
Suiko finds its namesake outmatched by Mirror until Black Sperm restores Overgrown Rover with premium beef and Suiko gets drunk to unlock her Void Fist. Newly empowered, she slams the Machine God onto a train and cracks its head with a tunnel-launched punch.
Mirror gets the upper hand on Suiko, so Black Sperm revives the worn-out Overgrown Rover with premium beef to send the dog back into the fray. To match the Machine God, Suiko turns to drink, unlocking the full reach of her Void Fist that stays out of grasp while she is sober, and keeps trading blows with the machine.
From the headquarters window, Sitch, Jinzuren, McCoy, and the rest of the staff watch Suiko charge at Mirror. With Rover spent from firing sphere after sphere, Black Sperm feeds it premium beef so it can recover and rejoin. Spotting an opening while the machine fixates on the dog, Suiko strikes from behind, but Mirror whips around, clubs her with one arm, and hurls her into the Association's mall. There she finds liquor and drinks it, since alcohol is the key to the Void Fist's real power that eludes her when sober.
Drunk and supercharged, Suiko re-enters the fight and knocks Mirror onto the train tracks, where it slams down on a moving train and stabs its arms in to cling on. She leaps atop the same train, and Mirror, sensing her body heat spiking from the booze, calls her a foolish drunk and readies the spheres in its hands from within the car beneath her. As the train plunges into a tunnel, Suiko springs off the tunnel wall, uses it to launch herself, and drives a crushing punch into the robot's head that leaves a crack.

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"Suiko" came out online on May 7, 2026 as Tonari number 275 in the Neo Heroes Uprising Arc, based on webcomic chapter 129. The seventeen-page chapter shares its name with the character Suiko and puts Saitama, Overgrown Rover, and Black Sperm on the cover. It follows "Interception" and leads into "Cover."
Chapter 230, titled Suiko, finds its namesake outmatched by Mirror until Black Sperm restores the worn-out Overgrown Rover with premium beef. Suiko then gets drunk to unlock her Void Fist and uses the new power to slam Mirror onto a moving train and crack its head with a tunnel-launched punch.
In Chapter 230, Suiko drinks alcohol she finds after being hurled into the Association's mall, since drinking is the key to unlocking the Void Fist's full reach, a power that stays out of her grasp while sober. Drunk and supercharged, she re-enters the fight against Mirror.
In Chapter 230, Black Sperm feeds the worn-out Overgrown Rover premium beef so the dog can recover and rejoin the fight against Mirror. Rover had been spent from firing sphere after sphere at the machine.
In Chapter 230, Suiko leaps onto a moving train that Mirror has slammed onto and clung to, then springs off a tunnel wall to launch herself and drive a crushing punch into the robot's head. The blow leaves a visible crack in Mirror's head.
In Chapter 230, Sitch, Jinzuren, McCoy, and other Hero Association staff watch Suiko charge at Mirror from a headquarters window. They observe the battle as it spills onto the nearby train tracks.
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