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ワンパンマン [One Punch Man] #3
One-Punch Man, tom 3: Plotki
Żarty się skończyły! Saitama dochodzi do wniosku, że czas na poważnie zostać superbohaterem, w związku z czym wraz z Genosem podchodzi do egzaminu zawodowego. Jego wyniki z części fizycznej wprawiają egzaminatorów w osłupienie, jak to więc możliwe, że zostaje mu przyznana zaledwie ranga C!? Tak czy inaczej, w życiu naszego herosa zaczyna się kolejny etap, zaś już niebawem przyjdzie mu stawić czoła kolejnemu wyzwaniu!
208 pages, Paperback
First published April 4, 2013
About the author
ONE
332 books1,339 followersManga creator ONE first created One-Punch Man as a web comic, where it quickly went viral, garnering over 10,000,000 hits! Along with One-Punch Man, ONE also writes and draws another series called Mob Psycho 100.
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September 14, 2023
Saitama three years unbeaten wonders why he isn't better known, or indeed known as hero? Genos tells him all about the Heroes Association and the pair set on the road to recognised heroism. This episode very much expands on the One-Punch inverse and increases my liking of the series and I am now almost committed to reading all of this comedic manga serial.
There's something very appealing about a non-comedic, bald, regular sized unbeatable hero living in a comedic universe; I get this series, and I think I might grow to love it as it proceeds! This volume merits a 6 out of 12, Three stars.
2023 read
There's something very appealing about a non-comedic, bald, regular sized unbeatable hero living in a comedic universe; I get this series, and I think I might grow to love it as it proceeds! This volume merits a 6 out of 12, Three stars.
2023 read
December 1, 2022
This series lacks depth, but it’s still really enjoyable and funny. Genos is definitely my favorite and I would literally do anything for him if he were real.
June 17, 2018
when you’re the strongest hero out there yet no one knows who you are and your own disciple (who follows you around like a puppy and calls you Master) is 3 ranks higher than you and wants you to teach him things,,, 😅 love this series.
June 6, 2018
I haven't reviewed the first two volumes of One-Punch Man, so here I'll write one for the series in general. In short — it's delightful! A wonderful mix of comedy, parody of the superhero genre, sincerity and genuinely great storytelling. It's a story of Saitama, just a regular guy who one day decided to become a mighty hero who could defeat even the strongest and scariest villains with just one punch. His method?
I really like this series. When it parodies traditional superhero, manga and anime tropes, it's really funny. I'll never get tired of Saitama one-punching a giant monster on his way to the bathroom, or to a grocery store sale.
You also really feel for Saitama — despite the fact that he clearly is the strongest hero in the world, he gets constantly and routinely dismissed by the public and the hero committee (which strongly resembles the government and the superhero registration act of Marvel's Civil War), because at first he is not even aware that every hero should be registered to be recognised as one, and then he fails the written test so he gets assigned the lowest possible rank. The irony of bureaucracy holding down a truly helpful and useful person from doing good in this world really stings, and is very real.
On the other hand, as a character Saitama is so lovable, and he sends a very positive message of self-confidence and self-improvement, since he is just a regular guy who became a mighty hero through some very reasonable training and believing in himself. His life philosophy is simple but truly inspiring.
All of this, plus a quirky cast of supporting characters makes a really enjoyable series, and one I would recommend to regular readers of the western superhero books who occasionally get tired of the same old stuff. You'd think that a book like this would feel one-note and repetitive, but it manages to stay surprisingly fresh, and is carried by Saitama's awesome personality and charm.
I really like this series. When it parodies traditional superhero, manga and anime tropes, it's really funny. I'll never get tired of Saitama one-punching a giant monster on his way to the bathroom, or to a grocery store sale.
You also really feel for Saitama — despite the fact that he clearly is the strongest hero in the world, he gets constantly and routinely dismissed by the public and the hero committee (which strongly resembles the government and the superhero registration act of Marvel's Civil War), because at first he is not even aware that every hero should be registered to be recognised as one, and then he fails the written test so he gets assigned the lowest possible rank. The irony of bureaucracy holding down a truly helpful and useful person from doing good in this world really stings, and is very real.
On the other hand, as a character Saitama is so lovable, and he sends a very positive message of self-confidence and self-improvement, since he is just a regular guy who became a mighty hero through some very reasonable training and believing in himself. His life philosophy is simple but truly inspiring.
All of this, plus a quirky cast of supporting characters makes a really enjoyable series, and one I would recommend to regular readers of the western superhero books who occasionally get tired of the same old stuff. You'd think that a book like this would feel one-note and repetitive, but it manages to stay surprisingly fresh, and is carried by Saitama's awesome personality and charm.
