The databook was a mistranslation while the chapter cover is meaningless hype text
I’m gonna ******* do it
He downscales twice over from the air pressure of it
In regards to saitama being bullshit, does the reasoning here validates saitama's resistance against effects that affect the human body? Like mind control, poison, paralysis, etc?
depends on the context I guess? Like if said character feels particularly merciful and not going for the kill, it would influence greatly how they would perform in a death battle even if both are going at full power. Or a matter of bad matchup where their foe is a counter to the other's abilities? Maybe whoever claimed so is just in his/her character to be humble? The character lacking info and assuming incorrectly that he/she is no match? A case of overrating the other? So many possibilitiessssss
Depends on context and case by case. In dragon ball ,we seem to consider transformations as well.
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To me it seems peak fubuki isn't a transformation or powerup. Its her hax being used as offensively and defensively, so no.
I mean what else did saitama experience then instead of what I said? what is the general interpretation of what happened?
I didn't say his body is immune, just that against such effects, if saitama WILLS it hard enough, he would be able ignore how it affects his body.
No as in amai mask shouldn’t scale?
Yes amai mask shouldn't scale .
it could be just fubuki downplaying and underestimating herself doe. Or a matter of incomplete knowledge; she doesn't really know how powerful amai mask is
yeah possibly. like the case with king. She considered him strong .
I never asserted that but go off.
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It just seems redundant for saitama to demonstrate the need to ignore his biological functions influenced or controlled by said effects, when he roughly did the same thing already? Saitama's demonstrated ignoring biological functions; the effects mentioned affect biological functions. The effects can result in the human body reacting in a variety of ways; Saitama demonstrated ignoring how his body SHOULD react. The effects result in *insert what happens; Saitama demonstrated ignoring the results of what should happen to his body. What, again, exactly stops saitama from doing the same thing he already did before?
You’re extrapolating “Saitama can ignore the effects of all superpowers” from him being able to endure shredding his muscle fibers during his training. You don’t see how that’s a stretch?
bruh when did I say "effects of ALL superpowers"? I'm just arguing for saitama's ability to ignore effects that influence or control biological functions? Biological functions, as in, how the body works. JUST shredding muscle fibers? Bruh read up on how too much exercise does to your body and you'll see how absurd what saitama managed. Dont forget the constant monster fights, the lack of proper calorie intake and uncaring for nutrients, no way to heal the injuries, stacking damages, worsening health, and self inflicted torture through winter and summer. Like I mentioned before, basically an exponentially increasing state of inoperability.
But like, this was normal human saitama. As in, a regular human with regular human needs with regular human biological functions. The only way saitama ignored it is with supernatural willpower? Something specifically not normal.
Afaik we’d only be able to list this as Supernatural Willpower (which we already do) and a “Superhuman” Stamina rating, but if we wanna say Saitama can resist Mind Control for example he’d have to demonstrate that. We aren’t gonna extrapolate beyond that.
Bruh the events of that quote occured in the course of 1 year and a half. The hard work includes saitama ignoring his biological functions. Why are we acting as if what saitama experienced and its implications didn't at all happen?
