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Blizzard Group

Manga ChapterCh. 42

The forty-second chapter opens the Blizzard Group Arc as Fubuki and her B-Class subordinates march on Saitama's home to recruit him, while Genos and Sonic square off nearby over a promotion neither Saitama noticed.

Kanji: フブキ組
Title: Blizzard Group
Volume: 9
Viz Title: The Blizzard Bunch
Next Chapter: Chapter 43
Release Date: January 5, 2015
Anime Episode: Episode 13, Episode 14
Cover Character: Fubuki
Previous Chapter: Chapter 41
Webcomic Chapter: Chapter 47
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Summary

Three figures cross into an emptied stretch of Z-City, revealed as the top-ranked B-Class heroes Fubuki, Eyelashes, and Mountain Ape, all converging on a chosen target. At Saitama's apartment, Genos shares that the pair have been bumped up to B-Class Rank 7 for Saitama and S-Class Rank 14 for himself. Though Saitama never filed his own reports, witnesses did it for him, leading Genos to believe his master is at last earning recognition. Sensing something approaching at unnatural speed, Genos slips outside so as not to disturb Saitama and finds Speed-o'-Sound Sonic, who recalls their earlier encounter. Sonic announces he has come to battle Saitama as his rival, which provokes Genos into a standoff, while inside Saitama overwrites a save file on King's handheld console, which he pocketed from King's apartment.

Twenty minutes later the three B-Class heroes reach Saitama's door, Eyelashes shouting for him to come out. Fubuki introduces herself, but Saitama is unmoved. She lays out the factions within the Hero Association and pressures him to fall in line beneath her. His refusal spurs Eyelashes and Mountain Ape to attack, and both are put down at once.

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Key Events

Fubuki, Eyelashes, and Mountain Ape move to recruit Saitama. Genos reveals the pair's new ranks and encounters Sonic, who challenges Saitama again. Fubuki pressures Saitama to join her faction, and when he refuses her two subordinates attack and are swiftly beaten.

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Notes

This Volume 9 chapter begins the Blizzard Group Arc and adapts across Episodes 13 and 14, with Fubuki as the cover character. The Viz edition titles it The Blizzard Bunch. It corresponds to Chapter 47 of the webcomic and was released on January 5, 2015.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Blizzard in One Punch Man?

The Blizzard Group is led by Fubuki, a top-ranked B-Class hero introduced in Chapter 42 alongside her subordinates Eyelashes and Mountain Ape, who together move to recruit Saitama into her faction.

Is Saitama in the Blizzard Group?

No, Saitama is not part of the Blizzard Group. In Chapter 42, Fubuki tries to recruit him into her faction, but he refuses, prompting her subordinates Eyelashes and Mountain Ape to attack him.

What ranks do Saitama and Genos receive in Chapter 42?

Genos reveals that Saitama has been bumped up to B-Class Rank 7 and he himself to S-Class Rank 14, though Saitama never filed his own reports and witnesses did it for him.

What happens when Eyelashes and Mountain Ape attack Saitama?

After Saitama refuses to join Fubuki's faction, both Eyelashes and Mountain Ape attack him and are put down at once.

Who does Genos encounter while Fubuki confronts Saitama?

Genos meets Speed-o'-Sound Sonic outside Saitama's apartment, who announces he has come to challenge Saitama as his rival.

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