Gogoogigo
CharacterGogoogigo was a webcomic-exclusive Mysterious Being who rampaged through V-City with a band of lesser creatures at his side. His spree ended when the Neo Hunters cut him down, while the Blizzard Group mopped up the minions he left behind.
Appearance
Spikes jutted out across Gogoogigo's frame, clustered most heavily on the crown of his head. He also sported a pronounced jaw, elongated ears, and fangs curving out from his mouth.
Personality
The source offers no real insight into his temperament. Nothing about how he thought or what motivated him is documented beyond his part in the destruction he caused.
History
Within the Neo Heroes Uprising Arc, Gogoogigo surfaced in V-City and began tearing through the area alongside his followers. Accel and the Neo Hunters moved in to answer the threat and brought the monster down. In the aftermath, the Blizzard Group arrived and dispatched the remaining minions. His powers, like most of his character, are never detailed, and his only appearance falls in webcomic chapter 134.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Gogoogigo in One Punch Man?
Gogoogigo is a webcomic-exclusive Mysterious Being who rampaged through V-City alongside a band of lesser monsters. He appears during the Neo Heroes Uprising Arc.
What does Gogoogigo look like?
Gogoogigo has spikes jutting across his frame, clustered most heavily atop his head, along with a pronounced jaw, elongated ears, and curving fangs.
Who defeated Gogoogigo?
Gogoogigo was defeated by Accel and the Neo Hunters, who moved in to stop his rampage through V-City. The Blizzard Group later arrived to mop up the minions he left behind.
What threat level is Gogoogigo?
Gogoogigo's threat level is never specified in the source material. His powers and personality also go undocumented beyond his role in the V-City rampage.
Where does Gogoogigo first appear?
Gogoogigo first appears in webcomic chapter 134, making him exclusive to the webcomic version of One Punch Man. He is never adapted into the manga or anime.
Sources & Information
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