Genos is always ready to go the extra mile for Saitama - ride or die type of friend. King's backstory really hits you out of nowhere. He's the (un)luckiest guy ever, constantly wanting to quit that hero lifestyle but fate doesn't allow him to do so. It's actually heartwarming how Saitama talks to him and they end up bonding. Once again we see Saitama doesn't hold a grudge against anyone, not even people who take credit for his accomplishments. That Genos vs. random enemy robot fight was pretty damn epic, giving us a good dose of action while Saitama bonded with King. Genos constantly upgrading himself with the help of Dr. Kuseno looks really troublesome, giving us the feeling he will lose himself. Meeting Saitama and joining the Hero's Association somehow dampened Genos' quest for revenge but it still drives him to improve his body. It would be really ironic if it turns out he was the cyborg that destroyed the town, losing his memory in the process but that's probably too serious of a plot for One Punch Man. Thank you for the fantastic reaction ❤
Bald Saitama is back on our screens, yay!😃 This episode is more like a very long trailer) It seemed that in the first season, Saitama was a little lower than Genos. Heh, has he really grown up?)🍥 Of course, I was worried about changing the studio, I thought it would be worse ... but, in fact, if you look at prejudice aside, everything is normal. The Genos certainly looks unusual, but overall I liked the visual part. The only thing, perhaps, that I have complaints about is the sound. he's kind of strange in places (a moment with a cyborg, where explosions, etc.).💥 So, everything seems to be going according to the manga, and then we'll see. I've already missed Mumen Rider.🚵🚵♀️🚵♂️ The situation with King will go down in the top of my most unexpected twists. Someone stole the glory of the Great Saitama! He suffered so much because no one knew about him! And now he will "suffer" because so many heroes (and non-heroes) know about him. I want to watch him beat up Sonic again.🥊 Very cool! The atmosphere is what need. I'm looking forward to it... I'm sure it's cooler next! It was a great reaction. Thkss!👊👊🦊👊👊
03:20 This was a play of words from the shows creators.... it took 3 and a half years for the sequel to come out: One Punch Man season 2. And we were REALLY feeling the Hype, thats correct. ^^
King is my favorite character in OPM. He kills monsters by just standing there. His suoer powers is Super Maxed Luck, equal to Saitama limiter unlock. King is an enigma. His words and action always works in favor of making him the strongest. His enemies misinterprets it in the worst possible way for them. For the S class, has him on the high regard as no one has seen Kings powers (since hes just an ordinary guy) but he always comes out on top, just out of sheer luck. He made Atomic Samurai retrain in defeat when he challenged him. When all the S Class were down and badly beaten in the next arch he defeated, top Monster Association strongest like: Homeless Emperor, Platinum Sperm and such in a blink. how? With sheer luck.
Actually King is Saitama in the video game world...i think there is an OVA that shows Saitama playing in a videogame tournament and he was up against a hooded player who eventually turned out to be King....King won the videogame tournament.... Saitama is an OP hero while King is an OP gamer....
@@redfieldwong717 A bit late, but I strongly disagree. Season 1 felt very special from beginning to end with plenty of unique moments and characters. Season 2 just no longer has that spark in my opinion. In season 1 the world felt like a really strange setting and that was fine because it allowed for interesting scenarios. Season 2 felt more like what would happen if you continued following what would happen in such a world, but by then you're used to the crazy scenarios that can occur. A lot of it felt like more of the same, which is particularly bad for a show which got its appeal by exploring new ways to write a superhero/shounen story. Also, again just in my opinion, the antagonist in season 2 is not great (at least so far, haven't read the manga). His motives don't make enough sense to be interesting on their own, and he's too weird and violent to be sympathetic. If you did like the season, that's great, but I do share the sentiment that season 2 is nowhere near as good as season 1.
Consider that thousands of monsters have come to kill King over the past three years, and the only scratch on him is from immediately before he first met Saitama.
Saitama has acquired limitless "strength" and according to some theory, King acquired the limitless weakness. Throughout this anime, that limitless "weakness" actually scared the hell out of the strongest character in this anime
