
Saitama walks into the Hero Association Headquarters with Black Sperm and a tamed Rover in tow, arriving as the agency shows off its new monster-resistant hero housing. When the building's automated guns mistake his companions for a threat, his effortless wrecking of pricey robots turns heads, and King's word saves him from the fallout.
Saitama travels toward the Hero Association's A-City headquarters with Black Sperm and the shrunken Overgrown Rover following behind. A public briefing is underway inside, promoting apartment towers built to withstand monster raids and reserved for A-Class heroes and above, who serve as resident protectors. Onlookers grumble that heroes are only human and can still be wounded, so the speaker redirects attention to the buildings' concealed defensive weapon.
Engineered by Metal Knight and run by an AI that supposedly beats every A-Class hero combined, the system springs to life as alarms sound. At an entrance, Saitama and his monster companions trigger a first-tier countermeasure, and a hulking robot emerges to destroy them. Saitama flattens it, so the base escalates with far tougher machines, each of which he casually slaps into scrap. Heroes storm out, and one laments that every ruined robot carried a nine-billion-yen price tag.
Panicking over the cost, Saitama feebly insists the machines just exploded by themselves. The doubting officials demand answers until King arrives and defends him. Saitama returns King's now-broken handheld console, and King leaves unbothered. Concealed under Rover, Black Sperm reels at King's presence and realizes he has wandered into Hero Association Headquarters, while Forte puzzles over King befriending an apparent nobody. The installment ends by disclosing that Saitama now holds A-Class Rank 39.
Running as the one hundred seventy-seventh chapter within the Psychic Sisters Arc, this Volume 35 entry is titled New Crib by Viz and adapts webcomic chapter 96. Its cover assembles a broad roster of top-ranked heroes. The story is a direct republication of the online-numbered Chapter 172, presenting the same sequence of events. A bonus page shows the cracked handheld console Saitama borrowed from King.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

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In Chapter 177, New Home, Saitama arrives at Hero Association headquarters with Black Sperm and a shrunken Overgrown Rover while officials unveil new monster-resistant apartment towers for A-Class heroes. The building's automated defenses mistake his companions for a threat, and Saitama destroys a series of increasingly expensive robots before King intervenes on his behalf.
Saitama destroys the robots because the headquarters' automated defense system, engineered by Metal Knight, treats his companions Black Sperm and Overgrown Rover as a threat and sends increasingly powerful machines to attack them, all of which Saitama flattens with ease.
King arrives as officials confront Saitama over the nine-billion-yen robots he destroyed and defends him, allowing Saitama to walk away from the incident without further consequence.
By the end of Chapter 177, Saitama holds A-Class Rank 39 within the Hero Association.
The defense system shown in Chapter 177 was engineered by Metal Knight and is run by an AI reportedly capable of besting every A-Class hero combined.
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