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Skull Man
Skull Man (スカルマン, Sukaru Man) is a character created by Shotaro Ishinomori, debuting in a 100-page one-shot manga of the same name in 1970. The story was later expanded by Kazuhiko Shimamoto in 1998 and reimagined in a separate anime adaptation in 2007. Recognized as one of manga's first anti-heroes, Skull Man's design directly influenced the creation of Kamen Rider, with elements later incorporated into Kamen Riders 1 and 2. The grasshopper motif was reportedly inspired by a suggestion from Ishinomori's son.
Background
Skull Man's true identity is Tatsuo Kagura (神楽 達男, Kagura Tatsuo), a young man who was subjected to numerous experiments by his parents and the Syndicate leader, Rasputin, granting him extraordinary powers and abilities. When his sister Maya (麻耶) was born, their grandfather, Kogetsu Chisato (千里 虎月, Chisato Kogetsu), killed their parents and nearly did the same to Tatsuo before he was rescued by Garo (ガロ), who later became his trusted partner. Tatsuo was taken in by the Kagura Clan, a yakuza family, and over the following 15 years he honed his powers while living as a fugitive caught in the middle of a public conspiracy. It was during this time that he began his path of vengeance as Skull Man.
After being saved by Garo from one of Chisato’s traps, Tatsuo continued his war against the Syndicate. Viewing himself as nothing more than a killer, he took the name Ryusei Chisato (千里 竜生, Chisato Ryusei), adopting the surname of the grandfather he despised to remind himself of his sins. From his base, the Tiger Moon, he maintained a telepathic link with Maya, keeping them connected despite the dangers. Eventually, Ryusei discovered the truth that his parents were the true leaders of the Syndicate. Accepting their final words to follow the path he believed in, he set out to gather allies and wage open resistance against the Syndicate’s power.
Appearance
General Description: Skull Man has a tall and muscular build, giving him the imposing figure of a traditional superhero. His physique emphasizes strength and agility, which complements his role as a relentless avenger.
Facial Features: He wears a distinctive mask covering the upper half of his face, leaving his mouth and jawline exposed. His expression is often smiling. He can also activate his helmet to close off his mouth and jawline area against toxins.
Clothing/Outfit: Skull Man’s costume is designed in the style of a classic superhero suit which contrasts with him being an anti-hero. It includes a bold emblem on his chest, gloves, and a flowing cape that trails behind him when he moves through the air.
Alternate Forms/Disguises: Outside his Skull Man identity, he appears as Tatsuo Kagura/Ryusei Chisato, who maintains a far more subdued and ordinary look compared to his costumed persona.
Personality
- Carefree but Dual-Natured: As Tatsuo, he often appears lighthearted and easygoing, but when assuming the mantle of Skull Man, he shifts into a colder, more calculating figure. In this state, he is ruthless, cunning, and willing to sacrifice others if it brings him closer to his goal of vengeance.
- Unforgiving in Battle: Skull Man rarely shows hesitation when eliminating enemies, viewing them as obstacles to be removed. His single-minded pursuit of justice often manifests through lethal decisiveness.
- Capacity for Mercy: Despite his merciless reputation, he has displayed moments of compassion, such as sparing his grandfather after Maya revealed the truth of their origins. These rare instances suggest an underlying conflict within him.
- Loyal to Companions: Tatsuo maintains a close bond with his childhood protector, Garo, refusing to leave his side. His loyalty underscores a reliance on personal connections despite his otherwise grim persona.
- Self-Loathing and Transformation: After narrowly surviving Chisato’s trap, Tatsuo’s bitterness turned inward, leading him to take on the name of the man he once despised. This act symbolized both self-hatred and a redefinition of his identity.
- Growing Social Awareness: Over time, he became more willing to connect with others, even forming unlikely bonds with former enemies such as psychic Maria and the wasp woman Yuka Kuroki, who later stood as his allies.
Relationships
Maria
Skull Man intially sends out Garo to fight and stop Maria from obtaining a disk, resulting in a fight where Garo crushes her wind pipe, however Maria is able to regenerate this. Back at her apartment, another one of the hired assassins tries to kill her for failing her goal but Skull Man comes to rescue her. Once Skull man returns back to his lair, she tries to come with the assassin to kill Skull Man, however he probes her mind to find out who their leader's name is and then saves her from the building burning due to his powers going out of control. He accidentally leaks his memories into her, having him worried that she may go insane, though she tries to attack him, he quickly pacifies her and warns her that her organization is after her.
