Let me share Onepunch Man with you

Can't see it.

Originally posted by carver9
Can't see it.

http://readms.com/r/onepunch_man/061.2/3478/1

Meh.

Season 2 confirmed also they will release a mobile game in 2017.
http://www.animecorner.me/2016/09/one-punch-man-2nd-season-officially.html?m=1

One punch man is the best anime that has ever came out.

While I'm as hyped as the next fan, I'm also kind of worried... Just how much will the 2nd season cover and how will it go about it?

Yup.
The manga is still too far behind the One.
Still curious about that mobile game....mmm

Originally posted by carver9
One punch man is the best anime that has ever came out.

That's very high praise coming from you! I haven't made it all the way through the first season but your post makes me want to try...

Estacado: not to mention that there doesn't really seem to be any good 'stopping point' for the 2nd season given the current manga events.

dadudemon: it's really pretty good. Animation in particular is incredible and it follows the manga faithfully.

I hope they get to the Garou fight...

Though that might be too far, I haven't read the manga.

The manga by Murata is at the point where the tournament Saitama is in is nearly done whilst Garou tries to surprise attack Watchdog-man.

Assuming Watchdog-man is supposed to be the manga's version of the Genos/Garou fight, then the Garou arc is just barely truly getting underway.

LMAO

Wtf even.

lol

Also, that other "Monster King" fellow wasn't part of the original Garou arc, IIRC. Actually, looking at the most recent chapter of ONE's manga, it seems like a very similar-looking dude just popped up well after Garou's defeat. Looks like the series is branching off in different directions...

Garou vs Watchdog man next.....

http://www1.mangafreak.net/Read1_Onepunch_Man_108

Originally posted by carver9
One punch man is the best anime that has ever came out.

NewGuy01: yeah this Monster King is new. However, Pyskos is still around clearly and ONE approves of what Murata does, so this is canon. Of course, no telling how things will go with this Monster King in the coming chapters.

Was thinking, are there cultural differences that make a success like One Punch Man possible in Japan?

Because to break into the comic book industry is pretty hard in America, if you're a nobody. I can't really see an American One success story, the way things are done here.

Axe Cop. Yeah, the older brother already had a line of comics, from Slave Labor Graphics. He essentially already paid his dues, which gave the Axe Cop project more legitimacy in the industry..

As far I know, no. ONE simply started publishing OPM online as a webcomic, people stumbled across it and liked it, spread word to others and it just became a real hit. That's more or less how OPM became so well known outside of Japan too because people stumbled across it, liked it and spread the word.

Originally posted by danteiscool
As far I know, no. ONE simply started publishing OPM online as a webcomic, people stumbled across it and liked it, spread word to others and it just became a real hit. That's more or less how OPM became so well known outside of Japan too because people stumbled across it, liked it and spread the word.

That's the thing though, there's many many MANY good English webcomics out there. The one's that "make it" usually happen as a result of the creator's deliberately working to make it happen (Helps if they have published books or other works, various pimping strategies, ect..)

But One, he basically did his thing and professionals approached him about it, right? Essentially, he was "discovered", and approached first, vs actively soliciting/'capitalizing?

That's the part I can't see happening in the West. A western "One" would probably have his staple of fans for his webcomic, but wouldn't have people knocking on the door to commercialize it if he didn't take the steps to convince someone it was worth it, is what I'm saying.

Or I could be wrong..

Goku is punching Zamasu with surprised attacks like he is fodder.