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Admission

Manga ChapterCh. 60

The sixtieth chapter introduces the martial arts tournament roster, sets up rivalries around Suiryu and Bakuzan, and shows Bang crushing a monster while continuing the hunt for Garou before the disciple fully turns.

Kanji: 入場
Volume: 11
Webcomic: None
Pages Online: 27
Pages Volume: 28
Release Date: February 4, 2016
Anime Episode: Episode 17
Viz Media Title: Entering the Stadium
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Summary

The Super Fight Announcer runs through the tournament's competitors for the crowd. Bakuzan looks forward to beating and perhaps killing Suiryu, while Suiryu cares only about facing Garou, the previous champion. Garou himself has reached Watchdog Plaza and intends to challenge Watchdog Man. Saitama, entered under the name Charanko, chats with Sour Face until Zakos shows up and begins interrogating him, with Sour Face fielding some of the questions. Zakos brings up that Bang was slated to serve as a judge and starts belittling the martial arts master. Sour Face bristles, growing angrier still when Charanko shows no offense at all. Saitama admits he was not following the conversation and simply wants to fight Zakos, adding that his opponent hardly looks strong.

Bang and Bomb press on with their search for Garou. Bomb notices that one of the A-Class heroes they flagged is under attack, and the two rush over. Smile Man is losing badly to Fist Fight Djinn, who brags about his strength before turning on Bang. He never finishes the boast: Bang erupts into a flurry of strikes that shatter every bone in the monster's body. He then tells Bomb to keep looking for Garou before the disciple crosses over into monsterhood.

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Key Events

The tournament field is presented, establishing Bakuzan's grudge against Suiryu and Suiryu's fixation on Garou. Garou arrives at Watchdog Plaza to take on Watchdog Man. Zakos challenges the disguised Saitama and mocks Bang. Bang and Bomb rescue Smile Man from Fist Fight Djinn, with Bang annihilating the monster and urging the continued search for Garou.

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Notes

The Super Fight Announcer, Sour Face, and Saitama share the cover. The chapter is part of Volume 11 within the Monster Raid Arc and was adapted as part of Episode 17.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Punch Man Chapter 60?

In Chapter 60, Admission, the martial arts tournament's competitors are introduced, Saitama enters under the alias Charanko, and Bang effortlessly shatters the monster Fist Fight Djinn while continuing his search for Garou.

What alias does Saitama use in the tournament in Chapter 60?

Saitama competes in the tournament under the name Charanko in Chapter 60.

Who does Suiryu want to fight in Chapter 60?

Suiryu is focused on facing Garou, the tournament's previous champion, rather than any of the other competitors in Chapter 60.

What does Bang do in Chapter 60?

Bang rescues Smile Man from Fist Fight Djinn in Chapter 60, unleashing a flurry of strikes that shatters every bone in the monster's body before urging Bomb to keep searching for Garou.

Why does Saitama want to fight Zakos in Chapter 60?

Saitama admits in Chapter 60 that he was not following the conversation between Zakos and Sour Face, but says he simply wants to fight Zakos, remarking that his opponent does not look very strong.

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