
This brief chapter spotlights Superalloy Darkshine as he meets the boastful cadre Bug God, only to find the monster far weaker than advertised. He names himself among the three heroes never to provoke and flattens the transformed creature in a single strike.
Still worn out by Nyan's escape, Puri-Puri Prisoner presses onward. Superalloy Darkshine, meanwhile, runs into Bug God and is briefly wary of the creature's bravado before feeling thoroughly let down by how feeble it actually is. Darkshine warns the monster that he ranks among the three heroes no one should ever provoke, alongside King and Tatsumaki. Bug God responds by shifting into a fresh shape, sprouting four extra arms and a set of wings, but the change makes no difference: Darkshine wipes it out with one blow.
Superalloy Darkshine confronts Bug God and dismisses its boasting once he gauges its true weakness. He names himself among the three heroes not to anger, together with King and Tatsumaki. Bug God transforms into a winged, six-armed form and is destroyed in a single hit.

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In One Punch Man Chapter 112, Superalloy Darkshine confronts the monster Bug God and is initially wary of its boasting, only to find it far weaker than advertised. He destroys the creature with a single blow, even after it transforms into a six-armed, winged form.
Superalloy Darkshine names himself, King, and Tatsumaki as the three heroes no one should ever provoke. He makes this warning to Bug God shortly before destroying it.
Bug God transforms into a form with four extra arms and a set of wings after being warned by Superalloy Darkshine, but the transformation makes no difference. Darkshine wipes it out with a single hit.
Chapter 112, Superalloy Darkshine, draws on webcomic Chapter 61, pages 1 through 8. It is collected in Volume 23 of the manga.
Chapter 112, titled Superalloy Darkshine and rendered by Viz as Superalloy Blackluster, adapts across Episodes 35 and 36 of the anime. Its cover features Saitama.
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