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Genos (ジェノス, Jenosu) is a 19-year-old cyborg who becomes Saitama’s disciple after bearing witness to Saitama’s easy victory over Mosquito Girl. Web ch. 6-7, Ch. 6-7 Four years prior to the start of the storyline, his family was killed by a rampaging cyborg known as Mad Cyborg.
With Genos, Saitama learns about the Hero Association, a professional organization that combats monsters and protects the Earth. The character was created by One as part of a webcomic involving an alternate style of superhero who already started as the strongest one in the world and most of his stories involved daily chores.
Geno's first appearance is in 1996's Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars as one of the game's five party members. [4] [10] As a guardian and star warrior of the Star Road, he is sent to the Mushroom Kingdom by a "higher authority" to fix the Star Road and restore its powers to grant wishes after it was destroyed by the game's main antagonists, the Smithy Gang. [17]
A monster named Vaccine Man wreaks havoc in a city and is about to kill a young girl when a bald hero named Saitama intervenes and kills him with a single punch. Saitama recalls the events three years earlier that pushed him to become a hero; after saving a boy with a cleft-chin from Crablante, Saitama resolved to become a hero but became too powerful for his own satisfaction.
Zachary Aguilar (born February 21, 1998) is an American voice actor who has appeared in various English dubbed versions of Japanese anime and video games. Aguilar's first major role was Genos in One Punch Man, and has since appeared as Tanjiro Kamado in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Koichi Hirose in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable, Arthur Pendragon in The Seven Deadly Sins ...
You can watch the replay of the Los Angeles Rams' pick-6 of Geno Smith many many times and still not figure out what Smith was looking at or who he might have been throwing to.
Geno Smith replaced Eli Manning as Giants' QB once, creating such chaos. His actual successor, Daniel Jones, now plays every game to keep his job.
Connecticut head coach Geno Auriemma talked about the short turnaround his team and the other Final Four teams face in the NCAA women's tournament compared to the men's tournament.