Manga creator ONE began One-Punch Man as a webcomic, which quickly went viral, garnering over 10 million hits. Bonus 1: Saitama helps a little girl find her lost cat while Genos and other superheroes go after the Grizz-Meow. Volver sobre nuestros pasos, dejar sedimentar una idea, es a veces la mejor forma continuar una historia. Bonus 3: The police bring in Saitama for questioning, but after offering him a pork cutlet bowl, Saitama defeats a monster that attacked the police station. Saitama explains to Blizzard that he believes individual effort works better than team work, and that there will be times when the teammates may not be able to help.

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Quem o chama é Bang, um outro herói da Classe S com ar de professor de kung fu, que o alerta para a urgência da situação e para a ameaça que paira sobre a cidade. Bonus: Saitama is placed among a group of heroes resembling the super sentai (power rangers), but he proves not to be a good team player. The combination of his attitude, unstoppable power, and “unimpressive” appearance often causes his battles to become anticlimactic. Garo broods over his inability to become a monster, and is once again defeated by Saitama in a chance encounter. His bouts are frequently anticlimactic because of his attitude, unstoppable power, and “unimpressive” appearance.While recoginizing that Saitama is miles away the strongest amongst all of them, it doesn't dim its spotlights on other characters, minor or major. This one was as enjoyable as the other volumes and I really liked the villains/conflicts in this one. He is disturbing and absurdly homophobic, a fact that was certainly apparent in the anime but is incredibly unambiguous in this graphic novel.

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Bonus: The bonus manga goes into some detail about how the monster ranks are assessed and compare with the Hero Association ranks, and the Hero Association responded to the threat of Vaccine Man. I have to mention that this volume introduces a character who, depending on how you look at him, can either be considered done in poor taste with his over the top characterisation and mannerisms, or just outright homophobic. The Association's A-Class headquarters review reports from the cities, and finds that City Z is attracting a lot of villains. Garo recovers from his injuries and infiltrates the Monster Association hideout to take revenge on King the Ripper. At the Hero Association headquarters, a monster tells the executives they need to bring their best heroes to fight against the Monster Association, and kills one of the executives until Superalloy Blackluster defeats him.

Bonus: The bonus chapter focuses on Amai Mask being attacked by monsters during one of his concerts. Melzargard continues to regenerate and pose a problem to the heroes until they find his weakness is that he hides a marble essence in each of his heads. Even the mightiest foes pose no challenge to him, so he does not take his hero work seriously, goes through everything with little to no effort, and yearns for an opponent that can provide him with a challenge. Carnage asks for Saitama's secret to his power, but Saitama replies with his daily training regimen of sit-ups, push-ups, squats, running, eating right, and not using heaters/air conditioning. There may be some discrepancies between the volume numbering and online numbering as a result of chapter merges/splits.