She's later kidnapped by the organization and they attempt to get into her mind to learn the secrets of Skull Man, but she instead gains his powers due to their souls being bonded, Skull Man eventually enters her mind to help her escape, but Rasputin sets a self-destruct to the entire base due to how dangerous Maria has become, Maria tells Skull Man to leave her mind and let her die there with Ryusei wanting to stay with her until the very last moment.
Goro Ayase
Goro Ayase was an old schoolfriend of Kagura who was jealous of him due to his many talents, considering him a rival. He attempted to fight and kill him but lost, though Kagura spared him as he viewed him as a friend and refused to kill him. When leaving, Kagura got caught in a trap and was about to die but Goro killed the guy and saved him. He tells Kagura he always considered him his best friend and mutated himself as he couldn't stand the idea of him being better than him and he had to close the gap as much as he could. Though he does tell Kagura when the time comes and the organization orders him to kill Kagura, he will come to kill him.
When he is given the orders, he goes to fight Skull Man, in their final fight, Skull Man defeats him and wishes him off as he dies.
General Information
Name: Kagura Tatsuo[1], Ryusei Chisato[2] (As he no longer considers himself Tatsuo Kagura as he was a man who lived only for revenge and his sins died with him, while he reclaimed the name of the man he always hated to repent for his sins[3])
Origin: Skull Man
First Appearance: Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
Company
- Shotaro Ishinomori's Skull Man: Kodansha, Weekly Shōnen Magazine
- Kazuhiko Shimamoto's Skull Man: Media Factory, Comic Alpha, Monthly Comic Flapper
Creator
- 1970 Manga: Shotaro Ishinomori (Artist/Writer of the one-shot)
- 1998 Manga: Kazuhiko Shimamoto (Artist/Writer of the sequel manga)
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Pronouns: He/Him
Handedness: Ambidextrous
Age: 18 years old[5]
Birthday: Unknown
Time Period: Likely around 1960s-1980s (It's noted that the era they live in is a "Golden Age" for Japan, which would likely be referring to Japan's economic recovery and subsequent high-level growth, along with the technology looking more relevant to the time Skull Man was created, which was 1970[6])
Timeline: Main Timeline
Homeworld: Earth
Residence
- During Shotaro Ishinomori's Skull Man: Kagura Clan House[7]
- During Shimamoto Kazuhiko's Skull Man: Tiger Moon
Story Role: Dark Anti Hero[8]
Legacy: Local Legacy (Skull Man is kept secret from the general public as to avoid any knowledge of him coming to light)
Influence: Even Influence (After learning the truth, Tatuso has made it his goal to thwart the actions of a mysterious syndicate and use his families lab and their research for the benefit of mankind[9])
Language: Japanese
Ethnicity: Japanese
Religion: N/A
Classification: Yakuza[10], Member of Tachiki Detective Agency (For a temporary time)
Species: Human
State of Being: Regular
Physiology: Humanoid Physiology
In-Universe Creator: Unknown
Occupation: Young Boss of the Kagura Clan[11]
Combat Style: Psychic Fighting mixed with Street Fighting
Affiliations: Garo, Maya, Maria Goro Ayase, Wasp Queen, Wasp Hive
Enemies: Chitose Kogetsu, Police, Maria (Formerly), Spider-Mutant, Goro Ayase, Wasp Queen (Formerly)
Height: Unknown
Weight: Unknown
- Initial Shotaro Ishinomori Ending: Deceased (After learning the truth that Chitose was actually his grandfather who killed his parents because of them becoming a threat attempting to end all of humanity, Chitose tells him that it's time for all of them together to die as a family, with the manga ending with him being engufled in flames[12])
- Retconned Shimamoto Kazuhiko Story: Alive (In Shimamoto Kazuhiko's Skull Man, his death was retconned into him surviving the fire[13])
Date of Death: Originally the end of the Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man
- Initially: Chaotic Neutral (In the Who Is The Skull Man? excerpt, it is noted that he is an dark anti-hero who would even sacrifice innocents in his quest for revenge[14]. The reason for Skull Man's crusade is vengeance against the man who killed his parents and tried to have him killed[15], feeling no remorse in killing innocents as they are all connected to the filthy business[16], as he believes their labor help kept Chitose rich as he manipulates TV stations, newspapers, the police railroads[17], using the tv stations to rot their minds, employing corrupt members of government who waste taxpayers money on overseas vacations, bodyguard of the government minister carrying illegal weapons, and more people who've dirtied their hands, he does not mind even having to kill all of Japan if a person has even the slightest connection to Chitose[18])
- In the Sequel Manga: Chaotic Good in the sequel manga (After the fire he relinquished the name Tatsuo Kagura as he was a man who lived only for revenge and his sins died with him, while he reclaimed the name of the man he always hated to repent for his sins[19]. After learning the truth, Tatuso has made it his goal to thwart the actions of a mysterious syndicate and use his families lab and their research for the benefit of mankind[20]. Skull Man due to his "lil sis" telling him to not let innocent bystanders die, listens to her and saves innocent bystnanders lives if they're in trouble[21])
Protection Level: Global Protector (After learning the truth, Tatuso has made it his goal to thwart the actions of a mysterious syndicate and use his families lab and their research for the benefit of mankind[22])
Threat Level: Metropolitan Threat (He does not mind even having to kill all of Japan if a person has even the slightest connection to Chitose[23])
- Type(s) of Potential: Transcendent Potential
- Level of Potential: Transcendent
- Description: The essence of life for Tatsuo and his sister transcends the corporal[24], where his powers constantly grow.
