
Green is the Hero Association's A-Class Rank 24 professional, stationed in A-City. Plants fused with his body during childhood, giving him command over vines and greenery, a rare non-physical power that he uses to bind and crush monsters.
Hollowed cheeks and pale hair falling to his shoulders define his face. Sprouting from his scalp are several branches capped with flowers, apparently outgrowths of the vegetation living inside him. Though he ranks in A-Class, his body looks thin and fragile, since the plants he hosts steadily drain his nourishment.
His plant control demands considerable energy, and this seems to shape a composed, level-headed disposition. He generally carries himself as a reasonable and sensible man.
In his youth, vegetation began sprouting within his body and gradually fused with his nervous system, leaving him able to conjure and steer it at will. He later signed on with the Hero Association and worked his way up to his present standing.
During the Monster Association campaign, he is summoned alongside other lower-ranked heroes to reinforce the S-Class fighters. Encircled by swarms of monsters, he holds his own and saves One Shotter by slaying an insect creature about to finish him; an impressed Crescent Eyebroll listens as Green recounts how the plants took root in him as a child, all while his vines strangle more foes. When Rhino Wrestler shows up, Green is among the many who strike at once, only to be flung aside, his hit rated a mere 18 out of 100. After Atomic Samurai fells Rhino Wrestler, Green uses his vines to hold a first-aid kit while Double Hole tends to Needle Star. Left on the surface with the other support heroes, he seals off every base exit but the one they defend. Nyan then storms the group, and Green teams with Monster Roper Shell to pin the creature so Mizuki can hurl a discus, yet Nyan breaks loose and beats him.
Later, during the Neo Heroes era, Green and Crescent Eyebroll are cast as guards for a new luxury apartment complex the Association is selling to raise money, a role that infuriates his partner and leaves Green grumbling, especially once Metal Knight's defense system is touted as worth more than every A-Class hero combined. He also joins the crowd of heroes drawn to the A-City headquarters when an alarm sounds during Tatsumaki's fight with Apollo. Notably, he is one of the few heroes whose power stems from neither raw physical prowess nor psychic ability.

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Green is the Hero Association's A-Class Rank 24 hero, stationed in A-City. He gained control over plants when vegetation fused with his body during childhood, a rare non-physical power among A-Class heroes.
Green can manipulate vines and plant life to bind and crush monsters. His power is unusual since it stems from neither raw physical strength nor psychic ability, unlike most of his fellow heroes.
In Green's youth, plants began growing inside his body and gradually fused with his nervous system, leaving him able to conjure and control vegetation at will, though the plants also steadily drain his nourishment and leave him physically frail.
During the Monster Association campaign, Green is called in to reinforce the S-Class heroes and holds his own against swarms of monsters, saving the hero One Shotter by killing an insect creature about to finish him off.
Green is frequently paired with the hero Crescent Eyebroll, including a stint where the two are assigned to guard a new luxury apartment complex the Hero Association is selling to raise funds.
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