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Guys Who Don't Listen

Manga ChapterCh. 33

The S-Class heroes ignore every call to retreat and finally start cracking Melzargard's hidden cores, while deep inside the warship Saitama does the exact opposite of what his telepathic guide demands and walks straight into the leader's chamber.

Kanji: 話を聞かない男たち
Pages: 45
Volume: 6
Next Chapter: Chapter 34: Are You Stupid?
Release Date: February 14, 2014
Anime Episode: Episode 11
Viz Media Title: Men Who Don't Listen
Previous Chapter: Chapter 32: From Space...
Webcomic Chapter: Chapter 37, 38
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Summary

Metal Bat, Bang, Puri-Puri Prisoner, and Atomic Samurai press on with their fight against Melzargard. Iaian urges them to fall back, but the group flatly ignores him. Geryuganshoop reaches out to Melzargard, pressing the shapeshifter to return to the ship and handle Saitama, yet Melzargard stays fixed on the S-Class heroes. In the exchange Metal Bat spots one of the alien's cores, its vital weak point, and smashes it, wiping out one of the heads.

Aboard the vessel, Saitama wanders the corridors until Geryuganshoop's voice reaches him by telepathy, trying to steer him back outside. Saitama does the reverse of everything he is told and ends up walking directly into Boros' private chamber. Geryuganshoop then materializes and moves to fight him using telekinesis.

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Key Events

The four S-Class heroes keep battling Melzargard and refuse Iaian's plea to retreat. Metal Bat locates and destroys one of Melzargard's cores, eliminating a head. Ignoring Geryuganshoop's telepathic directions, Saitama navigates the ship and enters Boros' chamber, where Geryuganshoop confronts him with telekinesis.

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Notes

This thirty-third chapter runs within the Alien Conquerors Arc and was collected in Volume 6. It released on February 14, 2014, and is adapted in Episode 11. According to the chapter's trivia, the sprawling maze aboard the Dark Matter Thieves' ship was credited to Kazuo Nomura, described as the creator of the world's most difficult labyrinth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Punch Man Chapter 33, "Guys Who Don't Listen"?

In Chapter 33, the S-Class heroes keep fighting Melzargard and ignore Iaian's call to retreat, while Saitama wanders the alien ship and walks straight into Boros' private chamber.

How does Metal Bat damage Melzargard in Chapter 33?

Metal Bat spots one of Melzargard's hidden cores, its vital weak point, and smashes it, destroying one of the creature's heads.

How does Saitama end up in Boros' chamber in Chapter 33?

Geryuganshoop tries to telepathically guide Saitama back outside the ship, but Saitama does the opposite of every instruction and navigates straight into Boros' private chamber.

Who confronts Saitama with telekinesis in Chapter 33?

Geryuganshoop materializes before Saitama in Boros' chamber and attacks him using telekinesis.

What arc and episode does Chapter 33 belong to?

Chapter 33, "Guys Who Don't Listen," is part of the Alien Conquerors Arc, collected in Volume 6, released on February 14, 2014, and adapted in Episode 11.

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