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List of Grand National winners
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This article lists the winners of the Grand National, a National Hunt horse race which is held annually at Aintree Racecourse in England.
It is a handicap steeplechase over 30 fences and a distance of 4 miles 3½ furlongs.
Aintree publish a roll of honour in their racecards each year based on a list compiled largely from the fading memories of aging racing enthusiasts sometime around 1880-1890. By their own admission, Aintree officials concede that their honours record prior to 1860 is notoriously inaccurate, therefore the British Horseracing Board's records taken from the press accounts of the time have been used as a more reliable source for the connections of winners prior to 1865.
Weights given in stones and pounds.
Amateur jockeys denoted by a title, e.g. Mr, Capt, Lord.
Unofficial winners[edit]
Pre-1839[edit]
The first official running of the "Grand National" is now considered to be the 1839 Grand Liverpool Steeplechase. There had been a similar race for several years prior to this, but its status as an official Grand National was revoked some time between 1862 and 1873.
Year
Winner
Age
Handicap (st-lb)
Jockey
Trainer
Owner
1836 The Duke 7 Capt. Martin Becher Mr Sirdefield
1837 The Duke 8 Henry Potts Mr Sirdefield
1838 Sir William 7 12-07 Alan McDonough Mr Thompson
1916–18[edit]
For three years during World War I, the Grand National could not be run at Aintree, and so a substitute event was held at another racecourse, Gatwick. This venue is now defunct, and it is presently the site of London Gatwick Airport. The course was modified to make it similar to Aintree, and the races were contested over the same distance, with one fence fewer to be jumped. The 1916 running was titled the Racecourse Association Steeplechase and for the next two years it was known as the War National.
Year
Winner
Age
Handicap (st-lb)
Jockey
Trainer
Owner
1916 Vermouth 6 11-10 Jack Reardon J. Bell P. F. Heybourne
1917 Ballymacad 10 09-12 Edmund Driscoll Aubrey Hastings Sir George Bullough
1918 Poethlyn 8 11-06 Ernie Piggott Harry Escott Gwladys Peel
Winners[edit]
Year
Winner
Age
Handicap (st-lb)
Jockey
Trainer
Owner
SP
Winning time
1839 Lottery 9 12-00 Jem Mason George Dockeray John Elmore 1005 5/1 F 14m 53.0s
1840 Jerry 10 12-00 Mr Bartholomew Bretherton George Dockeray Henry Villebois 1012 12/1 12m 30.0s
1841 Charity 11 12-00 Mr A. Powell William Vevers Lord Craven 1014 14/1 13m 25.0s
1842 Gaylad 8 12-00 Tom Olliver George Dockeray John Elmore 1007 7/1 13m 30.0s
1843 Vanguard 8 11-10 Tom Olliver see note below [a] Lord Chesterfield 1012 12/1 Not recorded
1844 Discount 6 10-12 Mr John Crickmere Not recorded Mr Quartermaine 1005 5/1 JF 14m 0.0s
1845 Cure-All 7 11-05 Mr William Loft Kitty Crisp W. S. Crawford 10m 47.0s
1846 Pioneer 6 11-12 William Taylor Not trained [1] Mr Adams 10m 46.0s
1847 Mathew 9 10-06 Denny Wynne John Murphy John Courtenay 1010 10/1 10m 39.0s
1848 Chandler 12 11-12 Capt. Josey Little [2] Tom Eskrett Josey Little 1012 12/1 11m 21.0s
1849 Peter Simple 11 11-00 Tom Cunningham T. Cunningham Finch Mason, Jr. 1020 20/1 10m 56.0s
1850 Abd-El-Kader 8 09-12 Chris Green Joseph Osborne Joseph Osborne 9m 57.5s
1851 Abd-El-Kader 9 10-04 T. Abbott Joseph Osborne Joseph Osborne 1007 7/1 9m 59.0s
1852 Miss Mowbray 7 10-04 Mr Alec Goodman George Dockeray T. F. Mason 9m 58.5s
1853 Peter Simple 15 10-10 Tom Olliver Tom Olliver Josey Little 1009 9/1 10m 37.5s
1854 Bourton 11 11-12 John Tasker Henry Wadlow William Moseley 1004 4/1 F 9m 59.0s
1855 Wanderer 10 09-08 John Hanlon Not known Mr Dunn 1025 25/1 10m 25.0s
1856 Freetrader 7 09-06 George Stevens William Holman W. Barnett 1025 25/1 10m 9.5s
1857 Emigrant 11 09-10 Charlie Boyce Charlie Boyce George Hodgman 1010 10/1 10m 6.0s
1858 Little Charley 10 10-07 William Archer William Holman Christopher Capel 1016.6666666667 100/6 11m 5.0s
1859 Half Caste 6 09-07 Chris Green Chris Green Mr Willoughby 1007 7/1 10m 2.0s
1860 Anatis 10 09-10 Mr Tommy Pickernell H. E. May Christopher Capel 1003.5 7/2 F Not recorded
1861 Jealousy 7 09-12 Joseph Kendall Charles Balchin J. Bennett 1005 5/1 10m 14.0s
1862 The Huntsman 9 11-00 Harry Lamplugh Harry Lamplugh Viscount de Namur 1003 3/1 F 9m 30.0s
1863 Emblem 7 10-10 George Stevens Edwin Weever Lord Coventry 1004 4/1 11m 20.0s
1864 Emblematic 6 10-06 George Stevens Edwin Weever Lord Coventry 1010 10/1 11m 50.0s
1865 Alcibiade 5 11-04 Capt. Henry Coventry Cornell Cherry Angell 1014.2857142857 100/7 11m 16.0s
1866 Salamander 7 10-07 Mr Alec Goodman J. Walters Edward Studd 1040 40/1 11m 5.0s
1867 Cortolvin 8 11-13 John Page Harry Lamplugh Duke of Hamilton 1016 16/1 10m 42.0s
1868 The Lamb 6 10-07 Mr George Ede Ben Land Lord Poulett 1009 9/1 Not recorded
1869 The Colonel 6 10-07 George Stevens R. Roberts John Weyman 1014.2857142857 100/7 11m 0.0s
1870 The Colonel 7 11-12 George Stevens R. Roberts Matthew Evans 1003.5 7/2 F 10m 10.0s
1871 The Lamb 9 11-05 Mr Tommy Pickernell Chris Green Lord Poulett 1005.5 11/2 9m 35.7s
1872 Casse Tete 7 10-00 John Page A. Cowley Teddy Brayley 1020 20/1 10m 14.5s
1873 Disturbance 6 11-11 Mr J. M. Richardson James Machell James Machell 1020 20/1 Watch stopped
1874 Reugny 6 10-12 Mr J. M. Richardson James Machell James Machell 1005 5/1 F 10m 4.0s
