Tatsumaki/Fubuki Lorebook

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1. #1World setting

   Keys: currency, society, language, year, money, World setting, languages, the date, humans, EAC, government

   The year is 3000 AEC (After Eras of Change), as it's been 3000 years since the last Era of Change on Earth and it's been 3000 years since all of humanity has migrated to the large supercontinent. It's a society vaguely similar to real-world Japan with remnants of the old world's vast traditions, religions, and even societal beliefs and even food remaining in specific cities. This supercontinent is run by one sole Governmental power; the main languages of Earth however are Japanese and English which are spoken throughout all 27 cities and what few islands are left inhabitable. Humans aren't the only sentient species on the planet neither, but they ARE the dominant species. The currency used in his era is in line with the Japanese Yen, all cities use this form of currency there is no other alternative.

2. #21st era of change/The great war

   Keys: FC, 2354 FC to 0001 FC, 1st era of change, Great War

   The year 2354 FC (First Change) was originally referred to as 2354 C.E. But the Great War had happened, a mass global war between all of the continents paired with environmental and major global ecological events have caused a good majority of human life to die out. With the environmental and ecological events being so serious, that it caused all of the continents to drift back together into one main large supercontinent, one island, an archipelago, and countless other islands or land masses that weren't part of the supercontinent. With the war's end, and the world forever changed from the events that had occurred, the world would be unified under one government as to prevent any future wars from breaking out.

3. #32nd era of change/The great migration

   Keys: Great Migration, SC, Humanity's migration. 1053 SC to 0001SC

   After 0001 FC (First era of Change), was year 0000 otherwise known as year 1 of SC (Second era of Change), and this era would only last for 1053 years. This era of change was specifically humanity's Great Migration to the supercontinent that had formed, as humans had initially tried to avoid the supercontinent and instead lived on the islands and other land masses that hadn't joined the supercontinent. However, the consequences of the Great War had resulted in many of these islands and other land masses becoming unfit for human life, some of these islands being toxic to humans, some of them radiated. So, the remaining humans would instigate a mass migration movement to get as many humans as possible to the supercontinent to begin rebuilding human society. Society was able to be rebuilt in the year 1043rd year of the SC time period, which was year 0010SC, exactly 10 years prior to 0002 AEC.

4. #4A-City

   Keys: Government State, Hero Association's building, Reborn City, A-City

   A-City is the most central city in the supercontinent and also happens to be the largest and most prestigious city in the supercontinent. This is because A-City is where not only the Hero Association's building is located, but also where the World government's Prime Minister office. At the turn of 3000 AEC, the Dark Matter Thieves; a group of alien life forms would attack and destroy most of A-City. Saitama, Tatsumaki, and many other heroes mostly in S and A-Ranks were present to stop the spaceship this group arrived in, from causing anymore destruction. After the aliens were killed off, the damage was too severe as a large barren crater would be left, but A-City would be rebuilt, not as an open city but instead an expansive complex with highways leading to the other cities, it is now a private residential complex for the rich, complete with pools, restaurants, cafes, and even an underground mall.

5. #5Hero Association Buildings

   Keys: Hero Apartments, Hero Association Building, Hero Training Grounds, Hero Association Prison

   Having been located in A-City, the Hero Association Building is less of a building and more like a collection of buildings. For in the centre of the city is the Hero Association's main building which is where the Hero Association's staff are mostly located but it is also where the heroes (A and S-class only) will come for meetings of various kinds. Right next to the main building are 4 smaller towers that are the Hero Apartments that all heroes are allowed to use as their place of residence if they so please, these towers even having their own on-site training grounds as well. Deep beneath the ground that the Hero Association's main building is built on, is where the Hero Association's prison is located. This prison is where the Hero Association will store Mysterious Beings in cells; it is effectively a prison for monsters in the most literal sense.

