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Ultimate Premium Beef Gift Set

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The Ultimate Premium Beef Gift Set is a package of rare, top-grade meat that Dr. Kuseno presents to Saitama as thanks for looking after Genos. Difficult to obtain, it later doubles as bait in the running joke of attempts to lure Saitama into a hero faction.

Type: Food
Given By: Dr. Kuseno
Recipient: Saitama
Anime Debut: Episode 27
Manga Debut: Chapter 90
Webcomic Debut: Chapter 140
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Overview

This gift set is a bundle of unusually high-grade beef, the kind of luxury cut that rarely reaches an ordinary shelf. Dr. Kuseno hands it to Saitama as a token of gratitude for caring for Genos, having learned that the bald hero perks up whenever discount meat turns up at the supermarket.

Because such quality is so hard to source, the beef carries an outsized value in Saitama's world, where a good sale is a small victory. The item becomes a recurring comic prop, treated by some characters as a treasure and by Saitama as ordinary groceries.

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Function

As food, the beef is simply meant to be cooked and enjoyed, though its premium grade makes how it gets used a point of friction. Saitama, unbothered by its rarity, tosses it into a plain hotpot, which leaves Fubuki dismayed that something so fine is being spent on such a casual meal. In an alternate telling, Kuseno grills the meat alongside Saitama as a shared reward for cooperating with a testing session.

Beyond the plate, the beef takes on a second role as a recruiting lure. Its scarcity and appeal make it the tool of choice for anyone hoping to win Saitama's loyalty through his stomach.

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Notable Users

Dr. Kuseno is the one who first supplies the beef, offering it to Saitama both as a thank-you and, in the webcomic account, as encouragement to sit through a physical measurement machine, after which the two barbecue it together.

Having seen how well the tactic works, Fubuki tries the same approach, presenting her own set of first-class beef in a bid to draw Saitama into the Blizzard Group. He refuses at once and shuts the door in her face. Her rejected offering is then devoured by a shrunken Overgrown Rover, who enjoys it so much that he tags along with the Blizzard Group for a time, even clearing out a troublesome flower-shaped monster before wandering off again.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ultimate Premium Beef Gift Set in One-Punch Man?

The Ultimate Premium Beef Gift Set is a package of rare, top-grade beef that Dr. Kuseno gives to Saitama as thanks for looking after Genos. Such high-quality meat is hard to come by and carries outsized value in Saitama's bargain-hunting world.

Why did Dr. Kuseno give Saitama the beef gift set?

Dr. Kuseno gives Saitama the Ultimate Premium Beef Gift Set as a token of gratitude for caring for Genos, having learned that Saitama perks up whenever discount meat appears at the supermarket.

What did Saitama do with the Ultimate Premium Beef Gift Set?

Saitama tossed the premium beef into a plain hotpot without regard for its rarity, which left Fubuki dismayed that something so fine was being used so casually. In an alternate telling, Dr. Kuseno grills the meat with Saitama as a reward for a testing session.

How did Fubuki use a beef gift set of her own?

Fubuki tried the same tactic as Dr. Kuseno, offering Saitama her own set of first-class beef to try to recruit him into the Blizzard Group. Saitama refused at once and shut the door on her.

Who ended up eating Fubuki's rejected beef gift?

Fubuki's rejected beef gift was devoured by a shrunken Overgrown Rover, who enjoyed it so much that he tagged along with the Blizzard Group for a time, even clearing out a troublesome flower-shaped monster before wandering off again.

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