One-Punch Man Breaks Physics AGAIN

Saitama, one-punch man, and or baldy has shown some truly ridiculous feats of strength, from sneezing away half of Jupiter to punching backwards through time. But the relatively simple cover of Issue 192 has to be near the top. How strong do you have to be to bench press a black hole!?

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[MrBrokenwrenches]

I'd like to meet the person who built the bench. That thing holds up to 2 black holes and One Punch Man.

[xislomega]

Saitama isn't bench pressing black holes, he's bench pressing the earth off of two black holes.

[gokhan]

I love how much Saitama is like the Pre-Crisis Superman. Back then he could extinguish suns with his super breath, tow a chain to all the worlds of a whole galaxy and effortlesly carry them to the other side of the universe, etc. The only limit to his strength was the imagination of the writers, just like Saitama.

[g_haddock]

It's funny how One Punch Man isn't supposed to be taken seriously but it's one of the animes that is so fun to be taken seriously

[designerwookiee]

Give Saitama an indestructible lever that can stretch across the universe, and he'd find a way to flip galaxies like pancakes.

[christopherg]

The name "Schwarzschild" is two german words.
"Schwarz" means "Black"
"Schild" means "Shield"
By a incredibly coincidence, one of the people that theorized black holes is called "Blackshield" with last name.

[derpataur]

That barbell keeping two black holes apart is almost as impressive as the shade you threw at Riddle.

[phillipsplettstoeszer]

Given the mass of the black holes, I think it would be more accurate to say he was doing a push up on the black holes with the earth on his back. ALSO, one of the biggest forces would be the two black holes wanting to fall into each other and he's holding them back with arms stretched out.

[Artificial-Stupidity]

Dude, It's a miracle his muscles aren't black holes due to their mass density brah. He's so ripped, he can probably just rip space-time itself by flexing too hard brah.

[kylehill]

*Thanks for watching!* If you need me, I'll be in a headlock. ARIA is strong.

[General_X]

Kyle is completing his transformation to a perfect blend of Ron Burgundy and Professor Oak, and I can't begin to describe how amazing that is lol

[PitFriend]

I think the show needs more A.R.I.A. in it. For scientific reasons of course.

[holtzheimer]

What's even more impressive is that by looking at how narrow Saitama's grip is and the line of motion indicating a curved movement what's more likely is that Saitama is not bench pressing two black holes. He's skullcrushing them.

[Carstuff]

I love how, lately, Science Fiction has been becoming more and more realistic, and parodying that as well. One Punch Man is perfection in the respect of science fiction parody, it is beyond glorious!

[whizthesugoi]

thank you A.R.I.A. for saving us from Kyle's crossfit lecture, multiple times

[ulrichbrodowsky]

Fun fact: The radius of a black hole is called "schwarzschild radius". Schwarzschild is the name of some Dude who came up with it. But it consists of two German words. Translated it would be about "black shield". Which feels to specific to be random

[klobe]

you BOTH clearly had fun with this video. I think this might be some of your best work, I would love to see other serous physics breakdowns of other animes, movies, etc.

[SeraphArmaros]

Appreciating the ARIA upgrades. You're all doing good work. :)

[Claudelu]

that shot at Riddle is why I hope Kyle is never gonna go away

[andrewcomplainer]

Rejecting Fubuki is even more impossible than this black holes scenario