In the fiftieth chapter, Getting Cocky!, Garou picks a fight with Golden Ball outside the Venomous Bug tavern and the two settle it in a side alley. Golden Ball's ricochet shot briefly surprises him, but Garou dodges the marksman's whole arsenal and redirects the rounds, then defeats the intervening Spring Mustachio and taunts Golden Ball.
Summary
One night at the Venomous Bug tavern, Garou picks a fight with Golden Ball and, after a needlessly rude gesture, the two head into a side alley to settle it. Feigning drunkenness, Golden Ball opens with a quick assault meant to end things fast, but Garou slips every strike, prompting the marksman to try a ricocheting shot that catches Garou off guard.
Garou brushes off the hit as luck and warns there will be no repeat, yet Golden Ball insists his ammunition is far from spent and unloads nearly all of it at once. Garou dodges the entire barrage. Rattled, Golden Ball fires his final round, only for Garou to deflect it into another bullet in flight and keep redirecting the rest. As Garou closes in, Spring Mustachio steps in, claiming he grew worried since the two were meant to be drinking together nearby. He attacks, and when Garou leaps, Spring Mustachio unleashes his Et La, Tomboy thrust; Garou lets the blade run through his hand, strikes back, and drops him. Golden Ball issues a warning that Garou simply mocks.
Key Events
Garou challenges Golden Ball and they relocate to an alley. Golden Ball's ricochet shot briefly surprises Garou, then he fires his whole arsenal and Garou evades every round before redirecting them. Spring Mustachio intervenes with his Et La, Tomboy technique, Garou defeats him, and taunts Golden Ball.
Notes
Titled "Getting Cocky!" (Tonari 72 and 73), the chapter belongs to Volume 10 and the Hero Hunt Arc and was adapted in Episode 15. Its cover features Saitama and Garou.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who does Garou fight in Chapter 50?
In Chapter 50, Garou picks a fight with the marksman Golden Ball outside the Venomous Bug tavern, and the two move to a side alley to settle it.
How does Garou handle Golden Ball's gunfire in Chapter 50?
After a ricochet shot briefly catches him off guard, Garou dodges Golden Ball's entire remaining arsenal and even deflects one bullet into another round in flight.
Who intervenes in the fight in Chapter 50?
Spring Mustachio steps into the fight in Chapter 50, using his Et La, Tomboy thrust against Garou, who lets the blade pierce his hand before striking back to defeat him.
Does Garou defeat Golden Ball in Chapter 50?
Garou does not fully defeat Golden Ball in Chapter 50; after downing Spring Mustachio, Garou closes in and taunts Golden Ball, who issues a warning that Garou simply mocks.
What arc does Chapter 50 belong to?
Titled Getting Cocky!, Chapter 50 belongs to Volume 10 and the Hero Hunt Arc, and was adapted into Episode 15 of the anime.
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