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It's sealing armor, I think he endured the actual damage.
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STRONGEST One-Punch Man Discussion Thread!
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That doesn’t make much sense but you do you
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He probably means that Boros didn't immediately die from that one punch or get splattered
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Prolly cause the armor took the majority of the impact and not Boros himself
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Yeah, that and that the armor didn't absorb all the for force of the impact
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Tbh I was always under the impression that sealed Boros > his armor as the fact that the armor is stated that it's meant to seal his power, and not really for protection
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Boros was the only monster to get punched and not explode from a single blow.
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Also would MB Boros vs 10 sec Genos be a mismatch?
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What's the discussion? Just seeing that it's related to Restricted Boros and Saitama's first punch. For my input on the general topic, I mean, Saitama was straight up surprised at Boros surviving (opened his mouth and said "Ah"), so he didn't expect or want Boros to survive it. And I explained his normal punches earlier in the thread. I do think his armor definitely absorbed most of the impact, but Boros can still survive punches from him afterwards. A normal punch only took off his arm in Boros' restricted state, another one in MB blew him away and significantly damaged him internally (although iirc he seems to have taken less damage in the manga than in the anime but I might be remembering it a bit wrong).
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Genos has Low 7-B durability and Boros is way faster so yeaaaaaaaah
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B... B... But speed equalised
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Then it’s basically who shoots who first
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Actually now that I think about it, MB Boros actually outlasts 10 sec Geno's likely
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Genos will try to rely on long range attacks while Boros goes in for hand-to-hand as that's what he prefers. If Boros lands a single hit he wins, and Genos only has 10-Seconds to fight with. Meanwhile Boros has regen available if Genos doesn't destroy almost all of his body (or the orb thing), and can also use long range energy blasts if he needs to.
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I've been wondering, but couldn't released boros also just charge his beams?
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Probably, I mean, whenever we see him using his blasts he does charge them, just briefly.
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MB Boros threw like a punch and a kick and was already panting, but it still probably lasts more than 10 seconds.
On the other hand, Genos has very good ranged game in this form ( multiple homing attack cannons + main blasters ), and is willing to spam it ( most likely because it doesn't scale to his physicals) 10 seconds mode should also be much higher than Boros in AP, i'm just not sure if it's enough to vaporize him.
On the other hand, Genos has very good ranged game in this form ( multiple homing attack cannons + main blasters ), and is willing to spam it ( most likely because it doesn't scale to his physicals) 10 seconds mode should also be much higher than Boros in AP, i'm just not sure if it's enough to vaporize him.
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"a punch and a kick" He used a powerful charging attack that destroyed a large portion of his ship, before continuing to attack Saitama for likely several seconds straight with non-stop God tier OPM level attacks while flinging him around the ship, before kicking him up to the moon. All things considered, he used a whole combo that, according to the OPM Compus, even "sort of clobbered" Saitama. But yeah I agree otherwise.
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It likely isn't the case in-universe. It's just that Boros never got to demonstrate all of his power because his only opponent was Saitama.
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Given the context of the statement, I strongly doubt it's literal. That's not to say she can't do it (she can now), but the Databook does use a lot of hyperbole and she displayed nowhere near that kind of power before chapter 120.
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Any calc about black sperm in latest chapter?
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Has the Class T TTM thing been accepted yet?
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Has it even been put up for a rereview?
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I dunno. You can always ask a calc member tho
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Saitama clearly doesn't control his power when he fights monsters.
We can see this from what he said to Orochi.
only deals damage enough to instantly kill the opponent according to monsters level is power control. Also, the theory of force control would make all Saitama-related feats ridiculous and meaningless. It's hard to believe that Saitama's simple mistake caused a misunderstanding and caused readers to overestimate it.
The theory of power control loses even more credibility, given that all monsters that significantly resisted his attacks are above dragons. It is really ridiculous that the artist destroys the image of ending the opponent with one cut to express the simple mistake of Saitama.
We can see this from what he said to Orochi.
only deals damage enough to instantly kill the opponent according to monsters level is power control. Also, the theory of force control would make all Saitama-related feats ridiculous and meaningless. It's hard to believe that Saitama's simple mistake caused a misunderstanding and caused readers to overestimate it.
The theory of power control loses even more credibility, given that all monsters that significantly resisted his attacks are above dragons. It is really ridiculous that the artist destroys the image of ending the opponent with one cut to express the simple mistake of Saitama.
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What are u trying to get at exactly?
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I think Saitama can control his power quite well actually.
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He can control his power, but he doesn't control his power when fighting with monsters. he said it himself
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I mean He doesn't control his strength when fighting with monsters unless he is a monster who he can feel their strength.
When fighting with humans, of course, he controls his power.
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Ask Beefcake or Rover then. And he was gradually giving more effort in his fight against Boros, there is proof of that.
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I know when fighting Boros, he puts more effort into it.
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Scan? I'm pretty that is never stated. Him being bloodlusted most of the time does not mean he's going all out
His power is inconsistent even against monsters
- The serious punch against EC is nowhere near as powerful as the one against Boros
- Beefcake's head was still intact when Saitama killed him. Whereas stronger monsters like Gouketsu had his head blown off and Orochi was blown to bits
- Rover was only knocked out by Saitama and wasn't exactly blown apart
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