
The 147th volume chapter of One-Punch Man centers on Fubuki risking herself to stabilize Genos's overheating core, saving the cyborg from self-destruction and collapsing from exhaustion in the process.
Genos falls out of the sky and lands in front of Fubuki, Puri-Puri Prisoner, Bang, and Bomb. The cyborg admits that his core has overheated from the drawn-out battle and is close to blowing, and adds that Drive Knight has already departed without any concern for his condition. Puri-Puri Prisoner sets off alone to dig Child Emperor out from beneath the rubble, leaving the others to deal with Genos.
Genos tells the group to fall back so he can self-destruct and take out as many of the surviving enemies as possible. Fubuki hesitates, then decides she will not abandon anyone. Summoning her resolve, she pours her psychic power into steadying his core, a struggle that pushes her to the edge. She manages to save Genos, but the strain drops her into a faint immediately afterward. Watching her, Bang and Bomb are struck by the selflessness of the act.
Bang and Bomb remark that the unconscious Fubuki may one day grow into a great leader. Viz Media publishes the chapter as The Right Attitude, with Fubuki as the cover character. This is the volume edition, part of the Monster Association Arc.
A volume bonus page shows Fubuki lounging in a dress and pearls, poised and refined.

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Chapter 147 centers on Fubuki risking herself to stabilize Genos's overheating core after he warns the group he is about to self-destruct. She succeeds in saving the cyborg but collapses from exhaustion immediately afterward.
Genos's core overheats from a long, drawn-out battle and nears the point of exploding. He tells Fubuki, Puri Puri Prisoner, Bang, and Bomb to fall back so he can take out as many surviving enemies as possible when he blows.
Watching Fubuki risk herself to save Genos, Bang and Bomb are struck by her selflessness. They remark that the unconscious hero may one day grow into a great leader.
While the others deal with Genos, Puri Puri Prisoner sets off alone to dig Child Emperor out from beneath the rubble.
VIZ Media publishes this chapter as The Right Attitude. It is the volume edition, part of the Monster Association Arc, with Fubuki featured on the cover.
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