Saitama Breaks His Limiter | One Punch Man (Manga Edit)

Crazy how he could've easily been S class even with hair

The fact that there's still a lot of people that think that his training was as simple as a regular workout but in reality it was him coming over exhaustion day after day from his workouts and fighting and saving people, being pushed to near death so many times that he broke his limiter, saitama is truly worthy to be called a true hardworker

Saitama's character is just pure motivation to get stronger

He's honestly one of the most fascinating characters in pop culture

Beauty of Saitama's gainings is that he overcame himself, his own limits. It's interesting that when he actually revealed his trainings nobody believed him, because it is not a volume of training too hard for them. Howewer, for him it was, and he did overcome it. In some way this teaches us to not look at other's achievements, but to ours, and be proud of ourselves for overcoming our limiters. Truly beatiful character.

Saitama is the only one truly worthy of his power. He is the most purposeful, even a disenfranchised rider cannot be compared with him. Saitama never gave up, always went to his goal, always rose. Each time his bones broke and he was on the verge of death, but he got up. And everyone says that he received strength from the air and he is not worthy of it. Just stupid haters who didn't even bother to study the character.

The day when it changes everything

Saitama really broke through the limits of his strength until he was numb and in return, Saitama's feelings also became numb

3:28 Wow, I like that his "transformation" or breaking of his limits had no fanfare or even a cool flashy looking presentation, just *WAP* and he's the simple drawing looking One Punch Man in under a second. Was most likely intentional in order to subvert the common trope of it looking all cool and powerful. Just a simple noise and then became all powerful.

How Saitama broke his limiter: Getting tooth knocked out How Garou broke his limiter: Getting his ribs and shoulders shattered

I swear if they show this whole scene in anime, Saitama fans multiply significantly

This is how saitama remove his limiters

He had so much life in his eyes, now he's just constantly bored

Guys, CHAPTER 15.1 OR 15.5 depending on site

I can't do push-ups more than 15 but after seeing this it gave me endless motivation. Both Saitama and Garou I love them.

He's... Not the same person anymore ☠️

i think he deserves the strength because he never looks for anything in return, just wants to fight someone stronger than him and love peacefully lol

Honestly if they ever finish the series I’d love to see a mini prequel series of Saitama during his three year training period. I feel like there’s a lot of potential there.

A true human that stands above all

i think the reason for the break was not because of workout intensity, after all, theres plenty of harder things than doing 100 push ups a day, but the determination. He never stopped, never broke regimen, never once took a break, even in sleep. He essentially rejected human nature to reward yourself and take things in moderation.

The beauty of Saitama's story is his absolute humility. It is the genius of his characterisation, which enthrals us.

"if you don't brush up you quickly rot" is such a powerful line for no reason

1:40 yoo thats tareo what a great foreshadowing

I fuckin' love how Yusuke combines the dynamic, forceful actions of western comics and the fluid, impactful motion of Japanese comics. I think thats why every one of Saitamas punches carry weight because it has that added western comic impact behind it.

I'm no longer a goku fan saitama is the example of dedication and the human spirit that lays on us we can overcome everything

0:58 break limit 2:14 break limit 3:30 surpass limit

I think I understand the joke now. I have been reading OPM manga since 2013. And I just understood how the 100 push-ups etc, which sounded like normal training course made him uber strong. The thing is when he could've actually reached super strength, his "push-ups" might have became "push-downs" meaning he might as well be pushing the ground down and not just simply lifting himself. All his moves are named after the most menial act. He "flipped" the table against garou but what he did was turn IO, Jupiter's moon, inside out. He jumped sideways and it created infinite after images but to him he might as well just seeing things normally. That's why his training regimen might as well actually be him pushing himself harder and harder everyday because he's talking about his perspective where a push-up is him pushing the earth down like chuck norris and 100m dash is running a 100m less than a sec. He once "pushed" himself to turn around so fast that he saw his back.

Saitama has the attitude of a winner, it’s respectable and something you should always aim for

Saitama went from "Can i defeated that monster?" to "is this monster can gives me some scars?"

Most motivating i've ever seen in my entire life

I think this is a perfect example of ONE's sense for intertwining comedy with genuinely great dramatic writing and character development. Saitamas workout routine is on paper a joke, and we first learn about it that way, but when we see glimpses into his past, its the same routine, but the fact that saitama takes it so seriously, and genuinely does a simple task with such intensity and consistency that it causes him intense pain and enough stress to make him lose his hair, yet he doesnt ever boast about it or seem impressed with himself, says so much about him. Saitama may be a parody in concept, but in execution hes a grounded and inspirational character

Saitama is the best example of a True *HERO*. No one other Saitama deserves that power. Saitama had earned it. Saving people without asking for anything in return. Not just from monsters but from themselves.

I really enjoyed this. Beautifully made and right song choice. You really deserved this sub. You, my friend, are officially Bateman approved!

I think Saitama represents how if you have endless motivation and that dream to be who you want to be and never give up even if it means you will face death in the face but still never give up you can have endless power

Remember boys it's not about the amount of training but consistency.

