Garou’s battle with Saitama resulted in the destruction of the planet, marking the end of the Monster Association Arc in the One Punch Man manga. Saitama’s sneeze was one of the events that typified his level of strength. Caped Baldy and the Hero Hunter took their war into outer space, with combat beginning on Jupiter’s moon. Saitama had an unfortunate sneeze here, and the resulting crater reached all the way to the centre of the moon, revealing Jupiter’s innermost layers. The Hero Association is in jeopardy because Shibabawa has predicted an even worse calamity than the one that caused the ruin of the world, and Saitama is the only one who can stop it.
As a result, Sitch and Sekingar have been making efforts to strengthen the Association by recruiting new members they know they can count on. So far, it appears that only S-Class Heroes may fulfil this role for the Hero Association. After finishing the Monster Association Arc, it’s time to take a look at all the One Punch Man S-Class Heroes currently in use.
Current One Punch Man S-Class heroes?
When it comes to the Hero Association, the S-Class is at the top of the food chain. Any member of this elite group can single-handedly face off a demon-level crisis. The Hero Association is presently comprised of 16 S-Class heroes. Silver Fang, the third-ranked S-Class hero, just retired, leaving the Association with 16 S-Class heroes instead of the previous 17.
Blast
(Tatsumaki) Fear-Inducing Cyclone
(Clang) Silver Fang has officially retired.
Samurai of the Atomic Bomb
Emperor as a Young Child
AKA: (Bofoi) Metal Knight
King
Zombieman
Force Knight to Go
Pig Deity
Darkshine is a superalloy.
Keeping an Eye Out: The Guard
A Quick and Stunning Flash
Evil Robot (Genos)
a metal bat with bad intentions
To the Top, Tanktop Master
Prisoner from Puri-Puri
How do the manga’s rankings compare to the anime’s?
First, Bang, the third-ranked hero, retired after the Monster Association Arc under his hero name, Silver Fang. He intended to devote more time to his dojo in the hopes of bringing on more students, with Saitama and Genos as primary targets. Also, he planned to direct his attention to Garou in an effort to steer him back toward the proper course.
The manga has not stated whether or not the heroes below Silver Fang would be promoted to his level upon his retirement.
Anime season 1 revealed the following order for the S-Class heroes.
Blast
(Tatsumaki) Fear-Inducing Cyclone
Silver Fang, bang!
Samurai of the Atomic Bomb
Emperor as a Young Child
AKA: (Bofoi) Metal Knight
King
Zombieman
Force Knight to Go
Pig Deity
Darkshine is a superalloy.
Keeping an Eye Out: The Guard
A Quick and Stunning Flash
To the Top, Tanktop Master
Stick of Metal
Genos
Prisoner from Puri-Puri
In contrast to what was seen in the first season, a few adjustments were made to the ranks of the S-Class heroes throughout the second. Genos, better known by his hero identity Demon Cyborg, jumped from position 16 all the way to position 14. The logical consequence of this is that both Tanktop Master and Metal Bat should fall a rank, but instead, Metal Bat was promoted, remaining at rank 15, while Tanktop Master fell to rank 16, vacating Genos’s position.