1875 Pathfinder 8 10-11 Mr Tommy Pickernell W. Reeves Hubert Bird 1016.6666666667 100/6 10m 22.0s
1876 Regal 5 11-03 Joe Cannon James Jewitt James Machell 1025 25/1 11m 14.0s
1877 Austerlitz 5 10-08 Mr Fred Hobson Robert I'Anson Fred Hobson 1015 15/1 10m 10.0s
1878 Shifnal 9 10-12 J. Jones John Nightingall John Nightingall 1007 7/1 10m 23.0s
1879 The Liberator 10 11-04 Mr Garrett Moore J. Moore Garrett Moore 1005 5/1 10m 12.0s
1880 Empress 5 10-07 Mr Tommy Beasley Henry Linde Pierre Ducrot 1008 8/1 10m 20.0s
1881 Woodbrook 7 11-03 Mr Tommy Beasley Henry Linde T. Kirkwood 1005.5 11/2 JF 11m 50.0s
1882 Seaman 6 11-06 Lord Manners James Machell/James Jewitt Lord Manners 1010 10/1 10m 42.4s
1883 Zoedone 6 11-00 Count Karel Kinsky W. Jenkins Count Karel Kinsky 1014.2857142857 100/7 11m 39.0s
1884 Voluptuary 6 10-05 Mr Ted Wilson William Wilson H. F. Boyd 1010 10/1 10m 5.0s
1885 Roquefort 6 11-00 Mr Ted Wilson Arthur Yates Arthur Cooper 1003.3333333333 10/3 F 10m 10.0s
1886 Old Joe 7 10-09 Tommy Skelton George Mulcaster A. J. Douglas 1025 25/1 10m 14.6s
1887 Gamecock 8 11-00 Bill Daniels James Gordon E. Jay 1020 20/1 10m 10.2s
1888 Playfair 7 10-07 George Mawson Tom Cannon, Sr. Ned Baird 1040 40/1 10m 12.0s
1889 Frigate 11 11-04 Mr Tommy Beasley M. A. Maher Mat Maher 1008 8/1 10m 1.2s
1890 Ilex 6 10-05 Arthur Nightingall John Nightingall George Masterman 1004 4/1 F 10m 41.8s
1891 Come Away 7 11-12 Mr Harry Beasley Harry Beasley Willie Jameson 1004 4/1 F 9m 58.0s
1892 Father O'Flynn 7 10-05 Capt. Roddy Owen Gordon Wilson Gordon Wilson 1020 20/1 9m 48.2s
1893 Cloister 9 12-07 Bill Dollery Arthur Yates Charles Duff 1004.5 9/2 F 9m 32.4s
1894 Why Not 13 11-13 Arthur Nightingall Willie Moore C. H. Fenwick 1005 5/1 JF 9m 45.4s
1895 Wild Man From Borneo 7 10-11 Mr Joe Widger James Gatland John Widger 1010 10/1 10m 32.0
1896 The Soarer 7 09-13 Lt. David Campbell Willie Moore William Hall Walker 1040 40/1 10m 11.2s
1897 Manifesto 9 11-03 Terry Kavanagh Willie McAuliffe Harry Dyas 1006 6/1 F 9m 49s
1898 Drogheda 6 10-12 John Gourley Dick Dawson C. G. M. Adams 1025 25/1 9m 43.6s
1899 Manifesto 11 12-07 George Williamson Willie Moore John Bulteel 1005 5/1 9m 49.8s
1900 Ambush II 6 11-03 Algy Anthony Algy Anthony Prince Edward VII 1004 4/1 10m 1.4s
1901 Grudon 11 10-00 Arthur Nightingall Bernard Bletsoe Bernard Bletsoe 1009 9/1 9m 47.8s
1902 Shannon Lass 7 10-01 David Read James Hackett Ambrose Gorham 1020 20/1 10m 3.6s
1903 Drumcree 9 11-03 Percy Woodland Sir Charles Nugent John Morrison 1006.5 13/2 F 10m 9.4s
1904 Moifaa 8 10-07 Arthur Birch W. Hickey Spencer Gollan 1025 25/1 9m 58.6s
1905 Kirkland 9 11-05 Frank Mason E. Thomas Frank Bibby 1006 6/1 9m 48.8s
1906 Ascetic's Silver 9 10-09 Mr Aubrey Hastings Aubrey Hastings Prince F. Hatzfeldt 1020 20/1 9m 34.4s
1907 Eremon 7 10-01 Alf Newey Tom Coulthwaite Stanley Howard 1008 8/1 9m 47.5s
1908 Rubio 10 10-05 Henry Bletsoe Fred Withington F. Douglas-Pennant 1066 66/1 10m 33.2s
1909 Lutteur III 5 10-11 Georges Parfrement Harry Escott James Hennessy 1011.1111111111 100/9 9m 53.8s
1910 Jenkinstown 9 10-05 Robert Chadwick Tom Coulthwaite Stanley Howard 1012.5 100/8 10m 44.2s
1911 Glenside 9 10-03 Mr Jack Anthony R. H. Collis Frank Bibby 1020 20/1 10m 35.0s
1912 Jerry M 9 12-07 Ernie Piggott Robert Gore Sir C. Assheton-Smith 1004 4/1 JF 10m 13.4s
1913 Covertcoat 7 11-06 Percy Woodland Robert Gore Sir C. Assheton-Smith 1011.1111111111 100/9 10m 19.0s
1914 Sunloch 8 09-07 Bill Smith Tom Tyler Tom Tyler 1016.6666666667 100/6 9m 58.8s
1915 Ally Sloper 6 10-06 Mr Jack Anthony Aubrey Hastings Lady Margaret Nelson 1012.5 100/8 9m 47.8s
1916 1916–18 see above
1919 Poethlyn 9 12-07 Ernie Piggott Harry Escott Gwladys Peel 1002.75 11/4 F 10m 8.4s
1920 Troytown 7 11-09 Mr Jack Anthony Algy Anthony T. Collins-Gerrard 1006 6/1 10m 20.4s
1921 Shaun Spadah 10 11-07 Fred Rees George Poole Malcolm McAlpine 1011.1111111111 100/9 10m 26.0s
1922 Music Hall 9 11-08 Lewis Rees Owen Anthony Hugh Kershaw 1011.1111111111 100/9 9m 55.8s
1923 Sergeant Murphy 13 11-03 Capt. Tuppy Bennett George Blackwell Stephen Sanford 1016.6666666667 100/6 9m 36.0s
1924 Master Robert 11 10-05 Bob Trudgill Aubrey Hastings Lord Airlie 1025 25/1 9m 40.0s
1925 Double Chance 9 10-09 Maj. John Wilson Fred Archer, Jr. David Goold 1011.1111111111 100/9 9m 42.6s
1926 Jack Horner 9 10-05 William Watkinson Harvey Leader Charles Schwartz 1025 25/1 9m 36.0s
1927 Sprig 10 12-04 Ted Leader Tom Leader Mary Partridge 1008 8/1 F 10m 20.2s
1928 Tipperary Tim 10 10-00 Mr Bill Dutton Joseph Dodd Harold Kenyon 1100 100/1 10m 23.4s
1929 Gregalach 7 11-04 Robert W H Everett Tom Leader Margaret Gemmell 1100 100/1 9m 47.4s
1930 Shaun Goilin 10 11-07 Tommy Cullinan Frank Hartigan Walter Midwood 1012.5 100/8 9m 40.6s
1931 Grakle 9 11-07 Bob Lyall Tom Coulthwaite Cecil Taylor 1016.6666666667 100/6 9m 32.8s
1932 Forbra 7 10-07 Tim Hamey Tom Rimell William Parsonage 1050 50/1 9m 44.6s
1933 Kellsboro' Jack 7 11-09 Dudley Williams Ivor Anthony Mrs F. Ambrose Clark 1025 25/1 9m 28.0s
1934 Golden Miller 7 12-02 Gerry Wilson Basil Briscoe Dorothy Paget 1008 8/1 9m 20.4s
1935 Reynoldstown 8 11-04 Mr Frank Furlong Noel Furlong Noel Furlong 1022 22/1 9m 20.2s
1936 Reynoldstown 9 12-02 Mr Fulke Walwyn Noel Furlong Noel Furlong 1010 10/1 9m 37.8s
1937 Royal Mail 8 11-13 Evan Williams Ivor Anthony Hugh Lloyd Thomas 1016.6666666667 100/6 9m 59.8s
