The 160th chapter of One-Punch Man, titled Results, reunites Saitama with his allies on the surface, launches Garou into a three-way brawl with Flashy Flash and Platinum Sperm, and teases a sea monster capsizing a naval carrier.
Summary
Overjoyed at Saitama's arrival, King looks on as Flash studies the ruined battlefield and assumes the surface heroes have been beaten. Saitama rushes to a wrecked Genos, fearing Garou is to blame, but Genos explains a Monster Association member did the harm. Garou, only now clearing his head, cannot grasp his transformed body and remembers little beyond dreams of training with Bang.
Flash tests him with a kick that Garou narrowly evades, sizing him up as the S-Class hero ranked 13th. Asked if he is the Monster King, Garou denies any link to the association, and Platinum Sperm bursts in, mocking him for lacking the courage to join the monsters. The three plunge into a furious exchange of blows. Nearby, a teary King praises Genos for guarding Tatsumaki, and Saitama echoes the compliment. Genos admits he can no longer detonate himself in emergencies and asks whether he has grown stronger, to which Saitama replies that surviving is proof enough. Genos credits his progress to Saitama and Dr. Kuseno.
The clash lights the sky in a dazzling burst that spectators wrongly attribute to Tatsumaki and other espers. When Platinum Sperm proposes joining forces against the swordless, weakened Flash, Garou feigns agreement, lands a surprise punch, and unveils his Monster Calamity God Slayer Fist, a blend of the arts he has mastered, overpowering both. Far underground, a mysterious shrine of fleshy growths hides a centipede silhouette, while at sea the carrier Gotz Okkie detects a vast object below, and a pair of gigantic eyes rises to flip the vessel.
Key Events
Saitama reunites with Genos, King, and the surface heroes. A disoriented Garou denies any bond with the Monster Association and fights Flashy Flash and Platinum Sperm. Genos reveals he can no longer self-destruct, Garou debuts the Monster Calamity God Slayer Fist, and an enormous creature beneath the Gotz Okkie capsizes the carrier.
Notes
Released on December 18, 2021, this Monster Association Arc chapter appears in Volume 31 and partly adapts webcomic chapter 83. Saitama and Garou share the cover, and Viz keeps the title as Results. The volume bonus page silhouettes Saitama kneeling beside a defeated Genos beneath the burst of light from the three-way fight.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in One-Punch Man Chapter 160, "Results"?
In Chapter 160, "Results," Saitama reunites with Genos, King, and the surface heroes, a disoriented Garou fights Flashy Flash and Platinum Sperm while denying any link to the Monster Association, and the chapter closes with a giant creature capsizing the naval carrier Gotz Okkie.
What new technique does Garou reveal in Chapter 160?
In Chapter 160, Garou unveils his Monster Calamity God Slayer Fist, a fighting style blending everything he has learned, which lets him overpower both Flashy Flash and Platinum Sperm at once.
What does Genos reveal about his abilities in "Results"?
Genos reveals to Saitama that he can no longer detonate himself in emergencies, and Saitama reassures him that simply surviving is proof he has grown stronger.
What volume of One-Punch Man does Chapter 160 appear in?
One-Punch Man Chapter 160, "Results," is collected in Volume 31 and was released on December 18, 2021.
Which characters appear on the cover of Chapter 160?
The cover of One-Punch Man Chapter 160 features Saitama and Garou.
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