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Uh can you give something more specific? And what about all the stuff in the OP?I don't think Saitama's normal punches are consistent at all still. They are definitely stronger than casual ones but to an unquantifiable degree because every time he normal punches something they still have been enough to one-shot/significantly damage his foes. (Not counting Cosmic Garou).
You didn't even address his arguments.Oh, I disagree with this thread btw.
I don't think Saitama's normal punches are consistent at all still. They are definitely stronger than casual ones but to an unquantifiable degree because every time he normal punches something they still have been enough to one-shot/significantly damage his foes. (Not counting Cosmic Garou)
Thus there's not really a measurement there. The only thing you might be able to say is that normal punch < CSRC.
He says he is going to soonYou didn't even address his arguments.
His casual punches definitely do have a baseline level of power when intending to kill but it isn't measurable really.if every punch really is in a vastly different range depending on how casual he's feeling at the moment, then it wouldn't be a "signature" attack really, now would it. In fact if every attack truly is completely inconsistent, then there is absolutely NO way (from an author intent standpoint)it would make any sense for that statement to exist. But hey, maybe you're not convinced, that's fair, it's just one standout thing, and it's a guidebook statement only, it's not exactly decisive of anything.
The first punch in the series was casual. Not a normal punch at all. He had no expression and was just throwing his fist.Now, if saitama really throws a a high 6-A normal punch one second, a high 6-C the next, and a 9-B one another day, then this scene would make absolutely no sense at all.
Saitama is still trying to kill monsters so why would he hold back to the point that his punches wouldn't kill them?If saitama is truly just controlling his power and hitting with different force every fight, then why would this be something he's mad about, since he knows damn well that his full power can literally one shot anybody to begin with. Would he really give a **** if a 7-C monster survived a 9-B punch from him? In fact, it would imply that saitama would see a 9-A who survived a 9-B punch as impressive, but also get pissed that a 5-B monster couldn't take a 5-A punch, which is a completely ridiculous concept.
Boros' armor was shattered by Saitama's casual punch though. Which protected his body. Sure, he still survived which ultimately puts him a level above anyone whose been instantly killed by his casual punches. But the very next time Saitama casually punches Boros' body, his entire forearm is torn off. Which is actually more damage than he did to Orochi there. Orochi's dragon head limbs are like a very tiny fraction of his body. It's like if he was to punch Boros' toe or finger.armored Boros' durability is higher than Orochi's. Orochi was completely obliterated by Saitama's signature move, the one punch, the normal punch, whatever you wanna call it, meanwhile Boros tanked that shit like a ******* champ, and which even made Saitama go "hmm?"
It's not a slap though? Where did you get that from?here's Orochi's limbs being completely pulverized by a "normal slap", which, judging by the fact that he's literally just slapping him, is probably much weaker than the punch he threw at armored Boros to begin with lmao. Orochi was a joke.
So if they have a baseline level of power then we just need to find out what that baseline scales toHis casual punches definitely do have a baseline level of power when intending to kill but it isn't measurable really.
We just know it's enough to kill almost any dragon level.
Casual and normal punches are never stated to be different things, and if we’re using Saitama’s expression then he definitely pulverized Orochi’s limbs completely casually, while he got serious against released Boros. This doesn’t really disprove anything.The first punch in the series was casual. Not a normal punch at all. He had no expression and was just throwing his fist.
The argument is that if Saitama was fluctuating his most casual attacks between 9-B and High 6-A and being surprised when they die, that would imply that Saitama might throw a 9-B punch at a 9-A and be shocked that it lived, or throw a high 6-A punch at a 6-A+ and then think it was fodder (refer to the gouketsu scene)Also, wdym? Saitama there is pretty new to his overwhelming power as far as I know. So him being surprised by one-shotting shit effortlessly makes sense regardless. The whole point is just to establish to the reader that even his casual strength is enough to one shot things, and that upsets him.
Idk what the argument really is here. It makes sense as an opening scene regardless of the tiering here.
so you admit that they have a set level of power, and then I give examples of punches with that set level of power destroying a high 6-A, and then you say “it’s unquantifiable”Saitama is still trying to kill monsters so why would he hold back to the point that his punches wouldn't kill them?
It would be extremely weird and out of character for Saitama to belittle a monster like that with 9-B attacks or some shit. He's still a hero and he's never purposefully pretended to be weak like that before.
He casually punches, still with the intent to kill, but obviously he's not really putting much effort into it because he has learned its pointless. His casual punches still have a set level of power when he's intending to kill, but again, it's not quantifiable.
Saitama uses more power as the fight goes on, so the second punch really isn’t relevant hereBoros' armor was shattered by Saitama's casual punch though. Which protected his body. Sure, he still survived which ultimately puts him a level above anyone whose been instantly killed by his casual punches. But the very next time Saitama casually punches Boros' body, his entire forearm is torn off. Which is actually more damage than he did to Orochi there. Orochi's dragon head limbs are like a very tiny fraction of his body. It's like if he was to punch Boros' toe or finger.
Which is why you can't really compare the two.
WrongIt's not a slap though? Where did you get that from?
yet he needed a serious move to cancel out orochi’s gaia cannon.While Orochi was turned into paste
Gaia cannon upscales from his APyet he needed a serious move to cancel out orochi’s gaia cannon.
