Flash and Sonic Defeat the Heavenly Ninja Party: A Recap of Redrawn One Punch Man Chapter 199

Flash and Sonic Defeat the Heavenly Ninja Party: A Recap of Redrawn One Punch Man Chapter 199

The Ninjas Arc in the One Punch Man manga series has progressed even further with the release of the redrawn chapter 199 by artist Yusuke Murata. Fans have anxiously awaited the revamped chapters since Murata’s announcement, and luckily, the latest chapter lived up to their expectations.

In the previous chapter, Flashy Flash and Speed-o’-Sound Sonic engaged in a heated battle at their pre-determined meeting spot. However, their fight was abruptly halted by the arrival of the Heavenly Ninja Party. During the ensuing confrontation, Sonic revealed his disdain for his superiors, leading to the formation of an alliance between Sonic and Flash as they prepared to face off against the Tennin.

Please note: The One Punch Man manga is discussed in detail in this article, which may contain spoilers.

Redrawn Chapter 199 of One Punch Man Shines the Spotlight on Sonic

Flash's attack as seen in the One Punch Man manga (Image via Shueisha)
Flash’s attack as seen in the One Punch Man manga (Image via Shueisha)

The latest chapter of One Punch Man, titled Undesirable Relationship, began with Flashy Flash initiating a challenge to Speed-o’-Sound Sonic in order to test his abilities. As predicted, Sonic was enraged by this and swiftly defeated a member of the Heavenly Ninja Party with a decapitation.

Despite Sonic’s questioning of Flashy Flash’s intentions in using Flowing Shadow Feet to effortlessly defeat multiple Tennin members, the latter did not hold back. However, this display of skill and showmanship did not go unnoticed by Tennin members Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind, who immediately launched an attack on Flashy Flash. However, their attempts to subdue him were in vain as other Tennin members joined in, attempting to use Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind as pawns to take down Flashy Flash.

Flashy Flash as seen in the redrawn One Punch Man chapter 199 (Image via Shueisha)
Flashy Flash as seen in the redrawn One Punch Man chapter 199 (Image via Shueisha)

Despite briefly appearing to be trapped, Flashy Flash was able to swing Gale Wind and strike multiple targets simultaneously. It was clear that both Sonic and Flash were finding the fight to be too easy, as the Tennin lacked coordination and were unable to work together. This was likely a result of their training in the ninja village, which emphasized individual combat skills.

As the battle neared its end, Flashy Flash successfully apprehended Hellfire Flame and Gale Wind, who had somehow reverted back to their human forms. Flash had a plan to use them as test subjects for the ongoing research at the Hero Association.

Flash and Sonic as seen in the redrawn One Punch Man chapter 199 (Image via Shueisha)
Flash and Sonic as seen in the redrawn One Punch Man chapter 199 (Image via Shueisha)

Shortly after, Flash and Sonic once again shifted their attention to the battle and quickly defeated the remaining members of the Heavenly Ninja Party with their synchronized attacks. The Tennin were perplexed by their impressive coordination, speculating that the two ninjas must have undergone rigorous training. However, they were ultimately unable to uncover the truth as they met their demise soon after.

After the fight concluded, Flash told Sonic that he thought Sonic had been defeated by The Great One. Sonic then disclosed that The Great One held no importance to him. He had only fought Flash to gauge his abilities since leaving their ninja village. Following this, the two ninjas playfully bantered about who was the more dominant fighter between them.

Final thoughts on Redrawn One Punch Man Chapter 199

Speed-o'-Sound Sonic as seen in the redrawn One Punch Man chapter 199 (Image via Shueisha)
Speed-o’-Sound Sonic as seen in the redrawn One Punch Man chapter 199 (Image via Shueisha)

The newly redrawn One Punch Man chapter 199 showcased a different portrayal of the fight between Speed-o’-Sound Sonic and Flashy Flash against the Tennin compared to its previous iteration. In the previous version, Flashy Flash was depicted as significantly stronger than Speed-o’-Sound Sonic. As a result, the updated chapter is expected to have some influence on the overall story.

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