- Limitations: He cannot properly control his powers.
Archetype: Antihero
Codex Statistics
Grade: S
Tier: At least 9-B, High 8-C with Explosives, Far Higher with Psychic Powers
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Power Source: Psychic Energy (Skull Man utilizes psychic energy in his fights[25])
Attack Potency: Wall level (Buster) (Sent a man flying through a wall[26]), Large Building level (Buster) with Explosives (Equipped with explosives that allow him to destroy entire[27] research facilities[28]), Far Higher with Psychic Powers (Can use incredible burst of psychic energy when his life is in peril beyond imagination[29])
Durability: At least Wall level, Far Higher with Psychic Powers
Striking Strength: At least Wall Class (Buster), Far Higher with Psychic Powers
Lifting Strength: At least Superhuman (It was noted that Tatsuo always stood above everyone else, no one could match him in academics or athletics, being a star pupil of every teacher he had[30], being noted that he and his parents had incredible strength, speed, and endurance, where they may have been considered "superhuman"[31]), Far Higher with Psychic Powers
Travel Speed: At least Superhuman (Started moving[32] so fast that he was creating afterimages[33]. It was noted that Tatsuo always stood above everyone else, no one could match him in academics or athletics, being a star pupil of every teacher he had[34], being noted that he and his parents had incredible strength, speed, and endurance, where they may have been considered "superhuman"[35])
Attack Speed: At least Superhuman
Reaction Speed: At least Superhuman
Stamina: Superhuman (Noted that he and his parents had incredible strength, speed, and endurance, where they may have been considered "superhuman"[36]. Kept fighting even while having venom in his system that was gradually spreading throughout his body[37])
Range: Standard Melee, Hundreds of Meters with Temperature Manipulation (His flames are hot enough to burn away venom along with an entire church[38]), Cross-Dimensional with Battlefield Removal & Pocket Reality Manipulation (His flames can send his target into his own consciousness[39], his flames creates an alternate reality where stars and galaxies can be seen[40] where anyone near it will have their soul get sucked away[41])
Intelligence: Supergenius Intelligence (Neo-Humans are born with physical prowess and intellect many times greater than any ordinary human[42]. It was noted that Tatsuo always stood above everyone else, no one could match him in academics or athletics, being a star pupil of every teacher he had[43])
Knowledge: Master level
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics (Neo-Humans are born with physical prowess and intellect many times greater than any ordinary human[44])
- Genius Intelligence (Neo-Humans are born with physical prowess and intellect many times greater than any ordinary human[46])
- Regeneration
- Aura
- Social Influencing (It was noted that Tatsuo always stood above everyone else, no one could match him in academics or athletics, being a star pupil of every teacher he had[50])
- Acrobatics
- Enhanced Condition: Showcases superhuman leaps, being capable of jumpign down from a long cliff at a perfect angle[51].
- All-Terrain Mobility: Even while falling in mid-air[52], he is able to back flip to land on his feet even while poisoned[53]. Could pull off a full summersault into a kick while his opponent was falling down[54].
- Fighter's Intuition (Easily disarmed and punched down an officer[55])
- Weapon Mastery
- Vehicular Usage
- Land Vehicles: Skull Man is able to drive a car[59].
- Seaborne Vehicles: Skull Man is able to ride a boat to reach locations of interest[60], even through thick fog[61].
