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Chapter 95: Let's Go!

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The ninety-fifth chapter, Let's Go!, gathers the S-Class to plan their attack on the Monster Association as Sweet Mask muscles in and demands command before King's calm arrival defuses the standoff. Warned that they are under suspicion, Bang still coaxes rescue-operation details from King and proposes the group gather at Saitama's apartment to plan their own raid.

Kanji: 行くぞ!
Pages: 72
Title: Let's Go!
Volume: 20
Webcomic: Chapter 59 (partially)
Viz Title: Let's Go!
Next Chapter: Chapter 96
Release Date: June 22, 2018
Anime Episode: Episode 30
Cover Character: Tatsumaki
Previous Chapter: Chapter 94
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Summary

The S-Class heroes meet to map out their attack on the Monster Association. Sweet Mask barges in, and when Child Emperor assigns him to head the surface strike force, he demands command of the S-Class instead, grating on Tatsumaki, Flashy Flash, and Zombieman. King's calm arrival defuses the standoff, and Sweet Mask departs, vowing to join the underground team.

Elsewhere, Sekingar tells Sitch he intends to go to the front himself, admitting that a hunger for glory drives him, since he wants to be remembered as the man who ended such a menace. The two greet a wave of heroes touching down by helicopter, fifteen in all, among them Mizuki, Crescent Eyebroll, Needle Star, Gearsper, Narcissistoic, Feather, Jet Nice Guy, and One Shotter.

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Key Events

Silver Fang arrives asking for a replacement phone, and Sitch questions his commitment to catching Garou. Once he steps away, Bomb warns Bang that they are under suspicion, yet Bang still coaxes rescue-operation details out of King and proposes they gather at Saitama's apartment to plan their own raid. Meanwhile Fubuki heads for that apartment lost in thought and runs into Genos, who is brooding over his upgraded body and, as ever, unhappy to see her. They find Saitama gone and his hero suit missing. When Bang, Bomb, and King turn up, they leave Genos to await Saitama while the rest move on, over King's reluctance. Saitama, for his part, is deep in the tunnel beneath the manhole.

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Notes

Titled Let's Go!, this opening chapter of Volume 20 in the Monster Association Arc released on June 22, 2018, with Tatsumaki as cover character. It partially adapts webcomic chapter 59 and reached Episode 30. A bonus page depicts Tatsumaki poised and self-assured. The chapter comes after Manhole and before I'll dispatch them!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in chapter 95 of One Punch Man?

In Chapter 95, titled Let's Go!, the S-Class heroes meet to plan their attack on the Monster Association, Sweet Mask clashes with the group over command until King's arrival defuses the tension, and Bang gathers rescue details from King to organize his own raid at Saitama's apartment.

Why does Sweet Mask cause tension among the S-Class heroes in Chapter 95?

Sweet Mask demands command of the entire S-Class instead of accepting his assignment to lead the surface strike force, irritating Tatsumaki, Flashy Flash, and Zombieman until King's calm arrival ends the standoff.

How many heroes arrive by helicopter in Chapter 95?

Fifteen heroes touch down by helicopter in Chapter 95, including Mizuki, Crescent Eyebroll, Needle Star, Gearsper, and Jet Nice Guy.

What do Fubuki and Genos discover when they reach Saitama's apartment in Chapter 95?

Fubuki and Genos find Saitama gone from his apartment along with his missing hero suit, so Genos stays behind to wait for him.

Where is Saitama during the events of Chapter 95?

While the other heroes gather at his apartment, Saitama is actually still deep in the tunnel beneath the manhole from the previous chapter.

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