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Tanktop Girl

Character

Tanktop Girl holds a singular place in the Tank Topper Army as its lone woman, a Hero Association fighter who stands beside a brotherhood of muscle-bound men while keeping a certain distance from their antics.

Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Big Construction
Allegiances: Tank Topper Army, Hero Association
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Appearance

Youthful in looks, she keeps her dark blonde hair cropped short. Her getup mirrors the squad she runs with, a snug tank top worn over ripped denim, with dark bands wrapped around each wrist.

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Personality

Her admiration for Tanktop Master runs deep, yet she tends to keep to herself rather than mingle with her squadmates, whose behavior strikes her as odd.

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History

She first pitches in during the assault on the Hero Association Hospital, standing with her brothers to repel the monsters storming the halls. When the Monster Association crisis peaks, she rounds up her companions and steers them toward Tanktop Doctor, whose retelling of the leader's message lights a fire under the group and sends them chasing after their master. Amid the rescue work in the wrecked Z-City, one of her straps gives way, an accident the Doctor reads as an ill sign. She joins the pile-on against an exhausted Garou, a beating that ends only when Zombieman steps in and King shields the Hero Hunter from the crowd. Later she turns up at the 37th tanktop meeting, greeting recruits Hyottoko, Gasmask Cowboy, and Studless, before the group races to Y-City against a Forest Tribe raid. The Forest King nearly wipes them out until Genos arrives in time. In a separate incident, she and the rest scramble to halt a giant machine bearing down on headquarters, standing down once they learn Metal Knight built it to remake A-City into a fortress. In combat she favors the Tanktop Tackle, folding her arms and barreling into foes while the pose doubles as a sturdy guard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tanktop Girl?

Tanktop Girl is the only female member of the Tank Topper Army, the squad of tank top wearing heroes led by Tanktop Master. She fights alongside her brotherhood of muscle-bound men while keeping a certain distance from their antics.

What does Tanktop Girl look like?

Tanktop Girl is youthful in appearance with cropped dark blonde hair. She wears a snug tank top over ripped denim, with dark bands wrapped around each wrist, matching the rest of her squad's style.

What is Tanktop Girl's relationship with Tanktop Master?

Tanktop Girl holds deep admiration for Tanktop Master, her squad's leader, though she tends to keep to herself rather than mingle with her squadmates, whose behavior she finds odd.

What battles has Tanktop Girl fought in?

Tanktop Girl helped repel monsters during the assault on the Hero Association Hospital, took part in the rescue effort in the ruins of Z-City, and joined the pile-on against a weakened Garou. She later fought the Forest King in Y-City alongside her squad and helped respond to Metal Knight's machine at headquarters.

What technique does Tanktop Girl use?

Tanktop Girl relies on the Tanktop Tackle, the Tank Topper Army's signature move, folding her arms and barreling into foes. The pose also doubles as a sturdy defensive guard.

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