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Manga ChapterCh. 107

Atomic Samurai's disciples descend to a lower level and battle the alluring Devil Long Hair, drawing on their master's teachings to press on, while elsewhere Puri-Puri Prisoner survives a devastating blast from the monsters swarming him.

Kanji: 背中
Pages: Online release: 35 (Final Version); Volume release: 36
Title: Back
Volume: 23
Webcomic: Chapter 61 (pp. 9-15)
Release Date: February 22, 2019 (Version 1); August 19, 2020 (Version 2)
Anime Episode: Episode 34
Viz Media Title: Superhuman
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Summary

Iaian, Bushidrill, and Okamaitachi keep cutting down monsters and slice through the floor to drop to a lower level, where they run into the mysterious being Devil Long Hair. Struck by the creature's good looks, Okamaitachi feels a pull toward him but reins herself in and sends an Air Blade his way. He blocks it with his own hair and lashes out at the heroes from beneath the ground. Fighting back together against the hair, the disciples call to mind Kamikaze's guidance and renew their vow to walk the path of the heroes who have pushed past human limits.

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Key Events

Elsewhere, Puri-Puri Prisoner trades blows with a cluster of monsters when a huge explosion erupts. The creatures laugh, sure they have finished him off, but as the dust settles a seemingly unharmed Puri-Puri Prisoner comes into view. In the redrawn second version, events instead pick up from the previous revised chapter, with the samurai disciples posing as prisoners while leading the freed mercenaries toward the surface until Devil Long Hair attacks from below and splits the group apart, at which point both versions align.

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Notes

First released February 22, 2019 and revised August 19, 2020, this one hundred seventh chapter adapts into anime Episode 34, with Saitama and Genos on the cover. Its bonus page presents Atomic Samurai's three disciples along with their faces and ages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Punch Man chapter 107, "Back"?

In chapter 107, "Back," Atomic Samurai's disciples cut down monsters and drop to a lower level of the Monster Association base, where they run into the mysterious Devil Long Hair. Elsewhere, Puri-Puri Prisoner survives a huge explosion set off by a group of monsters who thought they had killed him.

Who is Devil Long Hair?

Devil Long Hair is a mysterious monster that Iaian, Bushidrill, and Okamaitachi encounter on a lower level of the Monster Association base. It blocks Okamaitachi's Air Blade with its own hair and attacks the heroes from beneath the ground.

How does Okamaitachi react to Devil Long Hair?

Okamaitachi is struck by Devil Long Hair's good looks and feels a pull toward him, but she reins herself in and attacks with an Air Blade before fighting alongside her fellow disciples.

What happens to Puri-Puri Prisoner in chapter 107?

Puri-Puri Prisoner trades blows with a cluster of monsters that set off a huge explosion, and although the creatures believe they finished him off, he emerges from the dust seemingly unharmed.

Which anime episode adapts chapter 107?

One Punch Man chapter 107, "Back," adapts into anime Episode 34.

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