The Giant Spaceship was the headquarters and mode of transportation of the Dark Matter Thieves. It crashed after its power core was shattered as a result of Saitama and Boros' clash.[1] After its destruction, the ship was salvaged by Bofoi, who uses it to develop new technology.[2]
Appearance[]
In the manga and anime, the ship is shaped like a tooth. In the manga, the ship is colored steel black, while in the anime, it is purple.[3] The ship was massive in size, to the point where it cast a shadow over the majority of A-City;[3]
The interior was equipped with numerous surveillance cameras, and each area was sealed with strong doors, which have repelled many intruders.[4]
Abilities and Powers[]
The Giant Spaceship was an extremely massive and powerful vehicle used by Boros and the Dark Matter Thieves to invade countless planets and travel across the entire universe.
- Bullets: The Giant Spaceship possessed incredible firepower with its massive bullets. A single bombardment was capable of destroying 99.8% of A-City in an instant.[3]
- Immense Durability: The Giant Spaceship was said to be an impregnable mobile fortress that utilized advanced technology.[4] It was made of an unknown metal not found on Earth and much stronger than steel.[4] Additionally, it was durable enough to withstand the immense collision caused by Saitama landing on the top of it from the Moon, although the impact caused it to tilt.[5]
- Flight: The Giant Spaceship could levitate and travel interstellar distances. It was used by the Dark Matter Thieves to travel across space.
Trivia[]
"Papa's Maze," drawn by Kazuo Nomura
- In chapter 33 of the manga, Saitama is seen walking through a maze-like section of the spaceship.[6] The drawing used as the map here is called "Papa's Maze,"[7] an incredibly detailed maze created by Kazuo Nomura.[8]
- According to Genos' notes, the size of the ship is 9,230 m x 15,024 m.[9]
- Yusuke Murata stated that it takes about 4 hours to draw one panel of the spaceship (rounded up to 6 hours when including the sketches) as a fun fact on his stream. He did not let his assistant handle this part and he kept redrawing.[10]
References[]
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga and Anime; Chapter 37, and Episode 12
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga and Anime; Chapter 37, page 19-20, and Episode 12
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 One-Punch Man Manga and Anime; Chapter 32, and Episode 10
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 One-Punch Man Encyclopedia; One-Punch Man: Hero Encyclopedia, page 156-157
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga and Anime; Chapter 36, and Episode 12
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 33
- ↑ Johnny (March 13, 2014). "Papa’s Maze Featured in Popular Japanese Web Comic One Punch Man". Spoon & Tamago. Retrieved September 24, 2019.
- ↑ Johnny (January 21, 2013). "Dad spends 7 years on incredibly detailed maze". Spoon & Tamago. Retrieved September 24, 2019.
- ↑ One-Punch Man Anime; Episode 12
- ↑ One-Punch Man Stream; 4/1/2016
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| Items | |
|---|---|
| Robots | Brave Giant • Dig Here Woof Woof No. 3 • Metal Knight Unit • Mini Octotank No. 8 • Tickle-Tickle Bug • Underdog Man |
| Devices | Child Emperor's Backpack • Child Emperor's Satellite • Emergency Transmitter • Locator • Okame-chan • Virtual Genocide Simulation |
| Drugs | Biceps Brachii King • Monster Cells |
| Merchandise | Doki Doki Sisters • Hero Association Catalog • Hero Association Mug • Moe Moe Chronicle 2 |
| Weapons | Legendary Demon Blades • Metal Bat • Moon Blade • Sun Blade |
| Other | Battle Suit • Boros's Restraining Armor • Genos' Core • Giant Spaceship • Gotz Okkie • Mysterious Cubes • Power Core • Saitama's Hero Suit • Ultimate Premium Beef Gift Set |
| Leader | Boros † |
|---|---|
| Generals | Geryuganshoop † • Melzargard † • Groribas † |
| Lieutenant Generals | Dark Matter Gunner † |
| Base of Operations | Giant Spaceship |