- Accelerated Development
- Afterimage Creation (Started moving[63] so fast that he was creating afterimages[64])
- Body Control (Skull Man is able to control his consciousness to where a telepath[65] reads it as his conscioussness is cold as ice and he's asleep[66] when he's in actuality awake[67])
- Extrasensory Perception (Skull Man was able to sense that SpiderMutant is still alive and not dead yet[68])
- Psychological Resilience (All the people he's hurt or killed he feels the psychic shock of, having nightmares of them, yet he still remains mentally strong[69])
- Alternate Breathing (His mask comes equipped with a feature to fully block his face to block attacks from spores[70])
- Intangibility (During his fight with Queen Wasp, disappeared and merged into a shadow on the wall, making him unable to be hit[71])
- Transcendence (The essence of life for Tatsuo and his sister transcends the corporal[72])
- Awakening (Whenever Skull Man is on the brink of death, his true power awakens and explodes outwards[73])
- Drawn By Fate (During his moral discussion with Joe Shimamura, Joe notes that Skull Man is someone chosen to protect the peace[75])
- Immortality
- Psionics (Skull Man has powerful psychic energy, such as when he used psychic energy to stop his family from being burned to nothing within a fire[78])
- Telepathy (Telepathically speaks with Maya, asking her for help[79])
- Teleportation (When his mind was going out of control, he started teleporting around areas and leaving instantaneously[80])
- Consciousness Transferral (Skull Man can transfer his consciousness into an unconscious body and manipulate it as if it were his own[81], being able to travel from body to body with his consciousness without needing any physical contact[82])
- Mind Manipulation (Able to control one's mind to do exactly as he says[84]. Forced an officer to give him the name of the man who is trying to kill him through hypnosis[85])
- Temperature Manipulation & Fire Manipulation (Skull Man is able to control the heat around his body to unleash a mass of flames to burn away web fluid and burn his enemies[89]. His flames are hot enough to burn away venom along with an entire church[90])
- Battlefield Removal (His flames can send his target into his own consciousness[91])
- Soul Manipulation (The process of his flames creates an alternate reality where stars and galaxies can be seen[94] where anyone near it will have their soul get sucked away[95]. Was ripping apart the Wasp Queen's soul going into her mind[96])
- Sense Manipulation (Psychic energy can be used to disrupt ones senses, making them unable to even shoot straight[97]).
- Resistance to
- Extreme Heats (When he burned together in the flames with his grandfather and sister[98], he didn't die from it and was saved by Garo[99])
- Telepathy (Skull Man is able to control his consciousness to where a telepath[100] reads it as his conscioussness is cold as ice and he's asleep[101] when he's in actuality awake[102])
- Poison Manipulation & Mind Control (Unaffected by the wasps from Queen Wasp[103] which can excrete a mind-control elixir or a lethal poison[104])
- Gas Manipulation (The Queen immunized Skull Man from the hives nerve gas toxin that inhibits ones motor skills[105])
- Mind Manipulation (Even after melding with his mind and trying to use her strongest mind powers, Skull Man easily incapacitates her[106])
His Mask
His mask serves as a multi-functional piece of headgear, not only does it hide his identity, it also is equipped with machines that can cover his mouth from spores and poisons, and has a built in antenna for communication with Maya.
Firearm
A firearm Skull Man has equipped. He can easily get headshots with it.
Explosives
Explosives that allow him to destroy entire research facilities.
Helpers
Garo
Garo is his childhood protector and greatest ally, a bio-engineered shape-shifting creature that has protected him since he was young[107]. He can help Skull man fly around by transforming into a large bat to survey the area or get to an area quicker[108].
Notable Techniques
Cross Fire

A technique Skull Man used when he wanted to take his opponent with him, using it as a last desperate attempt as he lost consciousness[109], being an incredible burst of psychic energy that can be used automatically when his life is in peril[110].
Other
Standard Tactics: Skull Man normally uses his gun and weapons along with his pyrokinesis and hypnosis, if his life is in peril, he will automatically use incredible burst of psychic energy.
Weaknesses
- Neo Humans Weaknesses: When Neo-Humans regenerate, it takes a lot out of them, making them so low on energy, they can barely even move[111].
- Unique Weaknesses: If the body his consciousness transfers into dies, then he will die as well[112], though he can very easily circumvent this by traveling from body to body through his consciousness[113]. Skull Man can't fully control his powers, having him accidentally do things like seep his memories into people[114]. All the people he's hurt or killed he feels the psychic shock of, having nightmares of them[115].
