
The 194th online chapter cuts the Saitama and Flashy Flash duel short when Genos steps in, then sends the trio into a string of quick fights against monsters and ninjas before an arrival at Hero Association Headquarters brings Blast into view.
Genos breaks up the ongoing bout between Saitama and Flashy Flash. The three then set off toward Internet Surfers and run into Speed-o'-Sound Sonic along with Gale Wind and Hellfire Flame.
Genos disposes of Internet Surfers, and the two ninjas flee from Flash once they are beaten, while Saitama hands Sonic his fourteenth loss. With the skirmishes over, Saitama, Flashy Flash, and Manako make their way to the Hero Association Headquarters, where they cross paths with Blast.
Genos interrupts the match between Saitama and Flashy Flash. Internet Surfers is killed by Genos, Gale Wind and Hellfire Flame retreat after being defeated by Flash, and Sonic loses to Saitama for the fourteenth time. Saitama, Flashy Flash, and Manako then reach Hero Association Headquarters and encounter Blast.

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In Chapter 194, Genos interrupts the fight between Saitama and Flashy Flash, and the trio then defeats Internet Surfers, Gale Wind, Hellfire Flame, and Speed-o'-Sound Sonic before arriving at Hero Association Headquarters and meeting Blast.
Genos breaks up the ongoing bout between Saitama and Flashy Flash before it can be settled, and the three head off together afterward.
Chapter 194 marks Saitama handing Sonic his fourteenth loss to him.
Saitama, Flashy Flash, and Manako travel to Hero Association Headquarters, where they cross paths with Blast.
Right Away is part of the Ninjas Arc and adapts material from webcomic chapters 112, 113, and 114, with a cover featuring Tatsumaki, Saitama, and Genos.
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