And goku is not Limitless like saitama, goku is limit breaker still had limits.

3:34 this is the moment where he changed

We all know he broke his limit as soon as he's unlocked that face.

I am not afraid of thousands of people, I am afraid of the one who has trained hard for a thousand days

The hero is born

Good to remind yourself where you came from. Remembering who you were when your body was weak and yet still your will was strong. The man that made you who you are today

Saitama and Garou are motivation to me. During tough times I think of if as processes to breaking my own limiter (it’s nonsense but you can achieve some great pain thresholds by believing that it’s true) As for Garou, one of my favourite quotes in fiction is his quote after losing a fight with the watchdog man. He says “I can’t hold the excitement in, I can get so much stronger” He looks around and thinks how much more he can become not where he currently his. This mentality has changed the way I live my life. That’s actually a real thing called the “growth mindset”

"If you don't brush up, you quickly rot." Hard as fuck

Saitama become hero story with struggle, for your Editing You got respect 👍💪🗿

Saitama did his training routine for 3 years in which he did 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats, and a 10 km run everyday. He ate three meals a day and sometimes just a banana for breakfast. He didn’t use air conditioning during the summer or winter to strengthen his mind. Although his training seems standard, it was very intense for Saitama, and would cause his body intense pain and muscle aches. There were even times where he felt as if he would die and would vomit blood. According to Dr. Genus, the scientist who created the House of Evolution, since Saitama persevered with such an intense routine, he somehow managed to remove his limiter with sheer effort. Gyoro Gyoro, the military adviser and one of the executives of the Monster Association, has also stumbled upon the concept of the limiter. According to her, the way to remove/break one’s limiter is to overcome death. A human must experience a “personalized hell” that’s suitable for them at their level and take an abnormal amount of punishment on the mind and body. To “overcome death”, a being must survive multiple near death experiences which should result in explosive growth. While there’s no direct confirmation, Gyoro Gyoro doesn’t appear to be wrong because she did this process to Monster King, Orochi, and she considers him a success, with him being the only one of her experiments to overcome death and reach a Disaster Level of Dragon (According to Murata, Monster King Orochi’s Disaster Level is Dragon or Above). She also does this same experiment to Garou, and he actually was in the process of breaking his limiter. Saitama, on the other hand, seems to have gone through everything that Gyoro Gyoro described when she was telling Garou the process of removing one’s limiter. It should also be pointed out that Saitama would battle monsters that appeared during his training days, and he wouldn’t take breaks which would make his training harder than it appears. According to Saitama, there were times where he would get severe injuries to the point where he was on the brink of death, yet he continued his training and kept fighting monsters.

I think the genius of this is that this is kind of a workout a lot of people can try. Maybe not the 10k run, but it’s just something that people can go far. Many times we are Op characters being powerful because they were born that way or they had to fight a dragon and lift a million pounds. He became strong by doing something that a lot of people can do. This motivates a lot of people to do this stuff.

When one reaches his true potential, he trancends humanity. That potential is individual, one may train less than another, but reaching his limit is just as hard for everybody. It's one goal in life to reach one's full potential in one field and reach Nietzschean trancendence.

makes me want to train harder, until I can't move anymore

They should make this into an ova for season 3

man he is just keep pushing himself until he dies, it gaved me a huge motivation, every time when I feel so weak in a push up or a bicep curl, I am like so tired and like "It's all fine now" and keep going because of Saitama's motivation

I love how this song makes me feel relaxed and just clears my mind

“If your not consistent you will lose that drive”

Bruh the pain that saitama had was the tooth that had bad cavity lol

2:38 "Can I do this?" I don't know why, and maybe i'm wrong, but i like to think this line is the point of Saitama's strength. He doesn't let himself be influenced by his own doubts. It's a very powerful concept.

Saitama e um personagem incrível e cheio de mistérios, Ainda tem uma História que ninguém conhece a do passado dele a que motivou ele a chegar onde está e eu acho que essa História ira fazer muitos chorarem

This is actual motivation for going to the gym

A true icon of determination

Am Doing Saitama Workout For 3 Years Start from 6th may 2024 Give me appreciation guys... You Have To Keep Doing It No Matter How Hard It Gets...

Once you set goals and work really hard to achieve it and then no goal awaits you, only then you are going to be a superhero. - Saitama

3:37 i love how he went trought that, endured everything while keept the mentality of "there's no time for crying, i must break my limits", then, he gets up and beat the sh out of the monster.. so cool. Bro's one of the goats in my heart.

Hair-sama: Did you do it? Saitama: yes Hair-sama: At what cost? Saitama: everything…

He is the reason I live today or else I would have died due depression

This deffo finna blow up 🙏 Best gym motivation

Fans say that the kid at 2:00 is watchdog man

Bro fr i wanna be as strong as him, i wanna be atleast a planetary level threat and change this world for the better

3:19 He looks like Mob (grown up)

Somehow this motivates me. The music and all really inspires to workout and also a wholesome.