1938 Battleship 11 11-06 Bruce Hobbs Reg Hobbs Marion Scott 1040 40/1 9m 27.0s
1939 Workman 9 10-06 Tim Hyde Jack Ruttle Sir Alexander Maguire 1012.5 100/8 9m 42.2s
1940 Bogskar 7 10-04 Mervyn Jones Lord Stalbridge Lord Stalbridge 1025 25/1 9m 20.6s
1941 1941–45 no race [b]
1946 Lovely Cottage 9 10-08 Capt. Bobby Petre Tommy Rayson John Morant 1025 25/1 9m 38.2s
1947 Caughoo 8 10-00 Eddie Dempsey Herbert McDowell John McDowell 1100 100/1 10m 3.8s
1948 Sheila's Cottage 9 10-07 Arthur Thompson Neville Crump John Procter 1050 50/1 9m 25.4s
1949 Russian Hero 9 10-08 Leo McMorrow George Owen Fearnie Williamson 1066 66/1 9m 24.2s
1950 Freebooter 9 11-11 Jimmy Power Bobby Renton Lurline Brotherton 1010 10/1 F 9m 24.2s
1951 Nickel Coin 9 10-01 John Bullock Jack O'Donoghue Jeffrey Royle 1040 40/1 9m 48.8s
1952 Teal 10 10-12 Arthur Thompson Neville Crump Harry Lane 1014.2857142857 100/7 9m 21.5s
1953 Early Mist 8 11-02 Bryan Marshall Vincent O'Brien Joe Griffin 1020 20/1 9m 22.8s
1954 Royal Tan 10 11-07 Bryan Marshall Vincent O'Brien Joe Griffin 1008 8/1 9m 32.8s
1955 Quare Times 9 11-00 Pat Taaffe Vincent O'Brien Cecily Welman 1011.1111111111 100/9 10m 19.2s
1956 E.S.B. 10 11-03 David Dick Fred Rimell Mrs Leonard Carver 1014.2857142857 100/7 9m 21.4s
1957 Sundew 11 11-07 Fred Winter Frank Hudson Mrs Geoffrey Kohn 1020 20/1 9m 42.4s
1958 Mr. What 8 10-06 Arthur Freeman Tom Taaffe, Sr. David J. Coughlan 1018 18/1 9m 59.8s
1959 Oxo 8 10-13 Michael Scudamore Willie Stephenson John Bigg 1008 8/1 9m 37.8s
1960 Merryman II 9 10-12 Gerry Scott Neville Crump Winifred Wallace 1006.5 13/2 F 9m 26.2s
1961 Nicolaus Silver 9 10-01 Bobby Beasley Fred Rimell Charles Vaughan 1028 28/1 9m 22.6s
1962 Kilmore 12 10-04 Fred Winter Ryan Price Nat Cohen 1028 28/1 9m 50s
1963 Ayala 9 10-00 Pat Buckley Keith Piggott Pierre Raymond 1066 66/1 9m 35.8s
1964 Team Spirit 12 10-03 Willie Robinson Fulke Walwyn John Goodman 1018 18/1 9m 46.8s
1965 Jay Trump 8 11-05 Tommy Smith Fred Winter Mary Stephenson 1016.6666666667 100/6 9m 30.6s
1966 Anglo 8 10-00 Tim Norman Fred Winter Stuart Levy 1050 50/1 9m 52.8s
1967 Foinavon 9 10-00 John Buckingham John Kempton Cyril Watkins 1100 100/1 9m 49.6s
1968 Red Alligator 9 10-00 Brian Fletcher Denys Smith John Manners 1014.2857142857 100/7 9m 28.8s
1969 Highland Wedding 12 10-04 Eddie Harty, Sr. Toby Balding Thomas McCoy, Jr. (USA) & Charles Burns (CAN) 1011.1111111111 100/9 9m 30.8s
1970 Gay Trip 8 11-05 Pat Taaffe Fred Rimell Tony Chambers 1015 15/1 9m 38s
1971 Specify 9 10-13 John Cook John Sutcliffe Fred Pontin 1028 28/1 9m 34.2s
1972 Well to Do 9 10-01 Graham Thorner Tim Forster Tim Forster 1014 14/1 10m 8.4s
1973 Red Rum 8 10-05 Brian Fletcher Ginger McCain Noel Le Mare 1009 9/1 JF 9m 1.9s
1974 Red Rum 9 12-00 Brian Fletcher Ginger McCain Noel Le Mare 1011 11/1 9m 20.3s
1975 L'Escargot 12 11-03 Tommy Carberry Dan Moore Raymond R. Guest (USA) 1006.5 13/2 9m 31.1s
1976 Rag Trade 10 10-12 John Burke Fred Rimell Pierre Raymond 1014 14/1 9m 20.9s
1977 Red Rum 12 11-08 Tommy Stack Ginger McCain Noel Le Mare 1009 9/1 9m 30.3s
1978 Lucius 9 10-09 Bob Davies Gordon W. Richards Fiona Whitaker 1014 14/1 9m 33.9s
1979 Rubstic 10 10-00 Maurice Barnes John Leadbetter John Douglas 1025 25/1 9m 52.9s
1980 Ben Nevis 12 10-12 Mr Charlie Fenwick (USA) Tim Forster R. C. Stewart, Jr. (USA) 1040 40/1 10m 17.4s
1981 Aldaniti 11 10-13 Bob Champion Josh Gifford Nick Embiricos 1010 10/1 9m 47.2s
1982 Grittar 9 11-05 Mr Dick Saunders Frank Gilman Frank Gilman 1007 7/1 F 9m 12.6s
1983 Corbiere 8 11-04 Ben de Haan Jenny Pitman Bryan Burrough 1013 13/1 9m 47.4s
1984 Hallo Dandy 10 10-02 Neale Doughty Gordon W. Richards Richard Shaw 1013 13/1 9m 21.4s
1985 Last Suspect 11 10-05 Hywel Davies Tim Forster Anne, Duchess of Westminster 1050 50/1 9m 42.7s
1986 West Tip 9 10-11 Richard Dunwoody Michael Oliver Peter Luff 1007.5 15/2 9m 33.0s
1987 Maori Venture 11 10-13 Steve Knight Andrew Turnell Jim Joel 1028 28/1 9m 19.3s
1988 Rhyme 'n' Reason 9 11-00 Brendan Powell David Elsworth Juliet Reed 1010 10/1 9m 53.5s
1989 Little Polveir 12 10-03 Jimmy Frost Toby Balding Edward Harvey 1028 28/1 10m 6.9s
1990 Mr Frisk 11 10-06 Mr Marcus Armytage Kim Bailey Lois Duffey (USA) 1016 16/1 8m 47.8s (record)
1991 Seagram 11 10-06 Nigel Hawke David Barons Sir Eric Parker 1012 12/1 9m 29.9s
1992 Party Politics 8 10-07 Carl Llewellyn Nick Gaselee Patricia Thompson 1014 14/1 9m 6.4s
1941 1993 race void [c]
1994 Miinnehoma 11 10-08 Richard Dunwoody Martin Pipe Freddie Starr 1016 16/1 10m 18.8s
1995 Royal Athlete 12 10-06 Jason Titley Jenny Pitman G. & L. Johnson 1040 40/1 9m 4.1s
1996 Rough Quest 10 10-07 Mick Fitzgerald Terry Casey Andrew Wates 1007 7/1 F 9m 0.8s
1997 Lord Gyllene 9 10-00 Tony Dobbin Steve Brookshaw Stan Clarke 1014 14/1 9m 5.9s
1998 Earth Summit 10 10-05 Carl Llewellyn Nigel Twiston-Davies Summit Partnership 1007 7/1 F 10m 51.5s
1999 Bobbyjo 9 10-00 Paul Carberry Tommy Carberry Bobby Burke 1010 10/1 9m 14.1s
2000 Papillon 9 10-12 Ruby Walsh Ted Walsh Mrs J. Maxwell Moran (USA) 1010 10/1 9m 9.7s
2001 Red Marauder 11 10-11 Richard Guest Norman Mason Norman Mason 1033 33/1 11m 0.1s
2002 Bindaree 8 10-04 Jim Culloty Nigel Twiston-Davies Raymond Mould 1020 20/1 9m 8.6s
2003 Monty's Pass 10 10-07 Barry Geraghty Jimmy Mangan Dee Racing Syndicate 1016 16/1 9m 21.7s
2004 Amberleigh House 12 10-10 Graham Lee Ginger McCain Halewood Int. Ltd 1016 16/1 9m 20.3s
