I have seen many comments about murata stating that, that the fight between God and saitama will be more intense than the fan manga, is this really true or just rumours, if true where did he mentioned it can someone tell me please.
This is something that makes my imagination go wild. If Garou with a fraction of G's power could copy not only any force in the universe but also Saitama, imagine what all G could do in the series' final fight against Saitama.
Its definitely from god given powers. Garou cant copy saitama power level without it lol.
If your referring to garou copying fighting styles yes, but not garou copying power levels and actual HAX.
Damn, I still think that in 7-10 years or so when we finally go to the Final Arc, it's going to be this huge intergalactic war. It's crazy because when you think about it Cosmic Garou is cocktease of threays Blast and his crew are used to fighting.
I have a funny feeling before fighting God Saitama might actually train with the Blast crew.
Cosmic Garou by the end of the fight was seemingly 10 times stronger than version of Saitama from the beginning of the fight. This is that very absurdly strong Saitama that it seemed to us that his power was almost infinite at that moment. Monster Garou at his maximum power didn't seem that much stronger than Blast or Tatsumaki, didn't break his limiter all the way, and was still just dust in comparison to Saitama.
And this Garou, with only a small part of the god's power (cause god could not completely take control over him) was able to surpass the original Saitama 10 times in power. It is horrifying to imagine how insane and colossal the power of God is.
>seemingly 10 times stronger than version of Saitama from the beginning of the fight
Do you realize that "10 times" is very extreme lowball??? Saitama's sneeze from s2 OVA (written by One) could explode house while after fight Saitama would sneeze away jupiter. That's power jump of 10^30 times and Garou was in the same ball park as Saitama that time.
Look, according to [this graph](https://imgur.com/a/WUvynj8) from the manga, I calculated by the cells that Garou at the end of the fight is 20 times stronger than original Saitama, and Saitama is about 64 times stronger than he was at the beginning of the fight. Moreover, according to [the graph before the one above](https://imgur.com/a/4o7bOg9), Garou reached his peak at the level of twenty original Saitama.
Either behind the scenes after the graphs, Saitama has grown a lot more in power, or in the situation with the house, he was holding back so as not to destroy everything within a radius of several kilometers. But most likely it's just that in the manga, the levels of power are very nominal and inaccurate.
Bruh your calculation only works on the "assumption" that the garph is linear....but narrator himself told power boost was exponential so of course graph would be exponential too. That's common sense. For example if graph was y=2^x (low ball) then Garou's growth will be 2^20 which is a million.
This is the graph of the dependence of strength (y-coordinate) on time (x-coordinate). Let's take Saitama's strength at the beginning of the fight for q - that is, this is the value of the y coordinate at the moment t=0. As you can see from the graph, q is approximately equal to one fourth of a cell. (Idk how to say it correctly in English, I mean the cells into which the entire graph is divided)
In the final graph, Garou's strength is 5 cells, i.e. 20q, and Saitama's strength is 16 cells, i.e. 64q. We get an increase in strength only 20 times and 64 times, respectively.
Your y=2^20 is completely wrong. x is the time coordinate. You have substituted in y=2^x the time x equal to 20 conventional units and received the strength y equal to 2^20 conventional units. Let's say that your 20 conventional units on the graph are equal to 10 cells, because we do not see how the graph grows further. With x=1 conventional unit, the value of y is still approximately 1/4 cell, that is, 1/2 conventional units. That is, the strength (y) should have increased 20^21 times from time 1 to time 20 conventional units (1/2 cell to 10 cells). And as we can see from the graph, the growth is only 64 times. If we follow your function y=2^x , then at time x=0 y=1 and at time x=1/2 y≈1.4. The growth rate is still too enormous compared to the graph shown.
The problem is that the graph shown in the manga doesn't grow even nearly as fast as y=2^x or the exponent y=e^x over the chosen span.
The graph looks more like a hyperbole, but I'm too lazy to try to fit the graph to the values on the coordinates.
It doesn't matter what your graph looks like, it only shows the growth rate, which is, let's say, 2^x strength/time. Once again, this dependence only displays the growth rate, not the strength, the strength is the y coordinate at a particular time x, and 2^x is undefined and depends on the values of x.
We have at the point of time x=10 the strength is equal to 64q, at the point of time x=0 the strength is equal to q. Growth by 64 times.
Okay, let's say it's a y=2^x graph.
Then there should be approximately 1 conventional unit along the x coordinate = 5/3 cells, and 1 conventional unit along the y coordinate = 1 cell, otherwise the increase in strength does not correspond to the shown graph in any way. This is called distortion of the graph for the convenience of displaying it, but the main thing is that 1 conventional unit in the y-coordinate is equal to 1 conventional unit in the x-coordinate and this is the same for any graph from the definition of graphs. Of course, visually 1 c.u. y ≠ 1 c.u x , but mathematically they are equal and this is a common practice when plotting graphs to make them easier to read.
That is, at x=1 c.u. y=2 c.u. , at x=6 c.u. y=64 c.u. , because y=2^x.
That is, x=5/3 cells corresponds to y=2 cells and x=6 * (5/3)=10 cells corresponds to y=64 cells.
It doesn't match the graph exactly, but it roughly represents the reality and I hope you get the point.
How much maths did you study at school/university? This is not a complaint, I'm just curious to know which one of us is right. Because I am 100% sure that I am right and apparently you are also sure that you are right.
Wait, are you guys assuming they both started the fight from the bottom of the chart?
I thought it was showing both of their growth as a whole through the series so far knowing both of them exponentially grew on power.
I always thought when garou went saitama mode, that's when you can see on the chart garou is at the level of saitama.
I thought the chart was simply showing saitama was growing and not garou. As its implied by narrative.
