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But even at the end of the war where the US was completely overwhelming Japan.. it was still a war. Whereas Saitama vs Boros wasn't a battle. It not being an actual battle directly contradicts Serious Punch actually being a trump card. You can't use your best attack on someone and NOT treat it as an actual fight at the same time.Qawsedf234 said:I mean, that can still apply even in a war. The US used nukes against Japan, but they still had millions of soldiers, the ability to produce more nukes, and billions of dollars worth of war equitment to spare against Japan. You wouldn't say they held back, but they defiently could do a lot more if they felt like it.
In this case Saitama had strength to spare sure, but according to the anime guidebook the serious punch was a trump card. It was a notable fraction of his strength, unlike all of his previous punches. Someone with casual 5-B levels of attack output will feel nothing from a High 6-A wailing on him like with Boros anyways since the gap is to large.
I wish they would post their calcs somewhereSuperAPM said:Any you guys watched the latest Death Battle? Apparantly they calced Genos knocking back Elder Centipede to be over 15 Megatons
The three generals, as in the psychic?USklaverei said:So, Murata mentions that Boros' 3 generals would have no chance against Orochi, besides, he could react to Saitama's attempts to kill him, I don't think it would be wrong to scaled Orochi for this.
Isn't that simply Geryuganshoop's attack speed? With his current statistics Boros' three generals already have no chance against him.Nullflowerblush said:Since Murata said that they "have no chance" against Orochi, that means that he would upscale from them, so Relativistic to Relativisitc+ Orochi. That would also buff Tatsumaki, Monster Psykos, anyone who scales to them, etc.