@MarvooTama He's already done that by including a power chart in Chapter 213. If there's a power chart, then his power is determined by something, and there are conditions for it within the canon. That means he can be defeated.
What happens in the story when the protagonist's friend is killed? OPM fans are thinking in terms of narrative and context right now. It was precisely that anger and hatred that sparked that exponential surge in power.
@mvumiambotemanu@DoctorDoom256 One more important clarification: the Japanese word in this frame means (“かつてない” - “unprecedented,” “unseen before”), meaning that Saitama has never experienced anything like this before; in the context of the story, it refers to the rage and grief caused by Genos’s murder.
@mvumiambotemanu@DoctorDoom256 Let me clarify one thing. Ordinary emotions aren't enough; according to the manga, they need to be on the level of Genos's murder. He had been feeling emotions even before that point. But it's still more accurate to say that the intensity of those emotions is what matters.
@MeGustaLeer1122@hail_matt_ No, there is power at the moment, and it is not infinite. It has a certain value that we do not know, but it does have one.
Let me explain briefly: Limter sets a ceiling on strength growth. This doesn't mean that if you break through it, your strength will become infinite, since only the LIMIT is removed. You can push the limit as far as you want, but that doesn't mean you'll become infinitely strong.
Nowhere in the lore or any panel it says Saitama caps at Universal and he can't get any further, it says the complete opposite.
Do you even know what exponential growth is? Goku needs years of training to grow, Saitama grows by simply existing.
Larp less lil bro
@mvumiambotemanu@DoctorDoom256 I created this image based on information from the manga. It’s based on chapters 129 and 213 of the JAPANESE version most importantly, you can read it on “tonarinoyj.” If you don’t mind, please repost and share it.
Hot Take: Saitama wins, his entire character is meant to always win
I love Goku more as a character but disregarding the very point of Saitama's character is awful.
He is always meant to win no matter how ridiculous his opponent is. Its the entire point of the manga
@Reginald_kun I've been reading the OPM manga as it comes out. I don't use an English translation; I use a translation tool to translate it into my language. That's always more accurate. That's why I haven't fallen for the myth of infinite powers and other nonsense circulating in the fanbase.
@Anonimo_CBH This is roughly how the Saitama forces work. Repost this so the fanatics will finally get it I tried to make it as clear as possible, even for the dumb ones.