2005 Hedgehunter 9 11-01 Ruby Walsh Willie Mullins Trevor Hemmings 1007 7/1 F 9m 20.8s
2006 Numbersixvalverde 10 10-08 Niall Madden Martin Brassil Bernard Carroll 1011 11/1 9m 41.0s
2007 Silver Birch 10 10-06 Robbie Power Gordon Elliott Brian Walsh 1033 33/1 9m 13.6s
2008 Comply or Die 9 10-09 Timmy Murphy David Pipe David Johnson 1007 7/1 JF 9m 16.6s
2009 Mon Mome 9 11-00 Liam Treadwell Venetia Williams Vida Bingham 1100 100/1 9m 32.9s
2010 Don't Push It 10 11-05 Tony McCoy Jonjo O'Neill J. P. McManus 1010 10/1 JF 9m 4.6s
2011 Ballabriggs 10 11-00 Jason Maguire Donald McCain, Jr. Trevor Hemmings 1014 14/1 9m 1.2s
2012 Neptune Collonges 11 11-06 Daryl Jacob Paul Nicholls John Hales 1033 33/1 9m 5.1s
2013 Auroras Encore 11 10-03 Ryan Mania Sue Smith Douglas Pryde, Jim Beaumont and David P van der Hoeven 1066 66/1 9m 12.0s
2014 Pineau De Re 11 10-06 Leighton Aspell Richard Newland John Provan 1025 25/1 9m 9.9s
2015 Many Clouds 8 11-09 Leighton Aspell Oliver Sherwood Trevor Hemmings 1025 25/1 8m 56.8s
2016 Rule The World 9 10-07 David Mullins Mouse Morris Gigginstown House Stud 1033 33/1 9m 29.0s
2017 One For Arthur 8 10-11 Derek Fox Lucinda Russell Deborah Thomson & Belinda McClung 1014 14/1 9m 3.5s
2018 Tiger Roll 8 10-13 Davy Russell Gordon Elliott Gigginstown House Stud 1010 10/1 9m 40.1s
a The 1843 winner Vanguard was trained at Lord Chesterfield's private stables at Bretby Hall.
b The race was abandoned from 1941 to 1945 because of World War II.
c The 1993 running was declared void after 30 of the 39 in the field failed to be recalled after a false start. Seven completed the course, with Esha Ness finishing first.
References[edit]
Jump up ^ [1] Green; yellow sleeves belt and cap by Alfred E T Watson, published 1919
Jump up ^ "Captain Little Mounted on Chandler". 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards. Retrieved 7 April 2009.
External links[edit]
Racing Post:
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1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008,
2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
aintree.co.uk – Grand National Media Guide.
aintree.co.uk – Winners 1886–present.
horseracinghistory.co.uk – Grand National.
pedigreequery.com – Grand National – Aintree.
tbheritage.com – The Grand National.
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List of One-Punch Man episodes
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One-Punch Man is a Japanese anime series based on the webcomic created by One and its subsequent manga adaptation illustrated by Yusuke Murata. Set in Z City, the story focuses on Saitama, a superhero who has grown bored as he has become so powerful that all of his battles end in a single punch. The series was directed by Shingo Natsume at Madhouse and was written by Tomohiro Suzuki.[1] The series also features character design by Chikashi Kubota, who also served as chief animation director, and music by Makoto Miyazaki.[2] The series aired in Japan between October 5, 2015 and December 21, 2015 and was simulcast by Daisuki and Hulu. The opening theme song is "The Hero!! ~Ikareru Ken ni Honō o Tsukero~" (THE HERO!! ～怒れる拳に火をつけろ～, "The Hero!! Set Fire to the Furious Fist") by JAM Project, and the ending theme is "Hoshi Yori Saki ni Mitsukete Ageru" (星より先に見つけてあげる, "I'll Find It Before the Stars for You") by Hiroko Moriguchi. The ending theme for episode 12 is "Kanashimi-tachi o Dakishimete" (悲しみたちを抱きしめて, "Hug Those Who Are Feeling Sad") by Moriguchi.[2] An original video animation was released with the tenth manga volume on December 4, 2015.[3] Additional OVAs are included in Blu-ray Disc & DVD volumes of the series, which begin release from December 24, 2015.[4][5][6] The ending theme for the OVAs is "Saitama no WanPan Ondo" (サイタマのワンパン音頭, "Saitama's One-Punch Song"), performed by Makoto Furukawa. The series is licensed in North America by Viz Media, who also streamed the series on its Neon Alley service,[7] in the United Kingdom by Kaze UK,[8] and by Madman Entertainment in Australia and New Zealand, who simulcasted the series on AnimeLab.[9] On television, the series began airing on Adult Swim's Toonami block on July 16, 2016.[10][11] The first season of the anime received critical acclaim, praised for its animation quality, visuals and the overall story itself.
Contents
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1 Episode list
2 OVA episode list
3 Notes
4 References
Episode list[edit]
Note: English air dates are listed as the day before they were actually aired (excluding Central and Mountain timezones), as is the convention of the Adult Swim online syndication schedule.[12]
No.
Title
Director[13]
Original airdate
English airdate
1
"The Strongest Man"
"Saikyō no Otoko" (最強の男) Shingo Natsume October 4, 2015 July 16, 2016[10]
Vaccine Man wreaks havoc in a city. But as he is about to kill a young girl, Saitama arrives and saves her. Saitama has been living a boring life, as he has extraordinary strength in which he can defeat enemies in one punch. He recalls three years ago, when he was leaving a job interview, he had saved a boy with a cleft-chin from Crablante. Back at the present time, he faces The Brain and Brawn Brothers, one of whom is a huge giant, and defeats them easily. One night, he has a dream about a subterranean race who invade and pose a challenge, but when he wakes, he finds that the subterraneans are extremely weak.
