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fandomsecrets2016-04-20 06:31 pm
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And yeah, I've noticed One Punch Man being the new "standard" for comic/manga battles. I haven't seen OPM yet myself, but what I do know of Saitama, yeah, he probably wouldn't give a crap about wanting to fight someone like Superman, Hulk, or whoever.
And YES. They do forget personalities. The funny thing is that, realistically speaking, the majority of shonen/shoujo heroes and cape comic heroes would probably get along (if not be on good terms) fairly well. That's exactly why the Goku vs. Superman wankbait baffles me to no end.
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(Anonymous) 2016-04-21 02:15 am (UTC)(link)Except now instead of massively OP dads who are superheroes in their sons' eyes, it's fictional superheroes who nerdy adults care about enough to emotionally invest themselves in a completely non-canon interpretation of a fictional, never-going-to-happen battle. It's literally "My Dad Is Cooler Than Your Dad" with added superpowers and/or magic.
One Punch Man is awesome, don't let the stupid "SAITAMA VERSUS EVERY OVERPOWERED CHARACTER EVER" discussions dissuade you. If you like shounen series, it's impossible not to enjoy the affectionate skewering. Saitama is such a fun character, and the uber-serious, completely sincere Genos is the perfect foil for him. It's easy to see why they're becoming a classic duo in their own right in the anime fandom sphere.
Yeah, having Saitama fight anyone doesn't mean much unless you buy into the mechanics of the One Punch Man universe. Saitama was so obsessed with being a hero who could "defeat anyone" that he broke his limiter and has essentially become massively overpowered without quantifiable limits all for sake of the plot (and he's one of the best intentionally OP characters I've come across in a long time).
And yes, they absolutely forget the personalities of these guys. :/ They're all on the side of good, so why isn't it entertaining to think of them all teaming up instead of trying to rip each other apart?
Also, is it terrible that when I see pictures like the ones I linked below I just picture some dude drawing it with one hand an furiously jerking off with the other? The smug "my dude is the better dude because he's stronger" vibe is just so strong in them, no matter who is the imaginary "victor" (which I included both for fairness' sake).
(There's some gore for anyone who doesn't want to look.)
http://images-cdn.9gag.com/photo/aE7ny3e_700b.jpg
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/11121/111217887/4961998-0514319249-goku_.jpg
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/6a/1c/88/6a1c88cd4b1739a281436fc1808beecc.jpg
(Okay I tried t find another "Saitama gets beaten" for an even number of pictures, at least I tried to find one didn't look like a furiously masturbating 14 year old boy who just picked up a pencil yesterday drew it but going through these images is giving me a massive fandumb induced migraine. :P)