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Deep Sea King

Manga ChapterCh. 24

The Sea Monster Arc hits crisis pitch as authorities push the Seafolk emergency up to Demon level and order the city emptied. The unstoppable Deep Sea King strolls through the streets and crushes Lightning Max with ease, until Puri-Puri Prisoner arrives and a tag-along Sonic slips free in the chaos.

Kanji: 深海王
Pages: 22
Volume: 4
Next Chapter: Chapter 25: Deep Sea King 2
Release Date: May 16, 2013
Anime Episode: Episode 8
Viz Media Title: Deep Sea King
Webcomic Chapter: Chapter 25
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Summary

Warning sirens ring out across the city, and the broadcast announces that the Seafolk threat has been reclassified as a Demon-level disaster, with residents urged to flee. Unbothered by the panic, the Deep Sea King keeps advancing through the abandoned streets. Watching from a safe distance, Lightning Max sizes up the invader before the monster materializes right behind him and forces an engagement.

The clash proves badly lopsided. Max cannot land anything meaningful and is beaten down, nearly finished off beneath a toppling structure. Puri-Puri Prisoner reaches the scene just in time to pull him out of danger. In the confusion it comes to light that Speed-o'-Sound Sonic has been trailing the Prisoner, and the assassin offers a mocking word of thanks for the opening that let him get away.

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Key Events

The Hero Association escalates the Seafolk invasion to a Demon-rated emergency and calls for evacuation. Lightning Max confronts the Deep Sea King and is thoroughly outmatched, losing the fight outright. Puri-Puri Prisoner intervenes to rescue Max from a collapsing building. Sonic is revealed to have followed the Prisoner into the danger zone and uses the moment to make his escape.

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Notes

This is the twenty-fourth chapter of the series and belongs to the Sea Monster Arc, printed in Volume 4 and released on May 16, 2013. Its events are adapted in Episode 8 of the anime. The original online edition of the chapter carried a double-page spread across pages 48 and 49, which was later reworked into two separate double spreads covering pages 48 to 49 and 50 to 51.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What episode of One-Punch Man is the Deep Sea King?

The Deep Sea King's introduction in Chapter 24 is adapted into Episode 8 of the One Punch Man anime.

What happens in One Punch Man Chapter 24, "Deep Sea King"?

In Chapter 24, the Hero Association raises the Seafolk invasion to a Demon level emergency and orders the city evacuated. The Deep Sea King easily defeats Lightning Max, and Puri-Puri Prisoner rescues him just before Speed-o'-Sound Sonic slips away in the confusion.

Who does the Deep Sea King fight in Chapter 24?

In Chapter 24, the Deep Sea King confronts and quickly overwhelms the hero Lightning Max, leaving him nearly crushed beneath a collapsing building.

Who saves Lightning Max from the Deep Sea King?

Puri-Puri Prisoner arrives in time to pull Lightning Max from danger after the Deep Sea King leaves him beaten beneath a toppling structure.

What arc does Chapter 24 belong to?

Chapter 24, "Deep Sea King," is part of the Sea Monster Arc, collected in Volume 4 and released on May 16, 2013.

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