6. #6B-City

   Keys: , B-City

   A dense metropolitan of a city which happens to be where most of supercontinent's money and business comes from. It's filled to the brim with the working class, and is mostly office buildings and towers, there are only 12 heroes who inhabit this city, 8 of which are C-Rank heroes, 3 B-ranks, and 1 A-Rank hero. Despite there being heroes, B-City rarely if ever has monster attacks and in the event that it's ever destroyed; it often takes only 10 months at best for it to be rebuilt due to just how many construction workers there are on the supercontinent.

7. #7C-City

   Keys: C-City, Super-Stadium

   A large sport-enthusiastic city which happens to have the largest super stadium in the entire world capable of holding up to 200,000 people. The Mysterious Being population of C-City is lower than most and as such rarely if ever is victim to any monster attacks, but the risk of a monster's attack is why there are still 153 heroes in this city, 76 C-Rank heroes, 53 B-Rank, and 23 A-Rank heroes. This city has is the place where almost all major sports tournaments, leagues, or championships take place and as such, it's quite expensive to actually come here. So expensive in fact, that the only time a C-Rank hero can ever visit this city is if they're already a native to this city.

8. #8D-City

   Keys: Lightning Genji, D-City

   This is one of the many metropolitans of the supercontinent, but unlike B-City this city isn't as bustling or busy. This city is under the jurisdiction of the #17 A-Rank hero Lightning Genji who's usually the one who takes care of any larger monster threats, but the 159 C-rank and 25 B-rank heroes that live in this city are all still capable of dealing with whatever issues that Lightning Genji can't get to. The reason Lightning Genji was made the 'caretaker' of D-City was because he not only made it to A-Rank from C-Rank in less than a year (something unheard of in the Hero Association's short existence), but because he's also dealt with dangers that normally require S-Rank intervention, as such he's trusted with secret missions. The reason he's called Lightning Genji is due to the fact that all of his equipment weaponizes or uses electricity which comes from the large battery he carries on his person.

9. #9E-City

   Keys: E-City

   One of the supercontinent's smaller cities, this city in specific is one of only 18 cities out of the 26 that are along the coast, thus making it a beach-side coastal city that is often the place where many heroes go to have a vacation., as there is rarely anything serious or wide scale going on in this city, it is however home to the largest aquarium on the supercontinent. Completely by coincidence, this city is also known for its internet cafes and its active internet life. The fact that it happens to be named E-City is purely coincidental, it was not named because of the internet culture.

10. #10F-City

    Keys: Paradisers Incident, F-City, Sneck

    A mostly quaint city that boasts the lowest number of heroes inhabiting it, with only 27 C-ranks, 3 B-ranks, and 1 A-Rank, that A-Rank being Sneck who also happens to be the A-Rank hero in charge of supervision over F-City. While there are some buildings and towers, it happens to have more city parts than any other place on the supercontinent. Sneck is one of the most skilled martial artists in the world, however unlike Lightning Genji, Sneck remains in dealing with threats in his own class range.

11. #11G-City

    Keys: G-City

    One of the 18 coastal cities of the supercontinent, this specific city is inhabited by mostly those of the "Weirdo" class in the form of the Council of Sword Masters. Which is a council made up of those who are masters of the blade, coincidentally this city happens to also have retained a good majority of Japanese culture and society, specifically that of the samurai periods of Japan as it also has traditional Japanese buildings. Even though it's a coastal city, G-City is often wracked with rain, making it victim to attacks from water-related monsters. Who are then promptly cut down and dealt with by the Council of Sword Masters without problem. In the rare instance where it's not raining, the beach coastline that it shares with J-City, L-City, and I-City are beautiful, as the eastern ocean's inhabited with various bioluminescent micro-organisms that glow, the micro-organisms in G-City's coast glow purple during the night hours.

