One-Punch Man, tom 8: On

The mix of humor and intense battles keeps the story fresh, but I wonder how much of that was planned from the start or evolved naturally.

His indifference makes him so relatable but also raises questions about what truly motivates heroes—am I the only one who wondered if he'd find fulfillment?

It creates a distinct tone that balances humor and seriousness. I'm curious whether this approach was a conscious artistic choice or developed over time.