Saitama runs the marvel hardcore gauntlet

seems like people here love to discuss the recent chapters of OPM

so let's put his feats into perspective

CIS is OFFFFFFFFF, BFR IS OFFFFFFF

1. Magneto
2. Vulcan
3. Black Bolt
4. Gladiator
5. Thanos
6. DS Sentry
7. Odin
8. Surtur with twilight sword
9. Classic Doctor Strange
10. Cosmic Thor
11. Kubik
12. Eternity
13. Beyonder
14. Protege

where does he stop

stops around 6 or 7

Stops at 12.

Originally posted by carver9
Stops at 12.

you think he can beat Kubik who can crush universe with the palm of his hand?

Stops at 7 or 8. He may even stop at Thanos. Can't really see him defeat Sentry.

Stops at 5.

Originally posted by Stoic
Stops at 7 or 8. He may even stop at Thanos. Can't really see him defeat Sentry.

Odin gets dropped tbh.

5 or 6. Maybe even 4.

People need to realise, the events on Io and the fight with Garou didn't happen. It's been retconned.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
5 or 6. Maybe even 4.

People need to realise, the events on Io and the fight with Garou didn't happen. It's been retconned.

Not that it matters in the first place. Saitama sneezing half of Jupiter away is impressive on a tangible level, but can't compete with Marvel cosmic cheese. Hulk tanks hits from Galactus, who wipes out solar systems in a weakened state. Hulk destroys an entire universe in one of his fights. Hulk pushes back against a black hole. Hulk is stronger than Hercules, who has held up the universe. Those feats are entire dimensions above Saitamas Jupiter feat, but they are not tangible. (No, Carver didn't hack my account. I'm just using Hulk as a popular example.)

So what do you side with?

I side with the Marvel size. In theory Saitama wrecking Jupiter should put him above the average portrayal levels of many Marvel mainstream high tiers like Thor and Hulk. But then again, those characters have whacky universal feats, which shouldn't be ignored. Their best high end feats are way better than Saitamas best high end feat.

However, as I always used to say: Just because a character didn't do something, doesn't mean that they can't. Saitama might very well outperform Thor and Hulk in their instances. Based on how he is written, he absolutely would. But if we compare the impressiveness of their feats, I'll take Thor hurting the Chaos King over Saitama destroying Jupiter with a sneeze. In terms of power: abstract comic book non-sense > One Punch Mans physical tangibility.

Stops at 11 maybe, is this current Odin or classic?

Stops at 5

Originally posted by Enzeru
Not that it matters in the first place. Saitama sneezing half of Jupiter away is impressive on a tangible level, but can't compete with Marvel cosmic cheese. Hulk tanks hits from Galactus, who wipes out solar systems in a weakened state. Hulk destroys an entire universe in one of his fights. Hulk pushes back against a black hole. Hulk is stronger than Hercules, who has held up the universe. Those feats are entire dimensions above Saitamas Jupiter feat, but they are not tangible. (No, Carver didn't hack my account. I'm just using Hulk as a popular example.)

So what do you side with?

Yeah, it's a hallmark of Enzeru

I'm not sure Carver DIDN'T hack his account, tbh.

Solid points there about Hulk. He still gets one punched by Saitama though. Glad he isn't in this thread.

What's Saitama's best speed feat? With scans and an explanation of what's happening in said scan.

And no 'what about-ery' please. Don't be that stupid and respond to questions with a question.

^ Probably bouncing around the debris of Io to overwhelm Awakened Garou.

Originally posted by ODG
^ Probably bouncing around the debris of Io to overwhelm Awakened Garou.

Yeah, and I don't want to be that guy (but I know I'm absolutely becoming,if not already, that guy)....but with the time travel, that Io fight never happened.

Not to mention, as Enzeru said - how does that stack up to Marvel? I remember a lot of people making a big deal out of Gladiator, for example, crossing galaxies in the blink of a god's eye - criss-crossing a moon, whilst impressive, isn't anything compared to that, imo. Unless we had hard numbers. And yes, I know there were detractors for Glads' feat, but they were usually of the 'OMG WELL SUPREMANZZ IS TOTES EVEN FASTTERRR'.

So every time Flash time travels, does that exempt his previous fts? Also, what about others that used the wheel to travel back in time, does that exempts previous fts that happened and yes, you're always that guy

Originally posted by carver9
So every time Flash time travels, does that exempt his previous fts? Also, what about others that used the wheel to travel back in time, does that exempts previous fts that happened and yes, you're always that guy

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
What's Saitama's best speed feat? With scans and an explanation of what's happening in said scan.

And no 'what about-ery' please. Don't be that stupid and respond to questions with a question.

Lmao.

Anyway, did you read OPM Chapter 168? Where Saitama has no memory of what happened, his clothes have no damage, no one died etc?

Tell me, when Flash changes time, does he lose his memory? Say, when Wally created time clones, did his clones lose memory of what happened?

In short, the way Saitama changed time, meant that his current self never actually fought Garou on Io etc - that's the whole point. He defeated Garou not with one punch, but with zero punches (i.e. he never actually fought him, never farted through space, never sneezed Io away etc).

I thought manga was your thing. There are so few words to read, yet you still are unable to grasp the story.

We see a good example of this with Flashpoint. Barry Allen Wales up, powerless. He changed the past, so he never got powers. Crucially, however, his memory is still intact so he goes to find Batman etc.

Read a comic one day.