Glasses

Black-framed spectacles and dark hair mark out this otherwise ordinary young man. His wardrobe changed with his career: during his Blizzard Group days he stuck to a formal black suit and white shirt, but striking out on his own he switched to a green tracksuit trimmed with twin white stripes down the arms and legs. Several scars run along his left arm.

A hero by ambition, Glasses put in hard work chasing the title, yet his confidence eroded after he joined the Blizzard Group, where he came to believe that unremarkable people like himself simply could not match those born with talent. Rescued and challenged by Saitama, he grasped that this supposed limit had been self-imposed all along, a realization he later passes on to Eyelashes.

The shift stuck. Since crossing paths with Saitama he has trained with renewed drive and grown noticeably steadier, keeping his composure against Garou and refusing to back down even as the fight turned hopeless. Battered and barely conscious, he still had the presence of mind to relay his position and call in Genos.

Before heroics, Glasses was an office worker scrimping on meals to get by, and he took up the profession to lift his standard of living. He climbed to B-Class and, to hold onto that spot, signed on with the Blizzard Group. In the extra chapter A New Wind Blows, he watched Saitama end the Demonic Fan with a single blow after insisting no C-Class hero could manage it, an event that pushed him to leave Fubuki's outfit and continue solo. The later chapter Growth Process shows him foiling a store robbery and reuniting with his old comrade Eyelashes, who notes his improvement while Glasses insists he still has ground to cover.

During the Monster Association Arc, Glasses joins Death Gatling's squad in ambushing the weakened Garou. He resupplies Shooter's arrows and hangs back rather than trading blows directly, pelting Garou with rocks and landing a punch when pressed. Garou eventually overwhelms the group and singles him out; a tossed elbow knocks Glasses into a tree, but before blacking out he triggers an emergency signal that summons Genos. His independent regimen paid off in raw terms, giving him enough enhanced strength, speed, and durability to briefly stand against a Hero Hunter whose power rivaled the S-Class. Skilled in close quarters, he prefers to wear opponents down and fights with thrown rocks alongside an emergency transmitter for calling nearby allies.