
The online release of chapter 115, called Encounter, splits its attention between a disastrous rescue attempt on Garou and Saitama's first meeting with Flashy Flash inside the Monster Association base.
Puri-Puri Prisoner burrows through the walls of the Monster Association's underground base while hunting for Nyan. He surfaces in a cramped room stocked with torture gear and spots a chained, seemingly out-cold prisoner. Failing to place the man as the Hero Hunter, he assumes he is just another captive human and steps forward to free him, announcing himself as an S-Class hero. Recognition arrives a beat too late: Garou stirs, snaps his restraints, and beats the hero down, leaving him to grasp how badly he has erred.
Elsewhere, Saitama keeps roaming the base, still hoping to find someone who can explain the racket beneath his apartment. A monster ambushes him and dies to a single blow. Rounding a corner, he meets Flashy Flash, who sizes him up as a monster and strikes. Saitama slips the attack, and Flash realizes this is the B-Class hero who once tagged along with Genos to an S-Class meeting. Furious that his ambush failed, Flash unleashes his signature slash, only for Saitama to catch the blade barehanded. After some back and forth over who is really the monster, Flash explains they stand in enemy territory and mentions the Monster King, Orochi, which delights Saitama, who has no idea he already killed him. When Flash tries to ditch him at full speed, the bald hero keeps pace with ease.
Puri-Puri Prisoner accidentally revives Garou and is thrashed for it. Saitama flattens a lurking monster with one punch, then crosses paths with Flashy Flash, who mistakes him for an enemy. Saitama catches Flash's special sword technique and refuses to be shaken off, matching the ninja's top speed through the corridors.

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Part of the Monster Association Arc, this installment draws partially on webcomic chapters 62, 65, and 66. The clash between Garou and Puri-Puri Prisoner was expanded from its webcomic version. In the original release, the stretch of base Saitama walks through closely mirrors a section of the Taman Sari Water Castle in Indonesia. The chapter runs 28 pages and was released on August 23, 2019.
In this online Chapter 115, Puri-Puri Prisoner accidentally frees the chained Garou while searching for Nyan and is beaten down for it. Saitama, meanwhile, meets Flashy Flash for the first time and catches his special sword technique barehanded.
Puri-Puri Prisoner mistakes the chained Garou for an ordinary human captive and tries to free him, announcing himself as an S-Class hero. Garou then snaps his restraints and beats him down.
Saitama encounters Flashy Flash for the first time in this chapter. Flash mistakes Saitama for a monster and attacks him, only to realize he is the B-Class hero who once accompanied Genos to an S-Class meeting.
Saitama catches Flashy Flash's signature slash barehanded without difficulty. When Flash tries to outrun him at full speed, Saitama keeps pace with ease.
Flashy Flash mentions the Monster King, Orochi, while explaining that they are standing in enemy territory. This delights Saitama, who has no idea he has already killed Orochi.
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