
The online-numbered 138th chapter of One-Punch Man, titled Into the Abyss, part of the Monster Association Arc. The S-Class heroes gang up to knock the Psykos and Orochi fusion out of the sky, and Saitama's group glimpses a godlike figure hidden beneath the earth.
Drive Knight and Genos pour concentrated beams into Psykos' aircraft, flooding it with more energy than it can hold. Rather than break, Psykos banks that power and fires it back out through the very wound the two heroes opened, dropping both of them toward the ground. She lines up a killing shot on Tatsumaki, only for a huge slab of rock hurled by Tanktop Master to swat it aside. Fubuki amplifies the tank-top hero's muscle, and he rains boulders down on Psykos, handing the other fighters a breather.
Drive Knight rejoins Genos and asks to merge for greater output. Genos consents but cautions that his reactor is close to failing. Their combined form, Tactical Combination: Promoted Rook, freezes Psykos in midair. Tanktop Master then flings an entire building loaded with Kamikaze, Puri-Puri Prisoner, and Superalloy Darkshine, who chain together Atomic Beeline Slash, Vibration Dark Angel Rush, and Superalloy Missile to hammer the fusion earthward. Psykos splits away from Orochi as Bang and Bomb land their Cross Fang Dragon Slayer Fist on the downed beast. Tatsumaki readies the finishing blow on Orochi while the ground starts to quake.
Deeper down, Flashy Flash reports his arm trapped under something crushing, and Saitama uncovers a cube-shaped object much like the one Blast carried in the earlier flashback. Before Flash can wrench himself loose, Tatsumaki tears away the earth overhead, snapping Instakill, his katana, which was lodged in the same wreckage. She feeds psychic power into the spire above and swings it toward Orochi for the kill.
Manako tries to slip out through the gap that had pinned Flash's arm, but the trio spots something eerie waiting there: an enormous humanoid shape curled into a fetal pose, resembling God. Stars scatter across the space around it, suggesting the three are peering past the boundary of reality into somewhere far within the cosmos.

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In the online numbered Chapter 138, Into the Abyss, the S-Class heroes combine their attacks to bring down the airborne Psykos and Orochi fusion, while Saitama's group underground uncovers a cube shaped object and glimpses a mysterious godlike figure.
Tactical Combination: Promoted Rook is the merged form Drive Knight and Genos create in Chapter 138 (Online) to freeze the airborne Psykos in place, though Genos warns his reactor is close to failing.
While freeing Flashy Flash from the wreckage, Saitama uncovers a cube shaped object similar to one Blast carried earlier, and the trio then spots an enormous humanoid shape curled in a fetal pose that resembles God.
After Tanktop Master, Kamikaze, Puri-Puri Prisoner, and Superalloy Darkshine chain together attacks to hammer the fusion earthward, Psykos splits away from Orochi, and Bang and Bomb land their Cross Fang Dragon Slayer Fist on the downed monster.
Chapter 138 (Online), Into the Abyss, partially adapts webcomic chapter 78 and features Saitama, Flashy Flash, and Manako on its cover.
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