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Chapter 176 (Online): Hypocenter

Manga ChapterCh. 176

Flashbacks trace how a vision of the future shattered young Psykos into a prophet of human extinction. In the present, Tatsumaki storms in to kill her captured rival, colliding with the Tsukuyomi esper, and the psychic shockwave drops Saitama through the floor into a vault of Demon-level monsters.

Kanji: 震源
Title: Hypocenter
Online Pages: 27
Release Date: December 15, 2022
Viz Media Title: Epicenter
Webcomic Chapters: 77 (partially), 98 (partially), 99 (partially), 100 (partially)
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Summary

A flashback shows a younger Psykos telling Fubuki that their group is swelling and that the Invisible Hand has joined, hinting they may soon rule the world from the shadows. Walking home, Psykos praises Fubuki's greater psychic gift, though Fubuki tunes her out. Later, studying a future-seeing power called the Third Eye in hopes of toppling Tatsumaki, Psykos glimpses a vision so terrible it unhinges her, and she declares world domination pointless and the extermination of humanity necessary.

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Key Events

Returning to their Monster Association clash, Psykos is beaten and seized by Fubuki, who probes for the root of her madness and, cradling her, feels a chilling unknown presence. In the present, the Blizzard Group and Saitama reach Psykos just as the Tsukuyomi agent moves to take her. Fubuki warns that Tatsumaki knows the location and intends to kill Psykos, and moments later Tatsumaki smashes in, only for Fubuki and the man to shield the captive.

Fubuki recalls Tatsumaki explaining that Tsukuyomi is the organization that experimented on her and now covets Psykos. The agent announces he means to seize Fubuki and Tatsumaki as well, and a battle erupts. Saitama, mainly wanting to gripe at Tatsumaki over his wrecked apartment, is welcomed by Fubuki as useful muscle, but the violent psychic collision between Tatsumaki and the esper fractures the floor beneath him. He plunges to the level below, where a host of caged Demon-level Mysterious Beings awaits.

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Notes

The 176th chapter belongs to the Psychic Sisters Arc and is titled Shingen, which Viz publishes as Epicenter. It partly adapts webcomic chapters 77, 98, 99, and 100, and its cover pairs Fubuki with Psykos.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in the online version of One-Punch Man Chapter 176, "Hypocenter"?

In the online Chapter 176, "Hypocenter," flashbacks reveal how a terrifying vision of the future shattered young Psykos into a prophet bent on human extinction, while in the present Tatsumaki storms in to kill her captured rival.

What vision drives Psykos to want to exterminate humanity?

While studying a future-seeing power called the Third Eye to overtake Tatsumaki, Psykos glimpses a vision so terrible it unhinges her, leading her to declare that exterminating humanity is necessary.

What happens when Tatsumaki confronts the Tsukuyomi agent in this chapter?

Tatsumaki smashes in to kill the captured Psykos, but Fubuki and the Tsukuyomi esper shield her, sparking a violent psychic collision between Tatsumaki and the agent.

How does Saitama end up among the Demon-level monsters in Chapter 176 (Online)?

The psychic shockwave from the clash between Tatsumaki and the esper fractures the floor beneath Saitama, and he plunges down into a vault of caged Demon-level Mysterious Beings.

What arc does the online Chapter 176, "Hypocenter," belong to?

This online chapter is part of the Psychic Sisters Arc and carries the Japanese title "Shingen," rendered by Viz as "Epicenter."

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