| One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. |
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Derpypanda22 said: FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. One Punch man is in a shonen magazine, you can say the same thing about magi as well. Its listed as a Seinen as well as other titles in the magazine |
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| Heh. That would be pretty interesting indeed. And is probably very likely to happen. After all, both series are set in bizarre fantastical world where the very definitions of normal doesn't exist and stuff blowing up so very often. And it would definitely be awesome to see the crossover between the two. |
| that's not possible... one and kouhei never hinted knowing each other... the world building also totaly different... the only same thing is hero things, the rest is bullshit illogical theories... Derpypanda22 said: FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. One Punch man is in a shonen magazine, you can say the same thing about magi as well. one punch man is published by tonari no young jump... web magazene version of young jump (TG, gantz, elfen lied,terraformars, kingdom) which is seinen... not every jump is shounen... |
KumaMay 11, 2016 9:09 PM
 "If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| My Hero Academia and One Punch Man are basically the same person. |
Derpypanda22 said: No I really don't think they are in the same universe. First off OPM and BnHA are written by different people. Secondly OPM has monsters and mysterious beings which haven't been seen in BnHA. They have animals with abilities like the School President but not monsters like in OnePunch-Man. Thirdly these are different looks at types hero societies. Fouth OPM is more of a Seinen parody manga where Boku no Hero is a straight up Shounen manga.Does anybody agree with me that the manga share the same universe but the things happening in the two separate series are not happening simultaneously. I think that Boku no Hero Academia is in the far future since a hero of Saitama's caliber would be noticed by the kids in the school. Also, I think All Might is also a descendant of Saitama since they both have insane strength and reflexes. |
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| Both are hero based anime. OPM is funny,with wacky fights, but no character development whatsoever. Boko no Hero Academia is the serious one when it comes to the life of a hero, with his struggles, dreams. |
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| One(punch) for All is Saitama's power that he passed down obviously. |
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KaiserNazrin said: but saitama is bald... how he pass his power?One(punch) for All is Saitama's power that he passed down obviously. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: KaiserNazrin said: but saitama is bald... how he pass his power?One(punch) for All is Saitama's power that he passed down obviously. Hair doesn't just grow on the head. |
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KaiserNazrin said: what hair that easy to ea... wait... what?Kuma said: but saitama is bald... how he pass his power? Hair doesn't just grow on the head. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: what hair that easy to ea... wait... what? Maybe he never meant to pass it down, someone just happens to swallow it, you know. |
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KaiserNazrin said: but look like genos still not pass it yet...Kuma said: what hair that easy to ea... wait... what? Maybe he never meant to pass it down, someone just happens to swallow it, you know. |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: KaiserNazrin said: but look like genos still not pass it yet...Maybe he never meant to pass it down, someone just happens to swallow it, you know. I won't be so sure about that, he got more hair than Saitama. |
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| No it isnt... Saitama broke his "limiter" as a human by vigorously training for 3 years, which led him to obtain incredible strength. He doesn't possess One For All unlike All Might and Midoriya. Also in My hero academia, the majority of the world has "Quirks" and in One Punch Man it isn't. In OPM, the Hero association was established after Saitama saved the CEO's son, and in MHA, regulation of quirks started when quirks began to appear around the world at a fast rate. Although it would be cool since both are published under the JUMP brand (OPM is young jump, while MHA is weekly shonen jump), it still doesn't make sense due to the vast differences between the two franchises. Even if MHA was set in the future, what happened to Cities A - Z? Why did the classification of heroes change from being ranked by class to rankings? What happened to the hero association? Why did they begin to call powers as "quirks"? Plus One for All and All for one has been there since the dawn of quirks, so where are the heroes in OPM that posses those respective quirks? Still, i think it would be cool to see a saitama reference in MHA. |
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| Just because they share more than a few similarities as far as setting goes, doesn't mean they have to take place in the same universe... |