12. #12H-City

    Keys: H-City, Horse-Bone, Mushroom

    The smallest city in the entire supercontinent and is entirely landlocked, being surrounded by V-City, T-City, W-City, and S-City. This city's supervision is put under the #93 B-Rank hero Mushroom and the #283 C-Rank hero Horse-Bone, the reason for that is because this city is not only small but it's just so unexciting that no monsters above Wolf-rank have ever popped up in this city.

13. #13I-City

    Keys: I-City, , Hundred-Eyes Octopus

    One of the 18 sea-side cities, I-City is mostly known for its large diving community, as the oceans on the eastern side of the supercontinent are the clearest waters in the world, it shares the eastern coast of the supercontinent with G-City, J-City, and L-City. So, all four of these cities have the wonder of the world that are the Eastern bioluminescent beaches, the marine life that glow when disturbed glow a bright blue which is most visible during the night hours. The most recent attack on this city was by a monster known as the 'Hundred-eyes octopus', a large building sized octopus that was a Demon-level monster. It was held at bay by Butterfly DX, Bone, and Death Gattling but it would be Tatsumaki who swooped in and killed the large monster.

14. #14J-City

    Keys: J-City, Smelly-Lid Prison, Rainy City

    J-City sharing the eastern coast of the supercontinent with I-City, G-City, and L-City, much like G-City this city in particular is often wracked with highly volatile weather that can go from bright sunny days to rampant harsh rains within the blink of an eye. This is one of the few cities to also extend to a small island, but this island isn't an official living space, it is where a prison containing the most dangerous criminals on the supercontinent (that aren't monsters) are stored; the S-class hero Puri-Puri Prisoner lives in this prison as an inmate but comes out to do his hero duties, as such J-City is "technically" under his protection and supervision.

15. #15K-City

    Keys: the City hidden in the leaves, K-City

    K-City is a large land-locked city that happens to be the most densely forested city in the entire supercontinent, it's surrounded entirely by dense forests and while there ARE city-like settlements in K-City, a good majority of the people who live in this city often find themselves building homes inside of the trees themselves to make use of their surroundings. Because of these choices, despite there being monster attacks, next to no homes are destroyed. This has led to K-City being (affectionately) referred to as the 'City hidden in the leaves" a joke name that's based off of an old manga series that once ran through the supercontinent 4 years ago.

16. #16L-City

    Keys: L-City, The Lost City, Esper Meltdown

    Sharing the eastern coastline of the supercontinent with G, I, and J-City. This city was once a pretty large city which had a plentiful economy that saw many visitors. In fact, out of the 4 coastal cities of the easy L-City was the most popular, but that wouldn't last long however due to an incident involving an esper that had been emotionally abused and repressed. This esper would undergo a literal meltdown which had destroyed the entire city. In one mere second the entire city was pulverized into nothing but a dead wasteland with (literally) flattened buildings and fauna. This incident happened exactly 11 years ago, and since then the city HAS been slowly rebuilt, but it's still a shadow of its former self and as such has been referred to as 'The Lost City' due to the grievous loss. The esper who had been forced into causing such destruction was never found, and it's assumed they had died during their meltdown.

17. #17M-City

    Keys: King, Pig God, M-City

    The city located on the southeastern coast of the supercontinent, M-City is an average metropolitan city with nothing spectacular about it and often rarely ever faces monster attacks. This is because it is under the supervision of King, the #7 S-Rank Hero who's often treated as the "Strongest man in the world", the fact that he lives in this city is somehow such a good deterrent that almost all monsters will actively AVOID this city all out of fear of King. This doesn't mean that other heroes aren't present in M-City, there are 29 C-Rank heroes, 9 B-Rank, 2 A-Rank, and only one other S-Rank who lives in this city alongside King, that being the #8 S-Rank Hero: Pig God.

18. #18N-City

    Keys: , N-City

    N-City is the city located directly to the East of A-City, and as such when A-City was originally destroyed N-City alongside R-City (directly north of A-City), and Q-City (Directly South of A-City) experienced a mass exodus of A-City citizens moving into their borders. It's taken up as the busiest metropolitan city in the entire supercontinent to make up for A-City's loss, and has often been referred to as the "Lesser A-City" due to this fact, even many of A-City's old heroes have since moved to N-City or often pass through on their general paths of hero patrols.

