
A single-page omake tucked into the seventeenth volume, this short beat catches Saitama, Genos, and King in the aftermath of the Elder Centipede battle, with King far more worried about his ruined pants than the lingering stench.
In the wake of the clash with Elder Centipede, Saitama wonders aloud whether the others notice a strange smell. King identifies it right away as the reek of centipede innards. He then sheepishly asks if they can swing by a department store first, since he badly needs a fresh pair of pants.
Saitama asks Genos and King about an odd smell following the Elder Centipede fight. King recognizes it as centipede guts and requests a stop at a department store for new pants.

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The Volume 17 Omake is a single-page bonus scene set after the fight with Elder Centipede, in which Saitama asks Genos and King if they notice a strange smell.
King identifies the strange smell as the reek of centipede innards from the Elder Centipede fight, then sheepishly asks to stop at a department store because he badly needs a fresh pair of pants.
The Volume 17 Omake takes place in the immediate aftermath of Saitama, Genos, and King's clash with the monster Elder Centipede.
The Volume 17 Omake's cover features Saitama, Genos, King, and Bang.
The Volume 17 Omake is a short bonus page, running just one page in the collected volume.
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