
A two-page extra from the eighth volume set inside a monster transport, where captured creatures compare notes on how they were caught until one shifty prisoner spins a tall tale about tangling with King.
Within a transport carrying low-level monsters, the prisoners swap stories about who took them down, with the heroes mentioned but never shown. One shark creature had been subdued by the B-Class hero Mushroom, a four-armed monster by the Blizzard Group, an oni by A-Class hero Lightning Max, and an umbrella-wielding cyclops by an unnamed C-Class hero. When the group turns to a shifty-looking captive, apparently Tongue Stretcher, he claims King caught him and then embellishes the tale, insisting he actually traded blows with the hero, landing a hit and taking one in return.
Captured monsters in the transport recount their defeats. Their captors are named as Mushroom, the Blizzard Group, Lightning Max, and an unnamed C-Class hero. Tongue Stretcher claims King brought him in. He then lies further, boasting that he fought King and exchanged blows with him.

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The strip spans two bonus pages attached to the eighth volume. Tongue Stretcher appears on the cover, while Mushroom, Lightning Max, and King are only referenced. The humor comes from the monster inflating a hopeless encounter into a heroic-sounding brawl, playing against King's real record.
Inside a monster transport, captured creatures compare how they were caught, and the shifty Tongue Stretcher exaggerates his defeat by King into a story where he traded blows with the hero.
The monsters name the B-Class hero Mushroom, the Blizzard Group, the A-Class hero Lightning Max, and an unnamed C-Class hero as the ones who captured them.
Tongue Stretcher claims King caught him, then exaggerates further by insisting he actually exchanged blows with King, landing a hit and taking one in return.
Volume 8 Omake 2 is a two-page bonus story bundled with the eighth collected volume of One Punch Man.
Tongue Stretcher appears on the cover of Volume 8 Omake 2, while Mushroom, Lightning Max, and King are only referenced in the story.
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