19. #19O-City

    Keys: O-City, Arctic City

    Being on the southern coast of the supercontinent alongside P-City, Q-City, and S-City, O-City is closer to the south pole than all other cities and as such often experiences cold harsh winters that often make it nigh impossible to travel through, but it also means that heroes who have fire-related abilities or weapons such as Blue Fire are often VERY famous in this city during the colder months.

20. #20P-City

    Keys: Red-light City, , P-City

    Along the south coast of the supercontinent alongside O-City and Q-City, this particular city while not having a beach as its coast is a steep cliff, P-City has a bustling nightlife and is known as the Red-Light City due to it having the most red-light districts than any other country. The reason for this being that the continent that makes up P-City in this supercontinent was that of Thailand, as such it has maintained its roots with the city's adult and sex industries.

21. #21Q-City

    Keys: Q-City, Watchdog Man, Monster Hot-spot

    Q-City is the last city on the southern coast of the supercontinent and is south of A-City, but unlike the other two cities, Q-City is recognized throughout the entire supercontinent as the most dangerous city due to just how many monsters appear here. Next to Z-City, this city experiences the most monster attacks for reasons beyond any human understanding, but it's kept (surprisingly) calm and collected by the #9 S-Rank Hero: Watchdog Man who has done such a good job that even the civilians do their best to get involved as they always clean up the remains of monsters that Watchdog Man has killed. The civilians do this all willingly, and as a display of thanks for Watchdog Man.

22. #22R-City

    Keys: Sweet Mask, City of Stars, R-City

    R-City is north of A-City and is considered to be the entertainment district due to just how many stars (musical, movie, and sports) come from this city or perform here. This city is even under the supervision of Sweet Mask, the #1 A-Rank Hero who is technically far into S-Rank in terms of his abilities but has remained firmly in A-Rank. Because of Sweet Mask's presence here, the internet culture of R-City is filled mostly with beauty pages and nearly rivals the internet culture that E-City has.

23. #23S-City

    Keys: Western City, Remnant of the Western World, S-City, Garou

    S-City has the most traditions, food, and even societal followings from the old world prior to the Great War out of the entire supercontinent, making it important in terms of historical importance to humans of today. It's especially a melting pot from the things that came from the Americas prior to the supercontinent's formation, the student of Bang; Garou also happens to live in this city as well. specifically in the forest near S-City's nature park. Despite not being an official hero, since he's learned directly under Bang, Garou is technically S-rank in his skills and can handle any threats on his own for the most part.

24. #24T-City

    Keys: Farmer country, T-City

    T-City's entire economy is built off of being one of the supercontinent's 2 largest farming cities, as 59% of T-City's crop yield is spread throughout the rest of the cities. The remaining 41% that T-City keeps being more than enough to cover for its own population, because this city is essentially the "countryside" it's often a famous spot for those who just want to take a good walk in a countryside setting.

25. #25U-City

    Keys: Tatsumaki's childhood home, Blizzard Group, Modern France, Fubuki's childhood home, U-City

    U-City out of all the 26 cities has the most French heritage and French-styled buildings. Even going as far as to have built an Eiffel Tower replica to try and retain as much of France's history intact. U-City is where Tatsumaki and Fubuki were born, and while Tatsumaki would later go on to live in Y-City, Fubuki has remained here and as such Fubuki and her Blizzard Group are the heroes in charge of supervising over U-City's safety and peace.

26. #26V-City

    Keys: Gaming Central, V-City, Western Front

    The westernmost city of the supercontinent and also the second largest city behind A-City, V-City is most known for all of the video games that come from this city and have spread throughout the supercontinent. Ranging from its vast arcades and gaming stores, paired with the various comic book and hobby stores littered throughout the city, this has made V-City a rather popular space for those who are into this specific subculture.

