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Shooter

Character

Shooter holds Rank 99 in the Hero Association's B-Class, a former hunter who fights with a bow. He is best remembered for joining the hero ambush on Garou, where he landed two arrows before the Hero Hunter turned the tables.

Race: Human
Rank: 99
Class: B-Class
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Weapons: Bow and poisoned arrows
Abilities: Archery
English Va: Sam Regal
Occupation: Hero
Affiliation: Hero Association
Anime Debut: Episode 22
Japanese Va: Shinsuke Sugawara
Manga Debut: Chapter 80
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Appearance

Shooter drapes himself in loose, oversized garments and a blue-and-black outfit, with blonde hair and blue eyes. His hairstyle is his signature quirk: the front is teased into the shape of a drawn bow while an arrow-like pin juts through the bun at the back.

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Personality

The manga reveals little about what drives Shooter. He takes clear pleasure in fighting through archery and does not hesitate to put down anything he considers a danger to humankind.

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Abilities

As a B-Class hero Shooter carries respectable skill, but sitting third from the bottom of his class marks him as no powerhouse. His weapon of choice is a bow paired with poison-tipped arrows. His Enhanced Strength lets him loose volley after volley without tiring, and his quickness and reflexes allow him to nock and fire in rapid succession. His combat method leans on venom rather than raw force: the toxin needs about two minutes to lock up a target, so he wears foes down until the paralysis sets in and then finishes them. His signature move, Arrow Rain, launches a cloud of shafts skyward that rain down on whoever stands below. During the coordinated strike on Garou he put two arrows into the Hero Hunter, but after Garou raised Wild Horn as a living shield against Arrow Rain and then snatched the boulders Glasses hurled at him and flung them back at blistering speed, Shooter was knocked out cold. He later appeared among the heroes gathered in the ruined Z-City Ghost Town to debate Garou's fate before King cut in, and turned up again at the A-City headquarters investigating the lower floors after Tatsumaki's clash with Apollo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Shooter in One Punch Man?

Shooter holds Rank 99 in the Hero Association's B-Class, a former hunter who fights with a bow. He is best remembered for joining the hero ambush on Garou, where he landed two arrows before the Hero Hunter turned the tables.

What weapon does Shooter use?

Shooter fights with a bow paired with poison-tipped arrows. His toxin needs about two minutes to lock up a target, so he wears foes down until the paralysis sets in and then finishes them.

What is Shooter's signature move?

Shooter's signature move is Arrow Rain, which launches a cloud of shafts skyward that rain down on whoever stands below. He used the technique during the coordinated hero strike on Garou.

What happened when Shooter fought Garou?

Shooter landed two arrows on Garou during the coordinated hero ambush, but Garou raised Wild Horn as a living shield against Arrow Rain and then flung boulders back at blistering speed, knocking Shooter out cold.

What does Shooter look like?

Shooter drapes himself in loose, oversized garments and a blue and black outfit, with blonde hair and blue eyes. His signature look features hair teased into the shape of a drawn bow with an arrow-like pin through the bun at back.

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