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Mosquito Girl

Character

Mosquito Girl is an experimental artificial mutant built by Dr. Genus of the House of Evolution. Blending a human face and figure with insect anatomy, she commands vast swarms of mosquitoes and grows deadlier the more blood she drinks, rating as a Demon-level threat.

Race: Mutant
Kanji: モスキート娘
Level: Demon
Gender: Female
Height: 260 cm (8'6")
Status: Alive
Creator: Dr. Genus
Weapons: Horn and Claws
Abilities: Immense Strength and Speed, Mosquito Physiology, Mosquito Manipulation, Flight, Regeneration, Transformation, Shockwave Generation
English Va: Cristina Vee
Affiliation: House of Evolution (formerly); House of Takoyaki
Anime Debut: Episode 2
Japanese Va: Miyuki Sawashiro
Manga Debut: Chapter 5
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Appearance

Much of her frame is hardened exoskeleton, light enough to carry her aloft on wings. Each limb tapers into paired hooks, her lower legs bend backward in a digitigrade stance, and she sports an extra set of forelegs. Bristles cover her upper arms and shins, banded like a hornet, while a segmented abdomen trails from the base of her spine. Above a human face sit compound eyes, twin pairs of antennae, and a stubby proboscis, all crowned by shoulder-length white hair. Her curvy, full-chested build is at first entirely bare, leaving her insectile traits on open display.

When she transforms, the bands across her body sharpen into jagged patterns and her bristles and headpiece harden into spines. Following her defeat, Dr. Genus replaces her lost arms and legs with mechanical ones, and her wings and antennae shrink; while serving at the House of Takoyaki, she ties on an apron stamped with the shop's octopus crest.

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Personality

Despite her human traits, she views people and animals purely as meals and is forever thirsty for blood. Her mosquitoes, by contrast, she dotes on like a mother, calling them her little ones and folding them into her attacks. Danger rarely rattles her; she stays haughty and only faintly annoyed, trading insults with her foes as readily as blows. Since her loss to Saitama she has softened into a friendlier presence at the takoyaki shop, though remarks about her strange looks still set her off, and going without blood sours her mood in a hurry.

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History

In the Introduction Saga she descends on Z-City at the head of a mosquito swarm, driving residents indoors as the insects scour the countryside. After draining a stray looter, she is confronted by Genos, whose heat blasts vaporize scores of her insects; she severs his right arm but loses both lower legs to him in the same instant. Calling down a massive cloud of insects, she gluts herself on their blood, regrowing her limbs and emerging faster and stronger than before. The swarm then swamps Genos, who detonates them all; Saitama, drawn outside by a lone mosquito, is caught in the blast yet walks away with only his clothes destroyed. Her upgraded form carves Genos in two with ease, but a single offhand slap from the naked Saitama ends her.

She survives, as it turns out, since only her blood sack was destroyed. By the Neo Heroes Saga she is waiting tables at the House of Takoyaki, her insect limbs swapped for robotic ones, biding time while Dr. Genus regrows her blood sack and Armored Gorilla force-feeds her through a giant syringe. As a Demon-level being she wields immense strength and speed, matching an S-Class hero in combat, and her defining gift is command over every mosquito for dozens of kilometers, which she can summon to converge or to drain a target to a husk. Feeding on their blood triggers her metamorphosis, unlocking rapid regeneration and shockwaves strong enough to level a building, while a retractable frontal horn lets her stab clean through steel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Mosquito Girl in One Punch Man?

Mosquito Girl attacks Z-City with a swarm of mosquitoes, battles Genos to a stalemate, and is finally defeated by a single offhand slap from Saitama, though she survives since only her blood sack is destroyed.

How did Mosquito Girl survive her defeat?

Mosquito Girl survives because Saitama's slap destroys only her blood sack rather than killing her outright, and Dr. Genus later regrows the organ while she works at the House of Takoyaki.

Who killed the Mosquito Girl?

Mosquito Girl was not killed. Saitama defeats her with a single offhand slap that destroys her blood sack, but she survives and later resurfaces as a waitress at the House of Takoyaki.

What is Mosquito Girl's origin?

Mosquito Girl is an experimental artificial mutant created by Dr. Genus of the House of Evolution, blending a human face and figure with insect anatomy.

What are Mosquito Girl's abilities?

Mosquito Girl commands mosquito swarms across dozens of kilometers to drain victims of blood, and feeding on that blood triggers a metamorphosis that grants rapid regeneration, greater strength and speed, and shockwaves powerful enough to level a building.

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