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Showerhead

Character

Showerhead was a Demon-level member of the Monster Association able to spray altered fluids from the fixture atop his neck. Dispatched with Super Mouse and Unihorn to probe an intruder, he ended up vaporized when Overgrown Rover turned its energy on him.

Race: Mysterious Being
Status: Deceased
Abilities: Liquid Manipulation
English Va: Christian la Monte
Affiliation: Monster Association
Anime Debut: Episode 28
Japanese Va: Wataru Komada
Manga Debut: Chapter 92
Threat Level: Demon
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Appearance

Below the waist Showerhead stood on plain human legs beneath a humanoid build. His name fit his form: a round shower fixture capped his neck where a head belonged, and clamps took the place of hands. Plastic plating shielded his torso over dark clothing, and a gear on his chest let him tune the traits of the fluid he sprayed.

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Personality

Showerhead brimmed with confidence, sure he could bring down Garou and even fling Overgrown Rover's own attack back at it, a belief his death disproved. Still, he respected the might of Dragon-level beings and gladly joined forces with other monsters to swarm a target.

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Abilities

A Demon-level Mysterious Being, Showerhead was strong, yet Garou beat him down even with two Demon-level allies backing him. Liquid Conversion was his core gift: he could reshape the temperature, pressure, and composition of whatever poured from his head, from sticky glue to sulphuric acid and stranger chemicals. His Shower move drenched foes in these fluids, and its heavier version, Jetstream, fired a single chemical at maximum force. His frame held up well enough to survive a Garou punch that smashed clean through his head.

Fighting as a trio, he joined Super Mouse and Unihorn for a combined lunge called Bursting Speed Thrust under the Demon Trinity banner: Super Mouse hurled a transformed Unihorn forward while Jetstream drove the strike home. Garou judged it sluggish, likened it to Stinger's attack, and deflected it into Overgrown Rover. Enraged, the beast pitched Unihorn's pulped skull back toward its two allies and Garou. Realizing they had provoked an executive, Showerhead shook with fear. When Rover loosed a blast of energy along the passage, Showerhead met it with his top water pressure but was quickly overwhelmed and vaporized, and Super Mouse, trusting his regeneration, was disintegrated moments later.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Showerhead in One Punch Man?

Showerhead was a Demon-level member of the Monster Association able to spray altered fluids from the fixture atop his neck. Dispatched with Super Mouse and Unihorn to probe an intruder, he ended up vaporized when Overgrown Rover turned its own energy on him.

What is Showerhead's ability?

Showerhead's core gift was Liquid Conversion, letting him reshape the temperature, pressure, and composition of whatever poured from his head, from sticky glue to sulphuric acid. His Shower move drenched foes in these fluids, while its heavier version, Jetstream, fired a single chemical at maximum force.

How did Showerhead die?

Showerhead died after he and his allies provoked Overgrown Rover, an executive level monster. When Rover loosed a blast of energy along the passage, Showerhead tried to meet it with his top water pressure but was quickly overwhelmed and vaporized.

Who were Showerhead's partners?

Showerhead fought alongside Super Mouse and Unihorn as the Demon Trinity, a trio of Monster Association members. Together they used a combined attack called Bursting Speed Thrust, with Super Mouse hurling a transformed Unihorn forward while Jetstream drove the strike home.

What does Showerhead look like?

Showerhead stood on plain human legs beneath a humanoid build, with a round shower fixture capping his neck where a head belonged and clamps in place of hands. Plastic plating shielded his torso, and a gear on his chest let him tune the traits of the fluid he sprayed.

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