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The Fight

Manga ChapterCh. 35

The thirty-fifth chapter of One-Punch Man splits its attention across three battles: Tatsumaki straining against the alien vessel, Bang shrugging off Melzargard, and Saitama trading blows with Boros as the invasion nears its breaking point.

Kanji: 戦い
Title: The Fight
Volume: 7
Next Chapter: Chapter 36
Release Date: March 13, 2014 (partial); May 1, 2014 (complete)
Anime Episode: Episode 12
Cover Character: Saitama
Previous Chapter: Chapter 34
Webcomic Chapter: Chapter 39
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Summary

Hoping to assist Tatsumaki, Tanktop Master hurls a chunk of a ruined building toward the alien vessel, only to be swept up in the storm of her own psychic assault. Aboard the craft, the crew grows uneasy about surviving the onslaught. Genos, Drive Knight, and Child Emperor observe the barrage from a distance, and Drive Knight, judging his presence pointless, departs after cautioning Genos to be wary of Metal Knight.

Elsewhere, Melzargard swells to a towering form and brags that he has finished off Bang while sneering at the remaining S-Class fighters. That confidence collapses when Bang rises without a scratch. Atomic Samurai carves into the boastful alien, and Bang delivers the finishing blow. Meanwhile the duel between Saitama and Boros rages on, with Boros unleashing a beam from his torso before slipping around behind the hero to strike the back of his skull.

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Key Events

Tanktop Master is caught in Tatsumaki's attack after trying to lend a hand against the spaceship. Drive Knight abandons the battlefield and warns Genos about Metal Knight. Bang recovers unharmed and, together with Atomic Samurai, brings down Melzargard. Boros lands a surprise hit on Saitama by teleporting to his blind side.

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Notes

This installment belongs to Volume 7 and falls within the Alien Conquerors Arc, corresponding to Episode 12 of the anime and Saitama serves as the cover character. In the collected tankobon printing, the material was divided in two, with the earlier half placed in Volume 6 under the separate title Are You Stupid? (Baka ka Omae). The chapter maps to Chapter 39 of the original webcomic.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Tanktop Master in Chapter 35 of One Punch Man?

Tanktop Master hurls a chunk of a ruined building at the alien vessel to help Tatsumaki, only to get swept up in the storm of her own psychic assault.

Why does Drive Knight leave the battle in this chapter?

Drive Knight judges his presence pointless while watching the barrage from a distance and departs, but not before warning Genos to be wary of Metal Knight.

How do Bang and Atomic Samurai defeat Melzargard?

After Melzargard boasts that he finished off Bang, Bang rises unharmed, Atomic Samurai carves into the boastful alien, and Bang delivers the finishing blow.

What move does Boros use against Saitama in Chapter 35?

Boros unleashes a beam from his torso, then teleports around behind Saitama to land a surprise strike on the back of his skull.

Which volume and arc is Chapter 35 part of?

Chapter 35, The Fight, belongs to Volume 7 in the Alien Conquerors Arc and adapts into Episode 12, with its earlier half printed separately in Volume 6 as Are You Stupid?

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