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Chapter 98: Speedster

Manga ChapterCh. 98

The ninety-eighth chapter follows the heroes pressing toward the association's lair and centers on Flashy Flash, who runs into the ninja pair Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind and forces them to reveal their dragon-level forms.

Kanji: 速い奴
Pages: 57
Title: Speedster
Volume: 21
Webcomic: Chapter 60 (pp. 1-3)
Viz Title: Fast Guy
Next Chapter: Chapter 99
Release Date: September 10, 2018
Anime Episode: Episode 31, Episode 32
Cover Character: Flashy Flash
Previous Chapter: Chapter 97
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Summary

Superalloy Darkshine, Crescent Eyebroll, and Feather mop up the last of the monsters while Double Hole and Green tend to the wounded Needle Star. Sekingar and Child Emperor start a speech only to be cut short by Mizuki and Gearsper, who struggle to haul Pig God down the stairs into the Monster Association. Atomic Samurai lends a hand and reassures his nervous pupil Iaian.

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Key Events

Underground, Gyoro Gyoro berates the monsters that fled the surface clash, executing the cowards and feeding their remains to Orochi before ordering the rest to press their assigned attacks. The S-Class heroes advance along separate routes with Atomic Samurai's disciples in tow. Checking the data on his transmitter, Flashy Flash cuts down a cluster of monsters instantly, then meets Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind. The pair compliments his speed, but he tries at once to kill them and fails. As they battle, Flash probes for their backer, and Wind guesses the organ trader Aburabozu, only for Flash to reveal he already killed that man along with a string of other criminals, from a drug kingpin to the heads of an assassin coalition. Wind boasts of their village's ambition to rule the world, and when Flash demands their real shapes, the two assume monster forms and disclose their disaster rating of Dragon.

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Notes

Titled Speedster, this Volume 21 chapter of the Monster Association Arc released on September 10, 2018, with Flashy Flash on the cover. It adapts the first pages of webcomic chapter 60 and spans Episodes 31 and 32. The chapter follows The Decision Is? and leads into Instant.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the speed guy in One-Punch Man?

In Chapter 98, titled Speedster, Flashy Flash is the S-Class hero known for his speed, cutting down a cluster of monsters instantly before confronting the ninja pair Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind.

Who does Flashy Flash fight in Chapter 98?

Flashy Flash battles the ninja monsters Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind, who compliment his speed before he attempts to kill them.

What disaster level are Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind revealed to be?

When Flashy Flash forces them to reveal their true forms, Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind disclose a disaster rating of Dragon.

What does Flashy Flash reveal about the organ trader Aburabozu?

Flashy Flash reveals that he already killed the organ trader Aburabozu, along with a drug kingpin and the heads of an assassin coalition, while probing the ninjas for their backer.

What are the heroes doing as they advance underground in Chapter 98?

The S-Class heroes press forward along separate routes into the Monster Association's lair, with Atomic Samurai's disciples accompanying them while Gyoro Gyoro punishes the monsters who fled the surface battle.

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