January 2, 2016
I don't know how the authors did it, but they had impressed me with their awesome storyline and the endless sense of humor! I love their satire and jokes on conformity and the stupid social norms so much!
June 19, 2018
Love how it explores the whole idea of being a hero and contrasts it to being a monster in the most hilarious ways possible. This volume also focuses on the superhero organization and all the rules and standards that comes with it.
The bonus chapters in each of these volumes also makes these even more worthwhile since they aren't adapted in the anime! The artwork continues to be amazing and beautifully rendered.
Yours truly,
Lashaan | Blogger and Book Reviewer
Official blog: http://bookidote.wordpress.com
The bonus chapters in each of these volumes also makes these even more worthwhile since they aren't adapted in the anime! The artwork continues to be amazing and beautifully rendered.
Yours truly,
Lashaan | Blogger and Book Reviewer
Official blog: http://bookidote.wordpress.com
January 15, 2020
Saitama's physical strength is ridiculously exceptional! I love the part he weight lift because he looks so cute and funny. LOL!
He also look so hot with all his muscles even with his bald head. He is looking great!!
So glad at least someone from the higher ups acknowledge Saitama's strength as compared to god. He is invincible and no one even knows it. So sad!
I really love how they draw Saitama. Like so innocent and harmless cute bald person. I just love it! Adorable and funny at the same time! I also love that they make his costume yellow because it just suits him well! He looks flashy in his suit!!!!
I love when Saitama and Genos went sparring. Then at the end Saitama made a really intimidating act then flick Genos because they'll eat dinner. He is completely a harmless looking badass character.
It's the funny part when Saitama started giving advices and Genos actually buy it, LOL.
Also Speed is a huge show off and a pain in the butt. I don't like him. Hmp!
He also look so hot with all his muscles even with his bald head. He is looking great!!
So glad at least someone from the higher ups acknowledge Saitama's strength as compared to god. He is invincible and no one even knows it. So sad!
I really love how they draw Saitama. Like so innocent and harmless cute bald person. I just love it! Adorable and funny at the same time! I also love that they make his costume yellow because it just suits him well! He looks flashy in his suit!!!!
I love when Saitama and Genos went sparring. Then at the end Saitama made a really intimidating act then flick Genos because they'll eat dinner. He is completely a harmless looking badass character.
It's the funny part when Saitama started giving advices and Genos actually buy it, LOL.
Also Speed is a huge show off and a pain in the butt. I don't like him. Hmp!
June 12, 2021
I'm starting to realise that this is a great manga for reading when you're on the toilet
November 14, 2015
One-punch Man is still funny as hell in its third volume! Saitama is now starting to be recognized as a hero after taking the exam for the hero registry. And yes, heroes need to be registered!
I absolutely dig the dynamics between Saitama and Genos. Saitama finally shows some motivation. He wanted to be recognized as a hero, but still a hero for fun. This is contrasted by Genos' ambition of becoming strong and to make his scientist creator proud of him, so determined that his utter seriouness in the matter becomes funny.
The second meeting with Sonic is even funnier than before. It literally made me laugh, and that is something. There are funny reads that would make you laugh inside, but this one gives you the laughter which can be heard.
I absolutely dig the dynamics between Saitama and Genos. Saitama finally shows some motivation. He wanted to be recognized as a hero, but still a hero for fun. This is contrasted by Genos' ambition of becoming strong and to make his scientist creator proud of him, so determined that his utter seriouness in the matter becomes funny.
The second meeting with Sonic is even funnier than before. It literally made me laugh, and that is something. There are funny reads that would make you laugh inside, but this one gives you the laughter which can be heard.
September 1, 2018
One Punch Man continues to be fun as heck.
So we get a bit of training, more hilarity, and some great fights. The stand out is def Saitama and Genos. It's explosive and fun as hell. There's also great moments of comedy, one moment that works so well is a money scene. But yeah, One Punch Man is just good old fun time. Check it out! A 4 out of 5.
So we get a bit of training, more hilarity, and some great fights. The stand out is def Saitama and Genos. It's explosive and fun as hell. There's also great moments of comedy, one moment that works so well is a money scene. But yeah, One Punch Man is just good old fun time. Check it out! A 4 out of 5.
May 18, 2018
The artwork in this was awesome!! Story is developing nicely at the superhero program
June 18, 2022
Overall, this series has weird potential and fun moments, but the disjointed and disorienting pacing and plot take me out of the element.
