Who is more powerful Goku or Saitama?

The sheer untapped power of Saitama from One-Punch Man beats Dragon Ball’s Goku in terms of strength. Saitama does 100 sit ups while goku in base form did 1 trillion sit ups. MUI goku would easily kill saitama EASILY.

Can One-Punch Man beat Superman?

It’s difficult to imagine him in a serious battle scenario because he comedically defeats all of his opponents with a single punch. As powerful as Superman is, he just can’t compete with that. The winner is One-Punch Man.

Has Saitama ever been hurt?

Saitama has yet to lose any battle on screen, but in the manga so far there’s been three opponents that Saitama has used more than a Normal Punch against. Beast King is very easy to write off, because he wasn’t actually that strong.

Can One Punch Man beat Naruto?

Verdict: Tie Although Normal Punch may be stronger, Naruto’s mastery and creativity with the Rasengan just barely allows him to be evenly matched with Saitama in this category.

How Saitama got his powers?

Although he tells everyone he got his incredible power through mere physical training, no one believes him at all. According to Saitama, after a year and a half of 100 daily push-ups, sit-ups, and squats, plus 10 km daily running, he had achieved some level of superhuman strength.

Why isn’t Street Fighter in Mortal Kombat 2?

Mortal Kombat players won’t be seeing a Street Fighter character in NetherRealm’s series, an idea that was shot down by Capcom even though Mortal Kombat ’s director Ed Boon was open to the idea. Though it was ultimately Capcom who decided that such a crossover wouldn’t happen, the reasoning behind the decision made sense.

Are there any other fighting games similar to Mortal Kombat?

As similar as Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter appear to be on the surface, (they’re both iconic fighting game franchises that erupted around the same time) that’s about where the consistencies end.

Why is Mortal Kombat so popular?

Mortal Kombat has absolutely served as a platform for social competition countless times over, but the franchise’s core identity has always seemed to be built around the concept of producing experiences that are more visual in nature. By this I mean MK titles have been something to watch, and have had more significant stories to tell.

What type of fantasy crossover fighter would you like NRS to make?

NetherRealm head honcho, Ed Boon, recently polled his Twitter followers with a question pertaining to what type of fantasy crossover fighter they’d like to see NRS make. The three available choices were for either a horror film fighter mashup, Street Fighter vs. Mortal Kombat, or DC vs. Marvel.