The seventh One-Punch Man OVA is a low-key comedy in which a trio of feeble villains mistake Saitama for a fellow crook. After he repeatedly rescues them from their own bumbling, the would-be evildoers rethink their path entirely.
In a public restroom, Saitama runs into a band of minor villains who take him for one of their own. They cheerfully introduce themselves, but the moment he admits he is a hero they try to take him down. Their powers backfire so badly that Saitama ends up saving them, prompting the group to brood over how pitiful their gifts look next to figures like Tatsumaki and Volten, who turn their talents into a livelihood.
Just as the three begin to reconsider their choices, the monster Dirt Earthworm ambushes them, and Saitama once more comes to the rescue, launching the creature away with ease. Genos then arrives, having followed an evacuation alert, and finds his master alone with the strangers he assumes are pestering him. Thinking fast, the trio claim they merely dream of becoming heroes and wanted a sparring match, a story Saitama accepts before offering to train them.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
In this OVA, Saitama runs into three minor villains, Enjoe, Brut, and Chemonille, who mistake him for a fellow criminal in a public restroom, then attack him once they learn he is a hero.
The trio consists of Enjoe, Brut, and Chemonille, low-level villains whose powers backfire so badly that Saitama ends up rescuing them instead of fighting them.
The monster Dirt Earthworm ambushes the villains, and Saitama easily launches it away with ease before Genos arrives on the scene.
Genos, having followed an evacuation alert, assumes the strangers are pestering his master, so the trio quickly claims they only wanted a sparring match, a story Saitama accepts before offering to train them.
"Saitama And The Mediocre Ability Users" released on October 25, 2019, as a bonus episode bundled with the second season.
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