27. #27W-City

    Keys: Heavy Kong, W-City

    W-City is on the western coast of the supercontinent, being more specifically it's THE most western city, and its large coast is entirely of the western ocean. This city in particular is known for its normalcy in that a good majority of the heroes in W-City are of C or B-Rank heroes who otherwise only do their jobs as a past time when not doing their normal jobs. The only exception to this is the hero in charge of W-City's supervision, and that's the #33 A-Rank Hero: Heavy Kong, who also happens to be the highest ranked hero in this city and the only A-Rank in W-City.

28. #28X-City

    Keys: Countryside frontier, Tatsumaki, X-City

    X-City's one of the more interior cities of the supercontinent and has only just recently been rebuilt 9 years ago after a demon-level monster had ransacked the city. It's only partially inhabited with many empty houses and buildings that have yet to be refilled by those who had moved out 9 years ago. Tatsumaki unlike most S-Class heroes, doesn't live in the apartments provided by the Hero Association, and she instead lives here in X-City in a pretty basic (albeit VERY well defended) home, her presence here although inconsistent does serve as a good prevention for most monsters that are below Demon-level in their threat ranking.

29. #29Y-City

    Keys: Y-City, Child Emperor, Restaurant Mammoth, Great Philosopher, Isamu

    Y-City happens to be one of the more technologically advanced cities on the supercontinent, and the reason for this is simple; Isamu otherwise known as the #5 S-Class Hero: Child Emperor is based here and it's also where his lab is built. As if that isn't enough, the #13 A-Class Hero: Great Philosopher also resides in Y-City, with these two possibly being some of the smartest people on the planet in different spectrums.

30. #30Z-City

    Keys: Z-City, Z-City's Ghost Town, Genos, Saitama

    Z-City is the 26th and final city on the supercontinent, and technically the 26th country on the supercontinent since like every other city, Z-City is the size of a country. It has its own business districts, housing districts, but there's a very large part of Z-City that is now defunct that being known as the "Z-City Ghost Town", or simply "Ghost Town". It was named that because it was the only place that had surpassed Q-City in how many monsters were appearing. It had gotten so bad in fact, that while the people who lived in this neighbourhood had abandoned it, the city officials allowed anyone brave (or stupid enough) to go there live in the area for free without a single bill. And for a time, this Ghost Town would be where the current #39 A-Class Hero: Saitama and the #12 S-Class Hero: Genos had lived prior to Tatsumaki and the rest of the heroes fighting the Monster's Association, this specific neighbourhood was destroyed by Tatsumaki when she used her psychic powers to fully lift the entirety of the Monster's Association from underground to the surface. The citizens simply believe this to be ruins of an accident, not the acts of any hero or monster.

31. #31!-Island

    Keys: !-Island

    The only liveable landmass that's not part of the mainland continent aside from the ?-Archipelago, the people who live here have taken up much of the Polynesian heritages, languages, and even some structures of the old world before the Great War. Despite being separate from the mainland continent by 26 miles off the northwest coast of the continent, it's still treated as a part of the supercontinent and as such falls under the government's laws although these laws are rarely if ever enforced. Noticeably, no monsters seem to attack !-Island, and nobody knows why, so !-Island has no heroes on its lands.

32. #32?-Archipelago

    Keys: ?-Archipelago

    A cluster of smaller islands and landmasses off of the southeastern coast of the supercontinent. There are exactly 18 islands each of them varying in size and differing from each other with all of the fauna and flora on said islands, but no humans live on the archipelago, this is due to the poisonous plants that inhabit the island that have yet to be truly studied, hence the name '?-Archipelago', the archipelago in its entirety is a mystery, even now after 1539 years of the archipelago being discovered.

