
Perversity is the retconned 208th chapter of the One-Punch Man manga, set in the Ninjas Arc. Empty Void unveils a fresh transformation that reverses the momentum of his duel with Blast, leaving Speed-o'-Sound Sonic and Flashy Flash watching helplessly.
This retconned installment, titled Perversity, belongs to the Ninjas Arc and continues the fight between Blast and Empty Void. Void debuts a new form that shifts the balance of the encounter in his favor.
Drawing on his transformation, Void seizes the upper hand and dominates Blast. Speed-o'-Sound Sonic and Flashy Flash can only look on in dismay as the hero is pushed back. Fleeting visions of Garou, God, and Saitama also surface within the chapter.

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Titled Perversity, Chapter 208 (Retconned) shows Empty Void debuting a new transformation that shifts the battle with Blast decisively in his favor.
Speed-o'-Sound Sonic and Flashy Flash can only watch in dismay as Blast is pushed back by Empty Void's new transformation in Chapter 208 (Retconned).
Chapter 208 (Retconned) features fleeting visions of Garou, God, and Saitama.
Chapter 208 (Retconned) lists Tatsumaki as its cover character.
Chapter 208 (Retconned) is set in the Ninjas Arc, continuing the fight between Blast and Empty Void.
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