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Suicho

Character

Suicho was the martial arts master who invented and taught Void Fist, raising and training his two grandchildren, Suiryu and Suiko, before his death roughly two years earlier. His creation wrings out maximum damage through a steady, unbroken offense, and a Hero Association scout judged him the one person able to fill the gap Bang left behind.

Status: Deceased
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 141 (Online) (Flashback)
First Appearance (Webcomic): Chapter 123 (Fantasy)
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Appearance

Suicho carried the look of an aged teacher, his skin tanned and his cropped hair gone white. For attire he favored a dark Chinese-style training uniform trimmed in white, its long sleeves fastened with star-shaped buttons.

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History

At some point in his life Suicho created Void Fist and chose to entrust the art to his two grandchildren. He drilled Suiryu and Suiko in the style and frequently sparred with the pair himself. His granddaughter remembered him as a stubborn man. He died roughly two years before the events involving his grandchildren.

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Abilities

Suicho ranked among the most accomplished fighters of his era, skilled enough to design an entire martial art and to raise two exceptional practitioners of it in Suiryu and Suiko. His reputation ran so high that any renowned martial artist would speak for him, and a Hero Association scout judged him the one person capable of filling the gap Bang left behind when he stepped away from the organization. His creation, Void Fist, concentrates on wringing out maximum damage while sustaining a steady, unbroken offense, and it works by continually shifting the fighter's center of gravity to serve both attack and defense.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Suicho in One-Punch Man?

Suicho is a martial arts master in One-Punch Man who created the Void Fist fighting style and trained his grandchildren, Suiryu and Suiko, in it. He died roughly two years before the story's present events.

What did Suicho create?

Suicho created Void Fist, a martial art that focuses on maximum damage through a continuous, unbroken offense achieved by constantly shifting the fighter's center of gravity.

Who are Suicho's grandchildren?

Suicho's two grandchildren are Suiryu, a five time Super Fight champion, and Suiko, an A-Class hero. He personally trained both of them in Void Fist and often sparred with them.

How is Suicho connected to the Hero Association?

A Hero Association scout considered Suicho the one person capable of filling the gap left when Bang stepped away from the organization, showing how highly his skill was regarded.

What did Suicho look like?

Suicho had the look of an aged teacher, with tanned skin and cropped white hair. He wore a dark, Chinese style training uniform trimmed in white with sleeves fastened by star shaped buttons.

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