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Zanbai

Character

Zanbai is a scarred, veteran swordmaster who holds a seat on the Council of Swordmasters and fathers the swordsman Shido. Brave and devoted to his craft, he dies fighting the Monster Association when Fuhrer Ugly melts him with corrosive acid.

English Va: Taylor Henry
Japanese Va: Shinnosuke Ogami
Status: Deceased
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 69
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 19
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Appearance

Baldheaded and light-eyed, Zanbai carries a web of scars over his face and scalp and grows a slim mustache. His usual dress is a black kimono cinched with a white sash.

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Personality

Portrayed as a fearless fighter loyal to the swordmaster's path, Zanbai earns his son's respect. Shido reckons his father is the sort who would treasure a death in combat and, filling a bodyguard's duty, would rejoice to learn Nichirin had lived.

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History

During the Super Fight Arc, Zanbai attends a Council of Swordmasters gathering where Kamikaze requests aid in hunting down Garou, fearing Bang could fall. Only Haragiri objects, mocking the plea before flaunting the Monster Cells that the Monster Association had given him, then turning into a Mysterious Being; Atomic Samurai cuts him down on the spot. Later, in the Monster Association Arc, Zanbai backs the heroes alongside Amahare, Spring Mustachio, and Nichirin and helps hold off swarms of Black Sperm's copies. When Fuhrer Ugly appears in mutated form, his body sheathed in Gums' stomach acid, and wounds Superalloy Darkshine, Zanbai warns the others against attacking bare-handed and lunges with his blade. Fuhrer Ugly catches the sword, the acid instantly dissolves it, and a spit of acid to the skull kills him. Long after, members of the Council, Shido among them, visit his grave in the G-City mountains; the son has taken up his father's seat, and when Nichirin offers apologies, Shido shrugs them off, saying his father lived and died by the blade, a warrior's honorable end. A formidable swordmaster, Zanbai wields quick reflexes and a one-handed killing strike he calls Peaceful Death.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Zanbai in One-Punch Man?

Zanbai is a scarred, veteran swordmaster who holds a seat on the Council of Swordmasters and is the father of the swordsman Shido.

How does Zanbai die?

Zanbai dies fighting the Monster Association when the mutated Fuhrer Ugly, coated in corrosive stomach acid, dissolves his sword and kills him with a spit of acid to the skull.

What is Zanbai's signature technique?

Zanbai fights with quick reflexes and a one-handed killing strike he calls Peaceful Death.

What does Zanbai's son Shido say at his grave?

When Nichirin offers apologies at Zanbai's grave, Shido brushes them off, saying his father lived and died by the blade, a warrior's honorable end.

What does Zanbai look like?

Zanbai is baldheaded with light eyes, a face and scalp covered in scars, and a slim mustache, and he typically wears a black kimono cinched with a white sash.

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