If this were a review of the ideas of the game, it would be flawless, honestly. This makes each of the battles more dynamic than you would expect from an arena brawler, and that can only be a good thing. The others are cataclysmic, like meteorites falling from the sky and dealing massive damage to whoever gets caught up in the explosions they cause. Some of these are silly, like the kid with balls for a chin turning up and kicking a football. On top of that, there are also a variety of events that can occur while you’re fighting. You can reduce this timer by landing full combos and perfectly dodging attacks, and once he arrives, you basically win automatically by hitting the attack button at the right time. So, for example, Saitama takes around two minutes to arrive at a battle. In addition to your custom creation, the game has characters of varying ability and hero rank from the show, but if you happen to have a higher powered character on your team, they’ll take longer to get to the battle. This allows you to follow along with Saitama’s story, see everything he sees and live through the events of the first season of the anime, but not get incredibly bored as you steamroll every opponent with nary a button-mash in sight. So, instead of ruining the soul of the show, you don’t play as Saitama, you play as a rookie hero that you create.
You could also just power all the enemies up, but again, that would be pointless. While the option could be there to show how he got to be so strong, that would defeat the whole point of the thing. Honestly, it’s one of the best anime of the last few years, and it manages to be incredibly funny despite what should be a very boring premise.īuilding a game around this anime should be more or less impossible. He finds no pleasure in anything other than getting food for cheap in a sale, and his catchphrase is “ok”. The thing is, he hates this fact and is in a perpetual existential depression as a result. Instead of having a plucky up-and-comer as its main star, it has a character called Saitama, who is so strong that he went bald and can defeat any enemy with a single blow. For the past decade, the webcomic, manga and anime series One Punch Man has been a satirical look at the over-powered nature of superheroes.
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