The Three Tempest Brothers are a set of Mysterious Beings aligned with the Monster Association. Their boasting encounter with an unimpressed Saitama in a bonus chapter ends about as poorly as such meetings tend to.
The three siblings share no common look. One resembles an insect, another sports horns, pointed ears, and six eyes, while the last is shaped like a squid.
Little is documented about their temperaments, though they carry themselves with loud arrogance, crowing that they will wipe out the whole of humanity.
Their appearance comes in the extra chapter Reality Punch. Saitama is wandering the streets absorbed in a manga when the brothers turn up, delighted to find a human loitering in the Z-City Ghost Town. He pays them no mind at all, which enrages the monsters, and even when one shoulders into him he merely offers an apology and keeps walking. The brothers chase him down and warn that standing beside them puts him in mortal peril, bragging about their plan to conquer humankind. Saitama finally glances at the many-eyed brother and remarks that he looks just like a creature from the manga in his hands. The moment he registers the resemblance, he strikes the monster dead on the spot, and the surviving two decide to head home. Beyond this, next to nothing is known of their powers.
The Three Tempest Brothers are a trio of Mysterious Beings aligned with the Monster Association who appear in the bonus chapter Reality Punch, boasting that they will wipe out humanity.
The Three Tempest Brothers share no common appearance: one resembles an insect, another has horns, pointed ears, and six eyes, and the third is shaped like a squid.
Saitama kills the six-eyed Tempest Brother after noticing it resembles a creature from the manga he is reading, striking it dead the instant he registers the resemblance.
The Three Tempest Brothers encounter Saitama in the Z-City Ghost Town, where they find him absorbed in a manga and grow enraged when he ignores their threats.
After Saitama kills one of the Three Tempest Brothers, the two surviving siblings decide to retreat and head home rather than continue the confrontation.
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