A former pro gamer turned crime-fighter, Piko sits at number 65 in the Hero Association's B-Class and rides with Fubuki's Blizzard Group. He is best remembered for a video-game duel against Saitama's crew, a run of wins that only King could bring to a halt.
With his cropped black hair and small circular spectacles, Piko could pass for an office worker rather than a hero. He completes the look with a formal black suit, a crisp white dress shirt, and a matching dark necktie.
The story reveals almost nothing about who Piko is on the inside.

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Piko earned his living on the competitive gaming circuit before turning hero. When Fubuki needed a champion for a video-game showdown against Saitama and his companions, she tapped him, and he knocked out Bang, then Genos, then Saitama one after another. King, however, proved to be a wall his talent could not climb. His B-Class standing implies solid fighting ability, yet it is his elite gaming skill that truly sets him apart.
Piko is male, a former pro gamer turned B-Class hero in the Hero Association who rides with Fubuki's Blizzard Group.
Piko holds the B-Class Rank 65 position and is a member of Fubuki's Blizzard Group.
Piko is best remembered for a video game duel that Fubuki entered him in against Saitama's group, where he knocked out Bang, then Genos, then Saitama one after another before King finally stopped his winning streak.
Before turning hero, Piko earned his living on the competitive gaming circuit as a professional gamer.
Piko has cropped black hair and small circular spectacles, and he dresses in a formal black suit with a crisp white dress shirt and dark necktie, making him look more like an office worker than a hero.
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