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Chapter 14: Don't Know You

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The 14th chapter of One-Punch Man, titled Don't Know You, from the Paradise Group Arc. Saitama flattens Hammerhead with a single hit, then meets Speed-o'-Sound Sonic, who fixates on the one man who can casually block his strikes.

Volume: 2
Webcomic: Chapter 14
Title Kanji: お前など知らん
Pages Online: 24
Pages Volume: 24
Release Date: September 12, 2012
Anime Episode: Episode 4
Viz Media Title: I Don't Know You
Previous Chapter: Chapter 13: Speed
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Summary

Searching for the Paradise Group, Saitama wanders into the woods near Zeniru's estate and crosses paths with Hammerhead. When the bald hero challenges him, Hammerhead swings a punch straight into Saitama's face, yet the blow barely shifts him and leaves only a faintly puzzled expression. Unimpressed, Saitama voices his letdown at how weak the attack was. The insult sets Hammerhead off; he cranks his combat suit to full output and launches his windmill assault, which stirs a memory in Saitama of the way he brawled as a boy. Saitama simply catches the flurry, drives a fist into Hammerhead's gut, and shatters the suit. Stripped bare, Hammerhead flees while swearing to give up his wrongdoing.

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Key Events

Just then Speed-o'-Sound Sonic shows up asking after Hammerhead. He flings a kunai, which Saitama plucks out of the air, then lunges to stab him, only for Saitama to seize the blade and snap it. Saitama insists he is no member of the Paradise Group but a hero instead, though Sonic dismisses the claim. To Sonic, the real issue is not Saitama's identity but the fact that he shrugged off two attacks in a row. The ninja declares his pride forbids defeat, yet Saitama reads him plainly, telling him he only wants a chance to try his moves, given away by the boyish grin on his face.

The view then cuts to Hammerhead, now being pummeled by a pair of robots. They scold him for stealing the battle suits from The Organization before leaving him beaten on the ground.

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Notes

The chapter appeared in Volume 2 under the VIZ Media title I Don't Know You and was adapted as part of anime Episode 4. Its content aligns with webcomic chapter 14, and the closing scene marks the debut of Destro and Elimin.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One-Punch Man Chapter 14, "Don't Know You"?

In Chapter 14, Don't Know You, Saitama defeats Hammerhead with a single punch while searching for the Paradise Group, then meets Speed-o'-Sound Sonic for the first time.

How does Saitama defeat Hammerhead in this chapter?

Saitama simply catches Hammerhead's windmill assault, drives a fist into his gut, and shatters his combat suit, leaving him stripped bare and fleeing while swearing to give up his wrongdoing.

Why does Speed-o'-Sound Sonic become fixated on Saitama?

Speed-o'-Sound Sonic is struck less by Saitama's claim of being a hero and more by the fact that Saitama shrugged off two of his attacks, a kunai throw and a stabbing lunge, in a row.

Which characters debut in this chapter?

Chapter 14 marks the debut of Destro and Elimin, who appear in its closing scene after a pair of robots scold the beaten Hammerhead for stealing battle suits from The Organization.

Which volume and anime episode adapt Chapter 14?

Chapter 14, Don't Know You, is collected in Volume 2 under the VIZ Media title I Don't Know You and was adapted into anime Episode 4.

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