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Today we're hopping back into the wonderful world of anime to revisit One Punch Man.

For those of you who don't remember, three years ago, we actually pitted his unstoppable punch against Captain America's Unbreakable vibranium shield to see who could win.

But I never quite felt like we gave the show itself its due.

From armored gorillas to seaweed people, this show is full of absurd powers and awesome moments that we could look at.

But of course, nothing compares to the incredible strength coming from everyone's favorite C-ranked hero, Saitama.

But while in theory, having the power of Saitaitama. But, well, in theory, having

the power of Saitama in my hand seems awesome, in reality, it probably be more like a curse.

And not just because he's able to defeat anyone without breaking a sweat. Saitama's

heroics actually cause a lot of damage. And I do mean a lot. I know the show plays some of these

moments for laughs, but when he actually

stop and do the calculations, one punchman has actually killed millions of people. In fact,

it's likely that he's destroyed the planet multiple times over in his carelessness. In trying

to save civilization, he's wound up destroying it. Multiple times. Don't believe me? Well,

hop off that bike of yours for a second, Moomin' rider,

because today we're talking about all the times Saitama's quote-unquote help

actually killed more people than it saved.

One of the first villains were introduced to is Beefcake,

a buff dude bro who's mutated into a giant mass of muscle in an effort to be

a strongest man.

Obviously, though, he's wrong.

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