Fans of One Punch Man are going crazy about Saitama’s wrath in Chapter 166, which has just been available for 24 hours. Saitama has finally emerged after Garou decimated Genos and came to a halt with Blast. He appears to be completely out of his mind. For the first time ever, his fans saw him enraged. The last several chapters included nuclear fission and gravitational force attacks that drastically altered reality. He has reached the pinnacle of his powers, but not quite godhood.
In One Punch Man Chapter 166, Saitama goes completely bonkers. One Punch Man’s Saitama was the pinnacle of heroes when the manga first introduced him in 2012. With a single punch, he was perhaps the strongest character in the series. It caused him to have an existential crisis because he didn’t like a battle. A gruelling training routine that lasted three years was revealed to the manga’s readers during the course of the story. He lost his hair in the process, but he also gained strength.
Saitama initially wanted to merely be a hero for the sake of it, but after failing to be acknowledged, he joined the Hero Association. Saitama, despite his seeming disinterest in life, was and still is a morally upright individual. When his house gets trashed, he feels irritated, yet he doesn’t mind giving away his possessions or credit. He possesses all the means necessary to turn himself into a villain, yet he never does. When Garou transforms into the so-called disaster-level God in One Punch Man Chapter 166 and begins spewing cosmic radiation, this comes into play. Other heroes and villains are suffocating just from being in his vicinity due to the radiation’s potency.
A “war of gods” could be overstating things as Saitama has already defeated Garou three times. He may be called Saitama’s archenemy because he is more confident and tactful. Throughout the series, he has evolved into the ultimate evil. Saitama’s Serious Punches have been seen previously by the crowd. In Chapter 157, he did just that in the face of Evil Ocean Water, and the ocean was split in two. Sage Centipede was split in half by Garou, who was having a field day. Since Chapter 160, Saitama and Garou have been at each other’s throats. One Punch Man Chapter 166, on the other hand, features Saitama at his most stern.
As the two fought on in Chapter 165, Garou finally released a powerful blast of gamma radiation on Saitama. Garou’s God-given powers allowed him to inflict penalties that would otherwise obliterate a human or superhuman. It was revealed that Saitama survived the attack, however, in Chapter 166 of One-Punch Man. Saitama erupted with wrath as Garou killed Genos and threw his core at him.
Since the Boros battle, Saitama hasn’t shown any signs of emotional distress. When Saitama unleashed his killer Move: Serious Series in One Punch Man Chapter 166, it was clear that he was furious. Extremely Powerful. If Saitama is capable of unleashing such a strong move while enraged, that completely transforms our understanding of him. He’ll definitely win, but this is the first time since Boros that he’s taken it seriously.