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Modern Art

Manga ChapterCh. 10

Saitama and Genos push deep into the House of Evolution and confront its strongest creation, Carnage Kabuto, whose animal instincts flare with terror the moment he senses just how dangerous the bald hero truly is.

Kanji: 現代アート
Pages: Online release: 31; Volume release: 31
Title: Modern Art
Volume: 2
Webcomic: Chapter 10
Release Date: August 15, 2012
Anime Episode: Episode 3
Viz Media Title: Modern Art
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Summary

Making their way into the House of Evolution's stronghold, Saitama and Genos arrive in a sprawling corridor where Genos picks up on a swarm of life signatures, two of which are closing in fast. Carnage Kabuto emerges hauling Dr. Genus, and after the doctor points out which of the intruders is Saitama, he is tossed aside. The beast then slams Genos deep into the wall and strolls past to plant himself behind Saitama. He proposes relocating to a spacious chamber for their bout, and Saitama accepts on the condition that Genos gets left looking like a piece of modern art.

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Key Events

Just as the duel is set to begin, a wave of flame from a recovered Genos crashes over Carnage Kabuto. Genos charges in with a flurry of blows that barely register before a single counterpunch flings him across the room into Saitama's arms. Saitama urges him to stand down, but Genos fires again, only for Carnage Kabuto to inhale and blast the attack right back, leaving Genos's hair puffed into an Afro. Stepping in himself while Dr. Genus observes, Saitama unsettles his opponent, who darts behind him at incredible speed to strike. Feeling Saitama's aura, Carnage Kabuto recoils in dread, certain that following through would have gotten him killed. Shaken, he demands to know the secret of such power, and Saitama agrees to explain, telling Genos to pay attention too.

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Notes

Published August 15, 2012, this is the tenth chapter of the manga and adapts into anime Episode 3. Carnage Kabuto and Saitama share the cover. Appearing in order are Carnage Kabuto, Saitama, Genos, and Dr. Genus.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Punch Man Chapter 10, "Modern Art"?

In "Modern Art," Saitama and Genos push deep into the House of Evolution and confront its strongest creation, Carnage Kabuto, whose animal instincts flare with terror the moment he senses just how dangerous Saitama truly is.

Who is Carnage Kabuto in this chapter?

Carnage Kabuto is the House of Evolution's strongest creation, a beast who hauls in Dr. Genus, tosses him aside, slams Genos into a wall, and proposes moving the fight with Saitama to a spacious chamber.

Why does Chapter 10 use the title "Modern Art"?

Saitama agrees to Carnage Kabuto's proposed duel on the condition that Genos gets left looking like a piece of modern art, giving the chapter its title.

How does Carnage Kabuto react when he senses Saitama's power?

After darting behind Saitama at incredible speed to strike, Carnage Kabuto feels Saitama's aura and recoils in dread, certain that following through with the attack would have gotten him killed.

Which anime episode adapts One Punch Man Chapter 10?

Chapter 10, "Modern Art," published August 15, 2012, is adapted into Episode 3 of the One Punch Man anime.

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