The Ultimate Showdown: Unveiling the Unbeatable Matchup - Saitama vs Goku in One Punch Man Chapter 192!

One Punch Man Chapter 192 provides fans with a glimpse of Saitama's immense strength, despite its focus on King. Interestingly, it unintentionally sheds light on his potential to rival Son Goku, the beloved protagonist of the popular Shounen anime, Dragon Ball. While Goku has long been regarded as a symbol of unparalleled power in the anime world, it appears that Saitama may now pose a formidable challenge. From the very beginning of the series, Saitama has been portrayed as an unconventional character. Unlike others who acquire their powers through mystical means, Saitama simply obtained his extraordinary abilities through a regular workout routine lasting a mere three years. This drastic and seemingly absurd surge in power is what sets the stage for the outlandish situations encountered in the series.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers from the One Punch Man manga.

One Punch Man Chapter 192 cover art hints at Saitama's strength

Saitama graces the cover of One Punch Man Chapter 192 (Image via Shueisha).

Titled "Level Up," the chapter commences with an eye-catching artwork featuring Saitama engrossed in a vigorous workout. Yet, upon closer examination of Mangaka Yusuke Murata's creation, one can discern that Saitama isn't merely lifting weights, but rather conquering two Singularities.

Saitama's depiction in the anime One Punch Man (Image via Madhouse)

Saitama effortlessly bench-presses the formidable Singularity, despite it being known for its infinite mass according to scientists.

In terms of the black hole's properties, it is typically estimated to be 10 to 24 times the mass of the Sun, weighing approximately 3 to 10 solar masses. To put this into perspective, a single solar mass equals the weight of around 333,000 Earths. Remarkably, Saitama showcases his incredible strength by effortlessly bench-pressing two black holes simultaneously.

While the bench appears to be sinking into the ground on the cover art, Saitama's expression remains completely devoid of any emotion, hinting at his effortless accomplishment.

Goku depicted in Dragon Ball Super (Image courtesy of Toei Animation)

Goku, despite achieving the Mastered Ultra Instinct form by fighting a God of Destruction, falls short in strength compared to Saitama, as the former is unable to bench press two Singularities. This contrast highlights the disparity between the two characters. However, it must be noted that the artwork in question, featured on the cover, may not have any significant connection to the actual storyline. It remains uncertain whether Mangaka Yusuke Murata intended to convey a hidden message through the One Punch Man Chapter 192 art or simply aimed for creative expression.

The image above showcases Saitama and King from One Punch Man chapter 192, published by Shueisha. It is possible that the Mangaka intended to imply Saitama's potential future strength in the series. As the story gradually builds up to an inevitable confrontation with God, there is a strong likelihood that Saitama will acquire powers capable of effortlessly lifting two Singularities. Fans eagerly await the progression of the plot to witness what lies ahead.