Volume 6 Omake 2
Manga ChapterPart of the sixth volume's run of bonus pages, this short strip captures the S-Class hero meeting as it reels from the loss of a famous seer, with Metal Bat stunned that Saitama has no idea who she even was.
Summary
Key Events
Sitch delivers the news of Shibabawa's death to the gathered heroes. The group reacts with shock at both her loss and the vanished forecasts. Saitama's ignorance of her identity blindsides Metal Bat.
Notes
The page runs as a bonus attached to the sixth volume. Metal Bat headlines the cover, while Shibabawa is only named and never shown. The comedy hinges on Saitama being oblivious to a figure the other heroes clearly treat as significant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in One Punch Man Volume 6 Omake 2?
At an S-Class hero meeting, Sitch announces that the seer Shibabawa has died, and Metal Bat is stunned when Saitama admits he has no idea who she is.
Who delivers the news of Shibabawa's death?
Sitch is the one who tells the assembled S-Class heroes that Shibabawa has died.
Why does Shibabawa's death rattle the other heroes?
Her death means the end of the prophecies she was known for, which unsettles the gathered heroes.
Why is Metal Bat surprised by Saitama's reaction?
Metal Bat is thrown off because Saitama, seemingly clueless, asks who Shibabawa even is, despite her being a significant figure to the other heroes.
Who appears on the cover of Volume 6 Omake 2?
Metal Bat is the character featured on the cover of Volume 6 Omake 2, while Shibabawa is mentioned but never shown.
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