Seven-Eleven
Manga ChapterA light bonus story tied to the eighth collected volume, this short piece follows the Blizzard Group on an outing for cherry blossom viewing, complete with a few blooming monsters standing between them and their picnic spot.
Summary
Fubuki rounds up her circle for a spring flower-viewing trip, though enthusiasm across the group runs uneven. Charanko balks at being told to fetch drinks and questions handing Bang the lead, only for the old master to cut him off and simply push everyone out the door. King asks whether he can bring his game along, while Tatsumaki flatly dismisses the whole idea, scoffing that S-Class heroes have no free time to waste on picnics. Fubuki, for her part, hopes the location can double as a regular gathering place for the Blizzard Group.
The journey does not stay peaceful. Cherry blossom monsters ambush the party along the way, but the group pushes through the interruption and finally arrives at the spot they set out for.
Key Events
Fubuki organizes an outing and drafts the Blizzard Group into the plans. Bang brushes past Charanko's objections and gets the group moving. Tatsumaki refuses to take part, insisting the trip is beneath a top-ranked hero. On the road the travelers are set upon by blossom-themed creatures before reaching their destination.
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Notes
This installment was released on April 3, 2015, as a changeable alternate cover offered when purchasing the eighth volume at 7-Eleven, which lends the chapter its title. Saitama appears on the cover, and the featured cast includes Charanko, Bang, King, Tatsumaki, Fubuki, Genos, and Speed-o'-Sound Sonic. It sits between the Lobster chapter and Struggle of the Blizzard Group.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the "Seven-Eleven" bonus chapter of One Punch Man about?
Seven-Eleven is a bonus chapter tied to Volume 8 in which Fubuki organizes a cherry blossom viewing trip for the Blizzard Group. The outing is interrupted by cherry blossom monsters before the group finally reaches their picnic spot.
Why is the chapter called "Seven-Eleven"?
The chapter takes its name from its original release as a changeable alternate cover offered when purchasing One Punch Man Volume 8 at a 7-Eleven store on April 3, 2015.
Who refuses to join the Blizzard Group's trip in "Seven-Eleven"?
In Seven-Eleven, Tatsumaki flatly dismisses the flower-viewing trip, insisting S-Class heroes have no free time for picnics, while Charanko balks at being told to fetch drinks.
What interrupts the Blizzard Group's journey in "Seven-Eleven"?
The group is ambushed by cherry blossom themed monsters on the road, but they push through the attack and reach their destination anyway.
Which chapters come before and after "Seven-Eleven"?
Seven-Eleven follows the chapter Lobster and is followed by Struggle of the Blizzard Group.
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