Indomitable is the online chapter numbered 136 of One-Punch Man, part of the Monster Association Arc. A crushed Superalloy Darkshine is rallied by his peers, Garou grows stronger beneath the rubble, and the S-Class heroes begin planning to topple the enemy's leader.
Summary
The other heroes gather around a slumped, dejected Superalloy Darkshine. Puri-Puri Prisoner and Zombieman are stunned to learn that Garou beat him, and Darkshine walks them through the encounter, admitting his defeat was total and warning that the Hero Hunter will come back stronger than ever.
Key Events
Far below, Garou claws his way up from the concrete that buried him, puzzling over how every loss seems to strengthen him and sensing that he is nearing the monster he longs to become, a vision of despair given form that could remake the world. Furious at Darkshine's self-pity, Sweet Mask kicks the muscleman again and again to drive home what heroism demands even in defeat, and the battered hero finally resolves to rise and fight once more.
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Notes
Atomic Samurai then proposes that the assembled heroes join forces to bring down the Monster Association's leader, a suggestion that catches everyone off guard, and Tanktop Master arrives to help work out the plan. Collected in Volume 28 with the Viz title Unconquerable, the chapter carries Fubuki on the cover and shows Garou appearing to begin a more monstrous transformation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Chapter 136 (Online): Indomitable?
In Chapter 136 (Online), Indomitable, the other heroes gather around a defeated Superalloy Darkshine, who admits Garou beat him completely and warns that the Hero Hunter will return even stronger.
What does Garou realize while buried in Chapter 136 (Online)?
In Chapter 136 (Online), Garou claws his way up from the rubble that buried him, realizing that every loss seems to make him stronger and sensing he is nearing the monstrous form he longs to become.
Why does Sweet Mask kick Superalloy Darkshine in Chapter 136 (Online)?
In Chapter 136 (Online), Sweet Mask, furious at Darkshine's self-pity, kicks him repeatedly to drive home what heroism demands even in defeat, finally pushing the battered hero to resolve to rise and fight again.
What plan do the heroes propose in Chapter 136 (Online)?
In Chapter 136 (Online), Atomic Samurai proposes that the assembled S-Class heroes join forces to bring down the Monster Association's leader, a suggestion that catches everyone off guard as Tanktop Master arrives to help plan it.
Who is on the cover of Chapter 136 (Online)?
Fubuki appears on the cover of Chapter 136 (Online), which is collected in Volume 28 of the One-Punch Man manga and shows Garou beginning a more monstrous transformation.
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