Can Saitama beat God Goku?

Can Saitama beat God Goku?

Just one punch is all it'll take for Saitama to beat Goku. ... However, Saitama's strength is often undermined by fans when compared to Goku. For instance, yes, Goku is a Saiyan, an alien warrior race, who has the ability to enhance his strength by transforming into a Super Saiyan. And Saitama… is just an ordinary human.

Does Saitama have limits?

Everyone who's aware of the whole Limiter theory seem to either go with: Since Saitama broke his limiter it means he has limitless strength or since Saitama broke his limiter it means he has no limit to how strong he can become.

Can Saitama beat all might?

2 Saitama Is Simply Overpowered Both are the strongest heroes in their respective worlds, rely on punches, and have never lost an important battle at full strength. Unfortunately for All Might, Saitama out-muscles him in every way, outclassing him in strength and speed.

Is there such a thing as a Saitama God?

• Saitama is not a God and is most certainly human. He is a normal person who became immeasurably strong through his dedication and training to become a hero. If he were some sort of god, that would ruin the inspiration of a man achieving his dreams through his own hard work.

What kind of relationship does Saitama have with genos?

• At the start of the series, Saitama spent most of his time being a hero alone, but after meeting Genos and joining the Hero Association, he gradually gained numerous acquaintances and rivals.

How did Saitama turn himself into a monster?

• As explained in the manga, every living being has a limit to how much they can grow. Having too much power puts a burden on the body of the wielder. However, Saitama pushed himself so much that he passed through his limits and removed his limiter. Humans that desire a transformation deeply, become monsters.

Who are most likely to be possessed by Demon Gods?

• Within possession cults, the belief that one is possessed by the demon gods is more common among women than men. The Egyptians believed that when the spirit of an animal is separated from its body by violence, it does not go to a distance, but remains near it.