This fight wouldn't even touch my Top 20. I see a lot of people saying the animation is good, but I don't buy it. Still too much skipping and stiff movement for me to enjoy it.
@eggos yes the fuck he is. A cute one though. The way he views the world is right, but he's literally trying to make 'ultimate peace' by beating up 'corrupt heroes' when a lot of them are pure. He beat the mess out of mumen. For no reason. And please lets not forget that he wants to be the 'ultimate monster'. ... ... ... ... ... Yeah, i think psychopath is the word.
@@rajagopal9836 lol psychopaths don't all kill people, he's literally stalking heroes he deems worthy to *beat up* , and may i remind you the estatic laugh he gave when he found out tank top was an s- class. So he could *beat. him. up.* And then the empty threat he gave when he said, Something like "i should just kill all of you". No regular healthy minded person would make threats as such, especially without carrying through. And then, in the end he still beat them ALL up. Even mumen. Who may i remind you *again* , tried to save him from getting punched twice. But he beat him up, mercilessly. And he put all of people he fought in a near-death state. To the point of bleeding. and did you NOT see the scene where he chased that dude in the green jumpsuit with the glasses? Psychooooooo.😂😂💀🙏🏾 and he also fought five other heroes, whom he repeatedly punched stinger in the abdomen with a LOT of force. Before fighting genos next. He also attacked saitama, repeatedly actually, forgot to mention that.🤓 He is also paranoid, he immediately considered saitama a threat, somebody who was out to get him. who was simply standing near-by. And he also fails to realize bringing peace to the world doesn't nessecarily require beating every hero who may i remind you *again* is not corrupt. Sure there are some greeds out there. On the but there are good hearted heros out there, mumen is a *prime* example of it. Like i said, yes, psychopath *is* the word. Lmaoooo just look at him, don't me wrong the dude is hot, really hot. But he' s a psycho.😗😂🤚🏾
Man they better not mess up Garou's next fights, especially THE BIG ONE coming, those who read the manga know what I'm talking about. If the anime does justice to that fight like it was in the manga that'll shut everyone's mouth. That shit was hype as fuck to read and made me finally respect Garou as a character
SR Sorrow I think he more likely means the huge fight, first between garou and some A ranked heroes, then vs genos and then vs bang. I‘m really looking forward to it.
Idk when he was bandaged up fighting the other heros at his shack was pretty dope. When genos showed up. Then sliverfang and his brother. Pretty epic as well.
@@thetankwargunner it wasn't bad just a little worse when compared to season 1. it was probably cause it was so hyped people had really high expectations
@@xyzedits1 Oh dang that makes sense. I read far into the One Punch Man manga where season 3 should be and it was amazing. Hopefully people like season 3 when it's animated.
Funny you should mention this, Mumen Rider is voiced by Yuichi Nakamura, or _Bruno Bucciarati_ , and Tank Top Rider is voiced by Katsuyuki Konishi, who voices _Diavolo_
@@ahmedezat1353Qigong is part of martial arts within OPM verse (they do appear in King's "trying to train" chapter). Garou's using his understanding of it to channeling cosmic energy in a way that enabled him to time travel, therefore, it's a Martial Arts techniques. Not just a magic spell or stand ability. This is some 'Global Martials' shits.
Martial Arts is the art of using your body to it's extended. Garou did use his body like solvent between cosmic and the reality, it's valid to classified it as a Martial Arts techniques
GamerHeadX bruh you should know what a comment from more than 1 month ago means. The fights so far back then were so blurry you often have to pause to even fucking see what they were doing.
yeah and if you read the manga version of garou, he is more deadly than anyone else, except saitama of course. having controlled by telekinesis, he can still move, that's how strong he is
Theme song was badass Garou was badass But that hero s name ruined it all I mean: *theme song play* Garou:you came here to get revenge TANK TOP VEGETARIAN?
If I remember correctly, this scene was handled by Kenchiro Aoki in particular. He's done some of the best fight scenes in S2, like Bang and Bomb vs Elder Centipede, Genos propelling himself up from the ground in the fight against Garou, Metal Bat vs Demon level monsters
Minupa Kumarasinghe it wasn’t just aoki who worked on this fight, aoki did the part where garou fcks up tank top master, and another guy the part where tank top master punches the ground and tackles garou, they’re both really good animators, aoki is my fav tho, all of the fights he does in this season are amazing.
I love the animation in this around 1:38 the big punch after he says as if, just the way they make tank-top master look huge to just show the intensity of the punch coming Garou's way then the counter, it's just sooo good.
@@casualnerd4615 well yeah cause you compare the manga. The manga is usually always better. If you're a massive fan and read the manga and watched the anime you'd have a lot to compare. But if you just watched the anime and that's it, you wouldn't even care that much.
This animation actually captured the same feeling I felt as I was reading the manga. Garou's counter-attack punch and all that, too bad the others aren't as impressive.
1:10 I guess you could say Tank Top Master has a premonition to kill him. Following premonitions to kill? Where have I seen that before? It’s almost as if his VA played a certain pink-haired, Italian mafia boss that follows his premonitions... Another thing, I like how Tanktop Master’s punches sound like King Crimson.
That was the most fucking crisp punch/counter I’ve ever seen in an anime when garou punched him back after he hit name one anime that can compete with that counter.
