Chapter 184: Witnesses

A hopeful family drives toward their brand new home on the grounds of the Hero Association headquarters, a purchase that will take thirty-five years to pay off. Their young son can hardly sit still, already dreaming of collecting autographs from his favorite heroes once they settle in.

Nearby, Saitama and Tatsumaki touch down, and the esper is livid that her opponent still refuses to let go of her. She whirls him at blistering speed and drives him into the earth, yet his grip never slips. Flustered, she accuses him of being attracted to her, and Saitama plainly answers that he only wants to keep her from flying off to flatten more houses before he finally releases her. Grudgingly admitting his durability is impressive, Tatsumaki pours on more psychic force and conjures an enormous tornado.

She then rains boulders down on Saitama, who swats them aside without effort. As the exchange grows more heated, she mocks him for staying purely on the defensive and declares that he is nowhere near worthy of hanging around her sister. Saitama, more irritated by the minute, just wants to go home.

Deep inside the association, the Tsukuyomi operative once trapped in stone reveals his name to be Apollo. He digs his way up through the ground and slips off in a getaway car alongside an accomplice, vowing to make Tatsumaki pay as the two speed away.

The careless duel repeatedly puts the traveling family in danger, sending debris hurtling toward their vehicle. Both Saitama and Tatsumaki are forced to step in, each undoing the near-disasters caused by the other's sloppiness, until Tatsumaki hurries the family into their car and sends them clear of the chaos.

Presented as Witnesses, or Mokugeki, the chapter belongs to the Psychic Sisters Arc and features Tatsumaki on its cover. VIZ Media releases it under the title Eye Witnesses, and it draws from webcomic chapter 103. It appears in volume 36, following Do it Outside and preceding In the Middle of Something. A bonus page in the collected edition shows Tatsumaki settling into a crouch, and readers have noticed that Apollo's getaway car resembles a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray.