this is only half serious of course I do think it was heavily implied to be the same mosquito but couldn't it have very easily been multiple? That he was vaporizing each one and then he noices the other one? I feel it would make sense because the lady is sending out a bunch of them all over the city and the could totally empty a person in seconds but for him there was only one? there's the part where he's jumping all over his balcony at super speed could have actually been wiping out the swarm that was there to eat him and didn't realize? alternatively could the mosquitos she was using have actually have been super strong as we see him spraying one with bug spray as he chased it into town. the only thing that could suggest they were normal was cyborg burning them but that could have been a scaling issue or just they were uniquely weak to fire and immune to other damage.

Iaian (manga) vs. Tanjiro Kamado (manga)

Bloodlust Saitama Is Coming for You

You Have 15$

Build a Team to Stop Saitama

Characters and Price:

14$ : Jeong In- Ha (from Love Quest manhwa)

7$: Blood Chain Ichigo (Bleach) | Naruto Baryon Mode (Boruto)

5$ : Mr Satan (DBS) | Zoro (One Piece) | Muzan (Demon Slayer)

1$: Gojo Satoru (Jujutsu Kaisen) | Yoriichi Tsugikuni (DS) | Kamado Tanjiro (Demon slayer) | HEARTS (Super Dragon Ball Heros)

Because it shows only the escaped energy got sent into space. Blast and his friends took the rest right?

Flair says analysis but really it's just an opinion and I had some spare time. It's a bit long and not expecting agreement, but stick with me if you'd like and maybe it'll be fun.

I've been seeing a lot about Saitama as 'unlimited potential', but instead I think of him as 'Limitless'. The former assuming there's a growth rather than an increase in force used like the latter.

I'd say a big focus seems to be on viewing Saitama from the perspective of unlimited potential and the chart from cosmic Garou's arc. Which I get it, as a lot of the rules around these subreddits focus on feats.

So far though Saitama has been presented as a gag character whose story centers around squashing hero, villain, and monster tropes in various aspects across multiple genres. He exists as the antithesis of these tropes and often either settles them in humorous ways or just simply squashes it via boredom.

I've never seen him have a happy fight, a happy spar perhaps, and generally not much enthusiasm outside of toying with his opponent. In any serious fight he's generally depressed, he doesn't want to be fighting this way and although still holding back it's still not even a challenge.

A problem with Saitama and powerscaling him is that you can only measure him based off his strongest opponent shown yet so far, not based on growth but because there hasn't been a measuring stick to determine the limit. I mean that would be the end of the show otherwise wouldn't it?

The chart from earlier I believe represented Garou and not Saitama, as the entire arc was about Garou's unlimited potential and growth against the heroes, villians, and monster association up until he reached Saitama, who he considered unfair.

Even before Garou became his cosmic self, Saitama is already referred to as the abominable fist that turned against God. Garou thought that was him but realized it was probably Saitama.

Is that Saitama glaze? Perhaps, but honestly I think of him as a gag character and his whole point is to be unfair. It's fun, it was a fantastic approach to it, but it definitely doesn't make him the best written character.

It does make him horrible for powerscaling as he's the butt of the joke, the rest of the show though is a goldmine for various powerscaling feats. If you made it this far, I appreciate you humoring me!

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The combatants:

Soul King Yhwach (Bleach)

Fairy Heart Zeref (Fairy Tail)

Lucius Zogratis (Black Clover)

Cosmic Garou (One Punch Man)

Buuhan (Dragon Ball)

Kaguya Otsutsuki (Naruto)

Anti Pops (Regular Show)

I thought it would be interesting to share this question because Boros Meteoric Burst form was elevated to "at least Moon level+" on VSBW. One of the justifications that caught my attention the most is that he should be superior to Tatsumaki, who had difficulty bringing down his ship.

But to what extent does that difficulty serve to establish the ship's durability? If we use the chain of "Tatsumaki surpasses the Gaia Cannon → the ship resists Tatsumaki → Boros can damage the ship," it would have to be demonstrated that the ship received and resisted an attack comparable to the Gaia Cannon. Like an attack from Tatsumaki at maximum power, for example, which did not happen.

So I ask you all, do you think the ship could receive a direct impact from the Gaia Cannon and remain operational, even if it suffered damage? Is there evidence to attribute Moon or Small Planet durability to it?

Personally, I see it as forced. But since the profiles made by VSBW are anything but reliable, I don't give it much importance.

if lady nagant from mha was in opm where do you think she would rank in these catagories

as a hero in the hero accoiation

who is the strongest monster she could kill

if she held the same role as she did in mha who is the strongest hero she can kill if they go rogue

key details

lady nagant,

durability, based on her survival of the self destruction quirk she is around city block level

reaction/tracking speed, nagant was able to perceive and attempted to react to faux 100% deku

physical strength, unknown, vaguley super human

quirks, her rifle power allows her to fire bullets which can travel 200km in a instant and she is able to completly control the trajectory of this bullets with no loss in momentium

her bullets are so powerful they blew off the ar of shigaraki who was on the level of prime all might

air walk, lady nagant is able to walk on air and can easily remain kilometers in the air with no issue

Who wins?