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Monster Worship Party

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The Monster Worship Party is a doomsday movement of defeatists who conclude that humanity should give itself up to the Monster Association. Convinced resistance is pointless, they push people to submit and even offer human sacrifices to the monsters.

Kanji: 怪人宗拝党
Leader: Unknown
Status: Unknown
Anime Debut: Episode 26
Manga Debut: Chapter 88
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Overview

This faction is built around the conviction that human civilization has already run its course, treating any stand against the Monster Association as a waste of effort. From that fatalist starting point, its followers reason that the sensible move is to hand over sacrifices to Mysterious Beings, keeping the monsters fed so that they do not devour the whole of the human race.

The group is composed of cowards and defeatists who would rather capitulate than fight. Their public behavior unsettles ordinary citizens, and the movement grows fanatical enough to seize innocent bystanders off the street and present them to the Monster Association as offerings.

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Role

The party takes shape in the wake of the Monster Association's rampage across several cities, stepping into the chaos as recruiters for surrender. They urge the frightened public to join them, to give themselves up to the monsters, and to supply human sacrifices as a way of buying humanity's survival. Their role in the story is that of an internal rot, a human faction actively selling out its own species out of fear.

Rather than defend anyone, the group turns predatory, hunting down people to feed the monsters. That crossing of the line from resignation into outright abduction is what marks them as a genuine menace to the very citizens they claim to be saving.

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Notable Members

The party's leadership and full membership are never identified in the source, leaving the group faceless. What the story shows instead is a single defining incident during the Monster Association Arc.

When one citizen speaks out against them, the followers try to grab him to serve as their first sacrifice to the Monster Association. Garou happens upon the scene and drops the entire mob with a single flick of his finger, mocking their belief that feeding people to monsters could ever protect them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Monster Worship Party in One Punch Man?

The Monster Worship Party is a doomsday movement of defeatists who believe humanity should surrender to the Monster Association. They conclude that resisting the monsters is pointless and push people to submit instead.

What does the Monster Worship Party do to civilians?

The Monster Worship Party pressures the public to give themselves up to the Monster Association and even seizes bystanders off the street to offer as human sacrifices. Their goal is to keep the monsters fed so they spare the rest of humanity.

Who leads the Monster Worship Party?

The Monster Worship Party's leadership and full membership are never identified in the source material, leaving the group faceless. The story only shows them acting as an anonymous mob of recruiters.

How does Garou stop the Monster Worship Party?

When the Monster Worship Party tries to grab a citizen who spoke out against them as their first sacrifice, Garou happens upon the scene and drops the entire mob with a single flick of his finger. He mocks their belief that feeding people to monsters could protect anyone.

When does the Monster Worship Party first appear?

The Monster Worship Party first appears during the Monster Association Arc, debuting in manga Chapter 88 and anime Episode 26. They form in the chaos after the Monster Association's rampage across several cities.

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