
The online 109th chapter closes out Tatsumaki's duel by dragging Gyoro Gyoro's true self from its puppet shell, while King wanders the base alone and unmasks a shapeshifter posing as the hostage Waganma.
Beaten, Gyoro Gyoro sweeps the area with its eyes hunting for Orochi, and on sensing that he has died it starts searching instead for whoever bested him. One eye locks onto Saitama and is crushed at once, though not before it registers his bald head. Hearing that detail, Tatsumaki idly wonders whether the hero meant is Superalloy Darkshine. Gyoro Gyoro ignores this and presses about Orochi's fate, but Tatsumaki says she has no room to fret over anyone else given her own danger. When the adviser begs to be spared, she recognizes it as a mere flesh puppet and orders the true operator to emerge and apologize. Gyoro Gyoro instead lifts every eye she had torn free and looses volleys of psychic beams, all easily turned aside. Tatsumaki even compliments the refined control behind the technique and asks who trained it, then wrenches the real body loose, recognizing the figure as one of Fubuki's acquaintances.
At that moment Fubuki, walking with Bang and Bomb, halts abruptly. She tells them her sister is close and channeling a staggering amount of power, something Tatsumaki almost never needs to do. The remark puts Bang and Bomb on alert about just how formidable the monsters ahead might be.
Meanwhile King roams the corridors on his own after parting from the group, wishing he had not been left alone and soothing himself with the notion that he is a harmless microbe unable to affect or be affected by anything. A voice calls his name and startles him: it appears to be the hostage Waganma, who claims a monster is after him and demands King kill it and carry him to safety. As the boy moves in for a hug, the pounding King Engine flares, and King snaps that he cannot protect anyone no matter how adorable the act is. Taking this as its disguise being exposed, the creature is revealed as a shapeshifter and drops dead from sheer fright. Rattled, King resolves to go find Saitama.
Gyoro Gyoro glimpses Saitama's bald head before Tatsumaki crushes the eye, and its psychic barrage fails against her. Tatsumaki extracts Gyoro Gyoro's genuine body from the puppet and identifies her as a friend of Fubuki. Fubuki senses her sister's rare exertion of power. King exposes a monster impersonating Waganma, and the terrified creature dies on the spot.

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In the online chapter 109, Tatsumaki finishes off Gyoro Gyoro by dragging its real body out of a puppet shell, while King wanders the Monster Association base alone and unmasks a shapeshifter posing as the hostage Waganma.
After Gyoro Gyoro's psychic beam volleys fail against her, Tatsumaki recognizes the beaten body as a mere flesh puppet, orders the true operator to emerge, and wrenches the real body loose, identifying it as one of Fubuki's acquaintances.
While walking with Bang and Bomb, Fubuki halts because she can feel Tatsumaki nearby channeling a staggering amount of power, something Tatsumaki almost never needs to do.
A shapeshifting monster disguised as the hostage Waganma approaches King and asks to be carried to safety, but when King's pounding King Engine flares and he admits he cannot protect anyone, the creature realizes its disguise is exposed and drops dead from fright.
The online version of One Punch Man chapter 109, "Fake," adapts part of webcomic Chapter 62.
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