Well in my view it's quite simple: 5.68 feat = Orochi Durability < Gaia Cannonyet he needed a serious move to cancel out orochi’s gaia cannon.
There's nothing in the manga that would let us get the precise value for a baseline because Saitama's casual punches could damage everyone except Cosmic Garou.So if they have a baseline level of power then we just need to find out what that baseline scales to
also, threat level scaling isn’t really helpful here, you can’t really use it.
He never got serious against Boros until CSRC.Casual and normal punches are never stated to be different things, and if we’re using Saitama’s expression then he definitely pulverized Orochi’s limbs completely casually, while he got serious against released Boros. This doesn’t really disprove anything.
I'm saying he has a baseline level of power for every punch intended to kill, but the maximum is unquantifiable. As is the difference between his most casual and least casual punches.so you admit that they have a set level of power, and then I give examples of punches with that set level of power destroying a high 6-A, and then you say “it’s unquantifiable”
bro, it cannot be set power AND unquantifiable, that’s blatantly contradictory
The second punch against Orochi was blatantly stronger though. He really winded that shit up and jumped through him. His face was also less casual and more serious so I would say that was definitely a "normal punch." As compared to the casual punch that destroyed Boros arm.Saitama uses more power as the fight goes on, so the second punch really isn’t relevant here
but by that logic, the second punch only tore off Boros’ arm, while Saitama’s second punch against Orochi EXPLODED him
Saitama’s casual punches could instantly kill, nullify the attacks of, or explode everybody except for Boros and GarouThere's nothing in the manga that would let us get the precise value for a baseline because Saitama's casual punches could damage everyone except Cosmic Garou.
By serious I meant the “are you done with this fight” along with the serious expressionHe never got serious against Boros until CSRC.
Also, if you don't think there is a difference between normal and casual punches then everything is completely unquantifiable.
Except he throws a normal punch at the start of the fight, like he does every fight. And you still aren’t explaining what makes a normal punch different from a casual punch, the term “casual punch” isn’t even a term used anywhere in the series, only normal and serious punches.I would say he turned to normal punches after Meteoric Burst. This is pretty subjective, but the reason I say this is because that's when Saitama stops entertaining Boros (He asked "are you done with this fight" and is pretty much just done with him by this point) and starts throwing punches with more effort.
That's not what is keeping me from the thread.Does anybody know when the MHA stuff or whatever is gonna get resolved?
Sure, I agree with this.Saitama’s casual punches could instantly kill, nullify the attacks of, or explode everybody except for Boros and Garou
And meteoric burst Boros at the very least would certainly scale above those who exploded (Orochi’s limbs lol), since the only damage he took from it was coughing blood which is <<<<<<<<< bring pulverized.
The difference between a casual punch and normal punch isn't made very clear.By serious I meant the “are you done with this fight” along with the serious expression
Also, you still have failed to explain what you even mean by “casual punch” as opposed to “normal punch”
I don’t understand it and you haven’t told me.
Gouketsu died from the first punch. Saitama then says that most of his opponents die in the first punch so he can't remember their strength.Anyways, if I recall you also supported scaling armored Boros above Gouketsu due to the scan I used in the OP, maybe we could elaborate on that, since the logic can be applied to other things to scale him higher as well.
And this is where I have the problemHowever, Orochi also doesn't get killed in one punch.
And again, the damage that a casual punch did to Boros (destroying his arm) is more than what happened to Orochi.
So no, he can't scale above Orochi.
Well saitama was never intending to kill against Garou, but I guess the punches he took after extreme fa jin should set in stone his scaling above Orochi too, so sure.Boris, Orochi, Garou > Everyone who can't survive a casual punch that was intended to kill.
Keep in mind that the casual punch normal punch thing is kind of irrelevant here, because the Imgur scans in the OP all point to the first punch of the fight, not the “casual” punchThe difference between a casual punch and normal punch isn't made very clear.
Especially once they deleted the original Orochi fight.
But, imo it's when Saitama's expression becomes more serious.
If we’re going this route then I should mention…You brought up a good example. When Saitama goes "Are you done" he is drawn with way more serious expressions. He throws a punch, then right after that he throws multiple of those punches which is consecutive normal punches.
Another good example is against Orochi after he deflects Gaia Canon. He punches him with a lot more effort than what we see from his more casual punches.
And then, with Garou, once Garou uses Fa Jin, his face very clearly changes and only then does he use consecutive normal punches.
Going by this same logic, Boros should scale above the AP of Orochi’s first attack with the dragons, since he was able to tell released Boros was strong while his one-punch destroyed his dragon head. The same reasoning from Gouketsu can be applied to Orochi.Gouketsu died from the first punch. Saitama then says that most of his opponents die in the first punch so he can't remember their strength.
So Boros very clearly scales above Gouketsu since he neither does in the first punch, and Saitama did comment on his strength unlike anyone before him. Even after he died.
Boros is simply made out of the superior gooOrochi is pretty much just homogeneous dragon matter filled with plasma as seen by when he gets blown apart by Saitama after Gaia cannon, not to mention his durability is rated as it is for holding the exaton level energy in his body for a while before firing it, so i'd say it doesn't really matter wich part of his body gets destroyed.
I'm fine with either of theseI mean: Orochi Durability < Boros Durability (Armored) < Boros (Released) or Orochi Durability < Boros (Realesed)?