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Onetober 2025 part 3/4.
Process + raw scans (worse colours but better image quality) + photos (bad image quality but shows the colours lost by scaning) will be in reblogs with time, so stay tuned if you like such stuff.

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Staring right into your soul
ugly sketches because I'm dead
Bait & Switch
a Kuseno X Bofoi Comic (Webcomic Spoilers)
how difficult would it be for someone to try and gaslight /convince genos into believing that it was his fault that kuseno died
Well....this is a different scene, but...
It's gone unsaid, but as he's wondering who to blame, he's already giving me the vibes of internally rationalizing and eventually settling on 'there's no one to blame for this oversight but myself' (survivor's guilt is a bitch like that) for not being fast or strong enough to notice in time, to save and stop from losing the last of his family in Kuseno's case... We've already seen him having those intrusive, spiraling thoughts where he's repeatedly blamed himself for being too weak before. :') So. It's not hard to imagine how much he's internally beating himself up for losing Kuseno, too. (Except...he keeps himself distracted from fully processing it by immediately focusing on what he can DO, by taking action right now. He can only keep that up for so long, I feel.) But I'm surprised it seems you want him to suffer more from that misplaced guilt, from someone else emotionally twisting the knife even further. D: (However I'm sure ONE's got plans to force Genos to confront what he's bottled up and refuses to think about, all in due time.)

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Okay I'm done now
If - When this is all over I want Genos to stay with Dr. Kuseno a long time.
Assuming Genos won’t be in the next arc/couple of chapters I want to see him spending time with the Doctor, at least while he’s recovering, they both need it. Maybe they could give us some information too (wishful thinking).
Six degrees of Stench
I joke/not joke that One-Punch Man canonicity consists of canon and not canon (yet) link. Wild shit just happens because it can and somehow it works.
So, for shits and giggles, a handful of headcanons that I’m fairly sure *won’t* be becoming canon.
First degree: cute
When Genos wants to wheedle a new toy (like a kit car) out of Kuseno, he makes the old man his favourite treat: home-made doughnuts, a chocolate dipping sauce, and freshly-ground coffee made over the stove. Kuseno claims every time that it won’t work. It's never failed.
Kuseno is strict about his bedtime: from the time he retires at 11 pm to when he appears at 6 am, Genos better have a damn good reason for disturbing him. A leg dropping off does not qualify. Most afternoons, Kuseno also has a nap behind his desk. He has always claimed to be just mediating when Genos has asked.
Second degree: unexpected
Although neither man knows it, Kuseno is the reason King quit competitive gaming: there was this one mysterious guy he just couldn't beat. It still haunts King.
Kuseno himself no longer does competitive gaming: between Genos keeping him busy and missing his once-faithful rival, it's lost its appeal.
Third degree: connections
Bofoi was his old student. Â They each changed their names for... reasons.
Fourth degree: Chekov's gunman... or there's no badass like an old badass
Manga-only. Â Kuseno finally shows up to give his boy a hand. As Genos tells Kuseno to fall back already, the old man levels one of the suit's shoulder-mounted guns and... there's a void where there was once a dragon-level monster, not even a curl of smoke remaining. Â Kuseno: yeah, I came up with this last week but I've not yet figured out how to make it small enough to install on you.
Fifth degree: Old man, you scary
Webcomic-only.  The climax of the battle sees Genos and Saitama get to the heart of the Organization and just as things are getting super tense, a third person joins the fray.  It's Kuseno, heavily armed and very much alive. That bring-back-a-dead-person-so-long-as-their-brain-is-intact technology we saw elsewhere?  He was the original inventor. Genos: but you told me to run away! Kuseno: And yet, here you are. Be so kind as to shelter behind Saitama-kun, will you? Kuseno (to the enemy): I don't mind if Genos gets beat up, that's how my boy learns. But you bastards made him cry...unleashes hell
Sixth degree: Cruel, cruel world
Like something out of a cruel soap opera, the reason Genos and Child Empror look a bit like each other is that they're siblings but each was so convinced the other was dead that they'd never thought to look into it. In Isamu's case, his foster parents had been very good at gaslighting him so he doubted his very memories. Â As they compare notes, suddenly the random attack makes sense... it'd been intended to grab Isamu in the first place. Something else makes sense too: why Kuseno had arrived so fortuitously. Genos: Oh, I was the consolation prize.
And so...
Webcomic edition: Genos finds his inconsolable grief over losing the old man suddenly become consolable, although it's down to Saitama to accidentally on purpose to say something that puts it in perspective, e.g., by pointing out that there was nothing false about the affection he had had for him. Â
Manga edition: Since the old man is alive,  Genos confronts him.  He doesn't deny it but says that he'd intended to kidnap Child Emperor alone to forestall the massacre that happened.  And yes, while to begin with, he'd thought of Genos as a consolation, he's long since changed his mind. Yes, it's true that Genos doesn't have the mind of the century, but he's got the sort of intellect one meets only a few times a decade.  His courage though?  That's the sort people write legends about. Now let’s talk about you trying harder to stay alive long enough to become one.