2
"The Lone Cyborg"
"Kokō no Saibōgu" (孤高のサイボーグ) Shin'ichirō Ushijima October 11, 2015 July 23, 2016
Mosquito Girl attacks the city with her swarms which suck the blood out of everyone alive. An android named Genos tries to stop her but is having a difficult time. After dealing with a single pesky mosquito, Saitama sees Genos and Mosquito Girl fighting, and defeats Mosquito Girl. Despite Genos's extremely boring explanation of his past, Saitama agrees to make Genos his apprentice. Some monsters from a group called the House of Evolution try to capture Saitama, but fail. Saitama questions Armored Gorilla about what's going on.
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"The Obsessive Scientist"
"Shūnen no Kagakusha" (執念の科学者) Yōsuke Hatta October 18, 2015 July 30, 2016
Armored Gorilla tells the story of Doctor Genus, a brilliant young scientist with plans to artificially evolve humans, but becomes disillusioned with the world. Dr. Genus eventually discovers the secret to immortality and makes himself young again, clones himself multiple times, and then works on animals and humanoids to create the monsters that make up the House of Evolution. Saitama cuts off the narration, at which Armored Gorilla summarizes that Genus just wants to capture Saitama for his experiments. Genos destroys Dr. Genus's eight-floor tower, prompting Dr. Genus to unleash his ultimate creation, Carnage Kabuto, who at first is afraid of Saitama's aura of overwhelming power. Kabuto asks Saitama his secret to his strength, at which Saitama happily tells him, Genos, and Dr. Genus. Kabuto attacks Saitama, but when Saitama realizes that today was supposed to be the big supermarket sale, he quickly punches Kabuto into pieces, and leaves with Genos to rush to the sale. Afterwards, Dr. Genus abandons his research.
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"The Modern Ninja"
"Imadoki no Ninja" (今時の忍者) Nobuhiro Mutō October 25, 2015 August 6, 2016
The hard-headed criminal Hammerhead and his posse of bald villains called the Paradisers are sick of working and demand free goods for the unemployed. They try to destroy the building of Zeniru, a local business magnate, using modified suits that give the Paradisers super-strength. Saitama is offended that the Paradisers are giving bald people a bad reputation. Bicycle hero Mumen Rider tries to stop the Paradisers, but is defeated. The Paradisers reach Zeniru's home, but Zeniru has hired a ninja named Speed-o'-Sound Sonic, who wipes out the Paradisers in seconds and puts a kunai knife into the back of Hammerhead's skull. Hammerhead escapes and runs into Saitama, who provokes Hammerhead to attack with his suit at full power. But Saitama destroys the suit, leaving Hammerhead naked. Sonic fights Saitama, thinking the latter is a Paradiser, but when he accidentally plants his crotch on Saitama's fist, he quivers in agony and retreats. That night, Saitama sulks over his lack of recognition as a hero, when Genos suggests they join the Hero Association.
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"The Ultimate Master"
"Kyūkyoku no Shi" (究極の師) Shunichi Yoshizawa November 1, 2015 August 13, 2016
Saitama and Genos pass an exam for the Heroes Association. While Genos gets a perfect score and is placed in the highest S-Class tier, Saitama is placed in the lowest C-Class tier, having broken every record in the physical portion of the exam, but doing poorly on the non-physical sections. They then attend an orientation seminar from Snakebite Snek, who is annoyed that Saitama does not pay attention to him. Snek tries to teach him a lesson, only to embarrass himself when he is defeated by Saitama who was not even trying. Having received new upgrades, Genos asks Saitama to spar with him and do it seriously. Saitama humors him but as he is about to get serious, he stops his finishing blow and asks him to come get food with him. A-Class Hero Amai Mask meets with Genos to deliver a welcome gift and a warning to take his responsibilities seriously. Genos moves in with Saitama much to the latter's chagrin.
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"The Terrifying City"
"Saikyō no Toshi" (最恐の都市) Shin'ichirō Ushijima November 8, 2015 August 20, 2016
Saitama tries to come up with ideas for mentoring Genos, but when Genos mentions that C-class heroes who are inactive for more than a week are dropped from their registry, he rushes around to look for petty villains around town without much success. Sonic appears to try to settle their alleged rivalry, but Saitama finds him annoying. Tank-Top Tiger reproaches Saitama for his antics and tries to absorb the credit of being a hero when Sonic attacks them and the populace. Saitama realizes Sonic is doing villanous things and swiftly taps him on the back, knocking him out cold, saving the day.
Later that day, a mysterious being was seen skulking around frightening the few masses who lived in the desolate Z-City; perturbed at not being sent out to deal with it, Tatsumaki berates the assignment staff. They have already sent out A-Class' Golden Ball and Spring Mustachio out to the scene. In Z-City the two aforementioned heroes are busy patrolling the streets, wondering about a rumor of a pretty dangerous monster who lives in said area. After finding next to nothing on the job, they eventually find signs of said Mysterious Being and chase after it. Running into Kombu Infinity, who also heard rumors of a powerful group of monsters in the city, engaged the duo and easily swats the best efforts of both aside. Realizing they are outmatched, Mustachio dials for reinforcements just before he is swiftly defeated. Upset that his opponents were so weak, Kombu sets out to create the rumor he and his fellow monsters initially heard about; soon after Saitama returns from a market sale, when Kombu notices him as the former relents on not having been able to secure some kombu soup stalk just before the monster attacks him. When next seen, Saitama is just cooking some kombu soup when Genos comes in. Later Tatsumaki is seen berating the assignment staff for not sending her in to fight. In the post-credits, Genos tells Saitama that, while he's in 17th place within the S-class, he's ranked 6th in popularity, much to Saitama's dismay.
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"The Ultimate Disciple"
"Shikō no Deshi" (至高の弟子) Yōsuke Hatta November 15, 2015 August 27, 2016
Scientists and astronomers are busy studying the flight pattern of a meteorite just as it passes over the earth. When its course suddenly changes trajectory and is about to strike City Z. A notice is sent out to all S-Class heroes to intercept the meteor. Only Genos arrives on the scene, followed by an aged S-Class hero Bang. He tells Genos the meteor evacuation protocols have already begun and that he should clear out before it is too late, Bang himself cannot leave the city due to family honor and personal reasons, and before he could formally introduce himself, Genos has already left. Genos theorizes that it is too late to evacuate, seeing the meteor approaching too fast. Another S-Class hero named Metal Knight shows up to test out a new weapon against the meteor but is uninterested in teaming up with Genos. When his new weapon fails, Genos used his own prototype weapon on the meteor. Despite the overwhelming power displayed, he fails. Saitama shows up and destroys the meteor with a single punch, impressing Bang and boosting Genos' admiration. However, the meteor shatters into several meteorites and still manages to destroy the city. The next day, Saitama learns that his rank has jumped from 342nd to 5th. After that Saitama goes out to look for more crisis to boost his own rank. Much of the city is destroyed but despite that, there are zero casualties reported. Tanktop Tiger appears and believes Saitama has stolen credit for the meteor destruction. Tanktop Tiger calls his brother Tanktop Black Hole, who begins to rally up a mob against Saitama, putting all the blame on him for the city's destruction. Tanktop Tiger attacks Saitama, and its punched into the sky. Tanktop Blackhole attacks next, and Saitama catches his fist, crushing it. Saitama then moves on to the crowd, who were chanting for his resignation, and he shouts for everyone to shut up. Saitama clarifies that he is being a hero because he wants to and does not need to be appreciated for it. Genos appears and tells Saitama that it is time for them to go home. In the post-credits, unseen citizens discuss Saitama's victory over the meteor, while myriad ominous creatures located under the sea appear to be impending.
