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Games and Combat

Manga ChapterCh. 63

The sixty-third chapter, Games and Combat, runs the tournament bouts in parallel with Genos's solo cleanup of C-City. Sneck beats Benpatsu as the bracket advances, and Genos clears monster after monster, killing the newly appearing Face Ripper before finding Awakened Cockroach and a group of beaten heroes in an alley as Saitama readies to face Bakuzan.

Volume: 12
Release Date: June 4, 2016 (Part 1); June 18, 2016 (Part 2)
Anime Episode: Episode 18

Main Characters (2)

SneckcoverBenpatsucover
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Summary

Sneck dispatches Benpatsu without much trouble. Meanwhile Genos tears through monster after monster across C-City and checks in with the local Hero Association branch, which reports seven monsters and their positions in the city. In the ring, Volten cruises to a win over Bazuzu.

Genos keeps clearing targets as the bracket advances, with Gatlin overcoming Hamukichi, Dave besting Rosie, Choze downing Mentai, and Sour Face beating Jakumen. Genos reaches Face Ripper just before the monster can kill a civilian. Face Ripper carves away portions of the cyborg's arm, but Genos catches it off guard and delivers a killing strike. Following the Hero Association's directions to the last monster in C-City, he arrives at an alley to find Awakened Cockroach standing over several defeated heroes. Back at the stadium, Saitama gets ready to face Bakuzan.

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Key Events

Sneck beats Benpatsu, and the tournament round advances through several bouts. Genos clears monsters across C-City and kills the newly appearing Face Ripper after taking damage to his arm. Directed to the final target, Genos finds Awakened Cockroach and a group of beaten heroes in an alley, while Saitama prepares to fight Bakuzan.

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Notes

Sneck and Benpatsu share the online cover. A volume bonus page gives a name to the C-Class hero Shoulderpads. Face Ripper both debuts and dies in this chapter, which belongs to Volume 12 within the Monster Raid Arc and was adapted as part of Episode 18.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Punch Man Chapter 63?

In Chapter 63, Games and Combat, Genos clears monster after monster across C-City, killing the newly introduced Face Ripper before discovering Awakened Cockroach standing over a group of defeated heroes in an alley.

What happens to Face Ripper in Chapter 63?

Face Ripper debuts and dies in Chapter 63, carving away part of Genos's arm before the cyborg catches it off guard and delivers a killing strike.

What does Genos find at the end of Chapter 63?

Following the Hero Association's directions to the last monster in C-City, Genos finds Awakened Cockroach standing over several defeated heroes in an alley in Chapter 63.

Who wins the Sneck versus Benpatsu match in Chapter 63?

Sneck dispatches Benpatsu without much trouble in Chapter 63.

Who is Saitama set to fight after the events of Chapter 63?

Saitama readies himself to face Bakuzan at the stadium by the end of Chapter 63.

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