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Engage is a single-page bonus included with Volume 25 of One-Punch Man, offering a quiet, personal beat with the hero Sekingar. He agonizes over how to tell his wife that he has lost his right hand, a wound made heavier because she once urged him to abandon heroics, turning the injury into confirmation of the very fear she warned him about.

Pages: Volume Release: 1
Volume: 25
Chapter Type: bonus_chapter
Release Date: May 2, 2022
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Summary

Sekingar agonizes over how to tell his wife that he has lost his right hand.

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Key Events

The weight of the moment stems from her having once urged him to abandon heroics for his own safety, which turns the injury into a confirmation of the very fear she warned him about.

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Notes

The extra runs as a lone page centered entirely on Sekingar, who also features on the cover.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Engage bonus chapter about in One-Punch Man?

Engage centers on the hero Sekingar as he agonizes over how to tell his wife that he has lost his right hand.

Why is Sekingar afraid to tell his wife about his injury in Engage?

The weight of the moment in Engage comes from Sekingar's wife having once urged him to abandon heroics for his own safety, which turns his lost hand into confirmation of the very fear she warned him about.

How long is the One-Punch Man Engage chapter?

Engage is a single-page bonus extra, released with Volume 25 of One-Punch Man on May 2, 2022.

Who is featured on the cover of the Engage chapter?

The Engage extra is centered entirely on the hero Sekingar, who also appears on its cover.

What chapter comes after Engage in One-Punch Man?

The chapter Back of My Head immediately follows Engage in the One-Punch Man manga.

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