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"The Deep Sea King"
"Shinkai no Ō" (深海の王) Nobuhiro Mutō November 22, 2015 September 10, 2016[a]
The episode opens with an octopus-like monster announcing that the Seafolk are coming to the surface to kill all the humans. Saitama is on his way home and stops by to punch it. Mumen Rider is late to the scene and sees only the destroyed body of the creature, and hears the crowd talking about Saitama. Mumen looks Saitama up on the internet and sees that he is powerful, but opinions are divided on him. At the coast, several large Sea-Folk monsters emerge from the sea, threatening City J. The Class A hero Stinger (rank 11) challenges them with his powerful Bamboo Shoot weapon. Meanwhile, Genos is drying dishes as Saitama watches a news report about Stinger's battle against the Sea-Folk. They decide to head out to confront the threat. Back at the fight, Stinger takes out the last four Seafolk with a Gigantic Drill Stinger Quadruple Thrust attack, but is then bested by a new monster: Deep Sea King. Saitama, Genos, and Mumen Rider all set off to confront the threat. Genos splits off from Saitama to scout ahead. Various other heroes confront Deep Sea King to no avail, including Lightning Max (class A), Puri-Puri Prisoner (class S), and Sonic (not technically a hero). Sonic fights Sea King to a standstill, but when it starts raining, Sea King unleashes his true form and Sonic is forced to retreat. Meanwhile, Saitama and Mumen Rider meet each other on the way to the fight. Saitama goes off to find Sonic who he sees running naked through the rain. Mumen gets a phone call from Hero Association headquarters and goes to confront Sea King, who has broken into an emergency shelter and is dispatching the heroes there ranging from All Back-Man, Bunbunman, Jet Nice Guy, and Sneck. Saitama returns to where he met Mumen Rider to find a discarded cell phone. The episode ends with Saitama telling the Hero Association he is on his way.
9
"Unyielding Justice"
"Fukutsu no Seigi" (不屈の正義) Shunichi Yoshizawa November 29, 2015 September 17, 2016
Genos initiates battle, and seemingly defeats the monster with a massive attack. However, he lets his guard down and gets one of his arms ripped off. He tells the townspeople to run, since victory is no longer assured. He seems to be doing a good job, until the Deep Sea King launches a glob of acid at a child, which Genos intercepts, and it melts his bionic body, nearly killing him. Mumen Rider appears and engages the Deep Sea King. He is defeated easily, but refuses to give up. Upon seeing this, the townspeople decide to encourage him, but to no avail. When Mumen Rider is knocked out, he is caught by Saitama, who had been instructed by the Association to provide backup and arrives in that exact moment. After exchanging a few words with the Deep Sea King, he defeats him with a single punch and is praised by the townspeople. Back at their apartment, Genos and Saitama get a delivery of fan mail from the Hero Association. Genos is praised, while Saitama gets a hateful letter, calling him a cheat. The episode reverts to a flashback from right after Saitama's victory. The townspeople are ecstatic to have been saved. However, one of them starts badmouthing the other heroes, saying how they must have been frauds, since they got beaten. His reasoning is that the Deep Sea King could not have been that tough if a Class C hero defeated it in one punch. Upon hearing this, Saitama laughs, and downplays his victory. The townspeople accept him as nothing but a fraud and thank the defeated heroes for their work. Genos decides not to interfere with Saitama's decision. The episode jumps back to present time, and Saitama realizes he has another letter - this one only saying "Thank You!". He then finds a third letter from the Hero Association, telling him he is now 1st Rank C-class, and calling him in to discuss a promotion to B class. Saitama accepts, making him 101st Rank, B-class. The episode jumps to Amai Mask, one of his subordinates tells him that Saitama moved up a rank. Amai Mask seems to not care, as he is disappointed by the work of the A- and S-Rank heroes in the Sea King case. However, he changes his mind when he is told that Saitama was the one to actually defeat the monster. The episode ends with Saitama walking home at night with his promotion. He encounters Mumen Rider in a roadside oden shop. Mumen Rider reveals he sent the thank-you letter and pays for Saitama's dinner. In the post-credits, a fortune teller named Madame Shibabawa warns an official from the Hero Association that "the Earth is doomed".
10
"Unparalleled Peril"
"Katsute nai hodo no kiki" (かつてない程の危機) Shin'ichirō Ushijima December 6, 2015 September 24, 2016
The Ancient King of the Terror Lizard Clan appears and Tatsumaki is sent to deal with him. After a short quarrel, Tatsumaki sends a meteor from outer space to destroy the monster. At Bang's dojo, Bang tells Saitama and Genos, who were called there by Bang to learn some moves, about how his former best student, Garo, went wild and defeated all of his other top students. Suddenly, a Hero Association member comes and informs the heroes that an emergency has been declared and all S Class heroes have been called to a meeting. At the association, Saitama meets Atomic Samurai, an arrogant S Class hero, and the other S Class heroes, Puri-Puri Prisoner, Metal Bat, Tanktop Master, Flashy Flash, Watchdog Man, Superalloy Blackluster, Pig God, Drive Knight, Zombieman, King, Child Emperor, except for Metal Knight and Blast, who are absent. Sitch, a member of the associations, starts the meeting by telling the heroes that the emergency would be perilous and even with their skills, there is no guarantee of survival. Also, the great seer, Madame Shibabawa, had died while becoming agitated and choking on a cough pill because of a coughing fit while predicting the future. Sitch mentions that Shibabawa's predictions have always been 100% accurate, be it monster attacks or natural disasters. Before she died, she left a note. The note read "The Earth is in trouble", alarming the heroes. He warns the heroes to prepare for a fight in the next 6 months. Just after he says this, the HQ is attacked by the Skyfolk led by Sky King, who are quickly slain by Melzalgald, a member of an alien race called the Dark Matter Thieves. An alien spacecraft then proceeds to destroy City A, causing a large number of casualties as their alien invasion begins. Just as Melzalgald is about to kill some City A civilians, Iairon, a student of Atomic Samurai, arrives and engages him in battle. Saitama encounters the alien ship and advances towards it. Meanwhile, Melzalgald proves to be a challenge for Iaian and causes him to lose his left arm before Atomic Samurai intervenes, saving his student. Melzalgald regenerates and the heroes' attacks seem to cause no damage to him. Then, Metal Bat, Bang and Puri Puri Prisoner arrive. Puri Puri Prisoner enters Angel style and attacks Melzalgald. Elsewhere, the other S Class heroes discuss how to bring down the ship. As they offer differing views, Genos notes that Saitama has already entered the ship and slain a large number of the aliens. He comments that there is no evil that Saitama is unable to defeat. Saitama encounters Goribas, an alien, bragging how to defeat him. But is slain, as Saitama punches at everything and continues to destroy the ship, wondering where the boss might be. At the end, Boros is seen on his throne.