It's not the training 'alone' that made him broke his limiter. It's his near death experiences from his fights, his mindset aligned him to believe that basic training would made him super strong. But as many people said, he is a *MeDioCre* simple headed guy, he never even sees his fights to monsters as a challenge, always just a Saturdays of bargain day at the supermarket. I just hate it when the author was basically implying it to readers faces, but still rub a doubt. It's well established that Saitama don't take his opponents too seriously(Facing your daily monsters for fun, as a hobby.) including what may society may think of him/you, "cheater/fake/ugly/bland/no one". It's a base character made to show a free yet unbreakable spirit... A bland character but who totally works(Same as the author's art style, and his art message) ONE wants to make a role model that could be anyone, the only limit is yourself. So as long as you doubt, then you're just a body builder who never train to be a hero, or an absolute evil with half assed objective. You can be great just by doing it for fun. Limit was their doubts, so break through it. One punch man started as for fun.

He is broke for money as hell Still never ask anyone money Earn by himself✅

The change in eyes is freaky

4:10 The lyrics of this song perfectly match with that manga panel.

The real reason I think Saitama broke his limiter was not from training, but specifically moments like these. When he asks himself, "Can I do it?" He is at what he thinks his limit, but he continues towards the fight nonetheless. Repeatedly throwing himself to battles despite being near his limits is probably the real reason he broke his limiter. He just doesn't remember it as anything special because he's so used to it back then and only attributes his current strength to his training

Saitama never give uo

Damn heart attack???

Saitama Chad motivation

It was his mentality that lead him to breaking his limiter

I'd easily watch a full anime of pre-OPM saitama getting the crab beat out of him every day but literally never giving up and gradually getting stronger because of it. The very last episode after some ridiculous boss fight could end when he looks in the mirror, scratches his head, and notices there's hairs in his hand

Damnn

dude, the more i think about one punch man the more i appreciate it's subtle genius.

Thats how face saitama hit

manga look like better then anime today im start reading manga

well done! I really liked how you edited this and also the music fits well!

This song nrings back 1 singular memory that i loved

Сильнейший И после этого, какие то индивиды говорят сила из воздуха… не поминая сути его силы вообще, он сотворил невозможное, для того кем он был, и получил невозможную силу..

I love this AMV, everytime i come here to watch it again

It interesting at start of anime Saitama made no difference in the world, but his action help create hero accusation, save King before became King and inpresing people to be come better or improve.

No one can set your limits. So just keep pushing , keep doing better every day..

Saitama improve day by day 👍💪🗿👏🥹

This video got me locked in.

This video just hits different.

Para muchos un personaje pero para mi es una inspiración, mi gran cambio físico no es solo por mi disciplina sino también a las motivaciones que me daban estos personajes, gracias SAITAMA E IPPO, sin ustedes nunca hubiera llegado tan lejos con mi físico🙌 💪

He trained so hard until his humanity limits are gone when he fought someone or anyone he can beat him easily because his limit surpass the limit of the other enemy it's like the monkey king ability

I haven't really reread to make sure I'm perfectly lore accurate or anything, but I do have a theory for the message of OPM itself that might not be unique, but I'm sharing anyway. Genos might as well have represented everyone when he was in complete shock that Saitama claimed his power came from basic cardio and strength training. However, when you look at how every other character gets their strength, it often is either partially or completely coming from something you might call gimmicky, superficial, ego-maniacal, etc. Genos has a good heart, but he is the embodiment of relying on fancy superficial material to improve. Technology upgrades can be bought, found, scavenged, etc. but don't come from within. He never meets Saitama's level, because Saitama has true discipline, true strength, all from within. Saitama could battle naked and be no weaker. He represents a true individual who can stand on his own. Saitama is the only one that focuses primarily on just fundamental training. It reflects a lot of real life wisdom about mastery. The best are often the best at the very basics. They have overwhelmingly good fundamentals at their discipline of choice, and they practiced with consistency, daily. They don't jump to trying to do the show-offy stuff when they haven't mastered the basics, and they don't take shortcuts. Most people cannot say they worked at the true basics of a craft/trade/etc. daily, unwavering. It takes a mature ego to stoop oneself so low to, say, practice Happy Birthday on the piano after 10 years of study. I think the message of OPM, which might not be new but is conveyed very freshly, is that most people truly underestimate the power of working at the basics of something every day. We may see people that shock us with their skill, and then we may not even believe that their skill came from the most tedious, boring, repetitive training possible. Our lives are mostly made up of the small things we do everyday. The other OPM characters are always focused on the big things, the big moments. Saitama focuses on the small things, and because of that, he has the biggest power.

Thank you for this. Highly appreciated 👍

Brow thats fire 🔥

I would have never expected saitama to do this much training at the beginning of the anime.

The kid and the dog that saitama saved is the S class hero watchdog

If you don't brush up , you quickly rot .

I have no way to thank you. You saved my life (The background music combines the best)

btw its absolutely insane to do100 push ups in one go. even for a pro calisthenics athlete