
A retconned version of the 196th chapter, Threat digs into the mystery of God and Empty Void, exposes a link to Blast's past, and closes with a sudden assault on Hero Association Headquarters that Blast turns back.
Flashy Flash and Blast discuss the entity called God as well as Empty Void, who turns out to have once been Blast's partner. Meanwhile, the Hero Association starts testing a method for separating monster cells, chasing a way to reverse human monsterfication, and the early results look encouraging.
Right after this progress, Empty Void strikes the headquarters without warning, but Blast succeeds in holding off the attack.
Flashy Flash and Blast talk about God, and Empty Void is revealed as Blast's former partner. The Hero Association's experiment on separating monster cells shows promise toward undoing monsterfication. Empty Void then launches a surprise attack on the headquarters, which Blast fends off.
This is a reworked telling of the 196th chapter in the Ninjas Arc, carrying Fubuki on its cover. It was later replaced by the current Chapter 196 (Online) and follows the earlier Chapter 196 (Retconned). Gale Wind, Hellfire Flame, Empty Void, and Tatsumaki appear only in mention.
Threat is a reworked version of One Punch Man's 196th chapter in which Flashy Flash and Blast discuss the entity called God, Empty Void is revealed as Blast's former partner, and Empty Void launches a surprise attack on Hero Association Headquarters that Blast fends off.
In this version of Chapter 196, Empty Void is revealed to have once been Blast's former partner.
The Hero Association tests a method for separating monster cells in hopes of reversing human monsterfication, and the early results shown in the chapter look encouraging.
No. Empty Void strikes the headquarters without warning, but Blast succeeds in holding off the attack.
No. This retconned version of Chapter 196 was later replaced by the current online chapter, Ninja Village, and it follows the earlier Chapter 196 (Retconned).
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