One-Punch Man: The Terrifying Origin Of Fubuki’s Powers

Saitama is extraordinary, and in a world filled with superhumans and heroes, this is not your usual storyline. He is the ‘One-Punch Man’; he can defeat his enemies with just a single punch. One punch and he is the hero. Life is perfect, right?

But things are never the way they seem, and Saitama is struggling with a feeling of having no purpose in life. He gets no respect from his fellow beings and has a laid-back attitude to everything. His hero life seems pointless to him. And even more than that, he lost all his hair due to intense training. Life is nowhere near perfect.

For the uninitiated, One-Punch Man is his story, the story of his adventures. And the Psychic Sisters are one of the series’ most important characters, and their arc is the sixteenth arc of the series. The origin of Fubuki and Tatsumaki’s powers was kept secret a for so long, but now as the grand arc has concluded, they have finally revealed the surprising origin of one of their abilities.

One Punch Man has finally revealed the terrifying origin of Fubuki’s powers. On over-exerting herself, Tornado has a flashback involving Blast, where she brutally dispatched her enemies to save her sister and herself. The horrific situation triggered Blizzard’s powers.

When was the origin of Fubuki’s powers revealed in One-Punch Man? How was it revealed?

The Monster Association Arc of One-Punch Man contains the most thrilling fights between Saitama and Tatsumaki, the world’s Number Two Hero. In Chapter 182, one of the battles triggers a flashback in Tatsumaki that reveals the origin of Fubuki’s psychic abilities.

In the last chapters of the arc, Saitama and Tatsumaki battle against each other due to a misunderstanding between the two psychic siblings, Tatsumaki, Tornado of Terror, and Fubuki, Blizzard of Hell. This causes Tatsumaki to overexert her abilities and triggers a flashback that features Blast, the world’s Number One Hero.

The flashback is from their past when Fubuki’s powers are awakened. Tatsumaki already has her powers, which is indirectly why Fubuki’s powers are triggered.

How is Blast involved in the triggering of Fubuki’s powers?

Tatsumaki is subjected to long years of experimentation and seclusion. When she breaks free from her captors, she encounters Blast, who advises her to rely on herself only. This causes her to rescue her sister and brutally dispatch those following them, and the event triggers Fubuki’s powers.

Due to her exceptional psychic and telekinetic abilities, Tatsumaki is forced to be subject to years of experimentation and live in seclusion. This is a destiny that she hopes against hope her sister will never have to encounter.

When she finally breaks free of her imprisonment, she sees Blast, the world’s Number One Hero, who tells her, “those who possess great power must never expect someone to save them. You must protect your family.” This spurs her to action, rescuing her younger sister, who is also a captive. As they are on the run, they are followed by their captors. Tornado, or Tatsumaki, brutally dispatches the latter and is covered in blood as they escape.

This incident traumatizes Fubuki, and the terror that she feels triggers her psychic abilities to the surface.

How did the origin of Fubuki’s powers affect the Psychic Sister’s relationship?

Tatsumaki considers herself responsible for the awakening of Fubuki’s powers. She also has taken Blast’s words of advice to her heart. Thus, she overprotects her younger sister, Fubuki, Blizzard of Hell.

How powerful is Fubuki, Blizzard of Hell? What are her powers?

Blizzard has the number one rank in the B-Class of the Hero Association. She is a strong psychic, though not as strong as her sister, Tornado.

After Fubuki’s powers are awakened, she cultivates her abilities to become a strong psychic like her sister, Tatsumaki. She is not as strong as the latter, though, and not as strong as Saitama too, who is more powerful than Tornado.

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