Most of the time he either grunts or says his signature catchphrase "Swaah!" when he delivers Pepsi to thirsty locals.
Mundane Made Awesome: Giving people a refreshing beverage has never been so badass.Long Song, Short Scene: Most commercials were only a few seconds long, but his Leitmotif was four minutes long.The Klutz: Aforementioned in his Chew Toy status, he often stumbles around after delivering Pepsi or is pretty darn clumsy before and after delivering Pepsi to others.
When Pepsiman approached him, it turned out to be a cactus.
Heart Is an Awesome Power: Pepsiman's only power (other than maybe super speed) is the ability to give people Pepsi.Guest Fighter: He appeared in the Japanese version of Fighting Vipers for Sega Saturn.It's not clear (or terribly important) how Pepsiman produces free soda for random people, but it might be best not to think about that too deeply. Food-Based Superpowers: Pepsiman's modus operandi is to race up to thirsty or upset people, thrust out his open palm, and suddenly everyone has a Pepsi in hand.Ear Worm: PEP-SI-MAAAAAAAAAAAAAN! Hear the whole thing here.Other than having a feminine body, Pepsiwoman also wore a lemon-shaped ski mask to represent the lemon flavor, much like Pepsiman Twist. Distaff Counterpart: There was a Pepsiwoman to advertise Pepsi Twist, a lemon-flavored Pepsi.The Chew Toy: Again Pepsiman who is a massive Butt-Monkey/ Iron Butt Monkey, this trope is pretty justified since he tends to be very klutzy and quite buffoonish with his short-sighted reactions to his Amusing Injuries.Costume Evolution: Whenever the Pepsi can currently in production changed, so did Pepsiman's outfit.Catchphrase: Swaah! Note It's the Japanese onomatopoeia for bubbles fizzing.Butt-Monkey: Given his aforementioned Amusing Injuries, Pepsiman is one, a short-sighted one at that.
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