ObscuredBeyond | 205 opinions shared on Entertainment & Arts topic.
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The Bison. Not to be confused with M Bison. He once fought Saitama, and it ended in a draw. They got confused when his punch only succeded in making the Bison sneeze, so they both flew away and pretended like nothing happened.
To defeat him, you have to either unlock KTB privilege, deprive him of oxygen, or trick him and then trap him in another dimension. Which doesn't kill him, it just ticks him off. So with a little help from Dr. Strange, Squirrel Girl and Saitama could render him temporarily irrelevant.
Not even that, Saitama would be defeated off camera by a bunch of squirels against any logic, for the sake of making a little gag.
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Squirrel Girl, hands down, she never loses, she is like Muhammad Ali of all the superheroes (in his prime). One-Punch Man can knock out anyone with just one punch, but the problem is - Squirrel Girl is fast enough to evade his punches... and let's not forget that she can summon thousands of squirrels to help her :P
Muhammad Ali, the greatest boxer ever, lost 5 fights during his professional career. Joe Frazier, Ken Norton, Leon Spinks, Larry Holmes and Trever Berbick were the guys to beat him.
I haven't read her recent series, so I'm not aware of any changes. But she's pretty much a gag character just like Saitama. She's beaten Galactus, Thanos, and some of the most powerful characters (in mostly noon-canon fights written as jokes though)
She was a joke character, stupid powers, stupid name, but still managed to beat thanos and other super powerfull enemies (mostly out of panel) just for the sake of the lols.
Anything can happen since they are gag heroes. On one side you have someone who has become incredibly powerful through normal training and beats everyone with a single punch and on the other side we have a low tier superhero who beats everyone with an army of squirrels... in other words they are both insane.
Yes, but while the point of saitama, is that he's portrayed as this extremely powerful being that can beat anyone, and he always wins on a serious fight, this only really changes in gags, he's normally invulnerable, but for the sake of comedy, he's been shown to be unable to kill a mosquito and that a cat can damage his skin. This mean he's indeed vulnerable if in a gag situation. What is the whole point of squirelgirl? She's a dumb superheroe with lame powers compared to the people she fights, she logically couldn't win, but she does anyway for the sake of a gag where super powerful character gets beaten by a far weaker one. By gag logic, since saitama has the upper hand in any sense and should totally win in a serious fight, the gag fight should end with him inexplicably beaten by a bunch of squirrels, because otherwise there's no gag.
She'd win anyway, people like to say that saitama always wins because he's a gag character, but Squirrelgirl is no short in that department, she's a gag character with the amazing ability to take down foes she logically shouldn't be able to, out of pannel of course. She's against thanos, a being superior to her in any way possible? Oh wait, she launched a bunch of squirels to him, now he's defeated, somehow. By gag logic, a Saitama vs Squirelgirl match should go in a similar fashion, Saitama's totally able to wreck her and there's no way she wins, there's a short camera break and now Saitama's defeated, somehow.
@Piluex well the same idea applies to Saitama. Logically, Batman should be stronger than him because he's trained a lot more than Saitama. But you don't see him destroying meteors with a punch. It's kinda hard to know the winner when you're comparing two gag characters.
Yes, but the point of saitama, is that he's portrayed as this extremely powerful being that can beat anyone, and he always wins on a serious fight, this only changes in gags, he's normally invulnerable, but for the sake of comedy, he's not able to kill a mosquito and a cat can damage his skin. This mean he's indeed vulnerable if in a gag situation. What id the whole point of squirelgirl? She's a dumb superheroe with lame powers compared to the people she fights, she logically couldn't win, but she does anyway for the sake of a gag where super powerful character gets beaten by a far weaker one. By gag logic, since saitama has the upper hand in any sense and should totally win in a serious fight, the gag fight should end with him inexplicably beaten by a bunch of squirrels, because otherwise there's no gag.
Yeah but Lobo defeated Superman and I'm sure Deadpool defeated a bunch of tough superheroes. I wouldn't know because I have never read Deadpool. That's why I don't like superhero universes because they can make these extremely overpowered joke characters and cut off balance between characters. I still like batman though. I don't like batman that much necessarily but the villains he fights have extremely interesting personalities.
Squirelgirl is what most saitama fans want him to be, a gag character. She's a heroe with pretty lame powers, but somehow manages to beat enemies way out of her league against any logic, just for the sake of making a gag. She once beat thanos with just a bunch of squirels. By gag logic, saitama should meet a similar fate, since logically speaking he has the upper hand. We know saitama should be able to win any serious fight, but we also know he's been shown to stop being so unbeatable if in a gag situation. For the sake of gags, we've seen saitama being unable to kill a single mosquito, and getting hurt by a cat. Wich means Squirelgirl should be able to take him downn for the sake of the lols.
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