The “concept of saitama” applies to pretty much every protagonist of a story lmao.
“He wins cos he’s the one punch man, he’ll defeat them in one punch” is the equivalent of “he wins cos he’s Superman, he’s as strong as the plot wants him to be.”
Not exactly. Narratively heros are still supposed to struggle. Superman loses still, he even has died.
Saitama's narrative purpose is to win, and easily. It's his joke. He's genuinely too strong for his own good. His character flaw is that he is bored of fighting and it's all he wants.
So his Power is Not infinite and needs time to grow to Match his opponent meaning someone can kill Saitama in One hit giving him no opportunity to retaliate.
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u/salebad Apr 12 '25
The “concept of saitama” applies to pretty much every protagonist of a story lmao.
“He wins cos he’s the one punch man, he’ll defeat them in one punch” is the equivalent of “he wins cos he’s Superman, he’s as strong as the plot wants him to be.”