33. #33Hero's Association

    Keys: Heroes Association, Hero Association

    The hero's association is a group that operate free and separately from the supercontinent's government, being allowed to act on its own accord for it was created by a multi-millionaire man named Agoni. This association is responsible for all of the heroes in the world, and by proxy they're also responsible for the National Hero Registry which is the system that the association put in place for those who wish to become heroes. The Hero Association uses a ranking hierarchal system for how heroes are separated; they also do the same for how they ranked monsters.

34. #34Hero Culture

    Keys: hero culture

    The issue that comes from the Hero Association's choices in how they rate and rank heroes, is that it had essentially bred a competitive and somewhat antagonistic (AND toxic) culture between heroes, but it has also created in-fighting as those of higher rank often mistreat those beneath them in rank. For heroes to retain their ranks, factions have been created within the Hero Association so that credit for dispatching threats goes to multiple heroes and their ranks all improve, the biggest example for this is Fubuki and her Blizzard Group who have been dominating the B-Rank for well over 2 years at this point.

35. #35S-Class Heroes

    Keys: S-Rank, S-Class

    The highest tier and rank of heroes, this also happens to be the smallest class in the entirety of the hero association as there are only 17 heroes in this class. These 17 heroes are all well-known and (somewhat) loved by a majority of the supercontinent, however due to this being the highest rank there are some in this rank who often mistreat those beneath them, most noticeably being Tatsumaki, Flashy Flash, and most definitely Drive Knight. The monthly salary of an S-Class hero is ¥400,000.

36. #36Blast

    Keys: #1, #1 S-Class Hero, #1 S-Rank Hero, Blast, number one

    The most powerful hero in the Hero Association and the highest-ranking hero, Blast has been a hero for well over 20 years and is in his 40s as of current day. He was the one who had saved Tatsumaki when she was just 10 years old. He's a middle-aged looking man with short spiky black hair and slight beard; he's one of the few heroes to have powers that are supernatural in nature as his powers involve gravity manipulation, some forms of flight, portal creation, and telepathy.

37. #37Silver Fang

    Keys: Silver Fang, #3 S-Rank Hero, #3 S-Class Hero

    The 3rd highest ranked hero in the entire association, being behind Tatsumaki herself (and being one of the few male heroes that she respects), Silver Fang is a martial arts master and is known specifically for his Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist martial arts style. He's considered to be a 'God' among those who follow martial arts due to him still being a fully capable hero even though he's long past his prime, as he's 81 years old but can still move and work to the best of his ability. He walks with a slight hunch in his back. He has light blue eyes and tan skin. He has a spiky white hair, as well thick eyebrows and moustache. He wears a long-sleeved black martial arts jumpsuit with a turtleneck, light-coloured pants, and a pair of Tai Chi slippers. Despite his old age, his body is lean and very muscular, and it is covered in scars.

38. #38Garou

    Keys: Bang's student, , Garou

    Garou is Silver Fang's best martial arts student and is not only highly skilled as a martial artist, but he shares the same ability that Saitama has to be capable of mimicking and mastering techniques that he's seen only once. He is currently undergoing rehabilitation from Bang; Bang is doing this as he wants Garou to take over for him as the #3 S-Rank Hero when Bang decides to retire.

39. #39Atomic Samurai

    Keys: #4 S-Class, Kamikaze, #4 S-Rank, Atomic Samurai

    A member of the Council of Swordsmen in G-City, Atomic Samurai is the #4 S-Class hero in the entire association, while also being the 'master' the #4 A-Class hero Bushidrill, the #2 A-Class hero Laian, and the #3 A-Class hero Okamaitachi all of whom passed his test and became his disciple. Atomic Samurai's disciples are the reason for why Fubuki refuses to go into the A-Class. Atomic Samurai like some of the other high-ranking heroes doesn't have high opinion of those in the lower ranks, being known for his arrogant, condescending, and jocular personality towards those he doesn't think are strong. He's the strongest swordsman in the hero association and has more loyalty towards the Council of Swordsmen than he does towards the Hero Association.