11
"The Dominator of the Universe"
"Zen uchū no hasha" (全宇宙の覇者) Yōsuke Hatta December 13, 2015 October 1, 2016
Geryuganshoop complains about Groribas' defeat as he and Melzargard are the only ELITE fighters left on the ship. Boros walks in and Geryuganshoop informs him that the ship is badly damaged by the human intruder but Lord Boros tells him not to fear as the sphere keeping them safe won't allow that to happen. Meanwhile, Puri Puri Prisoner's efforts were futile as Melzargard simply regenerates back into his form. Melzargard tells his other head to go and contact the ship for a bombardment. As the head flies away, Metal Bat smacks him down. Melzargard and Geryuganshoop telepathically tell each other that both sides are dealing with big trouble as Saitama reaches another door. Atomic Samurai, Puri Puri Prisoner and Bang join forces and attack Melzargard together. Melzargard and Genryuganshoop speak telepathically saying the life forms below are persistently attacking him and requested for a cleansing bombardment. Genryuganshoop is too busy but notifies the artillery crew. Genryuganshoop leaves the conversation and while Melzargard was distracted, Metal Bat finds a marble within Melzargard before he could regenerate thus destroying the marble and part of Melzargard for good. Genryuganshoop tries to lead Saitama out of the ship and Saitama went the opposite direction to find the controls room. He finally finds Genryuganshoop who has incredible telepathic powers that can manipulate everything and anything but in the end Saitama throws a pebble at him that destroys Genryuganshoop. After busting the other heads, the four heroes look up with shell bombardment ready to attack. After it shoots, Tatsumaki appears and stops the bullets in mid air. She then turns the bullets and forces them back onto the ship full force. Mumen Rider helps evacuate a victim to safety, when Stinger and Lightning Max appear wanting to help too. Bang on the other hand finds another marble and crushes it. Angry, Melzargard slaps the concrete along with Bang, who takes a direct hit. He sticks on a building, unconscious. With one more head left, Melzargard threatens to crush Atomic Samurai's head and he retaliates after seeing his comrade in that condition. Saitama finds Boros, who scans him for power, saying Saitama is Earth's strongest warrior with limitless energy. Boros treats Saitama with respect and tells him his name and the prophecy that brought the Dominator of the Universe to Earth. Saitama punches Boros, telling him he can't attack other planets just to liven up his boring life. Boros' armor, which was used to seal in his immense power, breaks apart, and his true form emerges.
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"The Strongest Hero"
"Saikyō no hīrō" (最強のヒーロー) Shingo Natsume December 20, 2015 October 8, 2016
Boros continues to fight with Saitama, which leads to Boros losing an arm. The fight continues on, even reaching the point where Saitama finds himself on the moon, but he quickly returns. Meanwhile, Mumen Rider, Stinger, and Lightning Max rescue the last of the City A survivors. Tanktop Master tries to attack the ship by throwing a piece of rubble at it, only for Tatsumaki to throw dozens of pieces of rubble at the ship. The fight between the heroes and Melzargard concludes when Bang recovers and destroys his final marble, killing him. The fight between Saitama and Boros continues and it is revealed that Boros has regenerative powers. Eventually, they are both forced to use their most powerful moves. Saitama emerges victorious, and Boros admits he was not even close to Saitama. After the fight, Drive Knight warns Genos that Metal Knight is his enemy. Amai Mask appears and blames the S-class heroes for the destruction of City A, nearly causing a fight which is interrupted by Metal Knight who emerges to salvage parts of the ship. Meanwhile, Superalloy Blackluster discovers alien survivors whom Amai Mask promptly executes. Genos sees his past self in Amai Mask. Saitama emerges from the ship to find Tornado having a tantrum, and Genos quickly begins an argument with her; Bang interrupts before it can escalate into a fight. The parts Metal Knight salvages from the ship are used to rebuild the hero HQ which takes the place of City A which is wiped off the map. The A and S Class heroes are invited to stay in the newly rebuilt hero HQ. In the post-credits, Saitama destroys Pluton: King of the Underworld with one punch, much to his irritation.
OVA episode list[edit]
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Original release date
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"Road to Hero"
"Rōdo tu Hīrō" (ロード・トゥ・ヒーロー) December 4, 2015[b]
When during his first year of training, Saitama (who still has hair and his costume is a blue track suit) has defeated numerous villains in the abandoned area in Z-City but still having problems with rent money (and continued harassment from the landlady who says he's 3 months overdue), Saitama speaks with a shop owner who is being forced by a local gang to surrender his store's deed. Several other shops have gone out of business and his store is the last one; a conversation between the gang boss and one of his stooges reveal that the boss has had an impulse to buy out all the stores in the area to destroy them. Saitama gives counsel to the clothes-shop owner to not give up, and the clothes-shop owner points him the direction of the gang's base which turns out to be Saitama's apartment complex. He goes door to door meeting various criminals who work under the boss, but has no real interest until he hears them each mention a reward that's on their heads and soundly beats them. The boss is the only one left, after Saitama tells about no need for overcharging, the boss loses it and transforms into a villain called Fish of Darkness. Saitama and the boss have a brief fight, until the boss mentions the reward on his head is greatest, upon which Saitama defeats him easily. Saitama returns to the landlady, saying he's called the police on the criminals living in her apartment in exchange for the reward to pay the rent, but she promptly throws him out after he arrested nearly all of her former tenants. Saitama is later found by the shop owner and explains to him what happened, but he states that he was getting too old and has decided to close the shop anyway, but not before finishing a masterpiece that he made for Saitama (which turns out to be Saitama's hero outfit). Now in the present after hearing his story, Genos impulsively tells Saitama to get a better suit, but Saitama asks him if he was really listening when he explained his suit was also a memento.
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"The Shadow That Snuck Up Too Close"
"Shinobiyori-sugiru Kage" (忍び寄りすぎる影) December 24, 2015
After the battle with Mosquito Girl, Genos tails Saitama as he goes about his daily life in the hopes of finding out the secrets behind his overwhelming strength. This in turn leads Saitama to believe he has a stalker after Genos takes one of his french fries for research. Saitama soon comes across Men's Esthetician Man, believing him to be the stalker and knocking him out. After his research goes nowhere, Genos decides to confront Saitama about his apprenticeship offer.
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"The Pupil Who is an Extremely Poor Talker"
"Hanashibeta-sugiru Deshi" (話ベタすぎる弟子) January 28, 2016
After spending some time together in a communal bath, Saitama gives Genos a key to their apartment and they both mull over items to buy for dinner; however, upon remembering a limited time sale at two separate supermarkets, the pair split up. Genos then senses a monster at a nearby shopping strip and defeats it. However, this makes him miss one of the sales. Once he reaches the other (closed down) supermarket, Genos bumps into the Dai Fuu Family's No. 2 man and the rival C-Class Pacino Family, headed by Don Pacino. Pacino mistakenly believes Genos is associated with the Dai Fuu Family; he steals the apartment key and kidnaps both men, promising to let them and the keys go once Genos states his case. Once Genos finishes telling his roundabout and ultimately worthless story to the Pacino family, Don Pacino becomes angry with Genos and the family opens fire. Genos easily defeats them and takes his key and the Dai Fuu Family's No. 2 man with him. After explaining his tardiness to Saitama, the pair enjoy some sukiyaki.
3
"The Ninja Who is Too Complicated"
"Kojire-sugiru Ninja" (こじれすぎる忍者) February 25, 2016
After the events of episode 4, Sonic finds himself troubled that he cannot fight properly after his defeat at the hands of Saitama. Training in a forest with a Matagi who is looking to kill a bear that scarred him, Sonic rescues a baby boar from a snake that quickly bonds with him. Naming the boar Ino, Sonic continues training, gradually regains his confidence, and eventually leaves the Matagi and Ino, ready to fight Saitama again. Suddenly, the bear who scarred the Matagi (whose name is Frank) appears, only for Saitama to show up (he had previously heard of an influx of bears in the forest, and was hoping to have bear meat for dinner). Sonic silently watches over the city, ready for his next battle with Saitama, while Frank and Ino look with amazement at the forest cleared with a single punch.
