Briefly about One Punch Man Manga.
The protagonist, Saitama, at first glance is no different. He has no habit of heroism in public, and his bald head and chilly physique only emphasizes the mediocrity. However, in fact, he is a powerful superhero who can easily cope with the strongest villains. Everything would be fine, but this is what confuses Saitama: he can’t find a worthy opponent. And with the image as a hero, the guy has problems.
To somehow improve his perception in the eyes of others, he decides to take Genos, a cyborg, and at the same time join the Association of Heroes.
The adventures of Saitama and his partner are full of action and comedy moments. The manga tells the story of Saitama, a young boy who has achieved an incredible power that has no equal in this ironically similar world to ours. His story has a lot to think about, something to ponder, something to talk to his friends about, something to discuss. The very first chapters are especially addictive, telling what came before.
He defeats his enemy so fast that he doesn’t even have time for the media to get up there because of it. And because he is so unremarkable, his super heroic exploits go unnoticed. And if he is encountered on the scene, hardly anyone will think that he defeated this or that monster.
One punch man is a good parody of the anime-style hero comics. The protagonist of this manga, Saitama, takes out his opponents in a single blow. {either a 100-meter spike or a super alien. You could say Saitama is the strongest man on the planet. But the interesting thing is that no one knows about him! How’s that? Well, that’s how! As strong as he is, he’s also strange – short, tall, bald, wearing a yellow cape and always poker-faced. He defeats his enemies as spectacularly as possible. Quickly and with one punch, he can’t even get into a hero’s pose after winning.