No matter how many times I watch this scene , to recover mid art from a tank top tackle ( which is a s Class powered attack ) is insane to me but the moment ttm said he feels as if he has the take Garou right here right now was the moment I KNEW Garou was gonna be a bigger threat than we could imagine .
What makes Garou such a terrifying foe is that he goes after stronger opponents. He acknowledges the fact that TTM is freakin strong that he's forced to use Bang's fighting style. Bro is literally risking his life just so he can gain EXP faster
@@kentinson1670 makes sense too given how monsters operate, he has to fight more dangerous opponents and obsess about hunting heroes as much as possible to turn more and more into a monster
@Red Saber Genos vs Garou was ass except for like 13 seconds or so. The opening visuals were also dogshit, last few minutes of the last episode were more dogshit, including the "serious punch" at the end that was literally traced from the first season's opening LMFAOO. No one put effort into fucking anything as much as Aoki did, whole studio didn't give a fuck and it shows, All the character's faces are off 90% of the time and they don't even look like they do in the manga AT ALL.
God this anime and it's writing were so good overall. That Tank Top correctly guessed that Garou would lie and was already throwing a cool punch is a credit to his character. And then we get that sweet counter.
It is said that the damage Tank-Top took is doubled compare to his original. The strength of flowing fist is relative to the physical force thrown at the user. But that doesn't mean the flowing water fist user relies on his/her enemy's raw strength; one's physical stature is also a factor but Bang developed this style as a principle of his way of enlightenment. To discipline, elevate oneself and achieve the greatest height a mind can ever accomplish. This style is a product of Bang's failure as a martial artist in his early days and realization after being defeated by Bomb. He rekindled his devotion to martial arts, strengthen his will, and redeemed himself. Garou contradictly used this style as opposed to its supposedly purpose. Thus, weakening and limiting himself to achieve the flowing water's full potential as a human. I believe, although just an anecdotal evidence, the water flowing fist is tied to the user's state of mind. You can learn it by pure talent alone but, to reference a game, you will never achieve its full potential and will remain at a standard, steady level. Monster Garou or awakened Garou, as anyone who prefer to call him that, however is an exception. He fully mastered Bang and Bomb's style. Clearly the monsterification affected his growth without the regards of the principles required to fully use the potential of water flowing fist. As an Avatar of God, he even goes beyond that. Acquiring all the knowledge of the martial arts, not to mention his other acquired feats, he became the very embodiment of- or I'd say, peak of the martial arts as a human. That of course a power bestowed on him by a god. He can just entirely disregard the said principles. But without divine intervention, Bang is still stronger than Garou in any aspects. Garou can compensate that by his incredible reflexes and adaptability skill. He still got a lot to learn from Bang. Murata or One, has this habit of revealing something but not its entirety. By that I mean, we didn't get a fight that the combatants are healthy, uninjured, balanced and/or-in simple term- in perfect shape. This assumption is only applicable to the characters that is considered by the many one of the 'main characters'. Let me give you an example: Bang (not perfectly in shape due to his back problem but in full health), Bomb(also has body ache issue, but in also in full health) VS Garou (Extremely fatigue, tired, suffered in blood lose causing blurry visions, etc.) Note: This is old Bang and Bomb, not in their prime state but I am looking at this not just in their capabilities as a martial artist but as a master-student who surpasses who. Also as to aligned this comparison in their respective time. Young Bang didn't exist in the same time as the martial artist Garou. We hardly have any information about the young Bang to make a comparison.) . Genos (with an updated upgrade, can assemble and disassemble some of his body parts and navigate them independently. Geno's update at the time was relatively new, as someone who relies on a book to get information of heroes' skill descriptions- I'd say the skillbook is outdated for Garou to use against Genos.) VS Garou (same physical status, if not worse than when he fought Bang and Bomb) . Monster Garou VS Bomb . Monster Garou VS Bang . Sonic VS Genos (their fight was interrupted but nearly at their full power) . Flash (without his weapon. In One Punch Man universe, a weapon to Ninjas are as important as their abilities. Flash in this fight is handicapped.) VS Monster Garou VS Platinum Sperm . Garou (human form, healthy) VS Metal Bat (injured and a sudden interruption of his sister. Although his strength is based on his 'damage take', he still suffers from blood loss.) . I forgot the other fights (will edit if I suddenly remember it) There's also this fight we didn't get and a missed chance or a good opportunity for additional details in comparing a character that has yet to happen. For example: •Monster Garou VS Tatsumaki and other class S heroes aside from Flash in the Manga This is just my own observations doesn't make it true. I'm just intrigued by this show. It's a tendency I have when I like something, I will really write and analyze it in- as detailed as a I possibly can. Btw, this fight is 💯. Albeit short, but enough to assume and conclude that heroes like Tank-Top in any way is no match to Martial arts style as Garou repeatedly confirmed.
Man, this is one of the best villain introductions I have ever seen. I mean, Garou had been introduced previously but here is where we see what he's really capable of and ngl, even though I had read it on the manga years ago, I was scared shitless what the hell. Even though the Tank Top Tackle is a ridiculous attack, Tank Top Master was strong af, no doubt he's S class and here he proves it, but when Garou counters his punch and then starts using Bang's style to destroy Tank Top Master and his suckers, man... That was so badass and scary. Definitely it's because of the soundtrack. Garou's theme is so fcking good, like really fcking good... IDK, I admit that S2 animation wasn't on par with the S1's, but I don't get why this season got so much shit. They didn't do anything outside of the manga, and I enjoyed it.
