
Coffee is a brief bonus chapter packaged with Volume 22 of One-Punch Man. It follows the immortal hero Zombieman through a quiet cafe stop that gets cut short by an urgent Hero Association call about a bomb-wielding monster, setting mundane routine against the constant pull of hero duty.
Zombieman settles into a cafe for a single cup of coffee and some time with the newspaper. His downtime ends abruptly when the Hero Association rings through with word of a mysterious being wielding bombs, and he heads out to answer the call.
Still on the phone as he leaves, Zombieman is offered protective bomb-proof gear by the Association. He turns the offer down, asking only that a spare change of clothes be readied for him, since his regenerative body handles the rest.

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Coffee follows Zombieman as he settles into a cafe for a cup of coffee and the newspaper, only for his downtime to end abruptly when the Hero Association calls about a mysterious bomb-wielding monster.
In Coffee, the Hero Association offers Zombieman protective bomb-proof gear before he heads out, but he turns it down and asks only for a spare change of clothes, since his regenerative body can handle the rest.
The cafe in the Coffee chapter is named Deep Ones Coffee, a nod to H. P. Lovecraft's Deep Ones from the Cthulhu Mythos, creatures that share Zombieman's immortality and can only be killed by outside force.
The Coffee bonus chapter was packaged with Volume 22 of One-Punch Man, released on September 4, 2020.
The chapter Example immediately follows Coffee in the One-Punch Man manga.
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