How many volumes of One Punch Man are there?

Last Modified Aug 14, 2024 06:55 GMT
How many volumes of One Punch Man are there?
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As of July 2024, the manga series has been collected into 31 volumes.

One Punch Man has captivated audiences worldwide with its unique blend of humor, action, and satire. The story centers on Saitama, an ordinary man who transforms into an unbeatable hero, capable of defeating any enemy with a single punch. However, his immense power leaves him feeling bored and yearning for a real challenge.

The series features a rich array of characters, including Saitama's cyborg disciple, Genos, and the quirky members of the Hero Association. The artwork is exceptional, showcasing detailed fight scenes and expressive character designs that enhance the storytelling. As the narrative unfolds across multiple volumes, each installment builds on the previous one, introducing new characters and plot twists to keep the story engaging and exciting.

How many volumes of One Punch Man are there?

Since its humble beginnings as a webcomic in 2009, One Punch Man has experienced tremendous growth. As of July 2024, the manga has expanded to 31 tankōbon volumes. The transition from webcomic to published manga began when Yusuke Murata, impressed by its popularity, reached out to ONE with a proposal to redraw the comic for digital release. This collaboration led to the first chapter being published on June 14, 2012, on Weekly Young Jump's spin-off manga website.

The series quickly garnered international attention, with Viz Media starting its publication in North America on January 21, 2013, via their Weekly Shonen Jump platform. The first digital volume was released in February 2014, followed by print editions in the United States starting in September 2015.

The manga's widespread popularity has ensured a steady release schedule, with new volumes coming out regularly. As of July 2024, 28 volumes had been translated and published in English, continuing to captivate fans around the world.

Volume No.ArcChapters
1One Punch1-8
2The Secret to Strength9-15
3The Rumor16-20
4Giant Meteor21-24
5Shining in Tatters25-29
6The Big Prediction30-34
7The Fight35-37
8That Man38-40
9Don't Dis Heroes!41-47
10Pumped Up48-55
11Giant Insect56-61
12The Strong Ones62-67
13Monster Cells68-70
14The Depths of Despair72-75
15Pulling the Strings76-80
16Depleted81-84
17Because I'm the Bald Cape?85-87
18Limiter88-90
19All My Cabbage91-94
20Let's Go!95-96
21In an Instant97-101
22Light102-106
23Authenticity107-112
24Sacrifice113-118
25Drive Knight119-125
26Unfathomable126-131
27Tornado Full Blast132-137
28Into the Abyss138-143
29Renewed Effort144-150
30The Greatest Obstacle151-156
31Supreme Purgatorial Explosive Heat Wave Motion Gun157-162

How many arcs does One Punch Man have?

One Punch Man's narrative is organized into several distinct story arcs across both its manga and webcomic iterations. The manga, which is a redrawn version of the original webcomic, features four major sagas that include 19 unique arcs. These range from the Introduction Saga, comprising the Saitama Introduction, House of Evolution, and Paradise Group arcs, to the more intricate Human Monster Saga and Neo Heroes Saga.

The original webcomic by ONE has advanced further in the storyline, introducing arcs that haven't yet appeared in the manga or anime adaptations. Notable webcomic-exclusive arcs include the Supreme Hero Arc and the Neo Heroes Uprising Arc.

Each arc in the manga spans multiple chapters, with the longer arcs such as the Monster Association Arc covering substantial portions of the series. For instance, the Saitama Introduction Arc covers chapters 1-4, while the more extensive Monster Association Arc stretches over a much larger number of chapters with close to 100 chapters.

FAQs on volumes of One Punch Man

A. Blast is the S-Class Rank 1 hero of the Hero Association.

A. Genos is currently S-Class Rank 12.

A. Yes, Garou is the main antagonist of the Human Monster Saga in the One Punch Man anime, manga, and webcomic series.

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