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Quick References[] Chapter Notes[] Saint Jaygarcia Saturn pulls Bonney's sword out of his chest, quickly healing the wound. Saturn manages to take hold of Bonney and
incapacitate Sanji. Saturn tries to kill the
exhausted Luffy, but Franky saves him. Kizaru is left paralyzed
from Luffy's prior attack, although he is still conscious. As Saturn prepares to kill Bonney, she flashes back to her past with her father,
Kuma. Saturn reveals that Kuma is a descendant of the Buccaneers, a supposedly extinct race that allegedly committed a major crime years ago. At some point, Kuma explained to Bonney about the legend of Nika. More of Kuma's past is shown, from his birth in the Sorbet Kingdom to when he and his parents became slaves to the World Nobles. At Kuma's birth, the doctor who helped deliver him reluctantly betrayed his family to the World Government and got them captured. Kuma's Buccaneer lineage was passed down from his father, Clapp, who tried to beg for his wife and son's freedom in exchange for his own but failed. After his mother died during their enslavement, Kuma learned about Nika from Clapp, who was then murdered shortly after by a World Noble.
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The webcomic started in July 2009, with more than 100 million total views and 20,000 hits per day. Shueisha’s Young Jump Next
picked up the series, as well as commissioned Yusuke Murata, (known for Eyeshield 21) to draw the series with the original writer, ONE. Please feel free to contribute to our site and help us complete our goal to build the most informative site for everything related to ONE and Murata and their manga, OPM Manga. One Punch Man Manga Online Saitama is an indifferent person. Even the mightiest foes pose no challenge to him, so he does not take his hero
work seriously, goes through everything with little to no effort, and yearns for an opponent that can provide him with a challenge. The lack of worthy opponents has led him to suffer from a self-imposed existential crisis, and he claims that his ability to feel any and all emotions has dulled considerably.