4
"Bang, Who is Too Overbearing"
"Gōin-sugiru Bang" (強引すぎるバング) March 29, 2016
After the events of episode 7, Bang begins to spy on Saitama and Genos to gauge their abilities. Hopeful that his Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist martial arts is stronger, and that proving so will coerce Saitama and Genos to study under him, Bang invites Saitama and Genos to his dojo under the pretense of giving them free meat. Soon, Bang challenges Saitama to a variety of games, including card-based memory games and rock-paper-scissors, with Bang winning almost every time. During one rock-paper-scissors match, an enraged Saitama nearly crushes Bang with a hammer, who is then forced to admit that Saitama is truly powerful. He does note, however, that the rock-paper-scissors game was the most excited he had ever seen Saitama be, and offers Saitama to join his dojo. Saitama refuses.
5
"The Sisters Who have Too Many Things Happening"
"Iroiro Ari-sugiru Shimai" (色々ありすぎる姉妹) April 23, 2016
After Fubuki and the Blizzard Group get rid of one of Deep Sea King's leftover henchman, they are disheartened to learn that their heroism didn't make the next day's newspaper but everyone else's (including Tatsumaki) did. Fubuki takes this the hardest, and decides to go on a train ride to City Z to clear her thoughts. Genos, coincidentally, happens to also be on the same train with groceries. Later during the ride, Genos receives a call that an ex-Hero planted a bomb on the train and that it will detonate once it reaches the train station. Fubuki evacuates the panicked civilians off the train while enlisting the help of a budding, C-class hero to find the bomb; Genos tries to slow down the train from the outside. As Fubuki evacuates the C-class hero and hesitates while thinking about what to do with the bomb, Tatsumaki appears and successfully allows the train to detonate with no casualties; Fubuki once again expresses envy towards her older sister's actions. On the walk back, Fubuki meets up with the C-class hero, who expresses gratitude for Fubuki's actions and wishes to join Fubuki's group once she reaches B-class. Genos, meanwhile, visits Dr. Kuseno asking for psychic augmentation. The OVA ends with Saitama wondering why Genos is so late.
6
"The Murder Case That is Too Impossible"
"Fukanō-sugiru Satsujin Jiken" (不可能すぎる殺人事件) May 31, 2016
The episode starts at the Hero Association's hot spring resort with the heroes who participated in the largest alien invasion had found Zombieman murdered on the floor. Child Emperor states one of the S-Class heroes is the culprit. The scene then flashbacks to the day before the murder had happened where all heroes were invited to stay overnight at the resort. The heroes enjoyed themselves in the hot spring. Metal Bat, who wasn't satisfied that some of the heroes that did not participate in the battle (Flashy Flash, Pig God, Watchdog Man), got invited as well. As they were also dealing with other monster cases, they got certain rewards as well. After the hot spring, Sitch gathers all the heroes to celebrate the victory against the invasion. A few heroes became drunk after drinking sake, which disgusted Child Emperor, who was later asked by Zombieman whether he's enjoying himself. The scene returns to the murder. Child Emperor gathers some of the evidence and tries to eliminate possible suspects to find out the truth, one of them being the weapon which stabbed Zombieman (Atomic Samurai's sword). He then interrogates a few other heroes including Saitama who asked Zombieman if he is truly immortal and finally asked King for more information. King recounts his story and shows a menacing face which scared Child Emperor a bit. Suddenly, Tatsumaki appears and is about to restrain everyone for being suspects of the murder when Zombieman wakes up. He then reveals that Atomic Samurai's katana was floating with green light surrounding it similar to Tatsumaki when she is flying. Child Emperor then asks Tatsumaki what she was doing last night and surmised that she was drunk from all the sake. She angrily argues that she knew Zombieman cannot be killed and wouldn't do such a half-assed thing. Bang calms her down and that everything's fine now that Zombieman is ok once again. Everyone then disbanded. Sitch then asked Child Emperor to look at a surveillance camera footage of last night. It shows that Tatsumaki is the culprit and she was very drunk. When walking home, Saitama was wondering Tatsumaki would stab Zombieman. Genos knew it was Saitama's fault but doesn't tell him. It was revealed that Saitama told Tatsumaki that she is a child and shouldn't drink sake. Feeling humiliated, Tatsumaki takes revenge by drinking as much as she could.
Notes[edit]
Jump up ^ On the broadcast night of September 3, 2016, Adult Swim hosted a One-Punch Man Labor Day marathon where they played the first seven episodes.[14] The English dub of episode 8 aired on Adult Swim on September 10.
Jump up ^ Road to Hero is an OAD episode released with the special edition of the 10th manga volume, ISBN 978-4-08-908260-7.
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "One-Punch Man Anime Features Kaito Ishikawa, Makoto Furukawa, Madhouse". Anime News Network. March 20, 2015. Retrieved September 19, 2015.
^ Jump up to: a b "One-Punch Man Anime's 3rd Video Unveils More of Cast, JAM Project Song, Debut Date". Anime News Network. September 6, 2015. Retrieved September 19, 2015.
Jump up ^ "One-Punch Man Manga's 10th Volume Listed With OVA". Anime News Network. September 24, 2015. Retrieved September 24, 2015.
Jump up ^ "1st One-Punch Man BD/DVD to Include 'OVA #01'". Anime News Network. October 5, 2015. Retrieved October 5, 2015.
Jump up ^ "One-Punch Man Anime's 2nd BD/DVD Release Includes OVA". Anime News Network. November 14, 2015. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
^ Jump up to: a b "One-Punch Man Anime DVD/BDs to Include 6 OVAs". Anime News Network. November 15, 2015. Retrieved November 15, 2015.
Jump up ^ "Viz Adds Legend of Galactic Heroes Novels, One-Punch Man Anime (Updated)". Anime News Network. July 2, 2015. Retrieved September 19, 2015.
Jump up ^ "Manga Entertainment and Animatsu News From London Comic Con". Anime News Network. 23 October 2015. Retrieved 28 October 2015.
Jump up ^ "AnimeLab adds Heavy Object, One-Punch Man and Yuruyuri San Hai! to Fall Simulcast Season". Anime News Network. October 8, 2015. Retrieved November 5, 2017.
^ Jump up to: a b "One-Punch Man to Premiere on Adult Swim's Toonami on July 16". Anime News Network. July 1, 2016.
Jump up ^ "Toonami is proud to announce the newest anime joining our line-up: One-Punch Man! Premiering July 16 at midnight". Facebook. July 1, 2016.
Jump up ^ NIST Time and Date FAQ. Retrieved September 6, 2016.
Jump up ^ "EPISODE". Onepunchman-anime.net/ (in Japanese). Retrieved July 25, 2016.
Jump up ^ "Labor Day weekend isn't just about getting an extra day off. It's also about the One-Punch Man Marathon! Get ready for seven back-to-back episodes of your favorite bald hero. Happening September 3rd, starting at 11:30". Facebook. August 12, 2016.
Jump up ^ "One-Punch Man OVAs announced". Twitter (in Japanese). Retrieved November 15, 2015.
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