One-Punch Man: Episode 4
A gang of bald terrorists is smashing the city, which means Saitama has to teach them a lesson for cribbing his style. Unless their target’s ninja bodyguard takes care of them first, of course.
A gang of bald terrorists is smashing the city, which means Saitama has to teach them a lesson for cribbing his style. Unless their target’s ninja bodyguard takes care of them first, of course.
As Tekkadan (STILL) prepares to escort Kudelia to Earth, some of Gjallarhorn’s officers land on Mars to investigate their missing soldiers.
Do Mon and company rush to repair the roof before a typhoon hits. Meanwhile, the villainous trio get a bead on Felia’s location.
Yato takes the fight to Bishamon as Kugaha’s plan goes all according to keikaku*.
Isolated from the outside world by a network error, Saikawa and Moe attempt to figure out how the murderer was able to enter Shiki’s chambers. Meanwhile, the lab director arrives on the island, accompanied by Shiki’s younger sister.
I’m selling out for search engine hits and highlighting the fact that Owarimongatari parodies JAMES BOND RETURNS IN SPECTRE RELEASE DATE, Osomatsu-san does STREET FIGHTER V PC BETA DELAYED, and Miss Monochrome goes STAR WARS EPISODE VII NEW TRAILER SPOILERS. How’s that for ethics in anime journalism?
Our heroes infiltrate the House of Evolution and battle its greatest threat: Carnage Kabuto.
Orga, Mikazuki, and company stage a coup, taking over CGS and renaming it “Tekkadan”. Meanwhile, Crank Zent (aka Totally-Not-Ramba-Ral) returns to the battlefield for a fair duel with Mikazuki and Gundam Barbatos.
Stash away those pricey idol statues and your thirty amiibos, because we’re about to get cheap and nasty. Gacha! is your fortnightly (or thereabouts) look at the weird world of Japanese capsule toys. Turns out, this is also all garbage and you don’t want any of it!
A phantom thief is on the loose, stealing money from corrupt government officials. Takeru figures out this modern-day Robin Hood is his ticket to the next Heroic Icon, but the Ganma are way ahead of him. Meanwhile, Akari discovers a method to make ghosts visible to the human eye.
Sogo, Kaon, Felicia, and Moura are thrown out for causing trouble and decide to have a day on the town. Unfortunately, their fun is about to be ruined by a mysterious lolicon troublemaker.
After learning of Suzuha’s fate, Yukki becomes inconsolable at the manor of Bishamon. By protecting him, Kazuma becomes banished. With Yukki’s damaged mental state draining Yato’s energy, he is left wide open to attack.
Yukki learns more about his newfound friend, but the winds of tragedy swirl around them.
In your head, picture the most contrived way you could arrange for a light novel protagonist to gather a harem for himself that you can imagine, and you are not even close.
As soon as Saikawa and his students arrive on the island, Moe sets out to explore the Magata laboratory and meet Shiki. However, the programming prodigy hasn’t had any physical contact with anyone in fifteen years — and she hasn’t given a sign of life in days.
The Roundup returns with a new lightweight edition as we’re just about back at full staff and picking up full size posts again. Join the fun as we take on Dance With Devils, Beautiful Bones, the returning Miss Mister Monochrome, Owarimonogatari, and starting next week Osomatsu-san.
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Genos, a lone cyborg, arrives on the scene pursuing a monster created by the House of Evolution. After seeing Saitama’s power, Genos becomes our hero’s disciple right before they’re ambushed by yet more animal creatures.
Mikazuki drives away the Gjallarhorn forces in Gundam Barbatos, leaving both sides time to lick their wounds and prepare their next move.
In order to gather the 14 remaining Heroic Eyecons, Takeru needs to find relics associated with the spirit, as well as a living person inspired by their deeds. Luckily, such a person presents himself immediately — a kooky inventor trying to channel the ghost of Thomas Edison.