Will the unlicensed knight in One Punch Man be the next Saitama sensei?

No, Saitama's strength just has no upper limit, and no matter how much others break through, they can't break it.

No, if the next Saitama appears, the storytelling of this work may decline.

It shouldn't be, Saitama's strength is still unknown, and he doesn't need to be taught.

The role of an undocumented knight will not become Saitama, and Saitama-sensei's strength is still unknown.

Probably not, Saitama Sensei's height is too high, and ordinary people can't catch up.

I don't think so, Saitama is too strong.

The unlicensed knight in "One Punch Man" is only C-level, and Saitama Sensei is already A-level, and the gap is not ordinarily big.

It shouldn't be, Saitama's strength is so easy to cultivate.

No, Saitama hasn't shown his true strength yet.

Here is a personal guess of mine.,Maybe it's due to the exact same exercise standard every day.,All exercises are 100.,Not too much or less.,Maybe this is a setting.,Anyway, no one in daily life does a regular 100 every day!

Saitama sensei broke the limitations of the human body, so he is the strongest.

Saitama should be a limiter, breaking through the strength of super two-one boxing.

Saitama broke the limiter, so it was invincible.

It's all written by screenwriters, and a lot of bald people are very strong.

They are all called teachers, and they are naturally strong.

I think it's because he doesn't have hair anymore.

There is no bald man who is not strong, this is the truth.

If you can train yourself to be bald, you will become stronger.

It's not because you're bald that you get stronger.

I don't understand a comic, are you so serious? Brain show funny?

Not everyone can be a teacher.

The protagonist is not strong, who is strong, ants?

The male protagonist of the comic.,Set the strongest in the universe.,Why do you say it's so strong.。

Because he doesn't have Saitama's character of not admitting defeat, and the belief that he is unwilling to fail, even if he is very similar to Saitama, he will not become an existence like Saitama.

If everyone is like Saitama and is a powerful person, then the whole anime will not be interesting, and there will be ordinary people to highlight Saitama's strength.

Because he doesn't have the heart of a strong man like Saitama, and he doesn't train himself to improve his strength like Saitama, in fact, an unlicensed knight is the one who is most likely to become the second Saitama.

The one who can fight him should be someone with a particularly strong strength.

Only the blackbearded uncle was able to defeat the teacher.

I think the person who can compete with Saitama sensei is Luffy.

His eldest apprentice can compete with him in the back.

It should be the male protagonist, and it should be okay.

There should only be those strong people of the older generation.

None of them dared to confront Saitama Sensei.

I think he's definitely going to be able to compete with his teachers.

It should be that only Blackbeard, a strong man, can compete.

Because in the anime "One Punch Man", no one knows that Saitama has done good deeds, but every time Saitama defeats the enemy, the unlicensed knight always arrives, so the unlicensed knight is much more famous than Saitama.

On the one hand, because Saitama is the absolute protagonist; On the other hand, the difference in strength between the two people is too great.

Their purpose is to help others, punish evil and promote good, but Saitama is only because of interest, and the undocumented knight is because of the belief in his heart, but when they are heroes, they are simple heroes, and there is no other motive, but Saitama is the only one, and the unlicensed knight is not, they are C-level heroes, that is, ordinary people with heroic dreams, and Saitama represents invincibility, he is the strongest in One Punch Man.

The main thing is that there is a big difference in the identities of the two. The Unlicensed Knight is just an ordinary person who has the same feelings of punishing evil and promoting good as Saitama. But his strength will never reach the heights of Saitama.

One Punch Man is a Japanese work by ONE-sensei.,Loved by many audiences.,It's a very good work.,Later remade into an anime.,It depicts many lifelike and profound images.,Such as Saitama who always pursues justice.,Genos who takes Saitama as an example.,Cute Tatsumaki,Hungry wolf.,And so on.。 There are many viewers who hate the unlicensed knights in "One Punch Man", so why is this, let's analyze and analyze next.

First of all, the strength is not strong. Anyone who has seen One Punch Man knows that the strength of the unlicensed knight is very weak, in fact, he is just an ordinary person, he has no force, he wants to solve any problem, but he has no strength to solve the problem. His force value is also an important factor.

In the end, the strength does not match one's own behavior. Or that sentence The unlicensed knight is actually an ordinary person, his C-level first is "mixed", no matter what, he has to mix with a hand, even if it is a ghost-level, dragon-level enemy, the strength of this kind of enemy is out of reach, his strength has not reached that point at all, but he just wants to participate, compared to the pretentious, he is just a person who can no longer be ordinary, this is probably the reason why the audience hates unlicensed knights the most.

But I suggest that you look at it sensibly, the undocumented knight also has his own merits, and his almost stubborn bravery also deeply touched me.

Because he has a strong sense of vanity, sometimes he doesn't do anything, but he always takes credit for himself.

Because his own ability is very weak, but he still likes to be in the limelight, and his personal ability is not very outstanding.

I don't have the strength and feel that I am very powerful, and I often show off, this kind of character is not pleasing.

The audience will always have reasons not to like the character, which is unavoidable, but it may also be because he has a strong vanity and an unlikable personality.

I think it's because of his character, he himself belongs to the kind of character who is not very powerful, and he really thinks he is very powerful and often shows off.

I think it may be because unlicensed riders are more showy, and his character is more unlikable, and he can't accept some things with an open mind.

I don't think it's pleasing to look at her personality and way of doing things, so very few people like it.

It should be that the character is not pleasing, the strength is average, and he does those things that he can't do.

Probably because he has fewer advantages than disadvantages, basically people like to have more advantages than characters.

I don't know, I haven't seen One Punch Man.

The undocumented knight is very important in this anime, and the anime gives him a lot of weight, not for nothing, he represents the most mundane spirit of justice, and he is incapable.

How to put it, he is a very weak but strong inner person, a very kind and upright person. In some ways, it's a bit like the early Allen in Attack on Titan, but not as bold as him, which is my personal feeling.

The Undocumented Knight does not have the strength and talent of a hero, nor does he have the ability to deal with weirdos, but his faith sustains him and he will go out of his way to help someone when they are in trouble. He doesn't go out for the sake of fame, he just wants to be a hero who can help others. So, like Saitama, he is a veritable hero.