stepped in; the already irritated master crushed him without effort, leaving the corpse dented and mangled beyond recognition. He stands out as the only monster martial artist never tied to the Super Fight.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Fist Fight Djinn in One Punch Man?

Fist Fight Djinn is a four-armed boxing monster of the Monster Association, a Demon-level Mysterious Being who ambushes the hero Smile Man before Silver Fang ends him in a single flurry.

What was Fist Fight Djinn before he became a monster?

Before becoming a monster, Fist Fight Djinn was a human champion boxer who adored fighting so much that sanctioned tournaments never satisfied his hunger for combat, and that craving eventually transformed him into a Mysterious Being.

Who defeated Fist Fight Djinn?

Silver Fang effortlessly crushed Fist Fight Djinn, leaving his corpse dented and mangled beyond recognition.

What does Fist Fight Djinn look like?

Fist Fight Djinn is a hulking, muscular humanoid with four arms instead of two, spiky hair, boxing headgear marked by a rippling eye at the brow, and a gray tanktop with white shorts.

How strong is Fist Fight Djinn?

Fist Fight Djinn's enhanced strength let him stagger the A-Class hero Smile Man with a surprise blow that nearly knocked him out.

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