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Chapter 170 (Online): What Was Gained

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A quieter aftermath chapter follows Garou dodging police questions while Bang presses him to apologize to his victims. As master and disciple wander and chat, Sitch plans to bring Garou into the Hero Association to fill Bang's vacancy despite certain resistance.

Title: What Was Gained
Online Pages: 22
Release Date: August 18, 2022
Cover Character: Saitama, Genos, Garou, Bang, Tatsumaki, Fubuki
Viz Media Title: Gains
Webcomic Source: None
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Summary

At the police station, Garou brushes off questions about his crimes and lectures on his beliefs instead, which earns him a knock from Bang. Outside, Bang insists he apologize to the people he hunted, but Garou only tags along in hopes of recovering his fighting style with the old man's help. The two then stroll and talk casually.

Meanwhile, Sitch weighs Bang's resignation and his intention to introduce a certain person into the Hero Association as a replacement. Aware the heroes will reject Garou, Sitch accepts the risk, since readying for Shibabawa's final prophecy takes priority.

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Key Events

An officer asks Garou whether he regrets dining and dashing at a restaurant, and when Garou deflects, Bang strikes him from behind. On the walk afterward, Garou explains he wants to spar again with the heroes he once fought as a monster, Bang included, believing such rematches could bring him an awakening without monsterizing.

In a park playground, Tareo plays a heroes-versus-villains game with friends until Waganma arrives by car with his father Narinki and joins in. At Hero Association Headquarters, Sitch discusses Bang's departure with Sekingar, who does not realize the recruit Sitch means is Garou.

As the two continue their walk, Bang asks Garou what kind of girl he likes, and Garou names Kiiro, an actress from a sentai show, sparking a chat about the current state of such programs. In the drained seabed left by the Monster Association incident, Saitama and Genos dig for the remains of their apartment while a shrunken Overgrown Rover watches from the shore.

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Notes

Released online on August 18, 2022, the chapter uses the online title What Was Gained, which Viz Media prints as Gains. It belongs to the Monster Association Arc and has no direct webcomic source. Its release date coincided with the announcement of the anime's third season. Saitama, Genos, Garou, Bang, Tatsumaki, and Fubuki appear on the cover.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 170 (Online), "What Was Gained"?

In "What Was Gained," Garou dodges police questions about his crimes while Bang presses him to apologize to his victims, and the two end up wandering and chatting casually as Sitch quietly plans to bring Garou into the Hero Association to fill Bang's vacant spot.

Why does Garou want to spar with the heroes again?

Garou explains to Bang that he wants to spar again with the heroes he once fought as a monster, including Bang himself, believing such rematches could bring him an awakening without needing to monsterize.

What is Sitch planning regarding Bang's resignation?

Sitch is weighing Bang's resignation from the Hero Association and his intention to introduce Garou as a replacement, aware the other heroes will likely reject the idea but accepting the risk because preparing for Shibabawa's final prophecy takes priority.

What are Saitama and Genos doing in this chapter?

In the drained seabed left by the Monster Association battle, Saitama and Genos dig through the rubble searching for the remains of their destroyed apartment.

What is the Viz Media title for Chapter 170 (Online)?

Chapter 170 (Online) is titled "What Was Gained" online, which Viz Media prints in English as "Gains."

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