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Unihorn

Character

Unihorn was a Demon-level Mysterious Being fighting under the Monster Association banner. Dispatched by Gyoro Gyoro to hunt down an intruder alongside Super Mouse and Showerhead, the boastful monster met a swift end at the hands of Overgrown Rover.

English Va: Jonah Scott
Japanese Va: Shinya Takahashi
Status: Deceased
Level: Demon
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 92: Because I'm a Monster
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 28: Counterattack Signal
Allegiances: Monster Association
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Appearance

This creature wore a roughly humanoid shape crowned by a single massive horn jutting from its brow. Eyes studded its body all over, and its face was a jumble of crooked teeth and misaligned jaws with neither nose nor ears to speak of. When Unihorn shifted into combat mode, the whole body stretched into a long lance, the mouth sliding to the middle of the shaft while the scattered eyes still lined its length.

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Personality

Unihorn carried himself with loud self-assurance, forever crowing that his horn was the toughest anywhere and simply could not be broken. That bravado aside, he stood apart from many of his peers in one respect: he had no trouble teaming up with fellow monsters to gang up on a shared foe.

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Abilities

His rank as a Demon-level threat marked him as genuinely dangerous, and he weathered a blow from a rapidly evolving Garou without being finished. Great strength and startling speed were his trademarks, the latter letting him whirl his frame into a spinning blade like a giant buzzsaw. His prized horn backed up the durability boasts up to a point, surviving a kick that cratered a wall. His signature trick was the Killer Form, in which he became a honed spear that traded arms and legs for extended reach. Super Mouse and Showerhead then launched him in the combination assault known as the Demon Trinity's Bursting Speed Thrust. Garou shrugged the strike off, having already seen something similar from Stinger, and the errant attack pushed Overgrown Rover into treating everyone present as an enemy. Rover flung Unihorn back, shattered the supposedly unbreakable horn, and vaporized him along with his two partners.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Unihorn in One Punch Man?

Unihorn is a Demon-level Mysterious Being who fights for the Monster Association in One Punch Man. He was sent by Gyoro Gyoro to hunt down an intruder alongside Super Mouse and Showerhead.

What is Unihorn's Killer Form?

Killer Form is Unihorn's signature transformation, turning his body into a honed spear that trades his arms and legs for extended reach. He used it as part of a combination attack with Super Mouse and Showerhead called the Demon Trinity's Bursting Speed Thrust.

Who killed Unihorn?

Unihorn was killed by Overgrown Rover, who flung him back, shattered his prized horn, and vaporized him along with his partners Super Mouse and Showerhead.

What are Unihorn's abilities?

As a Demon-level threat, Unihorn possessed great strength, startling speed, and a horn tough enough to survive a kick that cratered a wall. His speed let him spin his body into a blade like a giant buzzsaw.

Did Unihorn survive a fight with Garou?

Yes, Unihorn weathered a blow from a rapidly evolving Garou without being finished off, showing his durability as a Demon-level monster before he was later killed by Overgrown Rover.

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