
Reality Punch is an extra chapter included with Volume 19 of One-Punch Man. Wandering Z-City with his nose buried in a manga about heroic ideals, Saitama daydreams his way into The Three Tempest Brothers, who are irritated that he seems unaware of them. He casually kills one of the three, and the shock sends the surviving pair fleeing home.
Wandering through Z-City with his nose buried in a manga, Saitama daydreams about the hero's journey, dramatic finishing moves, and the kinds of monsters he imagines fighting. His attention stays fixed on the pages rather than his surroundings.
His aimless walk brings him face to face with The Three Tempest Brothers, who are irritated that he seems completely unaware of them. Saitama casually kills one of the three, and the shock sends the surviving pair fleeing straight back home.

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No, despite its title, Reality Punch does not involve Saitama literally rewriting reality. The chapter instead contrasts his manga-fueled daydreams about heroic finishing moves with how effortlessly he casually kills one of the Three Tempest Brothers in the real world.
Reality Punch follows Saitama wandering Z-City with his nose buried in a manga about heroic ideals, daydreaming about dramatic finishing moves. His aimless walk brings him face to face with The Three Tempest Brothers, whom he deals with in a single casual moment.
The Three Tempest Brothers are antagonists Saitama runs into in Reality Punch, and they are irritated that he seems completely unaware of them. Saitama casually kills one of the three, and the shock sends the surviving pair fleeing straight home.
Reality Punch is an extra chapter included with Volume 19 of the One Punch Man manga, released on April 4, 2019.
Yes, Reality Punch later received an animated adaptation, appearing in Episode 29 of the One Punch Man anime series.
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