Read One Punch Man Manga Chapter 110

One Punch Man Manga Chapter 110 Summary

Puri-Puri Prisoner’s Angelic Evolution

If you’ve been following the One Punch Man manga, Chapter 110 delivers a mix of action, dark humor, and emotional tension with the spotlight shining on Puri-Puri Prisoner. While Saitama is absent in this chapter, the superhero manga continues to build its ensemble of heroes by showing how even the most eccentric characters find strength in dire situations.

The Monsters Test Their Strength

The chapter kicks off with a horde of monsters bombarding Puri-Puri Prisoner with a variety of attacks. Surprisingly, none of their strikes leave a mark. Shocked and confused, the monsters are forced to realize that this flamboyant hero’s durability is far greater than they expected.

Puri-Puri Prisoner then reveals his unique source of strength: embracing pain with love. He names this ability Angel ☆ Hug, a technique that allows him to withstand punishment without faltering.

The Rise of Baquma: Absorbing Monster Powers

Just as the monsters attempt to retreat, a powerful Demon-level monster named Baquma steps in. In a gruesome display, Baquma inhales the fleeing monsters—except for Electric Catfish Man—and absorbs their powers, becoming an even more dangerous threat.

With his newly gained abilities, Baquma unleashes a variety of flashy attacks on Puri-Puri Prisoner. Yet, the hero remains steadfast. His trembling body is mistaken for weakness, but in reality, it signals the birth of a new move: Vibration ☆ Angel. With this technique, Puri-Puri Prisoner smashes through Baquma, ending the monster’s reign of terror.

The Inmates’ Tragedy and Nyan’s Intervention

While Baquma falls, Maiko Plasma miraculously survives and is aided by Electric Catfish Man. Soon after, Puri-Puri Prisoner hears the voices of the monsterfied inmates—former comrades now forced into the service of the Monster Association. Heartbroken, he vows to save them despite their anger and resentment toward him.

Before he can make progress, the feline cadre Nyan appears. Nyan cruelly reminds him that once a human becomes a monster, there’s no turning back. With a swift strike, Nyan severely injures Puri-Puri Prisoner and leaves him at the mercy of the transformed inmates.

A Hairy Awakening: Angel ☆ Bristle Armor

Refusing to give in, Puri-Puri Prisoner reveals another strange yet powerful transformation—Angel ☆ Bristle Armor—a layer of protective body hair acting as armor. Though disturbed by the hero’s bizarre personality, Nyan slips away through a crack in the wall, abandoning the fight to the other cadres.

Determined not to lose, Puri-Puri Prisoner gives chase using Angel ☆ Crawl. Unfortunately, his reckless pursuit causes rubble to collapse, killing most of his fellow inmates. Tragically, he loses his armored hair in the process but vows to honor their sacrifice, even as one surviving disembodied inmate’s head berates him.

Themes and Takeaways from Chapter 110

• Heroism Beyond Saitama: This chapter highlights that the One Punch Man manga isn’t just about Saitama’s overwhelming power—it’s also about how unconventional heroes find their resolve.
• Comedy and Tragedy Blended: Puri-Puri Prisoner’s flamboyant techniques bring humor, but his battle with his inmates injects a layer of emotional weight.
• The Human Spirit: His declaration—“as long as the heart is human, they will always be human”—captures the chapter’s theme of humanity persisting even against monstrous transformation.

Final Thoughts

Chapter 110 of the One Punch Man manga is a rollercoaster, blending ridiculous yet heartfelt moments. Puri-Puri Prisoner’s evolving “Angel” techniques show that even comedic characters can deliver powerful narrative beats in this superhero manga. While Saitama is absent, the story proves that every hero—no matter how quirky—has a role to play in the war against the Monster Association.