Tenninto (Retconned) is the first redrawn version of the 195th chapter. It pairs the Heavenly Ninja Party's assembly and grand scheme with a look at the Hero Association's monster-cell research, as Blast studies transformed victims and Flashy Flash probes the link between God and the Ninja Village.
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Summary
The Heavenly Ninja Party comes together at Speed-o'-Sound Sonic's place to set its plans in motion, aiming to kill Flashy Flash, execute Blast, and eventually rule the world.
At the Hero Association Headquarters, Blast observes the organization's experiments on people who have turned into monsters after taking in monster cells, hoping the work will reveal how to reverse human monsterfication. The research points to a person's psychological state as the deciding factor. Flashy Flash then questions Blast about how God relates to the Ninja Village.
Key Events
The Heavenly Ninja Party gathers at Sonic's residence and commits to assassinating Flashy Flash, executing Blast, and ruling the world. Blast watches the Association's monster-cell experiments on transformed victims and learns that psychological state is the key to reversing monsterfication. Flashy Flash asks Blast about the connection between God and the Ninja Village.
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Notes
This is the original telling of the 195th chapter in the Ninjas Arc, adapting webcomic chapter 115 in part, with Saitama on the cover. It was later replaced by Chapter 195 (Online) and also has a second reworking, Chapter 195 (Retconned Version 2). Gyoro Gyoro and God appear in mention, Psykos features in flashback, and Empty Void is shown in mention and silhouette.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chapter 195 (Retconned), also called Tenninto?
Tenninto (Retconned) is the original telling of One Punch Man's 195th chapter, pairing the Heavenly Ninja Party's assembly and world-domination scheme with a look at the Hero Association's monster-cell research.
What does Blast investigate in this version of Chapter 195?
Blast observes the Hero Association's experiments on people who transformed into monsters after absorbing monster cells, hoping to learn how to reverse human monsterfication, and the research points to a person's psychological state as the deciding factor.
What does Flashy Flash ask Blast in Chapter 195 (Retconned)?
Flashy Flash questions Blast about how the mysterious figure God relates to the Ninja Village.
Is this the final version of Chapter 195?
No. Tenninto (Retconned) was later reworked into a second version, Chapter 195 (Retconned Version 2), before both were ultimately replaced by the current Chapter 195 (Online), That Man.
When was Chapter 195 (Retconned) originally released?
This original version of Chapter 195 was released on November 2, 2023, and ran 14 pages online, adapting part of webcomic chapter 115.
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