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Infelsinave

Character

Infelsinave, called Lord Prophet by his flock, leads the Neo Heroes and founded the sprawling Church of Otherworldly Reincarnation. A nearly silent cult figure who preaches rebirth after death, he later takes on a cyborg body and begins pushing his millions of believers toward becoming machines.

Race: Human (later Cyborg)
Alias: Lord Prophet
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Followers: over 3,000,000 (900,000 in webcomic)
Founder Of: The Church of Otherworldly Reincarnation
Occupation: Neo Hero
Debut Manga: Chapter 205 (Online)
Debut Webcomic: Chapter 123
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Appearance

Infelsinave carries himself like an enigmatic cult leader. A wreath rings his bald head, goggles rest low over his eyes, and tetrahedron-shaped studs hang from his ears. Wrapped in ceremonial robes with an amulet at his throat, he hides a Neo Heroes Battle Suit beneath the cloth.

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Personality

Mystery cloaks him, and so far he has not spoken a single line in the series. Devotion defines the man, fitting for the head of a church built on reincarnation; he teaches that the soul returns after death and has carried that doctrine to an enormous following. After his conversion into a cyborg, his message tilts toward happiness through machinery, and he presses his flock to remake their bodies just as he did.

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History

Before the Neo Heroes Saga began, Infelsinave built that church into a movement so wildly popular it drew over three million members, roughly nine hundred thousand in the webcomic telling. During the Supreme Hero Arc he sits in on the Neo Heroes leadership meeting, where McCoy presents him and he barely says a word; watching Suiryu try to help Wavygyaza, he brands them weirdos, which draws a silent glance from the nearby Zaedats. In the Neo Heroes Uprising Arc he is badly wounded after losing to a monster, his followers remarking that he ought not to face anything rated demon or higher, and Elimin bears him away to safety. His standing atop the church supposedly grants him divine power, though what that entails stays unclear, and even in his battle suit he showed no genuine combat ability, going down to a Demon-level foe. Turning cyborg is believed to have lifted his strength considerably, by some unknown margin. The Neo Heroes suit he wears reads his nervous system and body to drive synthetic muscle that boosts his physical output, and it houses a life-support system that can be knocked past working order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Infelsinave in One Punch Man?

Infelsinave, known as Lord Prophet to his followers, is the leader of the Neo Heroes and founder of the Church of Otherworldly Reincarnation. He is a nearly silent cult figure who preaches rebirth after death and later becomes a cyborg.

What is the Church of Otherworldly Reincarnation?

The Church of Otherworldly Reincarnation is the religious movement Infelsinave founded before the Neo Heroes Saga. It grew into a following of over three million members, about nine hundred thousand in the webcomic, built around his teaching that the soul returns after death.

What does Infelsinave look like?

Infelsinave wears ceremonial robes with an amulet at his throat, a wreath around his bald head, goggles over his eyes, and tetrahedron shaped ear studs, hiding a Neo Heroes Battle Suit beneath his robes.

Does Infelsinave speak in One Punch Man?

No. Infelsinave has not spoken a single line in the series so far, and mystery surrounds the cult leader beyond his teachings and actions.

What happens to Infelsinave after he becomes a cyborg?

After converting into a cyborg, Infelsinave shifts his message toward finding happiness through machinery and pushes his followers to remake their own bodies the same way. His Neo Heroes battle suit reads his nervous system to boost his physical output, though he still showed no real combat ability and was defeated by a Demon level foe.

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