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Prison Supporters

Character

The Prison Supporters, dubbed the Puri-Puri Prison Partners by their leader, are a squad of inmates gathered from prisons worldwide to back up the heroes. Puri-Puri Prisoner heads the group, which appears only in the webcomic.

Status: Unknown
Alternate Name: The Puri-Puri Prison Partners
Webcomic Debut: Chapter 130
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Overview

The unit is assembled from convicts pulled out of prisons across the globe and put to work assisting heroes, still dressed in their prison uniforms. Puri-Puri Prisoner leads them and has given them the alternate self-styled name the Puri-Puri Prison Partners.

By Puri-Puri Prisoner's own measure, the fighters' hard-won combat experience makes them the equals of B-Class heroes. In practice they come across as shaky and easily frightened by monsters, and they favor fighting bare-handed over using weapons.

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Role

The group exists to reinforce the heroes during the crises of the Robot Invasion Arc. They make their mark by taking down the Wolf-level monster Tentacle Muffler, a showing that earns Hammerhead praise from Puri-Puri Prisoner for his fighting potential. When Raiden arrives and moves to detain the convicts, Puri-Puri Prisoner stands up for them, and Raiden, recognizing his spirit, backs off.

Their support role turns costly during the global robot invasion, when the squad is deployed into the city to fight. They join forces with the Super Sumo Squad and beat back the robots, only for the Neo suits to seize control of the sumo wrestlers and turn them on the group. Despite Puri-Puri Prisoner's efforts to shield his partners, the possessed wrestlers defeat them.

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Notable Members

Puri-Puri Prisoner serves as the group's leader and driving force, with Hammerhead listed among its members, and both are recorded as active. The rest of the squad is drawn from unnamed inmates around the world.

Hammerhead stands out as the member Puri-Puri Prisoner singles out for his combat ability, marking him as the group's most promising fighter during the battle against Tentacle Muffler.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Prison Supporters in One Punch Man?

The Prison Supporters are a squad of inmates gathered from prisons worldwide to back up the heroes, appearing only in the One Punch Man webcomic. Puri-Puri Prisoner leads the group and calls them the Puri-Puri Prison Partners.

Who leads the Prison Supporters?

Puri-Puri Prisoner leads the Prison Supporters, standing up for the convicts when Raiden moves to detain them and earning Raiden's respect instead.

What is the Prison Supporters' alternate name?

The Prison Supporters are also known as the Puri-Puri Prison Partners, a name Puri-Puri Prisoner gave the group himself.

What happened to the Prison Supporters during the robot invasion?

During the global robot invasion, the Prison Supporters joined the Super Sumo Squad to fight off the robots, but the Neo suits seized control of the sumo wrestlers and turned them on the group, defeating the Prison Supporters despite Puri-Puri Prisoner's efforts to shield them.

Which Prison Supporters member did Puri-Puri Prisoner praise for his fighting skill?

Puri-Puri Prisoner singled out Hammerhead for his fighting potential after the Prison Supporters took down the Wolf-level monster Tentacle Muffler.

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