Water Gun is a C-Class hero of the Hero Association, easy to spot by his swimming gear and the toy-style water gun mounted on his back. He turns up wounded after a monster fight during the Super Fight Arc and later joins the heroes debating Garou's fate.
His swimming-themed outfit centers on a white water polo cap, a set of swim goggles, and a black wetsuit, with the kanji for water printed across both the cap and the suit. A water gun is fixed to his backpack.
The manga reveals almost nothing about what Water Gun is like as a person.

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As a low-ranking C-Class member, Water Gun is not counted among the strong heroes, and his actual combat ability has never been put on display. He first appears when Saitama, sweeping the city for stray monsters, comes across him beaten and slumped near the wreckage of another fight; Water Gun explains that he somehow survived, that the monsters who thrashed him had left half an hour earlier, and that his calls for help went unanswered. He later joins the crowd of heroes at the ruined Z-City ghost town after Tatsumaki caves in the Monster Association base, where the argument over what to do with the depowered Garou is cut short by King.
Water Gun is a C-Class hero of the Hero Association, easily identified by his swimming gear and the toy-style water gun mounted on his backpack.
Water Gun holds a low C-Class rank, and his actual combat ability has never been shown on the page.
True to his name, Water Gun carries a toy-style water gun fixed to his backpack as his signature gear.
Water Gun first appears during the Super Fight Arc when Saitama, sweeping the city for stray monsters, finds him beaten and slumped near the wreckage of another fight.
Water Gun joins the crowd of heroes gathered at the ruined Z-City ghost town to debate what to do with the depowered Garou, an argument that King soon cuts short.
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