April 8, 2025
The hero licence exams were a bigger deal in anime , but the manga was funnier , we are still doing the monster of the day format and it's still fun . The rematch vs Sonic was hilarious and I had actually forgotten about it . There was also a newer tale and the two bonus chapters were entertaining and our introduction to Blizzard and Tornando .
May 1, 2022
I like the camaraderie of Genos and Saitama.
The humour is growing into me.
I will be sad if Genos and Saitama end up in opposite side of any battle :(.
Kombu monster was the cutest.
I like how they are slowly unravelling the plot. Slowly reeling you into the story.
I feel a bit of bond with Saitama, would be sad if he does not get acknowledgement.
At the same time, seeing Genos I feel a pang of "working hard but not achieving enough whereas someone is born with it".
Let's see how the story unfolds later.
The humour is growing into me.
I will be sad if Genos and Saitama end up in opposite side of any battle :(.
Kombu monster was the cutest.
I like how they are slowly unravelling the plot. Slowly reeling you into the story.
I feel a bit of bond with Saitama, would be sad if he does not get acknowledgement.
At the same time, seeing Genos I feel a pang of "working hard but not achieving enough whereas someone is born with it".
Let's see how the story unfolds later.
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February 14, 2019This story just keeps me laughing. Volume Three brings about Hero Classes and of course Genos is a higher rated hero than Saitama. And of course he still treats him as master. The parody on the super hero genre is great and I look forward to diving deeper into the series.
While a fun journey, you have to feel for Saitama who started out being a hero for fun and had found how “political” the legitimate hero world can be.
Really an all around good time.
While a fun journey, you have to feel for Saitama who started out being a hero for fun and had found how “political” the legitimate hero world can be.
Really an all around good time.
February 25, 2020
Still awesome, it's not quite as awesome as the preceding or the ones right after. Just a rematch. That is, a rematch after learning that becoming a Hero in the Hero Association means that you have to be SEEN doing HERO stuff or they kick you out...
Man. That's HARSH. And the poor guy is so unphotogenic, too!
It doesn't matter how powerful you are. All that matters is how GOOD you look, doing it.
He will never get anywhere. :)
Man. That's HARSH. And the poor guy is so unphotogenic, too!
It doesn't matter how powerful you are. All that matters is how GOOD you look, doing it.
He will never get anywhere. :)
April 23, 2016
Ok, to be honest? I've read A LOT of manga, and watched A LOT of anime. I've been reading it and watching it for about 20 years. And yet, when the new ninja-esque guy showed up, I thought it was a woman for a good chunk of this book.
Anyway.
I really love Saitama and his attitude, and the whole plot about joining the Heroes' Association made me laugh.
Anyway.
I really love Saitama and his attitude, and the whole plot about joining the Heroes' Association made me laugh.
June 21, 2018
Genuinely silly, One Punch Man is a fantastic manga, with almost no notable storyline. It's perfect for all the times when you don't want to commit to something longer or you need to fill 30 minutes.
Glorious in it's simplicity and silliness.
Glorious in it's simplicity and silliness.
October 19, 2020
It started off directly where the last volume ended. Although it was a good start and the story moved forward, it soon became boring and felt like a stretch to complete the volume. Let’s hope the next one’s better!
January 13, 2022
Who decides limits? And based on what? You said you worked hard? Well maybe you need to work a little longer. Is that really the limit of your strength? Could the you of tomorrow beat you today? Instead of giving in move forward.
- Saitama sensei
- Saitama sensei
August 2, 2022
Okay, I now understand why OPM is as popular as it is. This volume, to me, was the manga coming into its own. It’s incredibly fun to read with great characters, a whimsical/wacky world and *beautiful* art.
December 13, 2015
This volume begins with Chapter 16-20.5.
That's all for now until I hit editing mode...
Ta-ta Pretties!
That's all for now until I hit editing mode...
Ta-ta Pretties!
January 13, 2016
Cool. The extra bonus stories in the end are cool. Funny as.
Next Volume please.
Next Volume please.
May 26, 2016
★||Actual Rating: 3.5 stars||★
Just read this in less than half an hour. Not as funny as the others but seemed to focus more on backstory/plot.
Just read this in less than half an hour. Not as funny as the others but seemed to focus more on backstory/plot.
February 26, 2017
Review to come!
July 11, 2018
I want to know Saitama’s hero name!!
August 19, 2018
so good 👌🏻
Bonus stories are great!
Bonus stories are great!
February 26, 2019
Oh how I wish this manga were called "The Bald Cape."
September 4, 2019
I have mixed feelings about One Punch Man. Some good, others not so good. But I am still reading it.
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