One-Punch Man, Vol. 25

ワンパンマン [One Punch Man] #25

by ONE (Contributor)

No labirinto subterrâneo, Puripuri-prisoner se depara inesperadamente com Garou, o caçador de heróis, que está cada vez mais forte. Enquanto isso, Saitama passa a acompanhar Senkou no Flash. Na superfície, os heróis de classe “A” estão prestes a serem derrotados pela criatura Nyan, mas eis que surge Kudo Kishi!

Genres: Manga, Comics, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novels, Comics Manga, Humor

192 pages, Paperback

First published May 2, 2022

About the author

Manga 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.

Reviews

[Adam M · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of Saitama and early gives this a bump up. There are some fun moments with Class A heroes trying to help save Waganma, like Food Battler Futoshi, and Sekingar really steps up as a field general. Flashy Flash feels like a lot of the other Class S heroes and is pretty uninspiring here, but Drive Knight? There are LOTS of questions still about who the leak is inside the Hero Organization, but Drive Knight some how gives us even more. It's one of the more interesting plot points in a book that isn't too have heavy on them. Also, GENOS! My guy is back and better than ever. This is the first book in a while that has me eager for the next installment. Garo is about to throw down with Superalloy Blackluster after brutalizing Puri-Puri Prisoner.

[Pranta Dastider · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good as usual. It took so long to release in English. I wish I had a few more volumes in hand now.

[Lashaan Balasingam · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun as always glimpse at the misery and struggle of heroes against powerful foes while Saitama teams up with Flashy Flash in hopes to find their way straight to the boss of bosses!

[Jesus Flores · Rating 3 out of 5]

Lo de Saitama y Flas, es el gag de "este héroe pelón es débil, mejor vete a casa y deja que yo me encargue" y de repente se va dando cuenta que ahí sobrevive.

La pelea con el gato está bien, y ahí se da pistas de otras para el próximo.

Divertido leer de nuevo a Saitama

3 stars

[Blake the Book Eater · Rating 4 out of 5]

Drive Knight is iconic and I love him

[Ady Weasley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Saitama se encuentra con Flash Centella pero parecen estar perdidos.
Los héroes de apoyo son derrotados por Miau, pero aparece el Caballero impulso y logra salvarlos, sin embargo me dio un poco de desconfianza su forma de actuar y el interrogatorio que le hizo al trajeado.
Genos aparece y los saca de la zona de peligro pero va en búsqueda de Saitama.
Garou despertó y esta incontrolable

[Adam · Rating 3 out of 5]

Frankly embarrassing that I continue to rate these above 2 stars given how objectively Not Good they have become. Already written ad nauseum about how baffling the narrative direction of Volumes 16 onwards is, but it’s crazy to see the misses here. Garo’s return is so bad I genuinely am in disbelief - the big important villain brought back with almost zero build-up or ceremony. And ending your Volume on a filler fight between Child Emperor (why are we still focusing on him?!) only highlights just how empty the skirmishes have become. We’ve come so far from the early chapters’ episodic structure and ‘everyday’ backdrop that it’s hard to remember where the series started, but the flatness of these sections (coupled with the Bonus Chapter that harkens back to early-day OPM) makes that gulf apparent once more.

But then, I do still like Murata’s spectacle. I like seeing Saitama and Genos again - not just for the familiarity, but because their presence sharpens a slackening story. I like the energy and invention, and Volume 25 keeps up the pace nicely in that department.

I had a rough day at work today, and One Punch Man ended up being a nice reprieve. Sometimes, that’s enough.

[Katherinne Medina (unafandeghibli) · Rating 5 out of 5]

Este si es un buen tomo.
Vemos a un Garou transformado que hiere gravemente al Prisionero Lindo Lindo (OMG Garou, ahora está más mamadisimo y aún más cerca de convertirse en un monstruo).
Las escenas de Saitama con Flashy Flash fueron muy chistosas, en serio ya me hacía falta esa parte cómica en la historia, por encima de las batallas entre los distintos monstruos y héroes.
Me gustó mucho el enfrentamiento entre Drive Knight y Nyan, que también era un monstruo muy roto. Aún así me genera mucha duda quién es realmente el traidor, si Metal Knight o Drive Knight. Está bueno ese elemento de suspenso ahí.
Luego, la aparición de Genos para salvarlos, uff, terminé gritando.
Todo estuvo muy épico.

