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Sisters

Manga ChapterCh. 65

The sixty-fifth chapter, Sisters, reveals that Fubuki was never truly under Do-S's mind control, and she retaliates with her Hell Storm technique. Do-S shifts from using her as bait to killing her outright, but Tatsumaki arrives in a massive explosion, immobilizes the cadre's love slaves, sends her younger sister home, and moves on to hunt the rest.

Kanji: 姉妹
Volume: 12
Webcomic: None
Pages Online: 25
Pages Volume: 27
Release Date: August 5, 2016 (Part 1); August 27, 2016 (Part 2)
Anime Episode: Episode 18
Viz Media Title: Sisters
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Summary

Do-S lands repeated hits on a battered Fubuki and, believing the hero's mind is hers to command, closes in to explain her scheme: use Fubuki as bait to draw out Tatsumaki. The plan backfires. Fubuki, furious, hurls Do-S back and follows with her Hell Storm technique, wounding the monster slightly, and it becomes clear she was never actually under mind control. Do-S adjusts, resolving to kill Fubuki outright rather than use her as a lure, but Fubuki tells her that Tatsumaki would have come regardless.

A tremendous explosion rips through the area as Tatsumaki arrives. Grasping her error, Do-S looks for an escape just as a fleeing monster drops before her, begging for help and warning about Tatsumaki. Tatsumaki appears and orders Fubuki to go home and leave the rest to her. Do-S sends her love slaves to swarm Tatsumaki as cover for her getaway, but Tatsumaki freezes them effortlessly and warns Fubuki that such people are a burden rather than allies. She then departs to track down the remaining monsters.

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Key Events

Fubuki reveals she resisted Do-S's mind control all along and retaliates with Hell Storm. Do-S shifts from using Fubuki as bait to trying to kill her. Tatsumaki arrives with a massive explosion, immobilizes Do-S's love slaves, sends Fubuki home, and moves on to hunt the rest of the monsters.

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Notes

Fubuki and Do-S share the online cover. Using the unconscious bodies, Tatsumaki spells out Ashidematoi, a Japanese term for someone who holds you back. The online cover page also features Shigeo Kageyama, Dimple, and Tome Kurata from ONE's other series Mob Psycho 100. The chapter belongs to Volume 12 within the Monster Raid Arc and was adapted within Episode 18.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the sisters in One Punch Man Chapter 65?

The sisters of Chapter 65 are Fubuki and her older sister Tatsumaki, who arrives in a massive explosion to rescue Fubuki from Do-S and sends her home while she hunts down the remaining monsters.

What happens in One Punch Man Chapter 65?

In Chapter 65, Sisters, Fubuki reveals she was never under Do-S's mind control and retaliates with her Hell Storm technique, and Tatsumaki arrives to save her before moving on to hunt the rest of the monsters.

What is Do-S's plan for Fubuki in Chapter 65?

Do-S initially plans to use Fubuki as bait to draw out Tatsumaki in Chapter 65, but after Fubuki retaliates and reveals she resisted the mind control, Do-S shifts to trying to kill her outright instead.

What technique does Fubuki use against Do-S in Chapter 65?

Fubuki uses her Hell Storm technique against Do-S in Chapter 65, wounding the monster slightly after breaking free of the assumption that she was mind-controlled.

What message does Tatsumaki spell out using unconscious bodies in Chapter 65?

Tatsumaki spells out Ashidematoi, a Japanese term for someone who holds others back, using the unconscious bodies of Do-S's defeated love slaves in Chapter 65.

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