A Demon-level menace that surfaced at the E-City Thrill Animal Park, the Visitor-Murdering Panda looks like nothing more than an ordinary giant panda. Its brief rampage after turning monstrous is cut short by the S-Class hero Drive Knight.
Nothing about the creature gives its true nature away on sight. It carries the same build and markings as a common giant panda, with no outward feature setting it apart from an ordinary animal.
The panda turned monstrous while it was housed at the E-City Thrill Animal Park. Once transformed, it tore out of its enclosure and threw the grounds into chaos. The spree did not last long. Drive Knight arrived, and in the clash that followed the S-Class hero cut the beast down with the blades set into his arms.

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The Visitor-Murdering Panda is a Demon-level Mysterious Being that appears in the One Punch Man webcomic. It looks like an ordinary giant panda before turning monstrous and going on a rampage.
Despite its threat rating, the Visitor-Murdering Panda shows no outward feature setting it apart from a common giant panda, sharing the same build and markings.
The Visitor-Murdering Panda turned monstrous while housed at the E-City Thrill Animal Park, then tore out of its enclosure and threw the grounds into chaos.
The S-Class hero Drive Knight killed the Visitor-Murdering Panda, cutting it down with the blades built into his arms.
Its Demon threat rating suggests real destructive force, but the Visitor-Murdering Panda posed little challenge to Drive Knight, who put it away without difficulty.
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