A few of days from now, the highly anticipated publication of One Punch Man Chapter 171 will occur. In the weeks since the conclusion of “The Monster Association,” viewers have been desperate for any new information regarding their beloved show. The raw scans of the next chapter are out now, so their wait was worth it. The images for Chapter 171 of One Punch Man reveal that Overgrown Rover will return, this time in a cute little form. Black Sperm, who managed to escape Metal Bat’s last attack, will also make an appearance in this next section. Keep reading to find out more about the information the raw scans have provided us with.
Full Spoilers for One Punch Man Chapter 171
In this latest instalment of One Punch Man, King is just as terrifying as always. Tatsumaki is shown dressed like a punk rocker on the cover of this volume. The Esper now has a brand new do, along with a mesh top and loose jeans. The green-haired woman, whatever she’s wearing, is clearly demonstrating her exceptional psychic powers. The new A-class heroes show up to Saitama’s apartment in the opening of One Punch Man chapter 171. You can tell that they’re acting arrogantly and even making fun of the bald hero.
Unfortunately for the kids, the person who opens the door is King, whose very presence is enough to make them tremble. Meanwhile, fans may find Black Sperm hiding out on the rocks above the ruins of Z-City while the story proceeds elsewhere. The hero Pig God searching the rubble for remaining Monster Association members has upset the villain. Somewhere up in the sky, members of the Hero Association are pleading with the guy to come back to the hospital in their helicopter. In response to Pig God’s stubbornness, the 35th A-class hero, Air, appears from the chopper. An individual ridicules the S-class heroes, claiming that their superior position and arrogance led to their defeat at the hands of the Garou.
Pig God accepts his challenge, but the combat is cut short when Evil Natural Water, now severely depleted, fires a spray of water at Air, stabbing him in the neck. Pig God consumes the criminal’s remnants, causing great bodily harm. But despite this, the S-class hero requests assistance from the Hero Association staff before he can save Air. Due to the chaos, Black Sperm is able to make his getaway. The bad guy thinks he’s out of danger, but Saitama is searching the rubble for his personal effects. Black Sperm is well aware that Saitama was the one to defeat Garou, and he can’t believe his bad luck in running across the greatest hero.
As if on cue, Genos spots some rumbling in the neighbouring rock formations. The robot captures the unknown creature, which turns out to be a little, depleted Rover, fearing an impending onslaught. Because of Rover’s diversion, Black Sperm is able to flee from the heroes without being killed. Saitama and Genos surprise the adversary by not harming the little creature. Chapter 171 of One Punch Man ends with Black Sperm coming up to Saitama and asking for refuge in the raw scans.
Speculations
After being destroyed by Metal Bat during the fight against the Monster Association, most fans of the franchise assumed that Black Sperm was dead. His look is shocking, but fans are divided over whether or not they like it. The villain may turn over a new leaf in order to get Saitama’s aid because he has nowhere else to go. When chapter 171 of One Punch Man finally arrives, though, Rover will be the chapter’s main attraction. The monster acts more like Saitama’s pet hamster than a fearsome threat of any magnitude.
Saitama’s joy at seeing his monster dog again matches that of his adoring audience. Saitama has a large and diverse network of pals, and it is unknown if Black Sperm and Rover will join them. In that scenario, these one-time antagonists will likely be featured prominently in future episodes. There will be a breather for viewers of One Punch Man after chapter 171 due to the length and intensity of the conflict between Saitama and Garou.
With the potential reappearance of Black Sperm and Rover, the show might build on the precedent set by Saitama’s assistance to Garou to make his adversaries into better people.
Whether or whether any of the Monster Association’s higher-ups have survived to this day is likewise a mystery. Nonetheless, the idea cannot be ignored after witnessing three former members still alive in chapter 171 of One Punch Man.