Note
- Shimamoto Kazuhiko's Skull Man is canon to Shotaro Ishinomori's Skull Man, as it is just a remake and continuation of the original story. This is shown in Chapter 4 of Shimamoto Kazuhiko's Skull Man, where they relay the exact events that happened from Shotaro Ishinomori's Skull Man[116]. The afterword of Skull Man 01 had Shimamoto note that Ishinomori told him that he'd give him Skull Man and told him to do whatever he wants with the story and plot he gave him for the sequel[117], along with this, in the Who Is The Skull Man? it is noted that the manga is a follow-up to Mr. Shotaro Ishinomori's The Skull Man[118].
- Not to be confused with Skull Man, the Robot Master from Mega Man 4 who is likely inspired by him.
Trivia
- Skull Man is the one-shot manga made by the same creator of Cyborg 009 and the Kamen Rider series.
- Skull Man erved as the basis for his much more popular creation, Kamen Rider, and was made by him while developing the show. Because the one-shot manga was deemed too dark, Kamen Rider had many changes made to its content.
- Interestingly, Skull Man's backstory as a psychic mutant is also similar to one of Shotaro Ishinomori's later creations, Inazuman in 1973.
- Skull Man inspired the Robot Master from Mega Man, Skull Man.
- Several characters in the Kamen Rider franchise have drawn inspiration from Skull Man, either directly based on him or incorporating skull-themed motifs:
- Skull Rider – Kamen Rider Spirits
- Kamen Rider Yuuki (Skull Form) – Saraba Kamen Rider Den-O: Final Countdown
- Kamen Rider Skull – Kamen Rider W
- Kamen Rider Fifteen – Heisei Rider vs. Showa Rider: Kamen Rider Taisen feat. Super Sentai
- Kamen Rider Chaser / Plain Roidmude – Kamen Rider Drive
- Kamen Rider Ghost (Ore Damashii) – Kamen Rider Ghost
- Kamen Rider Genm (Zombie Gamer) – Kamen Rider Ex-Aid
- Another Riders – Kamen Rider Zi-O
- Another New 1 – Kamen Rider: Reiwa The First Generation
- Kamen Rider Lucifer – Kamen Rider Zero-One: REAL×TIME
- Kamen Rider Saber (Primitive Dragon) / Desast – Kamen Rider Saber
- Kamen Rider Century (Century Break) – Kamen Rider: Beyond Generations
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References
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 9
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 13
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Who Is The Skull Man?
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Volume 4 Recap
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 4
- ↑ Who Is The Skull Man?
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 13
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Volume 4 Recap
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 11
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Volume 4 Recap
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Volume 4 Recap
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 31
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 31
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 8
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 14
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 30
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 30
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 8
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 14
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 14
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 29-30
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 7
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 6
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 8
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 1
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 1 to 2
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 18
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 1
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 8
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 29
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 29
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 29
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 9
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 30
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 30
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 5
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 2
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 43
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 11
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 20-22
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Volume 4 Recap
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 29-30
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 31
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 36
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Volume 4 Recap
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 27-28
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 27-28
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 9
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 28
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 12
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 13
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 12
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 1
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 28
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 2
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 7
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 20-22
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 38
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 4
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 5
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 20-22
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 20
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 35
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 29
- ↑ Shotaro Ishinomori Skull Man (1970)
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 2
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 31
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 31
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 3
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 12
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 13
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 28
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 43
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 4
- ↑ Skull Man 01 Afterword by Kazuhiko Shimamoto
- ↑ Who Is The Skull Man?
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 2
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 5-6
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 11
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 11
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 12-13
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 20-22
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 29-30
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapters 34-35
- ↑ Shimamoto Kazuhiko Skull Man (1998) Chapter 39
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- Tier 9
- 9-B
- Higher Tier Weapon Users
- Higher Tier Ability Users
- Superhuman Physical Characteristics Users
- Genius Intelligence Users
- Regeneration Users
- Aura Users
- Social Influencing Users
- Acrobatics Users
- Fighter's Intuition Users
- Weapon Masters
- Weapon Users
- Firearm Users
- Explosives Users
- Explosion Users
- Vehicle Masters
- Vehicle Users
- Accelerated Development Users
- Afterimage Creation Users
- Body Control Users
- Extrasensory Perception Users
- Psychological Resilience Users
- Alternate Breathing Users
- Intangibility Users
- Transcendence Users
- Awakening Users
- Autopilot Users
- Drawn By Fate Users
- Immortality Users
- Psionics Users
- Telepathy Users
- Teleportation Users
- Consciousness Transferral Users
- Consciousness Transferal Users
- Alternate Replacement Users
- Mind Users
- Resistance Bypassing Users
- Memory Users
- Heat Users
- Fire Users
- Battlefield Removal Users
- Severing Users
- Soul Users
- Pocket Reality Users
- Sense Users

