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Forest Tribe

Character

The Forest Tribe, also called Forestfolk, is a race of tree-like Mysterious Beings that set out to regrow Earth's lost greenery using fertilizer made from human corpses. Led by the Dragon-level Forest King, they attack Y-City before Genos wipes them out.

Level: Tiger-Dragon
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 185
First Appearance (Webcomic): Chapter 108
Allegiances: Mother Earth
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Overview

The Forest Tribe is a species of Mysterious Being with no known origin. Each member carries humanoid proportions roughly the size of a normal person, but their bodies are distinctly tree-like, and they can reshape themselves to sprout vine-like appendages. Their driving purpose is to restore the world's vanished forests, nourishing fresh growth with fertilizer rendered from human remains.

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Role

Under the command of the Forest King, its Dragon-level ruler, the tribe struck Y-City and clashed with a string of heroes, among them Dynamite Man, Reclusamurai, Ecolo G, Magic Trick Man, and the Tank Topper Army. Those attackers broke through and destroyed several of the tribesmen, yet the Forest King's vines soon ensnared them. Genos reached the scene just in time, burning the king and every one of his minions to ash and ending the tribe's assault.

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Notable Members

The only named member of the race is the Forest King himself, its Dragon-level ruler, who perished at the hands of Genos.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Forest Tribe in One Punch Man?

The Forest Tribe, also called Forestfolk, is a race of tree like Mysterious Beings with no known origin. They aim to restore the world's vanished forests using fertilizer made from human remains.

Who leads the Forest Tribe?

The Forest Tribe is led by the Forest King, its Dragon level ruler. He commanded the tribe's assault on Y City before being killed by Genos.

Which heroes fought the Forest Tribe?

The Forest Tribe clashed with several heroes in Y City, including Dynamite Man, Reclusamurai, Ecolo G, Magic Trick Man, and the Tank Topper Army. Those heroes destroyed some tribesmen before the Forest King's vines ensnared them.

How was the Forest Tribe destroyed?

Genos arrived in Y City and burned the Forest King and every one of his minions to ash, ending the tribe's assault. This ended the Forest Tribe's attempt to turn humans into fertilizer.

What abilities does the Forest Tribe have?

Members of the Forest Tribe have tree like bodies that can reshape themselves to sprout vine like appendages, and they share the ability of plant manipulation. Their humanoid proportions are roughly the size of a normal person despite their wooden forms.

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