[Natalie H · Rating 4 out of 5]

November 2024
Kindle edition

Ah. Garo is back. Another S class finding the truth about Saitama. I did like Flashy flash and Saitama's team up, he started off so seriously. Nyaan was probably the coolest monster. The guy on the surface was pretty impressive, but overshadowed by Drive knight. The MVP was defo F. Genos finally getting into the fight.

[C.M. Chafin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Much better. Getting back into the plots we’re invested in! So I know it’s still being written, but damn it’s feeling like with this many heroes down we’re gearing up to the Big Bad battle. Also, I’m still keeping my eyes on you Drive Knight 👀

[Yehia Shehata · Rating 3 out of 5]

I welcomed some saitama at the beginning, but this one didn't do it for me a lot, despite some reveals on a possible traitor amidst the hero association.

Problem is I'm almost caught up now, I don't want to read them too fast. Only 2 printed volumes left.

[aamna · Rating 5 out of 5]

love it when saitama surprises S-class with his undefeated prowess 😩

[Jesquick · Rating 5 out of 5]

Flashy Flash y Saitama corren como locos por el laberinto que es la guarida de los monstruos, lo que nos hace preguntarnos si podrán encontrarse con más superhéroes o monstruos en su camino.

El sentido de la orientación de Flashy Flash es terrible, lo que añade un toque de comedia a la escena.
La batalla en la superficie es emocionante y demuestra cómo, a pesar de que hay héroes con menos fuerza o poder, están dispuestos a dar su vida para defender sus ideales. Es un momento conmovedor que nos recuerda la importancia de la valentía y la determinación.
Pero la aparición de Genos fue perfecta, justo en el momento en que se necesitaba un giro en la trama. Su llegada nos hace preguntarnos qué sucederá a continuación y cómo se desarrollará la historia.
En general, este tomo me dejó con varias intrigas y preguntas sin respuesta. La posibilidad de un complot real en la Asociación de Héroes es un tema que me tiene intrigado y ansioso por saber más. Y la idea de capturar monstruos para mascota o experimentación es algo que ya había visto antes, pero que sigue siendo un tema interesante y un poco inquietante.

[Doc · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cat-astrophic

Just as a warning to sensitive readers this series may be rated Teen but it has never been shy about tight clothses and sometimes even partial nudity for neither males or females so be aware that if such things offend you this series might upset you. There are also times where violence results in death with some gore though this is not necessarily a main focus as this series mixes humor with action quite often.

With the discovery of Garo, Puri-Puri Prisoner is in for a surprise upon is awakening by how strong he has become. In this volume we also see Superalloy Blackluster is about to step up to the challenge of the hero hunter, Saitama joining forces with Flashy Flash (as seen on the cover). a variety of heroes facing off against the dangerously unstable Nyaan to save young Waganma, as well as Drive Knight, Child Emperor, and Genos getting in some action as the hero versus monster battle royal continues on.

[Jennifer]

Poor Flashy Flash...his ego is getting a bit trampled by Saitama. I like how he blamed his failure on subconsciously holding back against a weak opponent :D And of course Saitama has no idea he already annihilated Orochi (bath monster, in his mind) and is wandering lost with Flashy looking for the big boss.

TBH, the heroes get roughed up a bit too much to really be sustainable. The support team took a lot of damage and it's hard to see how they could recover in a reasonable time frame, considering how active the monsters are. Even Metal Bat and Tank Top are still hospitalized and sitting this mission out...not exactly useful.

[Stephen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Puri-Puri Prisoner makes one of the most terrible mistakes in the entire series within this issue....releases Garu from prison in the Monster Association HQ!?!? This volume includes a ton of heroes going well beyond thier capabilities to fend off evil. Who comes to the rescue when needed most??? Genos!!! Clutch fighting and action make this book fly by. Very enjoyable...but has you badly wanting the next volume to be released! But that's a good thing if your a fan of the series...to impatiently wait for the next released volume.

[Annie · Rating 4 out of 5]

wait did Genos just killed the crazy cyborg???

Anyway, this last arc has been very intense and fun. I´m now officially up-to-date with the manga volumes (at least in Mx).

