
A one-page omake from the eighteenth volume, this short scene has Saitama check whether Tareo recognizes him after Garou is knocked out, only to be let down by his own absence from the Hero Association Catalog.
Having inadvertently laid Garou out cold, Saitama notices that Tareo saw the whole thing. Spotting the Hero Association Catalog in the boy's hands, he asks whether Tareo knows who he is, and the child simply shakes his head. Saitama borrows the catalog to check, then deflates upon realizing he is nowhere in its pages, wandering off and leaving the puzzled boy beside the unconscious Garou.
Saitama knocks out Garou and finds that Tareo witnessed it. Tareo does not recognize him, and Saitama discovers he is not listed in the Hero Association Catalog, leaving the boy alone with Garou.

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In Volume 18 Omake 1, Saitama notices the boy Tareo witnessed him knock out the monster Garou and asks whether Tareo recognizes him.
No, Tareo simply shakes his head when Saitama asks if the boy knows who he is.
Saitama borrows Tareo's Hero Association Catalog to check his own listing, only to deflate upon realizing he is nowhere in its pages.
Volume 18 Omake 1 corresponds to Episode 26 of the One Punch Man anime.
The cover of Volume 18 Omake 1 features Saitama, Garou, and Tareo.
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