The Moon (月, Tsuki) is the Earth's natural satellite.
Overview[]
The Moon is an astronomical body that orbits the Earth. 1 gram of moon rock is worth about 600,000 yen.[1]
Appearance[]
It originally resembled the moon in real life. During his fight with Boros, Saitama altered the moon's appearance by jumping back to Earth from it, leaving a huge crater on the natural satellite.
Nearly the end of the Monster Association incident, it is revealed that there is another crater on the back of the moon, the other side from where Saitama had made his jump. The crater is much deeper and appears as if it has been dug and not natural at all, with what seems to be a strange spine-like stone peeking out from the center of that hole.
Plot[]
Hero Association Saga[]
Giant Meteor Arc[]
As the giant meteor approaches the Earth, the Moon is briefly seen.[2]
Alien Conquerors Arc[]
Saitama looks down at Earth from the moon.
After activating his Meteoric Burst, Boros kicks Saitama to the Moon. Saitama picks himself up and after a moment's consideration jumps back to Earth, leaving an immense crater on the Moon from the force of his jump.[3]
Human Monster Saga[]
Monster Association Arc[]
"God" appears standing on the Moon.
"God" appears standing on the moon right before taking Homeless Emperor's powers and killing him.[4]
During the fight between Saitama and Garou, Blast transports them to the space between the Moon and the Earth. On the dark side of the moon, it mysteriously shows a massive crater of sorts with what appears to be a spine embedded within it.[5]
Appearances in Other Media[]
Omake[]
Volume 7 Omake 1[]
Saitama finds a small piece of rock from the moon in his boot. Discovering its high value, he goes to sell it off only to drop it in the gravel of a parking lot. Saitama and Genos then spend the night trying to find the lost moon rock.
Trivia[]
- The Moon appears to have a connection to "God", as shown when the latter emerged and stood upon the lunar surface before reclaiming Homeless Emperor's light powers and killing him.[6] Furthermore, it is repeatedly shown during key battles between the Hero Association and the Monster Association,[7][8][9][10] almost as if observing the events below.[11]
References[]
- ↑ One-Punch Man Omake; Volume 7 Omake 1
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 21
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga and Anime; Chapter 36, and Episode 12
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 158
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 172
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 158, page 28-35
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 115, page 44
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 136, page 15
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 139, page 1
- ↑ One-Punch Man Manga; Chapter 157, page 18
- ↑ Multiple showings of the moon during the big fight
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