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| No. Just because they both have HERO-theme it does not mean they are in the same universe. Common sense please. |
| No, not possible at all. That's like saying JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is in the same universe as Hokuto no Ken because they have muscled men as main protagonists |
FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. OPM takes itself seriously? Are you kidding me? It's a freaking parody. But by all means do continue to be an elitist jerk. As to answer op, no, of course not. The mangaka's are completely different, both serialized in another magazine. If anything Mob Psycho 100 and OPM could be, because they're both made by ONE. Can also be speculated about Accel World and SAO because they're by the same author. Hero Academia and OPM have nothing as such in common that could make them take place in the same universe. Even the world building is completely different. As such it's a silly question. |
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| That would have been cool if they have a cross over ova of these two anime （｀〇Д〇） oh it could have been so f//cking cool as OP!! |
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Dianga-12 said: FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. OPM takes itself seriously? Are you kidding me? It's a freaking parody. But by all means do continue to be an elitist jerk. Nezperdian said: some people hasn't enlightment enough to reach civil war arc...FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. Such delicious bait, yummi! |
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Kuma said: Dianga-12 said: some people hasn't enlightment enough to reach civil war arc...OPM takes itself seriously? Are you kidding me? It's a freaking parody. But by all means do continue to be an elitist jerk. Some people can't make out what 'taking itself seriously' means when calling another manga a 'kiddy shounen'. Now, I'm not going to lie and say I've read much of the webcomic/manga, because I haven't. At all. But if it's 'more serious' in the sense that there are supposedly real consequences, situations/battles are more dire and intense, and the overall tone is 'more serious', then it takes itself seriously in the storytelling/shounen sense, not in the overall/world building sense. Neither does it take away from it being a parody. It's like Gintama: the series has serious and emotional arcs, but that doesn't dispel the fact that it's a parody. The fact that OPM has more serious battles, doesn't change the fact that it's based on a parody setting. BnHA actually builds around its 'kiddy' setting, and makes it more realistic for the cliche-ness of it, especially in regards to law, not dismissing police/other taskworkers because omg heroes!, how the protagonists are not praised for acting out in dire settings (though there're no real repercussions, which is pretty kiddy shounen), and on how media influences the overall setting. In that sense BnHA takes itself far more seriously than OPM, which is based around a concept where heroes can overall do whatever the fuck they want, without there being any clear rules (and most more realistic things are used for humor purposes). BUT I haven't really read the webcomic/manga, so if those things changed, I'll stand corrected. Not going to change my stance on the trollish unrelated 'ain't a kiddy shounen' comment tho. |
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| you know what make OPM more serious than BNHA? it's called perspectif.. something that rarely taken by any series... and looks like you can't see perspective in OPM series... of course you can't see OPM with it's true light.. and sometimes, comedic series use this for comical purpose, which if you taken it seriously, it's much deeper than anything else... because it's directly most important and basic ways to understand anyone antics... something that not even BNHA have... but even more rondom adn simple comedy series than OPM like saiki kusou, overroling all human mindset has... comedy is not excuse to said a series have no substance whatsoover or just because have 0 serious moments... if you think seriously mean a series must have more serious and deep moment, sorry, i can't take that... Dianga-12 said: Now, I'm not going to lie and say I've read much of the webcomic/manga, because I haven't. At all. But if it's 'more serious' in the sense that there are supposedly real consequences, situations/battles are more dire and intense, and the overall tone is 'more serious', then it takes itself seriously in the storytelling/shounen sense, not in the overall/world building sense. Neither does it take away from it being a parody. It's like Gintama: the series has serious and emotional arcs, but that doesn't dispel the fact that it's a parody. The fact that OPM has more serious battles, doesn't change the fact that it's based on a parody setting. OPM IS NOT PARODY SERIES... i don't understand how both hater and most avid fans said this... no it's not, just taking some her tropes and that's all... it's fair shere like any series... also OPM does have real consequence, even being too strong... consequence not always put mc on dangerous situation because what he does... but it seem can't see that... Dianga-12 said: BnHA actually builds around its 