Bug God

“

Monsters have abandoned their humanity. They're beings that are apart from the human world.

”

— Bug God^[1]

Bug God (蟲神, Mushigami, Viz: Insect God) was a Demon-level Mysterious Being from the Monster Association. He was killed by Superalloy Darkshine.^[2]

Appearance[]

As his name suggests, Bug God resembled a humanoid bug. He was nearly the same height as Superalloy Darkshine, and also possessed a very muscular body. He had many insect-like traits, such as five eyes, two antennae, two large incisors on his face, two smaller incisors, and a tough carapace that granted him high levels of durability. However, he also possessed a large, round, human nose. In his transformed state, he became even larger in size, revealing two extra sets of arms and some wings. His body became darker and even more muscular, and he gained several spikes on his shoulders and knees. His pupils became black, and his irises glowed brightly.

Personality[]

Bug God held a lot of confidence in his abilities as a combatant. He believed his strength to be leagues above that of Superalloy Darkshine, and that he would be able to defeat the hero. This was however proven wrong when Darkshine withstood the monster's rush and killed him with only one blow. Like most monsters, he was very sadistic, as shown when he taunted Superalloy Darkshine, telling him that he would turn the hero's muscles into bug food. Gyoro Gyoro also stated that Bug God was among one of the more headstrong monsters in the Monster Association. He strongly believed in the superiority of monsters and the necessity for them to abandon their humanity, and as such, he saw Garou as a pathetic fraud of a monster for not killing any humans during his so-called hero hunt. He was also extremely arrogant and reckless, fighting Superalloy Darkshine by himself and believing he could win even after the hero withstood his attacks with no damage.

Plot[]

Human Monster Saga[]

Monster Association Arc[]

Bug God pummels Garou after he is distracted by Tareo's kidnapping

Bug God and Royal Ripper are sent by Gyoro Gyoro to follow Garou. After observing Garou for a while, he and Royal Ripper confront Garou on whether he is truly a monster or merely playing as one. For proof of Garou's conviction as a genuine monster, Bug God and Royal Ripper demand that Garou kill Tareo. After Garou's refusal, Bug God and Royal Ripper fight him. Bug God expresses surprise at Garou's capabilities despite being a human. However, after defeating him due to the distraction caused by Tareo's abduction, despite being under orders not to kill Garou, Bug God is not able to stop Royal Ripper from inflicting severe damage to the Human Monster. Together with Royal Ripper, Sludge Jellyfish, and Tareo, they leave a seemingly dead Garou behind.

Bug God is killed by Superalloy Darkshine

Bug God is again seen fighting Superalloy Darkshine, throwing several punches at him while the hero blocks the attacks with his elbows. Bug God asks Superalloy Darkshine why he isn't fighting back, and the hero replies by saying that he had high expectations for a monster such as Bug God, only to express disappointment in the monster for failing to fulfill any of them. Bug God is angered by these remarks, transforming and revealing two extra pairs of arms he'd been hiding, and attacks Superalloy Darkshine once again, shouting that he would turn Superalloy Darkshine's muscles into bug food. However, the hero doesn't even attempt to defend himself, tanking all of his blows like nothing. His entire upper body is then blown apart by only a single punch from the hero.

Abilities and Powers[]

As a Demon-level monster, Bug God displayed impressive strength and durability and was able to give considerable trouble to Garou in their fight. However, he was unable to damage the S-Class hero Superalloy Darkshine whatsoever, even in his transformed state.

Physical Abilities[]

Immense Strength: Bug God possessed enormous physical strength. He was able to force Garou to block his attack with both hands and send the Hero Hunter flying with a single punch as well as incapacitate him when he had let his guard down.^[3] His punches were also strong and fast enough to leave steam from areas where he punched Superalloy Darkshine.^[4]

Immense Durability: Bug God's tough carapace was hard enough that it not only withstood Garou's punches, but even left his hand injured after the hit.^[5] It also withstood Royal Ripper's attacks deflected by Garou with no apparent damage.^[6] Although Gyoro Gyoro noted that he was injured in his fight with Garou,^[7] Bug God later claimed to Superalloy Darkshine that the Hero Hunter's punches were completely ineffective against him.^[8]

Immense Speed & Reflexes: As a Demon-level monster, Bug God's speed was naturally high, the speed at which he threw his punches, combined with their strength, was fast enough to put Garou on the defensive and even hit him on several occasions. He also demonstrated to be fast enough to stop Royal Ripper's rampage by catching one of his arm blades.^[9]

Transformation: Bug God could transform into a more menacing form with two additional pairs of arms, a set of wings, and a more spiky visage and design. This further enhanced his already high durability and attack power. Despite this, he was effortlessly finished off in a single hit by Superalloy Darkshine.^[10]

Flight: Although never actually seen flying, it's likely that he had the ability to fly since he had a pair of wings hidden underneath his exoskeleton.

