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Chapter 173 (Online): Secret Intel

Manga ChapterCh. 173

Metal Knight traces his wrecked robots to A-Class Rank 39 Saitama and resolves to shadow him. Days earlier, a secret conclave of heroes weighed the prophecy of Earth's peril, Blast's long hunt for a cube that speaks to God, and Genos' unbelievable account of Saitama's fight beyond the sky.

Kanji: 秘匿情報
Title: Secret Intel
Online Pages: 34
Release Date: November 3, 2022
Viz Media Title: Secret Info
Webcomic Chapters: 97 (partially)
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Summary

Reviewing the collapse of his defense grid, Bofoi identifies the culprit as A-Class Rank 39, the Caped Baldy. Digging through the association's records, he sees a hero who has vaulted up the ranks through countless fights and now tops the physical-testing charts. Judging that Saitama likely outclasses even the S-Class, Metal Knight decides to keep him under surveillance.

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Key Events

Two days prior, a closed meeting gathers Genos, Flashy Flash, Sweet Mask, Zombieman, Sekingar, and Sitch. Sitch ties the Monster Association crisis to the prophecy of Earth in danger and demands secrecy. Zombieman recalls Homeless Emperor invoking God with his dying breath, and Flashy Flash reveals he too once met a telepathic presence offering power. Sitch discloses that for two decades Blast and his companions hunted a mysterious cube that communicates with God, and that during a clash with Elder Centipede two years earlier, Blast met the entity face to face, refused its power, and fought it alone.

Genos insists Saitama could have resolved everything had the intel not been buried, then recounts the battle against Garou. Four exhausting hours later, with Sweet Mask having slipped out, the group dismisses the account as dubious and wants to verify it with Saitama, only for Genos to reveal that Saitama remembers none of it, prompting Flashy Flash to call him a liar and enrage the cyborg. Sitch concludes that unity among heroes is the priority to deny God any foothold in weak spirits. As Genos departs, Zombieman connects Dr. Genus' remark about a man trading his hair for a broken limiter to Saitama, while Flashy Flash and Sweet Mask both begin to suspect the Caped Baldy is far more than he appears.

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Notes

The 173rd chapter falls within the Psychic Sisters Arc and is titled Hitoku Jōhō, rendered by Viz as Secret Info. It partly adapts webcomic chapter 97, and its cover features Genos, Sweet Mask, Flashy Flash, and Zombieman.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in the online version of One-Punch Man Chapter 173, "Secret Intel"?

In the online Chapter 173, "Secret Intel," Metal Knight traces the destruction of his robots to A-Class Rank 39 Saitama and decides to keep him under surveillance, while a flashback reveals a secret meeting of heroes discussing a prophecy of Earth's peril.

What do the heroes discuss in the secret meeting in this chapter?

Genos, Flashy Flash, Sweet Mask, Zombieman, Sekingar, and Sitch meet to discuss the Monster Association crisis, Homeless Emperor's dying invocation of God, and Blast's decades-long search for a mysterious cube that communicates with God.

What does Genos reveal about Saitama's fight against Garou?

Genos recounts the battle beyond the sky between Saitama and Garou, but the other heroes doubt the account, and Genos admits that Saitama himself remembers none of it.

Why does Sitch want the heroes to keep this information secret?

Sitch argues that unity among heroes is the priority to deny God any foothold in weak spirits, so the details of the crisis and the prophecy are kept confidential.

What arc does the online Chapter 173, "Secret Intel," belong to?

This online chapter is part of the Psychic Sisters Arc and carries the Japanese title "Hitoku Joho," rendered by Viz as "Secret Info."

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