So far my favourites:
1- Genos
2- Saitama
3- Child Emperor
4- Garou
5- Zombie man
6- King
7- Atomic Samurai disciples trio
8- The whole gang of supporting heroes (they are totally worth a spin off series)
9- Sonic
10- Bang

[Mariána K · Rating 5 out of 5]

High stakes

One thing I really like about the series is that even the action scenes are entertaining. Unlike other series, like Bleach where are the action scenes just seem to eat a lot of pages without a lot of substance, the humor of the series really shines in the combat making it worth your time to see all the details and enjoy the fight. I still wish the volumes were longer, but they are still solid.

[M. Ashraf · Rating 3 out of 5]

Onepunch Man
Volume#25
Collected issues: #119 - #125

Chapter List:
119th Punch: Encounter
120th Punch: Playtime
121st Punch: Cornered Rat
122nd Punch: Drive Knight
123rd Punch: A Glimpse Behind The Scenes
124th Punch: The Only Necessary Thing Is Strength
125th Punch: Broken
Extra: Back of My Head
Extra: Omake

Flashy Flash what a name
Genos for the rescue
And we have the child emperor again

[Markus Santos · Rating 4 out of 5]

Mais um volume divertidíssimo de One-Punch Man. Lutas cada vez mais dinâmicas e heróis e criaturas muito divertidas. O Saitama quase não aparece nesse volume e isso é um erro, na minha opinião, pois ele continua sendo o melhor personagem da série de longe. Mas o nível de dinamismo e fluidez dos desenhos e das cenas compensam isso. Gibi divertido e rápido de ler que vale a pena pra passar bem o tempo.

[Nick Jones · Rating 3 out of 5]

I just want to read a manga about a hero living with the terrible ennui of knowing that he can defeat any villain with one punch so there's no challenge in his life, but Saitama is barely in the book that's named after him. This has evolved into a very generic superhero story with generic heroes fighting generic monsters while generic villains plot and scheme in the background.

[Ville Kokko · Rating 3 out of 5]

This actually felt like a decent bit of action adventure after all the endless low-grade humour about dumb heroes fighting dumb monsters earlier in this story arc. The LACK of humour was an advantage.

Then again, that's not really enough to make it better than three stars. Just a better three stars than recently.

[Jedi JC Daquis · Rating 4 out of 5]

What can I say that I haven't said before, One-Punch Man is funny with consistently great artwork! It's always a treat whenever I see Saitama having fun, and unknowingly making fun of other heroes' powers. Drive Knight being put in the spotlight is yet another fresh element in the ever-growing roster of heroes whose powers are revealed.

[JK · Rating 2 out of 5]

2

The Monster Association plotline is finally picking up some traction again and piquing my interest. Some of the panels of action scenes felt a bit too disconnected and lost clarity of the scene for me in this one. I'm just glad this series is so easy to pick back up again. It's been a few years since I put it down.

[Diogo Muller · Rating 4 out of 5]

While I still think this arc is too long, this volume at least has fun and creative fights that use the heroes well.

Plot is progressing, if slowly, and this volume doesn't feel as slow as the previous one.

[Nicole Westen · Rating 3 out of 5]

I am honestly torn between wanting all the other characters to figure out how OP Saitama actually is, and wanting them to remain oblivious so I can chuckle in my head as these heroes talk patronizingly to basically Cthulhu.

[Heather Gilbert · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful and hysterical - filled with laughs, dry wit and appealing illustrations. This installment brings Saitama face to face with Flashy Flash, who just want's to ditch the awkward hero. And Garou! My favorite villain reappears after taking an installment sabbatical (chained to a wall).

[Oscar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Buenísimo.

Avanza en las diferentes historias, hay golpes de Saitama, detalles de la Asociación Kaijin, King, nuevos heroes, vuelve Garou, buen tono cómico. Las ilustraciones pues excelentes, como siempre.

[Kayla · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 stars.

Saitama!!! It feels like it has been forever since we've seen him show up for more than a small cameo. Also Genos is back! I'm so happy! Because of how long it has been in between me reading these volumes, I don't really know if the snitch has been previously revealed or not..

[Fictional Detectives {Rob} · Rating 4 out of 5]

Puri-Puri Prisoner comes across Garo the hero hunter who is not stronger than ever and easily defeats him. Meanwhile Saitama is wondering around k and Flash hears someone so he goes to attack but it is only Saitama so he easily dodges which shocks Flash as how can anyone be as fast as him.