'kiddy' setting, and makes it more realistic for the cliche-ness of it, especially in regards to law, not dismissing police/other taskworkers because omg heroes!, how the protagonists are not praised for acting out in dire settings (though there're no real repercussions, which is pretty kiddy shounen), and on how media influences the overall setting. In that sense BnHA takes itself far more seriously than OPM, which is based around a concept where heroes can overall do whatever the fuck they want, without there being any clear rules (and most more realistic things are used for humor purposes). except infact OPM does have this... > dismissing police/other taskworker no, it's not... infact, police and hero acociation is confronting behind the surface... and hero accociation is potrayed as villian soo far... it's not explored more yet, and this part not adapted to anime... > protagonists are not praised for acting out in dire settings again, it's called perspective... if you always using your eyes on mc eyes but using your own perspective, you will never understand what make him never prised... and what saitama consequence get.. > how media influences the overall setting what mean media in here? you mean media press? if yes, you have to take hint, it's never showed directly, but it does.. however, saitama is not directed to this... usually hero acosiation or another hero.. > a concept where heroes can overall do whatever the fuck they want not really, it's just hero acosiation is not under goverment or any formal rule... it's independence acociation. so it does has more freedom.. it bite them self in later part thou... edit: wiat, for note if anyone suspect me i am a BNHA haters and OPM fans, i rate both of them 8... i am actually fans of black clover btw, which for whatever reason got atacked many times from BNHA fans... ughh, 4chan discussion about this series always battle between BnHA fans vs BC fans... so, no, i am not BnHA haters, in fact i like it even not being fans of it... |
KumaOct 2, 2016 1:28 AM
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
| No it is not the same universe. Just that simple. But it is a creative way to think about it. But they are clearly not the same. |
FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. If you're taking OPM seriously, you're doing it wrong |
| Probably not, but I would like to see a crossover episode some day |
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Peco said: FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. If you're taking OPM seriously, you're doing it wrong You're feeding the troll mate. Why is there lengthy discussions about this? I'm not even sure if Mob Psycho is set in the same verse as OPM so last year's me baited them. |
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| That's a pretty cool headcanon. |
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FireEmblemIke24 said: You're feeding the troll mate. Why is there lengthy discussions about this? I'm not even sure if Mob Psycho is set in the same verse as OPM so last year's me baited them. Ohhh, this thread is a year old, when all the troll posts were around, oops. Didn't notice, awesome signature btw |
Peco said: oh.. you will have bad time mate... i am taking it seriously funny...FireEmblemIke24 said: One Punch Man takes itself seriously, it ain't a kiddy shounen. If you're taking OPM seriously, you're doing it wrong |
"If taking responsibility for a mistake that cannot be undone means death, it's not that hard to die. At least, not as hard as to live on." |
Kuma said: oh.. you will have bad time mate... i am taking it seriously funny... What are you even trying to say?? |
Peco said: OPM dies have serious side, which you must soon consider it..Kuma said: oh.. you will have bad time mate... i am taking it seriously funny... What are you even trying to say?? |
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ozzievanfluff said: You know how almost everyone (NOT ALL) in the hero association is lazy as fuck? I mean, some aren't lazy, but their motives aren't exacltly very "hero-like". What if after Saitama died, or something like that, the heroes realized how weak they are? How weak humanity is? So they finally realize that they actually want to protect the world. They started taking heroism seriously and dissolved the association. Thus, the pro-heroes were born. They are not only strong, but they also have heroic intentions. I think Saitama would be a few generations after All-for-one. The reason why not many people have powers is because All-for-one has them. It could be the time slightly after people were afraid of quirks. well, FYI, this is what currently OPM (webtoon) arc has... it's not even waiting for saitama to dies... |
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| lol different manga authors dude |
| it would be interesting if it's true. here's my theory. Saitama marry Tatsumaki and got two child with Quirk, One for All and All for One. then later, those quirk passed down until it reach All Might and the other villain. so Saitama didn't passed down his power (because he's bald), but if he marry Tatsumaki, combined with Tatsumaki Esper power, it might be possible that their childrens born with new quirk. basically, OPM is more like a prequel. |
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