40. #40Isamu/Child Emperor

    Keys: #5 S-Rank Hero, #5 S-Class Hero, Isamu, Child Emperor

    Child Emperor (real name Isamu) happens to be the youngest hero in the entirety of the Hero Association. The reason why he's even ALLOWED to be a hero in the first place is his astounding levels of intelligence and analytical prowess. He even has his own laboratory despite being 10 years old, his intelligence and great maturity for someone of his age not only means he's an actual teacher for schools (despite being in school himself). He also happens to be one of the more mature heroes in S-Class as a whole because he's not as prideful or arrogant as Tatsumaki or the others. In fact, he openly hates it whenever they try to treat him like some little kid or underestimate him. He's not a hero full time; Isamu only ever does his hero duties when it's absolutely necessary. He otherwise leaves it to his 'disciple' Great Philosopher to take care of Y-City.

41. #41Metal Knight

    Keys: Metal Knight, Bofoi, #6 S-Class Hero, #6 S-Rank Hero

    Bofoi is the 6th highest ranked hero in the Hero Association, being the former 'mentor' of Isamu before he had broken away and became his own hero. Despite being such a high rank, not even Tatsumaki or Blast know much about him since Bofoi almost ALWAYS does his hero duty and hero meetings through his robots, which he controls from a hidden and safe location. The true location of where he is, is unknown, but the range in which he can control his robots ranges across the entire planet even off of the supercontinent. He's aware of the corruption in the Hero Association, but he doesn't care. in fact, Bofoi often uses the corruption to his advantage on occasion.

42. #42King

    Keys: King, King Engine, #7 S-Rank Hero, The Strongest Man on Earth, #7 S-Class Hero

    King's a 6'1'' tall, lean man with light tan skin, blue eyes, and shoulder-length, slicked-back blonde hair combed down to the nape of his neck. He has a long face with sunken cheeks and a well-defined jawline. His most notable physical feature is the set of three vertical scars over his left eye, received from Octopus Claw Man. He is the #7 S-Class hero, and is often seen as intimidating by many of those in the Hero Association because of his appearance but also his "Ability" known as the King Engine. The truth, however, is that King doesn't have any powers nor is he particularly strong. The only reason the Hero Associatioon even THOUGHT he was a hero was because of just how ungodly his luck is. As he seemingly appears in all the right places at the right times, and everything happens in just the way to where King is left standing. These circumstances and great luck has resulted in everyone in the Hero Association being fooled into believing that King is ACTUALLY the strongest man on Earth. The only one who knows the truth about King is Saitama, who keeps the secret.

43. #43Zombieman

    Keys: Subject no. 66, Subject Number 66, #8 S-Rank Hero, #8 S-Class Hero, Zombieman

    Zombieman is one of the only remaining experiments from the House of Evolution, a group that experimented on humans for the sake of evolution and being "Humanity's next step". The experimentation that Zombieman underwent resulted in him being a literal zombie in a sense, with no organs except his heart, lungs, brain, and eyes he doesn't need to eat, sleep, drink, or even breathe to survive, and he also has a very good healing factor which is so good that even if reduced to nothing but a pile of blood he will regenerate back in a matter of minutes. He's one of the weaker S-Class heroes physically, but he makes up for it by being the most durable hero as nothing can keep him down permanently.

44. #44Drive Knight

    Keys: Drive Knight, #9 S-Rank Hero, #9 S-Class Hero

    One of the colder heroes, Drive Knight is yet another enigma like Metal Knight. However, for Drive Knight it's even more evident as nobody in the Hero Association knows who Drive Knight really is or his name, nor do people know if he's a human or if he's a cyborg like Genos. He wears a mask along with armour, carrying a large box that happens to be filled to the BRIM with top-of-the-line technological mechanisms that he can use to boost his own physical attributes or grant him his own abilities as he also has a power core installed into him. He moves independently of the Hero Association, being free in how he operates, as such nobody can really get a hold of him.

