The best fights in one-punch man

One-punch man is one of the best superhero anime out there, with first-class comic relief and rapid action sequences. The series takes place in an alternative world where there is an established hero system, one created to destroy humanity's enemies, from gigantic monsters to exaggerated foreigners.

In such a world, conflict and violence are almost a daily event, and we will see some really gripping fight scenes throughout the series. Although Saitama steals the show as the strongest man who ever exists, other characters also get his time in the sun. From Garou to Genos, this is the best fighting scenes you have to offer.

Watch out for some manga spoilers below!

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Saitama vs. Genos

After being officially certified as heroes by the Hero Association (with unexpected results), Saitama and Genos travel to an open field and start Duke it. Genos, who has recently been modified by Dr. Kusano, wants to test his new upgrades against his Lord and asks Saitama to go out to him, which he agrees with.

Genos pulls out all the stops to try to land a single hit on Saitama but fails sadly. He shoots sunbeams and even tries to burn Saitama with a fully driven blast, just to miss each time. When Genos reaches the end of his rope and demands that Saitama honors its end to the agreement, he does so with a single place so powerful that it falls out the mountain behind Genos.

Garou continues his rampage against heroes and already gets notorious as 'Hero Hunter' after defeating Tankop Master and Golden Ball. He begins to focus on Metal Bat next and meets the hero in the city, already in the middle of fighting the oldest centipede.

Although Metal Bat does not seem much at first glance, he is surprisingly resistant when he collides against Garou. Garou notes that Metal Bat gets faster and hits harder the more injured he gets. Just when you think Metal Bat is down for the bill, it looks like he would turn a death blow when Garou was not looking. In an unexpected twist, the hero's younger sister intervenes and saves his brother from another beatdown by Garou.

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Genos, Bang, Bomb and Saitama vs. Elder Centipede

Elder Centipede has threatened the civilian population in the previous sections of Season 2 but finally fulfills its end in the final. Elder Centipede reappears as part of the Monster Association's plan to bring Garou back to his base and turn him into a real monster. A highly ranked monster, brothers Bang and bomb used their ultimate move, but it only made the monster catch and grow a new exoskeleton.

In a beautifully animated sequence, Genos enters the battle, even detonating himself when it is inside the intestinal of the monster. But it does not work, and it is only when King distracts the monster that Saitama can surprise it, completely eradicates the oldest centipede with a single, overwhelming place.

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Garou vs. Death Gatling and Allies

Garou's victory against eight heroes while he was seriously injured why he is an absolute beast. After being fully trumped by Watchdog man and Saitama, Garou glue over to a seemingly abandoned shed, where he meets Tareo, a child with a passion for heroes he previously met.

When the heroes track him, Garou knows that he must meet them and protect Tareo from becoming security damage. Although it seemed as if the heroes were to defeat him – even managed to poison him – Garou unexpectedly turned the tables against them and showed how large the power gap was between him and the heroes. The struggle also shows an uncharacterist soft side to Garou, because he, ironically, shows a heroic aspect to him by prioritizing the child's life.

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Saitama vs. Boros

In the last showdown during season one, Saitama meets Boros, who is responsible for leading a foreign invasion on earth. This battle is one of the most epic in the show and a taste of what will come. It is not only a visual masterpiece but also stands out to deliver one of the show themes.

In essence, Saitama collides the possibility of what he can be if he loses himself because Boros also faces the same problem as Saitama does – to be so powerful that they have lost the tension of life. Although the battle ends in Saitama's advantage, it is beautifully wrapped with Boros who recognizes and even really understand Saitama's dilemma, before he dies as a warrior.

After colliding earlier, Garou and Metal Bat are a team-up that we did not see, but is one that works surprisingly well. Their recruit was not planned, and the allies reluctantly with each other because Sage Centipede was aimed at a reporter helicopter with Tareo inside (the child Garou has a soft place for).

Even after the helicopter has moved, the two continue to work together and even handle a simultaneous blow that bursts the Sage Centipedes exoskeleton. Although Metal Bat was too damaged to continue, Garou finally killed Sage Centipede after dividing it in half with a powerful carase.

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Tatsumaki, Genos and Heroes vs. Psychosis/Orochi

Although this struggle ended up being a team effort with other highly ranked heroes, Tatsumaki showed why she is a force for herself. Previously, she had collided with Pskyos alone, but after Pskyos and Orochi merged their bodies, Tatsumaki met a much stronger enemy.

We see why Tatsumaki has such a formidable reputation, because she uses her ESPER capacity to lift the entire Monster Association's base to the surface. But even tatsumaki can't do everything alone, because Genos and other heroes bands together to pull pskyos in different directions and overwhelm her. The battle ends in the advantage of the heroes, with tatsumaki that pushes to the limit for decisive destruction of Orochi's remains.

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Saitama against Garou

A showdown that we have been waiting for since Garou was introduced, Saitama and a very changing Garou collision, although it seems to be more one-sided than not. In a battle that is full of comic moments and high -top action scenes, Garou is anxious to fight while Saitama seems more confused than anything.

Although the battle is really epic, it is more a representation of Garou's internal conflict. At this point, Garou has undergone a gradual monsterization and has explained his intention to achieve “absolute evil” to the world. Despite this statement, the struggle ends with showing Garou's heroic side more than anything, as he accidentally saves several caught civilians throughout the battle.

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Saitama vs. Awakened Garou

After the battle in the previous post, Garou is defeated by Saitama's unmatched strength. Currently, the mysterious device is called God through and offers Garou Power. Although Garou refuses, he accidentally accepts God's offer when he beats his hand and is awakened Garou.

Controlled by God, Garou brought tears Genos' 'heart' from his body and killed him. Incensed, Saitama and Garou are fighting it out in space, and despite Garou copying Saitama's power and technology, Saitama's strength continues to grow – to the point he tear Jupiter with a NEW – and he overwhelms the power of God and defeats Garou and ends his rampage.