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Heavy Tank Loincloth

Character

Ranked fifth in A-Class, Heavy Tank Loincloth is a towering professional of the Hero Association whose brute power reportedly borders on S-Class level. His imposing frame and pride in a private warrior code define him, though a brutal clash with Garou would expose the limits of that strength.

Age: 35
Height Cm: 231
English Va: Paul St. Peter
Japanese Va: Koichi Soma
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 40: Outlaw
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 13: Return of the Hero
First Appearance (Webcomic): Chapter 45
Allegiances: Hero Association
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Appearance

Standing at an enormous 231 centimeters and weighing more than 120 kilograms, this middle-aged hero cuts a genuinely intimidating figure, his body packed with dense muscle. Dark hair rises from his scalp in three sharp points, while thick tufts sprout beneath his nose like an exaggerated mustache. His only garment is a plain pale loincloth wrapped at the waist, the very feature that inspired the name the Hero Association gave him.

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Personality

Few details of his temperament have surfaced, but he comes across as combative and quick to throw a punch. He lives by some unstated honor code and takes visible pride in it, looking down on villains who follow no such principle of their own.

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Abilities

Sitch rates him as nearly S-Class in raw combat skill, and his physical feats back that assessment. A single blow can shatter what looks like a concrete floor, and he once flattened a thug before the man could even register the strike. Despite his bulk, he closes distance almost instantly. He also withstands pain to an unnatural degree, staying silent even as his arm was wrenched and snapped.

His preferred method is straightforward close-quarters brawling, capped by the Tank Cannon Punch, a strike delivered with cannon-like force. He served as one of the bodyguards protecting the justice minister Sitch during a summit with the subterranean people. When Garou assaulted Magic Trick Man, Heavy Tank Loincloth moved to intervene, only for the martial artist to slip past his attack, break his arm in several places, and drop him with one punch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What rank is Heavy Tank Loincloth?

Heavy Tank Loincloth is ranked fifth in A-Class within the Hero Association. His brute power reportedly borders on S-Class level.

Who is Heavy Tank Loincloth in One Punch Man?

Heavy Tank Loincloth is a towering professional hero of the Hero Association whose imposing frame and pride in a private warrior code define him. A brutal clash with Garou would expose the limits of his considerable strength.

What is Heavy Tank Loincloth's signature move?

Heavy Tank Loincloth's preferred method is straightforward close-quarters brawling, capped by the Tank Cannon Punch, a strike delivered with cannon-like force. A single blow from him can shatter what looks like a concrete floor.

What happened when Heavy Tank Loincloth fought Garou?

Heavy Tank Loincloth moved to intervene when Garou assaulted Magic Trick Man, but the martial artist slipped past his attack, broke his arm in several places, and dropped him with one punch. He endured the pain without a sound.

What does Heavy Tank Loincloth look like?

Heavy Tank Loincloth stands 231 centimeters tall and weighs more than 120 kilograms, a middle-aged hero packed with dense muscle. His only garment is a plain pale loincloth wrapped at the waist, the feature that gave him his name.

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