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Shizuka

Character

Shizuka works as a talent scout for the Hero Association, traveling to sign promising fighters into its ranks. Her recruitment attempts include an unsuccessful pitch to Accel and a later trip that landed her Suiko instead of the target she came for.

Race: Human
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Occupation: Scout
Affiliation: Hero Association
Manga Debut: Chapter 184 (Online)
Webcomic Debut: Chapter 102
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Appearance

Shizuka is a young woman of slender build.

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Personality

The traits that made her a recruiter show clearly on the job. Speaking with Accel, she was candid about how badly the Association was faring, admitting that only its S-Class fighters could still stand against monsters while the rest lay recovering in hospital beds. She chooses her words well, flattering prospects by pointing to their achievements, and she takes rejection in stride, ready to circle back and try again as often as it takes. She is also not above grumbling about the work, especially when a target lives somewhere remote, and openly regards recruiting as a grueling task.

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History

Shizuka sought out Accel and offered him and his Neo Hunters a place in the Hero Association, dangling an S-Class rank as bait. He turned her down, saying he had no faith in the organization, and warned her before she left that a fresh hero group was about to be unveiled, that the Association's days were numbered, and that she ought to line up other work. She surfaced again alongside several fellow scouts at the mountain dojo of Void Fist, hoping to enlist Suicho, only to find his granddaughter Suiko and learn the old master had passed away two years earlier. Undeterred by the disappointment, she signed Suiko into the Association instead. Shizuka has no combat ability beyond that of an ordinary person.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Shizuka in One Punch Man?

Shizuka works as a talent scout for the Hero Association, traveling to sign promising fighters into its ranks. Her recruitment attempts include an unsuccessful pitch to Accel and a later trip that landed her Suiko instead of the target she came for.

Did Shizuka successfully recruit Accel?

No, Shizuka's attempt to recruit Accel and his Neo Hunters failed. He turned her down, saying he had no faith in the Hero Association, and warned her that a new hero group was about to be unveiled.

Who did Shizuka recruit instead of Suicho?

Shizuka traveled to Void Fist's mountain dojo hoping to enlist Suicho, but she instead found his granddaughter Suiko after learning the old master had died two years earlier. She signed Suiko into the Hero Association in his place.

What is Shizuka's personality like?

Shizuka is candid and personable, willing to speak frankly about the Hero Association's struggles when recruiting prospects. She chooses her words carefully to flatter candidates and takes rejection in stride, ready to try again as often as it takes.

Does Shizuka have any combat abilities?

No, Shizuka has no combat ability beyond that of an ordinary person. Her importance within the Hero Association comes from her role as a scout rather than any fighting skill.

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