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Chapter 141: Indomitable

Manga ChapterCh. 141

The 141st chapter of One-Punch Man, titled Indomitable, from the Monster Association Arc. A broken Superalloy Darkshine confesses his loss to Garou, who evolves further underground, until Sweet Mask's fury drives Darkshine to stand and fight again.

Volume: 28
Webcomic: Chapter 76 (Partially)
Title Kanji: 不屈
Pages Online: 35
Pages Volume: 36
Release Date: December 1, 2020
Viz Media Title: Unconquerable
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Summary

Superalloy Darkshine slumps on the ground wearing a mournful look as the other heroes gather near. Puri-Puri Prisoner and Zombieman are stunned to hear that Garou beat him. Darkshine walks them through the encounter, owns up to a total defeat, and cautions that Garou will come back even more dangerous than before.

Far below the surface, Garou pulls himself free from a heap of concrete. He puzzles over why each loss only makes him mightier and senses he is drawing nearer to the monster he longs to become. Picturing himself as despair given form and set on remaking the world, he lets his transformation carry him further.

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Key Events

Coming upon Darkshine drowning in self-doubt, Sweet Mask lashes out in anger. He kicks the fallen hero again and again, trying to jolt him into recalling what heroism means even in defeat. Stirred by his comrades, Darkshine finds the will to fight once more. Atomic Samurai then proposes that they band together to bring down the Monster Association's leader, and soon after Tanktop Master arrives to help shape the plan.

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Notes

The chapter ran in Volume 28 under the VIZ Media title Unconquerable and partially adapts webcomic chapter 76. Fubuki is featured on the cover, and the bonus page shows Child Emperor in a playful, schoolboy moment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One-Punch Man Chapter 141, "Indomitable"?

In Chapter 141, Indomitable, a defeated Superalloy Darkshine confesses his loss to Garou while the hunter grows even more powerful underground, until Sweet Mask's anger pushes Darkshine to stand and fight again.

Why does Garou keep growing stronger in this chapter?

Garou pulls himself free from rubble and reflects that each defeat only makes him mightier, sensing he is drawing closer to the monster he longs to become as he lets his transformation continue.

How does Sweet Mask push Superalloy Darkshine back into the fight?

Finding Darkshine consumed by self doubt, Sweet Mask lashes out in anger and kicks him repeatedly, trying to remind him what heroism means even in defeat, and the reproach from his comrades gives Darkshine the will to fight again.

What plan do the heroes form after Darkshine recovers?

Atomic Samurai proposes that the heroes band together to bring down the Monster Association's leader, and Tanktop Master arrives to help shape the plan.

Which volume is Chapter 141 collected in, and what does it adapt?

Chapter 141, Indomitable, is collected in Volume 28 of One-Punch Man under the VIZ Media title Unconquerable and partially adapts webcomic chapter 76.

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