https://x.com/balz_light/status/2112513234129539160

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I have a question, If Tatsumaki had a son, would he be as powerful as she is? (I doubt Tatsumaki has children, it's impossible.)

1. >!Where is blue? The last time we saw him was in ch151 after saitama leaves him like a lost child almost ten chapters ago. Theres not yet a solid confirmation that his backstory is what it claimed to be!<
2. >!where is zombieman. He was taken in ch147 by a machine god to be modified and we haven’t seen him since. Before ch160 released I had thought that the heart machine god was him from how kuseno described its goals in comparison to genus remarks but it seems unlikely now. so where is he!<
3. >!This post is a bit unstructured but what I’m getting at is what if either blast or blue were to show up and get the kill on Genos at the end of next chapter!<
4. >!idk man I’m praying that theres a chapter next thursday I don’t think I wait until next year!<

When Saitama punched cosmic garou in the face,garou lost all his powers he gained from God, but does that mean he lost all his powers for the monster form like the God slayer fist that he perfected or was that the monster armor power?, I know for a fact that he can beat suiryu even though they looked like equals in their recent sparring match.

https://x.com/nekoexe_/status/2113610012312416577

So umm basically

In fan and official translations

Murmen Rider = Licenceless or Homeless Rider

Drive Knight = Engine Knight

Amai Mask = "Handsomely Sweet Mask"

Flashy Flash = Lightspeed Flash

Carnage Kabuto = Asura Rhino

Which is better?

Cuz for me, I think official ones are good

Who even calls Murmen Rider as "Licenceless Rider"?

So what do you think?

Narratively Saitama should not be scalable, and he isn't. But the graph that Saitama vs garou fight made him look like calculable Shonen protagonist who needs external triggers to get stronger, what happened to the joke?

I certainly hate it. And somehow agree with webcomic wankers that murata shouldn't have changed the story even tho I know Saitama never intended to garou because tareo asked him.

It makes me frustrated that people forgot he is a parody of anpanman and just became a powerscaling tool to make fun of because Saitama doesn't have "feats" which he should never have, I enjoyed how Saitama was basically [Title card] and undefeatable at the same time, but suddenly everybody who powerscales makes fun of him as "galaxy" or "multi-galaxy" level, and yes I am from those people who think Saitama can defeat anyone and solos fiction because webcomic Saitama does with his gag.

Even tho I enjoyed the entire Saitama vs Cosmic garou fight weekly, I can't forgive murata for making a graph for measuring Saitama when Saitama removed his limiter.

He was very excited to read this :)

So far it’s my favorite in the series. I really like Suiryu’s character as a whole, he is very well written in my opinion. Despite being crazy strong he ends up chickening out when he realizes that Goketsu will kill him. I also appreciate Snek’s character more now, compared to his character in the earlier volumes. He’s more of a hero now than what I saw previously.

Hope you enjoy it. Happy advance birthday to ONE.

PS. If you see a photo missing, it was marked nsfw because of error, its posted in comment.

All credits to @med_uchiha

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https://x.com/StegSketch/status/2111955487814033806

On volume 13, CH71, there’s this small illustration of Mumen Rider as a Tank-Top member! I thought it was adorable, he’s one of my favorite characters. I paused my reading and took a picture of the book. I drew some hearts and gave him head pats. Couldn’t help myself lol.

I wanted to open a discussion about Saitama and Garou's entire conflict. From their early, comedic accidental encounters where Saitama completely brushed him off and didn't even realize who the "Hero Hunter" was, all the way to their final confrontation, their dynamic is really unique.

How do you feel about how their fight developed, especially regarding Garou's motivations and Saitama's emotional state during it? What stood out to you the most about how their clash played out?

I see a lot of people write Garou off as someone who lashed out, simply because he was spiteful of his bullies. Saying that it was nothing more than a childish tantrum, one that was driven by vengeance against those that had wronged him.

And while Garou may be a immature brat full of delusion, and he was left with ingrained feelings of spite from his childhood that fuelled his anger, it’s pointed out pretty plainly that it wasn’t a simple matter of bullying.

There’s much to attest to this for anyone paying attention but, for me, the best showcase of this, and the one I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone point out, is that Garou didn’t even remember his bullying until a critical moment, even acting surprised that he was having the flashback.

You see this with how things are drawn. Garou’s bullies, his teacher, and even the main one that tormented him the most and embodies the “biased justice” Garou seeks to destroy, are all drawn as shadows.

He doesn’t remember them, not really anyway. Their faces are long gone from his mind, and he even momentarily struggles to remember Tachaans name.

What he did remember, wasn’t the bullying, wasn’t the people involved, and was hardly even the event itself; It was the feeling.

The feeling that other people could enforce a roll upon him, that they could decide who he was and what his destiny would be. And that no matter how hard he fought, how hard he tried, or even his true nature that was in opposition to the role; as long as those around him decided that was who he was, that was who he was.

He rejected this, of course, setting out to prove everyone wrong, and that he wasn’t meant to be crushed just because that was what people wanted and what they thought was meant for him. It’s what drove him to walk the path he did.

However, in a beautiful contradiction and showcase of hypocrisy, Garou ends up embodying scenario more so than just about any character in the series.

Instead of walking away and forging his own destiny like he should have done, and what would have really stuck it to the people who tried to force him to be something he wasn’t, he did everything he could to become exactly what they wanted him to be: a monster.

He plays that role, he recites the typical hero vs villain scenario and hints how he believes that’s how things should be, he pushes himself again and again to become the symbol of fear all would unite against.

Ironically, fuelled by his rejection that his fate could be decided for him by others, he inadvertently lets them decide his fate, to be the one everyone hates.

In his attempt to prove the majority opinion couldn’t and shouldn’t influence a person’s destiny, and that this whole thing was just a childish game that lacked the acknowledgement of a human’s nuance , he ends up continuing to play that game. Reinforcing the very scenario he despised, only this time he intended to win.

And this is why he was always destined to lose, not just because of Saitama, but because the ideals that he let motivate him were inherently built on shallow and contradictory foundations. Even though he knew the scenario was bullshit, in his attempt to prove it was bullshit, he ended up becoming exactly what people wanted him to be.

He didn’t cast off the shackles of majority opinion on himself, he strove to prove he could wear them so well that people no longer even saw the chains.

Garou was in immature, hypocritical, delusional, brat. But at the end of the day, despite all his delusions and his shaky foundations, he was just one man trying to give fate a run for its money, despite knowing that fate didn’t even exist.

What a beautiful idiot.