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Limit

Manga ChapterCh. 64

The sixty-fourth chapter turns a tournament match into a wig-triggered blowout, deepens the Hero Association's manpower crisis, and leaves both Genos and Fubuki in dire straits against their opponents.

Kanji: 限界
Volume: 12
Webcomic: None
Pages Online: 37
Pages Volume: 37
Release Date: July 7, 2016 (Part 1); July 23, 2016 (Part 2)
Anime Episode: Episode 18
Viz Media Title: Limit
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Summary

When the match starts, Bakuzan approaches a motionless Saitama, unsure why he will not move. Saitama invites a demonstration of Bakuzan's martial arts, and Bakuzan obliges. In the middle of the display, though, he knocks Saitama's wig askew, sending the panicked hero into an instant reaction that flings Bakuzan into the air. The crowd is stunned. Suiryu, taken with the sudden finish, vows to end his own next match in a single strike. Elsewhere, Tareo grows terrified watching the monster coverage, unsettled most by the news that Lightning Genji, the hero guarding his city, has fallen. At Hero Association Headquarters in A-City, the staff fret over the shortage of available heroes. Meanwhile Awakened Cockroach and Genos wreck their way across C-City.

Awakened Cockroach gains the upper hand as the fight drags on. Genos tries to pin the monster with instant adhesive, but before he can land the kill, Awakened Cockroach severs its own feet to escape. As Genos weighs whether to head back to the stadium, another figure comes charging at him. In another part of the raid, Fubuki is losing to Do-S, whose whip finally punches through her telekinetic guard and strikes her after all of her subordinates have been converted into love slaves.

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Key Events

A disturbed wig triggers Saitama to launch Bakuzan out of the ring, ending their match instantly. The Hero Association grapples with a shortage of heroes as reports of fallen defenders mount. Awakened Cockroach escapes Genos by cutting off its own feet, and a new attacker rushes the cyborg. Do-S overwhelms Fubuki, breaking through her telekinesis to land a hit as Fubuki's subordinates fall under mind control.

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Notes

Saitama appears on the online cover. The chapter is part of 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 64?

In Chapter 64, Limit, Saitama accidentally knocks out Bakuzan after his wig is disturbed, triggering an instant reflexive punch that flings his opponent out of the ring.

Why does Saitama defeat Bakuzan so suddenly in Chapter 64?

Bakuzan accidentally knocks Saitama's wig askew during a martial arts demonstration in Chapter 64, and the disturbance sends the panicked Saitama into an instant reaction that flings Bakuzan into the air, instantly ending the match.

How does Awakened Cockroach escape Genos in Chapter 64?

Awakened Cockroach severs its own feet to escape after Genos tries to pin it down with instant adhesive in Chapter 64.

What happens to Fubuki in her fight with Do-S in Chapter 64?

Fubuki is losing to Do-S in Chapter 64, as the villain's whip finally punches through her telekinetic guard and lands a hit after all of Fubuki's subordinates are converted into love slaves.

Why is Tareo upset in Chapter 64?

Tareo grows terrified watching the monster raid coverage in Chapter 64, especially upon learning that Lightning Genji, the hero guarding his city, has fallen.

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