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Chapter 130

Manga ChapterCh. 130

In this Volume 26 chapter, Garou weathers Superalloy Darkshine's crushing tackle and answers with a chained martial-arts barrage that makes the unbreakable hero doubt himself, as the narration warns that Garou's limiter is beginning to snap.

Volume: 26
Title Kanji: 怪人ごっこ
Next Chapter: Chapter 131
Online Pages: 39
Release Date: February 8, 2020
Volume Pages: 40
Chapter Title: Monster Tag
Tonari Chapter: 170
Viz Media Title: Monster Tag
Previous Chapter: Chapter 129
Webcomic Reference: Chapter 68, 69 (partially)
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Summary

Garou trades blows with Superalloy Darkshine and is driven back, overwhelmed. A heavy punch snaps him out of the fog left by his earlier fight with Orochi, and he rises to challenge the hero directly. Darkshine's ferocious tackle smashes clean through Garou's guard and hurls him through several layers of the Monster Association headquarters, breaking his ribs, though the injury seals itself in moments. Garou answers by fusing Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist and Whirlwind Iron Cutting Fist into Cross Fang Dragon Slayer Fist, an unbroken assault that leaves the seemingly unbreakable hero weighing the real possibility of defeat. Darkshine strikes back at full strength with Superalloy Bazooka, and Garou meets it with a counterblow of his own. The narrator observes that Garou's limiter has started to give way.

Away from the fight, Saitama frets over his damaged cape while Flashy Flash lectures him on his technique. Up on the surface, Genos wonders whether Saitama's clothes have been ruined.

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Key Events

Garou survives Darkshine's tackle and shattered ribs, then combines his two signature fists into Cross Fang Dragon Slayer Fist to counter the hero, whose full-power Superalloy Bazooka is met head-on. The narration notes Garou's limiter beginning to break, while Saitama worries over his torn cape and Genos frets on the surface.

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Notes

This Volume 26 chapter sits within the Monster Association Arc and released on February 8, 2020, drawing partly on webcomic chapters 68 and 69. Garou and Superalloy Darkshine appear on the cover, and the volume includes a bonus page of Darkshine lunging at a bracing Garou, his presence dwarfing the Hero Hunter. The Tonari serialization printing carried no title, which was added only for the Volume 26 release; the chapter corresponds to Tonari number 170.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One-Punch Man Chapter 130?

In Chapter 130, Garou fights Superalloy Darkshine and is knocked back by a tackle that breaks his ribs, then counters with Cross Fang Dragon Slayer Fist, an attack that leaves the seemingly unbreakable hero doubting himself.

What is Cross Fang Dragon Slayer Fist?

Cross Fang Dragon Slayer Fist is the technique Garou creates in Chapter 130 by fusing his Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist and Whirlwind Iron Cutting Fist into one unbroken assault against Superalloy Darkshine.

What arc does Chapter 130 belong to?

Chapter 130, titled Monster Tag, is part of the Monster Association Arc and appears in Volume 26 of the One-Punch Man manga, released on February 8, 2020.

Who appears on the cover of Chapter 130?

Garou and Superalloy Darkshine appear on the cover of Chapter 130, reflecting the clash between them that dominates the chapter.

What happens to Saitama in Chapter 130?

While Garou and Darkshine fight, Saitama frets over his damaged cape and is lectured by Flashy Flash on his technique, and Genos wonders on the surface whether Saitama's clothes have been ruined.

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