The anime series of "One-Punch Man" episode 2 reveals the character of Genos, the 19 year old cyborg. His appearance excites fans as his existence will lead to the making of a bad**s duo. Meanwhile, as the anime adaption has recently been launch, the showrunners have initiated a competition for the fans called "One-Punch Measurement" contest.
According to Fandom Post, the "One-Punch Man" episode 2 or the anime in general has not adapted the manga frame by frame. But it still works just fine for the TV anime.
The episode 2 of "One-Punch Man" has maintained the momentum of the premier episode. It guarantees to make its fans laugh real hard on most scenes. Animation adaption, most often than not, makes fans appreciate more of the manga series.
In the current episode of the "Caped Baldy," the story revolves not only in the appearance of Genos. It also reveals (spoilers ahead) that a monster is coming to the City Z. This monster is created by "The House of Evolution," a mysterious organization.
However, when you watch "One-Punch Man" you simply cannot expect an ordinary comedy, because this anime series is primarily not one. The show obviously uses a concept "recurring gag sprinkled within otherwise action-packed scenes in a series that does put its comedy first makes for excellent humor." Take for example episode 2, it is really absurd for the main hero- considering his strength, to put all his effort in fighting against a tiny bug. Who would have thought that a man who could take down universe's greatest villains in one punch would find it real hard to kill a completely ordinary bug? Nothing has made him feel frustrated in killing, but the bug? It seems he has finally met his match, but this is of course very hilarious.
"One-Punch Man" second episode has also introduced the other main cast, Genos. IT says that for a story to be fully entertaining there must be several "major characters to play off of each other and bring forth situations that couldn't happen otherwise." That's why this 19 year old cyborg boy is a perfect blend for the personality of Saitama. Genos is a self-professed disciple of the "Caped Baldy," he is so dead serious type that he is the perfect foil so to speak to Saitama.
On a different note, the hyped of the fans could not be contained as the TV Anime of "One-Punch Man" has started. In different discussion board like Anime List Net, fans could not get over with the first episode and are fully satisfied with the second one.
As a blowout to fans in the recent launching, Crunchyroll reports that there's a current competition for fans called "One-Punch Measurement" contest, which runs for a limited time. "Fans of everyone's favorite caped baldy can test their superhero mettle by accessing a special promotional website that will let them throw punches at villains and monsters via their smart phones." The contest will end on November 5, 2015. Obviously, the contestant with the mightiest at the end of the competition will be declared winner. The person will win an "an original color illustration from One and Yusuke Murata, while the players who score ranks 2 through 10 will receive original wallpaper for their phones."
So far, "One-Punch Man" episode 2 has gained another good review and has met the expectation of fans. Genos' existence proves that the story needs his type of character, to throw a whole lot of fun. What adds the excitement this week is also the "One-Punch Measurement" contest. For sure, most of the fans would want to get that original color illustration from the creators One and Yusuke Murata.
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