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One Punch
On the first day of school, Sin-woo hears about the dangerous student council who even the teachers avoid. When he saves a kid from being cheated by them, he becomes known as 'one punch man.' After being expelled from defending a friend from the student council's torment, he is invited to join them, which confuses him.
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On the first day of school, Sin-woo hears about the dangerous student council who even the teachers avoid. When he saves a kid from being cheated by them, he becomes known as 'one punch man.' After being expelled from defending a friend from the student council's torment, he is invited to join them, which confuses him.
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Written By:Park Hyun Soo
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