CHARACTER PROFILE
Mikey the Micman
Mikey the Micman (マイキー・ザ・マイクマン, Maikī za Maikuman) is a character created by Hirohiko Araki for Nikuman (肉萬), a mook released on August 29, 2008 for the 29th anniversary of the manga series Kinnikuman.
He is a Japanese Chojin from Osaka who works as a wrestling announcer.
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02Appearance
Mikey the Micman is a tiny humanoid creature small enough to be held in one hand, with his head being only 5 centimeters wide. The shape of his slim and elongated body resembles a microphone. From his torso extends a long cord that is almost 25 meters long.↗
Mikey's head features a checkered pattern resembling a microphone grille. He has a pair of eye stalks and a wide mouth with a set of sharp teeth.↗
03Personality
Mikey the Micman's weakness is occasionally biting. He feels jealous of wireless microphones. Mikey is friends with Terryman. His laugh is "Tesu tesu" (テステス).↗
04Abilities
Chojin
Being a Chojin, Mikey the Micman possesses some superhuman abilities.↗↗
He has a 25 meter long cord extending from his torso which he uses to hang from the stage lights above the wrestling ring.↗
Mikey seems to have a very loud voice as he is able to be heard in a stadium without the use of a microphone. His voice is similar to that of the musician Sting.↗
05Story
SPOILERS
Mikey the Micman was born in Osaka, Japan, in 1905. He works as a wrestling announcer. Before matches, he lowers himself from the stage lights into the hands of the promoter using his cord and introduces the participating wrestlers.↗
06Sources & attribution
- Mikey the Micman
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