'One Punch Man' Chapter 113-114 Preview: Suiryuu Dead, New Dragon Level Monsters Appeared

"One Punch Man" chapter 113 and 114 has seen another terrible threat for Heroes Association. The Monster Association is giving the Heroes Association the hardest time they had yet. It seems like Suiryuu, one of the toughest guys in the arc was defeated by Gouketsu and Bakuzan. And where actually is Saitama?

The "Super Fight" Martial Arts Tournament was ended with Suiryuu being declared the winner. He was later seen fighting against Choze and they are both evenly matched. The two got an interesting match, and it got even more interesting when Suiryuu did a familiar pose. "One Punch Man" is widely known as a Gag Manga and anime series, getting references from other anime. Choze produced what it seems like a Ki Blast from "Dragon Ball" series. Things get even more interesting when Suiryuu flashed a pose similar to Vegeta's "Final Flash" to block Choze's attack.

It was Suiryuu who got the upper hand and has beaten Choze. But Suiryuu never expected Gouketsu to be on a different level, as reported by Latin Post. Suiryuu got his second ever defeat in "One Punch Man" chapter 114 when was defeated by the former human Bakuzan. With the injury he received, he might be dead after the battle.

Gouketsu and the newly formed monster Bakuzan was graded as two Dragon level monsters. But even if they are from the same level, Gouketsu easily stopped Bakuzan's attacks. With monsters as powerful as Gouketsu and Bakuzan joining the Monster's Association, and the limited number of S-Class heroes, things might get a lot harder for Heroes Association. "One Punch Man" main protagonist and the strongest person yet is nowhere to be found.

It seems like Gouketsu acts as a scouting agent, forcing people to eat monster cells. Another monster scout named Nyan was also successful in recruiting powerful humans to eat monster cells, as reported by Celebeat. Is this the end of Heroes Association? The answer will be revealed in future chapters of "One Punch Man".