
Divide is the 160th online chapter of One-Punch Man, set during the Monster Association Arc. With Sage Centipede slain, Saitama wrenches a crashing aircraft carrier into a shield for the wounded heroes, Pig God swallows them to safety, and Saitama finally comes face to face with Garou.
The chapter opens in the wreckage left after Garou has slain Sage Centipede. Sweet Mask, hauling a knocked-out Metal Bat, comes across the giant creature's body and struggles to piece together what has happened. Spotting Manako bent over the fallen Flashy Flash, he assumes she means to finish the swordsman off and winds up for a strike, only for a plummeting aircraft carrier to slam down between them and scatter the whole group.
Elsewhere King, still cradling a drained Tatsumaki, freezes as the same carrier bears down on him and realizes Saitama is nowhere in sight. Fubuki reaches him with her rebuilt Blizzard Group in tow, ready to pool their strength for an escape.
Fubuki presents her reinforced squad, which now folds in Tanktop Master, Spring Mustachio, Bomb, Bang, Superalloy Darkshine, and Nichirin. A far more muscular Tanktop Master hoists nearly everyone at once, while Fubuki offers to funnel a sliver of her remaining energy into Tatsumaki so the esper can lift them clear.
King moves to catch the group on the carrier's deck but hesitates, worried his blunt rescue style will worsen their injuries. He then notices Saitama already standing on the vessel, treating it as a parking spot, and orders everyone to simply hold their positions. Saitama digs his boots into the deck, wrenches the ship around, then springs off with such force that the hull buckles and folds. The crumpled carrier channels a wall of seawater over the heroes, sheltering them from both Evil Natural Water's spray and the descending remains of Sage Centipede.
A re-swollen Pig God arrives and gulps the survivors down to keep them safe. Meanwhile Garou scans the battlefield, puzzled over where Evil Natural Water has gone, and turns to find Saitama behind him, asking exactly who he is meant to be.

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Divide carries the Japanese title Bunsuirei and appears in Viz's release as Watershed. It corresponds in part to chapter 86 of the original webcomic, and Garou is featured on the cover.
The chapter released online on March 10, 2022 with 28 pages, following Blessing and preceding Sinking Feeling. In the collected volume numbering the same content appears as chapter 165.
In Chapter 160 (Online), "Divide," Saitama shields the wounded heroes from a crashing aircraft carrier by wrenching it into a makeshift barrier, Pig God swallows the group to keep them safe, and Saitama finally comes face to face with Garou after Sage Centipede's death.
Saitama plants his boots into the carrier's deck and wrenches the ship around before leaping off with enough force to buckle the hull, channeling a wall of seawater over the heroes to shield them from Evil Natural Water's spray and the falling remains of Sage Centipede.
Chapter 160 (Online) carries the Japanese title Bunsuirei and is released by Viz under the English title Watershed.
The online Chapter 160, "Divide," corresponds to chapter 165 in One-Punch Man's collected volume numbering.
At the end of "Divide," Saitama finally comes face to face with Garou, who is scanning the battlefield trying to figure out where Evil Natural Water went.
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