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Mohican

Character

Mohican is a C-Class hero for the Hero Association who pairs a punk look with a genuine sense of duty. Often teamed with Pineapple, he does his best against monsters far out of his league during the Monster Raid, though his courage tends to give way to bouts of gloom.

Race: Human
Level: C-Class
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Location: S-City
Abilities: Enhanced Speed
English Va: Andrew Russell
Occupation: Hero
Affiliation: Hero Association
Debut Anime: Episode 16
Debut Manga: Chapter 55
Japanese Va: Takahiro Yamaguchi
Webcomic Debut: Chapter 152
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Appearance

Mohican cuts a punk figure, a young man whose hair is spiked up into the mohawk that gives him his name. A blue star is painted over his left eye, and he sports a studded choker at his throat with matching bands strapped around each upper arm. He dresses in a strapped leather bodysuit finished off with black gloves and black boots.

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Personality

At heart Mohican carries a heroic streak, understanding what his role demands and standing his ground even when a fight is clearly lost. That resolve has a shadow, though, as he slides easily into gloom, most of all when he measures himself against far mightier heroes.

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History

During the Monster Raid, Mohican and his partner Pineapple reach Metal Bat just after he has cut down a pack of Demon-level monsters. Metal Bat asks them to ferry the sponsor Narinki and his son Waganma to a hospital, but Elder Centipede bursts from the ground before they can, and the two warn him that the Dragon-level beast has already leveled a town. Ordered to grab the pair and run, they flee until debris boxes them into a dead end, only for Metal Knight to arrive and pull the monster's attention away. Their escape falls apart when Phoenix Man, Sludge Jellyfish, and Rhino Wrestler ambush them, and Rhino Wrestler beats them down before Hero Association staff later recover them. In the raid on the Monster Association headquarters, Mohican and Pineapple stand guard over the rescued Waganma up on the surface, their morale reignited by another of Metal Bat's speeches, and they pitch in tending the wounded. As a C-Class hero he is quite weak, though quick enough on his feet to open real distance from Elder Centipede. He favors hand-to-hand fighting with mohawk-themed moves such as the Mohi Cutter and Mohi Punch, both of which Rhino Wrestler rated at a dismal two and zero out of a hundred.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mohican in One Punch Man?

Mohican is a C-Class hero for the Hero Association who pairs a punk look with a genuine sense of duty, often teaming up with fellow hero Pineapple.

What does Mohican look like?

Mohican is a young man with spiked-up hair styled into a mohawk, a blue star painted over his left eye, a studded choker, matching arm bands, and a strapped leather bodysuit with black gloves and boots.

What role does Mohican play during the Monster Raid?

During the Monster Raid, Mohican and Pineapple help evacuate the sponsor Narinki and his son Waganma, flee from Elder Centipede, and later get ambushed and beaten down by Phoenix Man, Sludge Jellyfish, and Rhino Wrestler.

What fighting techniques does Mohican use?

Mohican favors hand-to-hand combat with mohawk-themed moves called the Mohi Cutter and Mohi Punch, though Rhino Wrestler rated them a dismal two and zero out of a hundred.

How strong is Mohican as a hero?

As a C-Class hero, Mohican is quite weak in combat, though he is quick enough on his feet to put real distance between himself and threats like Elder Centipede.

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