One-Punch Man's fifty-sixth chapter, "Head-On," is a brief clash in which Metal Bat cuts off Elder Centipede's charge at the sponsors, only for his strike to leave no mark and the monster to fling him into a building.
Summary
As Metal Bat weighs his options, Elder Centipede makes a move for the Hero Association sponsors. The hero manages to cut off the giant's advance, but his swing fails to leave any mark on Elder Centipede, and the monster hurls him into a nearby building.
Key Events
Metal Bat intercepts Elder Centipede as it lunges for the sponsors. His strike does no damage, and Elder Centipede throws him into a building.
Notes
Titled "Head-On" (Tonari 82), the chapter belongs to Volume 11 and the Monster Raid Arc and was adapted in Episode 16. Its online release carried the alternate title "Meddling" (Yokoyari) with a different cover depicting Metal Bat, and a bonus page shows Mohican and Pineapple fleeing while Waganma dreams of sushi.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in One Punch Man Chapter 56?
In One Punch Man Chapter 56, Metal Bat intercepts Elder Centipede as it charges toward the Hero Association sponsors. His strike fails to leave any mark on the giant centipede, and the monster hurls him into a nearby building.
What is Chapter 56 of One Punch Man titled?
Chapter 56 is titled Head-On, though its original online release used the alternate title Meddling with a different cover featuring Metal Bat.
Which volume and arc does One Punch Man Chapter 56 belong to?
Chapter 56 belongs to Volume 11 of One Punch Man within the Monster Raid Arc, and it was adapted into Episode 16 of the anime.
What happens in the bonus page of Chapter 56?
The bonus page of Chapter 56 shows Mohican and Pineapple fleeing while Waganma dreams of sushi.
What chapter comes right after Chapter 56 in One Punch Man?
Chapter 57, titled Meddling, follows Chapter 56 and continues the fight between Metal Bat and Elder Centipede.
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