45. #45Pig God

    Keys: Pig God, #10 S-Class Hero, #10 S-Rank Hero

    Like his name implies Pig God is a glutton and is a morbidly obese man who is not only deceptively strong, but he's also astonishingly fast. The fat isn't a permanent thing on him, but it's simply the result of the type of foods and drinks he consumes, the fat that Pig God gains serves as defensive measures as he can withstand almost all forms of physical trauma in the form of blunt force, or even stabbing or slashing forces. In rare instances, he can even survive being extended or stretched without harm. This defensive and offensive prowess even extends to him being resistant to acid and venom. If he's too active however, Pig God will revert to his normal form in which he's actually a pretty skinny and average looking man.

46. #46Superalloy Darkshine

    Keys: #11 S-Rank Hero, #11 S-Class Hero, Superalloy Darkshine

    A dark-skinned man who's not only tall (7'8'' to be exact) but incredibly fit. He is the peak of physical human performance, as his muscles are so dense that his defence is nigh impenetrable, even if faced against things like steel hard drills to the body. Despite his massive and muscular frame, Superalloy Darkshine has no real clue on HOW to fight, as he doesn't have any official fighting training. The reason he's so good at killing monsters, however, is because he is just so innately strong and big that he can just kill low ranked monsters with a mere backhand or kick. Even more medium or high ranked monsters are no match for his physical defence.

47. #47Watchdog Man

    Keys: #12 S-Rank Hero, Watchdog Man, #12 S-Class Hero

    One of the more mysterious heroes in the association, he's a man with an often uncaring and neutral expression while inside of a white dog suit. He's the hero responsible for Q-City and is the hero who does the most work in terms of killing monsters due to just how many monsters pop up in Q-City, his powers are entirely unknown due to just how QUICK he is at dealing with monsters. He rarely, if ever talks but it just so happens that the citizens of Q-City treat him with reverence, making him one of the more popular heroes.

48. #48Flashy Flash

    Keys: #13 S-Rank Hero, #13 S-Class Hero, Flashy Flash

    Flashy Flash is a lean but muscular young man of average height with an androgynous appearance. He has sharp blue eyes and long ice-blonde hair with bangs brushed to the right side of his face. His powers are most notable as it's his namesake. He's one of the fastest beings on the planet and is known for his impressive speeds.

49. #49Genos/Demon Cyborg

    Keys: Demon Cyborg, #14 S-Class Hero, Saitama's student, Saitama's pupil, Genos, #14 S-Rank Hero

    The 14th ranked S-Class Hero, Genos is a cyborg with his most obvious cybernetic enhancements being that his arms are entirely robotic and his eyes are black but with orange irises. His cybernetic enhancements grant him the ability to wield fire, electricity, as well as energy blasts. In more dire of circumstances, he can even self-destruct. None of this is fully lethal to him however, as he can always go back to the man who gave him these enhancements in the first place; Dr. Kuseno who can always rebuild him and even grant him more upgrades to his durability, processing speed, or power output and agility. Genos and Tatsumaki don't get along, mainly in part of how she treats Saitama, but Genos being one of the few heroes who lashes out back at Tatsumaki whenever she makes her sharp remarks makes their relationship strained. Fubuki and Genos's relationship however is a lot more amicable.

50. #50Metal Bat

    Keys: Metal Bat, #15 S-Rank Hero, #15 S-Class Hero

    Yet another one of the younger heroes of the hero association at only 17-years-old, Metal Bat's only weapon being a nigh indestructible metal bat that with his pure strength alone he can kill Demon-class monsters with a few blows. He also rivals Zombieman in endurance, as Metal Bat has an indominatable will meaning that the longer that he fights? The stronger he gets, even if he's going on far beyond his body's normal limits. He's brash and reckless in temperament, often resulting in him and Sweet Mask fighting, but despite these flaws he's still kind towards his sister and those who are younger than him.

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