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The contrasting characters all stood out and I really want to get to know more about them, personally Saitama is my least favorite. While I absoultly love his look,
with the old school anime superhero suit and cape he seems more like the kill switch than a person. He is the fully relized hero, so he doesn't have anyway to progress or grow or change the same way Genos did. I also thought the predictable ending of every fight would ruin it for me since, we all know how the show got it's name. But honestly I was excited to
jump into every
episode to see what happens next. I also felt the show was very funny. Anime and comidy don't usually mix, Otaku humor is just awful and it results in meme level jokes forced into a script that would work better without a not funny joke ham-fisted in. But One Punch Man never breaks up the flow of the show it just sneaks it's way in and reminds you at the best moment HEY, YOUR WATCHING A SATIRE! I feel like my only few beefs with this show are that they don't flush the cast out enough, one of my favorite elements of the show is the wide supporting cast. Each hero has their own personality and reasons for being a hero. Even some of the ones who suck like Licenseless Rider or Stinger are hard not to love. Also the power scale seemed to jump kind of fast at the end, the Deep Sea King was strong but I feel like with more time there could have been 4 to 6 bad guys and a few more episodes between that and the final battle.
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With Sawamura unable to stop himself from throwing a punch that misses, Ippo resumed the motion and landed the counter's counter, knocking Sawamura down. When Sawamura got
back up, Ippo attacked him until he hid behind the referee as the sixth round ended. Ippo defeats Sawamura. In the seventh round, Ippo repeatedly attacked Sawamura, who attempted to foul and trip Ippo, however, he dodged Sawamura's foot. Ippo then began the Dempsey Roll motion and stopped the motion when Sawamura was
getting ready to throw a counter. Sawamura, however also stopped, but Ippo dodged the counter and stopped another Dempsey Roll motion, confusing Sawamura. Ippo then landed a hit on Sawamura and continued hitting him with the Dempsey Roll until he fell. The referee ended the match without a count, resulting in Ippo making a victory pose before acknowledging how Sawamura was strong as he successfully defended his JBC featherweight title for the fifth time. While walking down the stairs to get out of the ring, Ippo fell, and was carried by Takamura to the changing room where Yamaguchi was waiting. She revealed that while Ippo's muscle fibres tore, blood vessels burst, and ligaments were somewhat hyper extended, there were no injuries that would affect his boxing career, much to Ippo's relief. His gym mates then had Kumi walk him home.
