Funnily, according to twitter, the guy had only seen one episode of the dub and was basically doing his real voice. Also, question. The only reason Saitama didn't fight Cell then is because he wanted to wait till the tournament. But once he realized he wouldn't make the tournament, why didn't he try and fight Cell then?
Yeah. Having watched the dub twice, they're pretty close but also noticeably different.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Cell would have won, and in a quite convincing fashion too.
As in, Saitama is completely eradicated, based on the actual feats between the two characters.
The "joke" doesn't matter for the Dragon Ball universe. Saitama doesn't have exceptional levels of Toon Force for this to matter. If this were a character like Bugs Bunny, then this argument would have water, but that's not the case with Saitama.
I guess it's worth waiting for feats to escalate...
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He wouldn't actually be there then...
edited 4th Mar '17 6:35:39 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I mean, Yamcha at best is also able to destroy the entire planet, which is what Boros is also able to do at his best...and look how well that turned out for him.
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See, here's the thing: the point of Saitama's character only holds meaning in his series. Anywhere else, and that "point" might as well be non-existent.
edited 4th Mar '17 7:00:21 PM by Ssj3Gojira
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That's filler. But Toei filler, which is canon to the Super anime (I think), so..., who knows?
But, really, this is the most important thing. How ridiculous it even is should only become more obvious with a character like Saitama.
edited 4th Mar '17 7:01:15 PM by LSBK
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Every Saitama fan uses that "you don't understand his character" point, and it never holds any ground. That's not a legitamte reason for why some Saitama fans claim he can beat anyone he wants to, just because they have no other points to raise as to why he could.
And there's nothing wrong with taking "who would win" fights seriously, which is why people scrutinize Saitama's abilities, instead of blindly accepting things that hasn't done yet because of a character interpretation.
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It's not just "fuck Yamcha" sentiment, it's actual evidence that we see. Saitama survived a kick to the moon, and is strong enough to punch the atmosphere apart, pretty sure Yamcha has not shown levels of durability or strength to that degree.
Again, it's fine how you interpret him, but from a formal debate standpoint, no serious debater is going to accept that kind of argument, else we have nonsense like Arale being able to beat Living Tribunal or Galactus, when she hasn't even shown the abilities of entities like Mr Mxyzptlk (who would also beat Saitama, because he's a "joke" and that's the "point of his character", if you want to use that argument). If you want "joke" characters, look at cartoon characters like Bugs or Daffy.
Both of those guys would laugh at everything Saitama does, and would "shatter his character to pieces" as you say.
And debating about what fictional characters can beat who may seem pointless to you, but it's not pointless to the people who take it seriously. It's about as "pointless" as any other internet hobby.
edited 4th Mar '17 7:22:35 PM by hardcorefakes
The point of Saitama's character is that he has no limits. He'll always be strong enough to defeat everybody without any real effort. Even his so called Serious Punch was immediately stated to be him not actually being serious, just trying a bit more than he usually does. It's a direct parody of characters like Goku who are always pushing up against and surpassing their limits; of things like Super Saiyan where a character is pushed to their limits, unable to win, gets a Heroic Second Wind (coupled with a new power boost), and is able to come out on top easily. Saitama takes that concept and turns it on its head by him simply having no limit and being able to come out on top easily regardless of how strong his enemy is. It doesn't matter what series Saitama is showing up in, you simply cannot write his character without taking that as a fact. If you do, his entire character literally falls to pieces. He's basically what would happen if Goku gained Super Saiyan before fighting Freeza, Gohan gained SSJ 2 before fighting Cell, and then got his potential unlocked by Elder Kaioushin before fighting Majin Boo for the first time or Gotenks gained SSJ 3 before fighting Majin Boo for the first time.
But yeah, I don't like seriously debating "Who Would Win" stuff. Briefly speculating about it for fun, like in Death Battle, is fine but anything beyond that just seems kinda pointless.
edited 4th Mar '17 7:12:59 PM by Zelenal
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Saitama wins. One punch.
Cell might actually take more punches due to regeneration, but that's what Consecutive Normal Punches is for.
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Did they get the actual voice actors for that video?
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone else