
Tough Guy is the 206th chapter of the One-Punch Man manga, set within the Supreme Hero Arc. Raiden sizes up Superalloy Darkshine at the Neo Heroes base while two snubbed hopefuls charge in and quickly learn how far the leaders outrank them.
Under the title Tough Guy, this chapter opens inside the Neo Heroes Headquarters, where Raiden decides to gauge the strength of Superalloy Darkshine. He calls off the test once he picks up on how nervous Darkshine has become.
The mood shifts when Mars Leo and Kokou storm into the room, sore that neither of them was picked as a Neo leader. Their protest goes nowhere fast, as the two are plainly outmatched by the Neo Heroes leaders already gathered there.

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Chapter 206 (Online), titled Tough Guy, opens inside Neo Heroes Headquarters as Raiden decides to test the strength of Superalloy Darkshine.
Raiden calls off the test once he notices how nervous Superalloy Darkshine has become.
Mars Leo and Kokou storm into the room, upset that neither of them was picked as a Neo leader, but they are plainly outmatched by the leaders already gathered.
VIZ localized the chapter's Japanese title, romanized as Mosa, as The Fierce Ones.
Chapter 206 (Online) first ran on September 19, 2024, and was republished on June 19, 2025, with Saitama on the cover.
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