Major Battles[]

Participants	Chapter(s)	Episode(s)	Result
Bug God and Royal Ripper vs. Garou	89	None	Win
Bug God vs. Superalloy Darkshine	112	None	Bug God is killed

Trivia[]

Bug God's eye design is inspired by pseudopupils in some insects like the mantis.^[11]

References[]

↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 5
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 38 & 56
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112, page 4 & 5
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 34-35
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 36-37
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 90, page 27
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112, page 10
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89
↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112, page 14-15
↑ One-Punch Man Stream; 14/2/2018

Navigation[]

v • eMonster Association
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Tiger	Destrochloridium ^† • Electric Catfish Man • Mad Doctor Fish ^† • Maiko Plasma • Marshall Gorilla ^† • Sludge Jellyfish ^†
Unknown	Gyoffrey ^† • Goddess Glasses ^≠ • Venus Mantrap ^† • Junior Centipede ^† • Haragiri ^† • Rosie ^† • Choze ^† • Benpatsu ^* • Hamukichi ^* • Volten ^* • Evil Eye ^† • Gale ^≠ • Hellfire ^≠ • Evil Eggs ^† • Manako • Platinum Sperm • Sword Devil Executioner ^† • Raptora ^* • Reptera

v • eMysterious Beings
Dragon (or higher)	Boros ^† • Orochi ^*
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Demon	170,000-Year-Old Cicada Larva ^† • 170,000-Year-Old Cicada Adult ^† • Armored Gorilla • Awakened Cockroach ^† • Baquma ^† • Beast King ^† • Bruinado ^† • Bug God ^† • Building Booper ^† • Deep Sea King ^† • Demonic Fan ^† • Devil Long Hair ^* • Do-S ^* • Eyesight ^† • Face Ripper ^† • Fist Fight Djinn ^† • Free Hugger ^† • G4 ^† • G5 ^† • Game-Berus ^† • Giant Crow ^† • Grizzly Nyah ^† • Hundred-Eyes Octopus ^† • Jumping Spider ^† • Macho Daikon ^† • Mosquito Girl ^* • Rafflesidon ^† • Rhino Wrestler ^† • Royal Ripper ^† • Scaledon ^† • Senior Centipede ^† • Showerhead ^† • Sky King ^† • Subterranean King ^† • Super Mouse ^† • The Great Food Tub ^† • The Three Crows ^† • Unihorn ^† • Vampire (Pureblood) ^†
Tiger	Black Roast ^† • Crablante ^† • Delorean ^† • Destrochloridium ^† • Electric Catfish Man • Fighting Bull-Frog ^† • Frog Man ^† • Ground Dragon ^† • Kamakyuri ^† • Kombu Infinity • Mad Doctor Fish ^† • Maiko Plasma • Marshall Gorilla ^* • Master Joe ^† • Octopus Claw Man ^† • Personification Of A Light Pull Cord ^† • Sludge Jellyfish ^† • Slugerous ^† • Three-Eyed Ghost ^† • Urn Eel ^† • Withered Sprout ^†
Wolf	Himawari ^† • Hotdog ^† • Messenger of the Seafolk ^† • Piggy Bancon ^† • Tongue Stretcher
Less than Wolf	Monster Chick Man
Unknown	Alien Seer ^* • Ancient King ^† • Autumn Phantom Red Golden-ringed Dragonfly ^* • Benpatsu ^* • Choze ^† • Dark • Dark Matter Gunner ^† • Eagle ^† • Enamel ^† • Evil Eggs ^† • Evil Eye ^† • Evil Natural Water • Falcon ^† • Fish of Darkness • Gale ^≠ • Giant Salamander ^† • Gigakigan ^† • Goddess Glasses ^≠ • Gyoffrey ^† • Hamukichi ^* • Haragiri ^† • Hawk ^† • Hellfire ^≠ • Junior Centipede ^† • Kite ^† • Lord Great White ^† • Manako • Platinum Sperm ^† • Rosie ^† • Raptora ^* • Reptera • Sage Centipede • Suppon ^† • Sword Devil Executioner ^† • Venus Mantrap ^† • Volten ^*

[1] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 5

[2] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112

[3] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 38 & 56

[4] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112, page 4 & 5

[5] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 34-35

[6] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89, page 36-37

[7] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 90, page 27

[8] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112, page 10

[9] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 89

[10] One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 112, page 14-15

[11] One-Punch Man Stream; 14/2/2018

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