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Unknown

Manga ChapterCh. 126

Unknown is the 126th chapter of One-Punch Man, part of the Monster Association Arc. It merges two online installments, following Evil Natural Water's clever defense, Genos rushing to the base, Saitama wandering lost, and Tatsumaki pulling out Gyoro Gyoro's true body.

Kanji: 未知
Pages: Online Release: 51, Volume Release: 51
Title: Unknown
Volume: 26
Webcomic: Chapter 67, 68 (Partially)
Release Date: November 29, 2019 (Part 1), December 14, 2019 (Part 2)
Tonari Number: 165, 166
Cover Character: Death Gatling, Chain'n'toad, Red Muffler, Smile Man
Viz Media Title: Unfathomable
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Summary

Child Emperor presses on against Evil Natural Water. Sludge Jellyfish shows up offering help, but the liquid monster drains the oil out of him instead, and that oil's low freezing point renders the boy hero's ice attacks useless. Child Emperor is startled that a mindless creature can adjust so cannily. The focus then moves to Genos, speeding toward the Monster Association Headquarters while studying the data Drive Knight passed to Sekingar. He notes that each cadre member is dangerous and that there is no room to craft proper tactics, though he allows that Saitama may have beaten them already.

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Key Events

Within the base, Flashy Flash and Saitama trudge in circles with no bearings. Saitama floats the idea of calling the other heroes, but Flash counters that the remaining S-Class members are capable enough, and a narrator explains the S-Class was assembled to hold heroes who consistently defeat Demon-level monsters. Meanwhile the S-Class fighters are ground down to the brink of death by Gyoro Gyoro reading their styles and matchups. Tatsumaki locates the psychic's real body and begins wrenching it out. As she does, the villain wonders which executive is free to save her and settles on Overgrown Rover, only for the dog to already be locked in battle with Bang, Bomb, and Fubuki.

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Notes

In the Tonari serialization this ran as two installments, Unknown and Real Form, which Volume 26 combined into one chapter titled Unknown; it carries Tonari numbers 165 and 166. Death Gatling, Chain'n'toad, Red Muffler, and Smile Man appear on the cover, and the bonus page reproduces the online Real Form cover with Saitama and Genos. Part one released on November 29, 2019 and part two on December 14, 2019.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens between Child Emperor and Evil Natural Water in Unknown?

Child Emperor continues fighting Evil Natural Water, and when Sludge Jellyfish arrives to help, the liquid monster instead drains the oil from him, whose low freezing point renders Child Emperor's ice attacks useless.

What is Genos doing during the events of Unknown?

Genos races toward the Monster Association Headquarters while reviewing the data Drive Knight passed to Sekingar, noting how dangerous each cadre member is even as he allows that Saitama may have already defeated them.

Why are Saitama and Flashy Flash lost inside the base?

Inside the Monster Association's headquarters, Saitama and Flashy Flash wander in circles with no bearings, and when Saitama suggests calling other heroes, Flashy Flash argues the remaining S Class members are capable enough.

What does Tatsumaki do to Gyoro Gyoro in this chapter?

Tatsumaki tracks down Gyoro Gyoro's true physical body and begins forcibly pulling it out as the psychic's disguise breaks down.

How was the manga chapter Unknown released?

Unknown combines two Tonari serialization installments, numbers 165 and 166, that Volume 26 merged into a single chapter, released online in two parts on November 29 and December 14, 2019.

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