The sixth One-Punch Man OVA plays out as a comic whodunit at a hot spring retreat, where Zombieman turns up stabbed and Child Emperor turns detective. The young hero picks apart alibis and evidence to name the culprit behind an apparently unkillable victim's murder.
With the Dark Matter Thieves repelled, the heroes who fought are treated to a stay at a hot spring resort, only for Zombieman to be discovered sprawled dead on the floor. Child Emperor announces that the killer must be one of the S-Class attendees. The tale rewinds to the previous evening, when everyone bathed together and Metal Bat grumbled that idle names like Flashy Flash, Pig God, and Watchdog Man had been rewarded for handling unrelated cases rather than the invasion.
Sitch later assembles the group for a victory party, where a few heroes get drunk on sake to Child Emperor's distaste, and Zombieman quietly asks the boy whether he is enjoying the night.
Back at the crime scene, Child Emperor gathers clues and eliminates suspects one by one, fixing on the murder weapon: Atomic Samurai's katana. He grills several heroes, among them Saitama, who had earlier quizzed Zombieman about his immortality, and King, whose grim stare unnerves the investigator. Tatsumaki then storms in, threatening to bind everyone as suspects. When Zombieman revives, he recalls that the blade had hovered wrapped in a green glow much like Tatsumaki's flight, and Child Emperor begins to suspect she had been drunk.
She furiously denies it, insisting she knew the victim could not truly die, and Bang steps in to calm her before the gathering breaks up. Reviewing the night's surveillance footage at Sitch's request, Child Emperor sees plainly that a heavily intoxicated Tatsumaki was the offender.
Released on May 27, 2016, the episode caps its mystery with a joke about the true motive. Heading home, Saitama wonders aloud why Tatsumaki stabbed Zombieman, while Genos silently grasps the cause: Saitama had told her she was a child too young for adult sake, so the humiliated esper retaliated by draining as much of his bottle as she could.

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Heroes resting at a hot spring resort after repelling the Dark Matter Thieves discover Zombieman sprawled dead on the floor, prompting Child Emperor to investigate the apparently unkillable victim's murder.
Child Emperor determines that a heavily intoxicated Tatsumaki is the culprit behind Zombieman's apparent murder in this OVA, after reviewing the resort's surveillance footage.
The murder weapon in The Murder Case That Is Too Impossible is Atomic Samurai's katana, which Child Emperor identifies while investigating Zombieman's stabbing.
No. Zombieman recovers after appearing dead, since his immortality lets him survive the stabbing, and he later helps Child Emperor piece together what happened.
According to the OVA's closing joke, Tatsumaki attacks Zombieman out of humiliation after Saitama told her she was too young a child for adult sake, prompting her to drink as much of his bottle as she could.
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