The Release date for One Punch Man chapter 173
Through his Twitter, One Punch Man creator Yusuke Murata announced that the Tonajan release of chapter 173 will occur on November 3. When compared to the roughly 30-day intervals between chapter releases of the preceding chapters, chapter 173 will be available around two weeks following chapter 172. The mangaka also announced Friday, November 4, as the publication date for volume 27 of the series, which contains chapters 127 and 129.
Concluding Remarks
It was fantastic to see Saitama gain some recognition from the Hero community, even if this attribute is integral to One Punch Man. Also, if our protagonist makes it to A-Class, Heroes like Metal Knight and Sweet Mask will start taking notice (as seen at the end of One Punch Man chapter 173). Saitama’s relationship with “God” and the Hero Association’s strategy toward him will be explored in greater depth in subsequent chapters. Fans are thrilled and enthusiastic about the Caped Baldy because of his success in the hero community.
Genos, called Demon Cyborg, Saitama’s “apprentice,” gave a passionate speech to the members of the Hero Association in Chapter 173 of One Punch Man, doing justice to the incredible might of our beloved protagonist. The chapter described Blast’s struggle against an unknown foe he called “God” for two years. When Zombiman was fighting a member of the Monster Association named Homeless Emperor, Homeless Emperor revealed the identity of the creature. That “God” had given him abilities, turning him into a monstrosity.
Flashy Flash chimed in, suggesting the creature had the ability to speak telepathically. While he and Saitama were investigating the Monster Association’s base, he made this discovery.
Genos praises his sensei in Chapter 173 of One Punch Man
Genos’s contribution to the conversation in Chapter 173 of One Punch Man was the high point of the chapter. After all the heroes had finished saying their piece and Blast’s two-year war against “God” was disclosed, Genos simply stated that the threat might have been dealt with sooner. To whom do you attribute this crime? Saitama, to be precise. The Demon Cyborg then explained a method that would make the problem simple to resolve. They all heard about Saitama and Garou’s battle through him. According to him, they “went cosmic” and had an epic battle.
Later, Genos clarified the “Zero Punch” and Saitama’s time-travelling efforts to prevent it.
Everyone in the room was taken aback, needless to say. As a result of their surprise, they began to distrust Saitama’s apprentice. Though the rest of the group was trying to process the information, Zombie Man nevertheless made an effort to make sense of it. At long last, the Caped Baldy is acknowledged in One Punch Man Chapter 173. To begin, his status as a Hero was upgraded, making him an A-Class Hero instead of a B-Class Hero. He has already attempted the Hero examination.
Though he aced the physical portion of the exam, he bombed the writing portion. In consequence, he was placed in the 342nd percentile of the C-Class. His brave actions, though, helped him rise through the ranks. Second, before this, Saitama had vanquished formidable creatures, but no one knew about it. Others concluded it wasn’t him since there were other heroes around or because he didn’t show up later.
In the case of the Elder Centipede, for instance
After a lengthy absence, the monster returned, and it was bent on vengeance. After Blast dealt the monster a large amount of damage, the creature decided to get its revenge. King, who all the while there, sought to taunt it to draw its attention away from the other heroes. A furious Elder Centipede lunged towards King. But Saitama came in with a single blow right at the end to seal the deal. Though King received the credit for the win, the other heroes were recognised for their efforts as well.
Contrarily, Saitama was not honoured in this way. His achievements were ignored by everyone save Genos and, to a lesser extent, King. In addition, Saitama from One Punch Man always remained loyal to his slogan of being a “hero for a hobby” by never trying to take credit for his achievements. At the same time, a few of the other Pro Heroes cared more about their reputation than anything else. However, underneath his casual and lazy attitude, the Caped Baldy hid a sincere desire to help those in need.