The online release of chapter 117, Cornered Rat, pushes the outmatched heroes to their limit against Nyan. Gearsper's psychic powers suddenly awaken, letting him bury the cadre under building debris before he collapses, yet Nyan escapes and reveals his Dragon threat level. Drive Knight then drops in, frees the captives, and charges with Tactical Transformation: Chariot.
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Summary
Mizuki throws herself in Nyan's path to keep him off Waganma and Food Battler Futoshi, but the cadre bats her into the air. Gearsper, his psychic gift suddenly awakened, softens her landing and spends the last of his power on a counterattack, ripping apart nearby buildings, shaping the debris into jagged spears, and burying Nyan under them. The surge of power registers with Fubuki elsewhere. With his helmet cracked, Gearsper drops.
Waganma crows about the heroes' apparent win, but Nyan wriggles free of the rubble and rakes Futoshi's belly open. He tells the boy his threat level is Dragon, scaring the child so badly that he wets himself, then hauls the pair off to kill Waganma in front of everyone. A blur of a projectile snaps the cadre's grip loose, loops back, and lands in the hand of Drive Knight. As Futoshi and Waganma bolt for cover and the hostage jeers at the monster's rotten luck, Sekingar watches gratefully. Drive Knight invokes Tactical Transformation: Chariot and charges Nyan, who only remarks on how strange the S-Class are.
Key Events
Gearsper awakens psychic powers, saves Mizuki, and buries Nyan under building debris before collapsing. Nyan escapes, wounds Food Battler Futoshi, and reveals his Dragon threat level. Drive Knight arrives, frees the captives with a returning projectile, and charges in using Tactical Transformation: Chariot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in the online version of One Punch Man Chapter 117, Cornered Rat?
In this online Chapter 117, Gearsper's psychic powers suddenly awaken, letting him save Mizuki and bury Nyan under building debris before he collapses. Nyan escapes, wounds Food Battler Futoshi, reveals his Dragon threat level, and is then confronted by the newly arrived Drive Knight.
How does Gearsper stop Nyan in this chapter?
Gearsper's psychic gift suddenly awakens, letting him soften Mizuki's landing and then rip apart nearby buildings, shaping the debris into spears that bury Nyan. He collapses afterward with his helmet cracked.
What threat level does Nyan reveal about himself?
Nyan reveals that his threat level is Dragon after wriggling free of the rubble Gearsper buried him under. He tells this to Food Battler Futoshi, terrifying the boy.
Who rescues Futoshi and Waganma from Nyan?
Drive Knight rescues Futoshi and Waganma, snapping Nyan's grip loose with a returning projectile as the pair flee. He then invokes Tactical Transformation: Chariot and charges at Nyan.
What technique does Drive Knight use against Nyan?
Drive Knight uses Tactical Transformation: Chariot to charge at Nyan after freeing the hostages. Nyan only remarks on how strange the S-Class heroes are in response.
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