Not even remotely. There is contradictory evidence and the one single thing you're referring to is left ambiguous intentionally. It also is completely illogical for Saitama to intentionally keep getting exponentially stronger, so much so that he can one-shot himself from the previous day, when he literally wants a good fight so much that it's causing him genuine depression. And is it also not speculation that Saitama is referring to growth outside of strength?
Who in this discussion is saying he has a limit? We're saying he isn't getting an exponential boost in strength each day.
I wasn't saying he was growing exponentially. Just was saying he's still growing from the first time we met him. Why argue a claim I never made?
Saitama's a hero and written that way. Nothing points to him stopping his training.
That's still the same idea, Saitama has not gotten stronger since we first meet him
But there's no evidence of him not getting stronger. He still trains so there's evidence that he is.
You're not referring to the audiobook feat? That's not any better, because that's literally the only piece of evidence suggesting it.
Why would he want to get stronger when his strength is the reason for his sadness? Plus him training could just be other reasons like keeping fit or healthy
How is him training being evidence of him growing stronger? It could just be a habit or something. Either way, there is nothing whatsoever that suggests he gets actually stronger. You're not even speculating at this point, you're making an assumption.
"Could be". Until we have evidence he's not growing then it goes to show that he is
Except we don't, him training doesn't him he's getting stronger, especially when he himself claims he's gonna get more powerful
That's not how this works. Like, what? You're saying that he's growing stronger just cause he still trains, even though there's no actual sign of strength growth at all. You're the one here who needs to show evidence.
That's Reverse Burden of Proof, actually
Where's the evidence that he's grown. And you don't need to reach a literal peak to be unable to grow. All it would mean is that his growth has slowed down, not because he's reached a peak or even getting close to one, but because the training itself doesn't actually do anything for him. He's a surface-level character bare minimum and far beyond the speed of light. The reason the old workout for him was working originally is cause Saitama started off as a normal man. And because he was having so much trouble with what is now an effortless workout, that struggle allowed him to break his limiter, because the limits placed on him were absurdly low due to his average potential. There's no reason to assume the training actually has an effect on him.
Low 5-B doesn't exist anymore owo
I think we're just seeing things differently because I tend to look at everything narratively rather than consistency like this site and what's generally accepted like what Q said. My argument, and the latter it's all theory until further notice.
The manga states it to be only High 6-A. The Manga (the main source material) > the databooks
That's just the thing, vib translates all the manga for us and he told me he works with a professional translator. So why would it be wrong?
