Saitama shatters Geryuganshoop with a thrown rock and cracks the armor that keeps Boros in check, forcing the alien warlord to transform. Above the battlefield, Tatsumaki turns the ship's own missiles back on it as the S-Class heroes press their advantage on Melzargard.
Summary
Geryuganshoop squares off against Saitama and flings a rock at him using telekinesis. Completely unbothered, Saitama hurls a rock straight back, throwing it hard enough to cleave the alien's head in two. Boros, who has been watching, is impressed and recounts how he crossed the whole of the universe on the word of a prophet who spoke of someone able to give him a truly satisfying fight. Saitama drives a punch into his stomach while chewing him out for tearing across other worlds. Astonishingly, Boros endures the blow, though the armor that suppresses his power is destroyed in the process, and he begins to transform.
Outside, the Dark Matter Gunner trains the ship's cannons to back Melzargard against the S-Class heroes, but as the missiles are about to strike the ground, Tatsumaki freezes them in midair. She redirects the volley back at the vessel, inflicting damage and dismaying Melzargard. The heroes seize the opening, and Bang uncovers yet another of the shapeshifter's cores before Melzargard lashes back at him. The duel between Saitama and Boros carries on, with each fighter openly recognizing the other's strength.
Key Events
Saitama kills Geryuganshoop by throwing a rock through his head, then punches Boros hard enough to destroy the armor sealing his power, triggering the warlord's transformation. Tatsumaki halts the Dark Matter Gunner's missiles and sends them back to damage the ship. The S-Class heroes gain ground on Melzargard, with Bang finding another core. Saitama and Boros continue their fight, each acknowledging the other's power.
Notes
This thirty-fourth chapter is part of the Alien Conquerors Arc and was collected in Volume 6. It released online in two parts on February 28 and March 13 of 2014 and is adapted across Episodes 11 and 12. For the volume edition the material was divided in two, with the second half becoming Chapter 35, The Fight, placed in Volume 7. A bonus page shows Genos studying a book on psychic powers, giving examples like bending iron and igniting paper, only for Saitama to note he can already do such things.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens between Saitama and Geryuganshoop in Chapter 34 of One Punch Man?
Geryuganshoop attacks Saitama with a telekinetically thrown rock, and Saitama hurls it straight back with enough force to cleave the alien's head in two, killing him instantly.
Why does Boros transform in Are You Stupid??
Saitama drives a punch into Boros's stomach while chewing him out for tearing across other worlds, and although Boros endures the hit, the armor suppressing his power is destroyed, forcing him to transform.
What does Tatsumaki do during the space battle in this chapter?
As the Dark Matter Gunner's missiles are about to strike the ground, Tatsumaki freezes them midair and redirects the whole volley back into the alien ship, damaging it and dismaying Melzargard.
Which arc and volume does Chapter 34 belong to?
Chapter 34, Are You Stupid?, is part of the Alien Conquerors Arc and was collected in Volume 6, adapting into Episodes 11 and 12 of the anime.
What is revealed in the bonus page of Chapter 34?
A bonus page shows Genos studying a book on psychic powers, citing examples like bending iron and igniting paper, only for Saitama to note that he can already do such things.
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