Saitama's MONSTER CLONE Breaks His Limiter! Beyond S-Class Disaster Level God - One Punch Man

I'm calling it out, the secret to Saitama's strength is the one thing EVERYONE fails to mention when his training is brought up - no Air Conditioning

Dr. Genus just needs to get a House Cat to scratch Saitama.

Breaking and removing limiter is two different things. Breaking one's limiter will make that person stronger but gives new limit that is harder to break. While removing a limiter means the concept of limit itself is removed so Saitama power is virtually limitless.

People also forget saitama also had a diet and life style. It wasn’t JUST exercise that made him powerful.

Bro this guys voice is so perfect

I believe the mosquito bite shows that Saitama's power is completely a matter of mindset. Saitama can see at super speed, so he should very easily be able to beat King in any videogame, but he can't. I believe Saitama's weakness is when he thinks he'll lose, so you have Saitama, a previously normal person who hates mosquitoes becoming weak to a mosquito because he didn't believe in himself, he got angry and lost his cool and allowed the mosquito to annoy him, which turned the mosquito temporarily stronger to only him. So say, if there was a villain Saitama for some reason was to convince Saitama to believe he was weak, that villain would beat him easily, but nobody else could. This would also explain why Saitama didn't just manage to one-shot Garou, because Saitama was under the impression that Garou was able to take his hits.

One of my favourite things about this type of series is how it acts unserious at the beginning while setting up an amazingly deep world building and narrative themes. Just look at how we are getting back at characters we left for hundreds of chapters. We need to give this type of comeback/reveal a name, adventure time did this, one punch man and recently scissor seven too. I love it. Who would've thought a story abt a bored, bald and op hero would turn out to be a fight between human evolution and the idea of "god", environments (most monsters) and the idea of humanity itself (the fact Saitama struggles to feel human emotions and people who reject their humanity like Garō) and all of the previously mentioned being seen through the objective lense and even that of society (for example what forced Garō to reject people's view of justice while people like King and Bang know true heroism) . I love humanity. And love the Plot Armor crew just as much for allowing us to witness this with them.

I think Dr will successfully make a clone but will find that if it doesn't have the same desire/will to change as the original, the clones power won't grow, Saitama got inspired by the thrill of the fight and getting stronger, maybe the clone wants something different.

Ok just a random theory here. What if part of the final arc is that God gives Dr. Genus the information needed to create the perfect vessel and God inhabits that being and all hell breaks loose

2:09 Well that & engaging in constant life & death battles against monsters, but we don't talk about that

Would the eyes shining act as a way the limiter is removed? Remember that Saitama's eyes shown during his fight with the crab monster and there have been other instances where eyes have started to shine before a transformation. It just seems like Saitama was able to keep his body "humaniod". A human shaped monster maybe?

8:01-Well,he doesn't have Saitama's DNA.

Mmmmmm yes. The best sustenance one needs is One Punch Man

Such smart guy and couldn't fix his eye sight :P

When you think about it Genos said that the workout Saitama was doing wasnt actually that intense, and if we take that and chuck it at the normal person, if someome else did that they wouldnt break there limiter, meaning Saitama probably had the lowest limit to break in the whole series, but had the determination too see it through

The whole Garo example should have included the chart (from the Jupiter fight) to show how your power changes as soon as you break your limiter

12:55-That's actually a BAD thing when it comes to breaking his limiter,because nothing was truly deadly for him!

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11:35 I'd argue that the graph showing saitama and garou's strengh is another mention to the fact that he broke his limiter. Because how else would he grow so rapidly like saitama did during the fight

In rewatching your video on Saitama vs tatsumami and I see you uploaded this, immediately swapped videos