Fubuki

Fubuki is a young woman with a curvaceous figure, sharp green eyes, and dark green hair styled in a chin-length bob with bangs. Her look is elegant and deliberately upscale, standing out sharply against the standard hero costumes worn by her peers.

Hero Attire

A form-fitting, high-collared dark green or black dress, almost always paired with a heavy white floor-length fur coat and several strings of pearls.

When she pushes her psychic output, a faint aura surrounds her and her hair flickers upward.

Ambitious, authoritative, and charismatic — with a deep insecurity underneath all of it. Fubuki projects a cold, haughty front specifically to hide the inferiority complex she has about her sister. She’d rather be "Number 1" at something than struggle to keep up in the higher ranks, which is why she rules Class B instead of climbing further, and she’s genuinely protective of the subordinates she calls her "Bunch."

She’s a capable leader who can organize large groups of heroes into effective units, and she’s tougher — physically and spiritually — than she looks. Her flaw is an obsession with hierarchy that, early on, led her to "crush" any new hero who wouldn’t join her faction, something Saitama eventually called out as unheroic. She rejects the idea that "those who believe in others are the first to die," arguing instead that gathering strong allies is the only real way to survive and to eventually surpass a legend like her sister.

Fubuki and Tatsumaki were raised in a research facility that treated them as test subjects for their psychic potential. In high school, Fubuki led the "Psychic Society" and was close friends with Psykos — until Psykos began having terrifying visions through her "Third Eye," and Fubuki made the call to seal her power to protect her sanity, a decision that eventually turned the two into rivals. She climbed to Class B, Rank 1 and stopped there, pouring her energy into building the Blizzard Bunch instead of pushing further up the ranks.

Meeting Saitama

Fubuki visited Saitama’s apartment to recruit him, and when he turned her down, tried to "newbie-crush" him with her Hellish Blizzard. He shrugged it off completely, and things got stranger when Genos and Speed-o’-Sound Sonic showed up — she realized Saitama was already surrounded by S-Class-level people without even trying.

Monster Association War

Fubuki and the Blizzard Bunch intercepted the monster Do-S; when her team got brainwashed, she held the line with her own powers until Tatsumaki arrived to finish the job. She gathered Bang, Bomb, and King at Saitama’s house for an impromptu "strategy session," treating them like her own subordinates, and on the battlefield used a rare psychic technique to stabilize Genos’s overheating core and stop him from self-destructing. She later faced off against her old friend Psykos, using refined technique to counter Psykos’s raw but unrefined power.

The Tsukuyomi Incident

While trying to interrogate the detained Psykos, Fubuki was ambushed by agents from the secret society Tsukuyomi. To keep the Blizzard Bunch out of the fallout, she officially disbanded the group — telling them flatly they were "too weak," specifically so they wouldn’t follow her into danger.

Rebuilding

After the Tsukuyomi conflict resolved, she started recruiting again — including a fresh attempt to land Saitama with a three-kilogram steak set as a bribe.

Psychic Manipulation

A powerful esper capable of telekinesis, flight, and barrier generation.

Hellish Blizzard

Her signature move — a swirling vortex of wind and debris that shreds anything caught in it.

Psychic Binding

Immobilizing a target with pure psychic pressure.

Psychic Barrier

A shield strong enough to absorb building-level impacts and energy blasts.

Energy Transfer / Healing

A high-level technique that lets her use her own psychic energy to bolster someone else’s vitality or stabilize a volatile energy source — as she did for Genos.

Her psychic output is well below Tatsumaki’s, and she can be overwhelmed by raw force or a bigger psychic scale.

vs. Saitama — Ch. 43

Tried to "crush" him for turning down her invitation, using Hellish Blizzard and a box cutter as a psychic projectile. Saitama walked away without a scratch — the fight that shattered her confidence in the Class B hierarchy and started her obsession with his power.

vs. Do-S — Ch. 65

Fought to protect her brainwashed Blizzard Bunch members from the monster's whip. Held the line until Tatsumaki showed up to finish it — real proof she'd put her subordinates' safety over her own.

vs. Overgrown Rover — Ch. 126

Threw up a psychic barrier to protect Bang and Bomb from the monster's energy blasts. The group stalled it out — showing she could support S-Class heroes in real high-tier combat.

Conflict with Tatsumaki — Ongoing

A lifelong struggle: Tatsumaki keeps trying to isolate her "for her own safety," while Fubuki keeps pushing for independence. Tatsumaki has at least admitted she's "gotten stronger" — but the tension isn't going anywhere.

Major: Ch. 42, 43, 65, 89, 90, 110, 126, 131, 144, 174, 175, 176, 181, 190.

Minor: Ch. 31, 35, 77, 81, 137, 141, 162.

Mentioned only: Ch. 24, 29, 32, 108, 123, 138, 232.

Tatsumaki

Her older sister. Fubuki loves her, but the overprotectiveness and control are suffocating — Tatsumaki writes off Fubuki’s allies as "riffraff" and constantly pushes her to cut them loose. Others, like Bomb, have pointed out the two are actually just alike in their stubbornness. After the Tsukuyomi incident, Tatsumaki finally admitted Fubuki had "gotten stronger."

Saitama

She considers him her most valuable "subordinate"; he considers her a mere acquaintance who happens to bother him a lot.

The Blizzard Bunch

Her hero faction, and genuinely her people — she acts as their provider, funding cars and meals out of mission rewards, even after disbanding them once to keep them safe.

Psykos

A high school friend turned nemesis. Fubuki still carries some sense of responsibility for the path Psykos ended up on.

Genos

She saved his life by stabilizing his core mid-battle, earning a measure of professional respect — though he still keeps his guard up around her "she-devil" antics.

Pochi (Overgrown Rover)

The shrunken monster dog she adopted into the Blizzard Bunch after the war, half-jokingly calling him its strongest member.

“I’m Number One!”

“Because I’m an egoist.” — to Psykos

“The Blizzard Bunch is breaking up. You’re too weak, so we’re finished.” — disbanding her group to protect them

“Now join the Blizzard Bunch! Become a member now and get free ultimate beef!” — to Saitama

She stays in Class B on purpose, specifically to remain "Number 1" — in Class A, she’d be just another hero. She funds an upscale lifestyle off the Blizzard Bunch’s collective earnings and uses it as a recruitment tool, complete with bribe attempts like the infamous three-kilogram steak set aimed at Saitama.