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Chapter 90: Hot Pot

Manga ChapterCh. 90

The ninetieth chapter, Hot Pot, trades battle for comedy and setup as Saitama's houseguests gather for a hot pot feast, oblivious that he has just bested Garou a third time. Inside the Monster Association, Gyoro Gyoro sees through Royal Ripper and Bug God's account of Garou's supposed death and warns that the heroes could strike within hours.

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Pages: 76
Title: Hot Pot
Volume: 18
Webcomic: Chapter 57
Viz Title: Hot Pot
Split Note: Split in the volume release; the second half became Cabbage Finished in Volume 19
Next Chapter: Chapter 91
Release Date: March 24, 2018
Anime Episode: Episode 27
Previous Chapter: Chapter 89
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Summary

Genos, King, Bang, and Bomb sit tense inside Saitama's apartment, certain that his rumpled state means he clashed with Garou. Saitama waves the idea off, oblivious that he really had bested the hunter a third time, and instead grumbles about a misplaced wallet and the cabbage he never bought. Fubuki turns up carrying that very cabbage, sore over being stuck with his restaurant bill.

Genos senses a swift approach and dispatches King to meet it, but the incoming threat proves to be Dr. Kuseno, arriving in a mechanized rig to look in on his creation. The doctor greets Saitama and hands over a lavish spread of premium beef for the pot. Saitama passes the cooking to Genos, then realizes the meal must stretch across every guest.

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Key Events

Within the Monster Association, Royal Ripper and Bug God try to account for Garou's supposed demise before Gyoro Gyoro, who sees through the lie yet lets them live, cautioning that the enemy could strike within hours. Gyoro Gyoro has also seized Child Emperor's reconnaissance unit, Dig Here Woof Woof No. 3. Assorted monsters mill about awaiting combat. The captured Tareo is thrown in with the hostage Waganma, who boasts that his family's fortune guarantees rescue and tries to press the boy into service, until Sludge Jellyfish unnerves him by praising the executives' strength against S-Class heroes. Far off, Garou stirs where he was left for dead and drags himself onward.

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Notes

Carrying the title Hot Pot, this Volume 18 chapter of the Monster Association Arc came out on March 24, 2018, and corresponds to webcomic chapter 57. Its tankobon printing was divided, with the latter portion becoming Cabbage Finished in Volume 19. The material reached the screen in Episode 27. It succeeds Limiter and leads into Cabbage Finished.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Saitama's houseguests unaware of when they gather for hot pot in Chapter 90?

In Chapter 90, Genos, King, Bang, and Bomb assume Saitama's rumpled appearance means he fought Garou, unaware that he had actually defeated the Hero Hunter for a third time.

Why does Fubuki bring Saitama a cabbage in this chapter?

Fubuki arrives at Saitama's apartment carrying the cabbage he forgot to buy, annoyed that she got stuck paying his restaurant bill.

What does Gyoro Gyoro seize from Child Emperor in Chapter 90?

Gyoro Gyoro captures Child Emperor's reconnaissance unit, Dig Here Woof Woof No. 3, giving the Monster Association insight into the heroes' surveillance.

Who visits Saitama with a gift of premium beef in Chapter 90?

Dr. Kuseno arrives in a mechanized rig to check on Saitama and brings a generous supply of premium beef for the hot pot.

What happens to Garou at the end of Chapter 90?

Chapter 90 closes with Garou, left for dead, stirring back to consciousness and dragging himself onward.

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