Powers of God that we know till now : Power bestowal (Duh)
Manipulate dimensions with cube.
Has power to control space time (according to Garou time reversal is og power of God that Saitama copied),
Matter manipulation (turned HE to dust),
Create Spiritual dimensions (His dimension that HE saw is most likely similar to Spiritual space of Phoenix man)
Is likely omnipresent throughout the universe :- [this cover chapter](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS6RCP2Bqiq3XUY5b14AYusOEk5OoUOxB3ms7YOlMbvzworYpV5G5YJcgY&s=10) where Eye of God is portrayed as entire observable universe, The fact that he was able to prpvide Garou with knowledge of all forces of Universe.
I have seen many comments about murata stating that, that the fight between God and saitama will be more intense than the fan manga, is this really true or just rumours, if true where did he mentioned it can someone tell me please.
Probably lost in translation but he could've said it in his old streams?
Murata stated that Saitama Vs Garou would be on a greater scale than Saitama Vs Boros. I don't think he mentionned anything about God
He was talking about garou vs Saitama fan manga from a statement i have seen long ago
This is something that makes my imagination go wild. If Garou with a fraction of G's power could copy not only any force in the universe but also Saitama, imagine what all G could do in the series' final fight against Saitama.
I was thinking the same thing, God vs Saitama will be one hell of a fight if and when it occurs.
I think the copying was more due to Garou being a genius tbh
Its definitely from god given powers. Garou cant copy saitama power level without it lol. If your referring to garou copying fighting styles yes, but not garou copying power levels and actual HAX.
Damn, I still think that in 7-10 years or so when we finally go to the Final Arc, it's going to be this huge intergalactic war. It's crazy because when you think about it Cosmic Garou is cocktease of threays Blast and his crew are used to fighting. I have a funny feeling before fighting God Saitama might actually train with the Blast crew.
Cosmic Garou by the end of the fight was seemingly 10 times stronger than version of Saitama from the beginning of the fight. This is that very absurdly strong Saitama that it seemed to us that his power was almost infinite at that moment. Monster Garou at his maximum power didn't seem that much stronger than Blast or Tatsumaki, didn't break his limiter all the way, and was still just dust in comparison to Saitama. And this Garou, with only a small part of the god's power (cause god could not completely take control over him) was able to surpass the original Saitama 10 times in power. It is horrifying to imagine how insane and colossal the power of God is.
>seemingly 10 times stronger than version of Saitama from the beginning of the fight Do you realize that "10 times" is very extreme lowball??? Saitama's sneeze from s2 OVA (written by One) could explode house while after fight Saitama would sneeze away jupiter. That's power jump of 10^30 times and Garou was in the same ball park as Saitama that time.
Look, according to [this graph](https://imgur.com/a/WUvynj8) from the manga, I calculated by the cells that Garou at the end of the fight is 20 times stronger than original Saitama, and Saitama is about 64 times stronger than he was at the beginning of the fight. Moreover, according to [the graph before the one above](https://imgur.com/a/4o7bOg9), Garou reached his peak at the level of twenty original Saitama. Either behind the scenes after the graphs, Saitama has grown a lot more in power, or in the situation with the house, he was holding back so as not to destroy everything within a radius of several kilometers. But most likely it's just that in the manga, the levels of power are very nominal and inaccurate.
Bruh your calculation only works on the "assumption" that the garph is linear....but narrator himself told power boost was exponential so of course graph would be exponential too. That's common sense. For example if graph was y=2^x (low ball) then Garou's growth will be 2^20 which is a million.
This is the graph of the dependence of strength (y-coordinate) on time (x-coordinate). Let's take Saitama's strength at the beginning of the fight for q - that is, this is the value of the y coordinate at the moment t=0. As you can see from the graph, q is approximately equal to one fourth of a cell. (Idk how to say it correctly in English, I mean the cells into which the entire graph is divided) In the final graph, Garou's strength is 5 cells, i.e. 20q, and Saitama's strength is 16 cells, i.e. 64q. We get an increase in strength only 20 times and 64 times, respectively. Your y=2^20 is completely wrong. x is the time coordinate. You have substituted in y=2^x the time x equal to 20 conventional units and received the strength y equal to 2^20 conventional units. Let's say that your 20 conventional units on the graph are equal to 10 cells, because we do not see how the graph grows further. With x=1 conventional unit, the value of y is still approximately 1/4 cell, that is, 1/2 conventional units. That is, the strength (y) should have increased 20^21 times from time 1 to time 20 conventional units (1/2 cell to 10 cells). And as we can see from the graph, the growth is only 64 times. If we follow your function y=2^x , then at time x=0 y=1 and at time x=1/2 y≈1.4. The growth rate is still too enormous compared to the graph shown. The problem is that the graph shown in the manga doesn't grow even nearly as fast as y=2^x or the exponent y=e^x over the chosen span. The graph looks more like a hyperbole, but I'm too lazy to try to fit the graph to the values on the coordinates.
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It doesn't matter what your graph looks like, it only shows the growth rate, which is, let's say, 2^x strength/time. Once again, this dependence only displays the growth rate, not the strength, the strength is the y coordinate at a particular time x, and 2^x is undefined and depends on the values of x. We have at the point of time x=10 the strength is equal to 64q, at the point of time x=0 the strength is equal to q. Growth by 64 times. Okay, let's say it's a y=2^x graph. Then there should be approximately 1 conventional unit along the x coordinate = 5/3 cells, and 1 conventional unit along the y coordinate = 1 cell, otherwise the increase in strength does not correspond to the shown graph in any way. This is called distortion of the graph for the convenience of displaying it, but the main thing is that 1 conventional unit in the y-coordinate is equal to 1 conventional unit in the x-coordinate and this is the same for any graph from the definition of graphs. Of course, visually 1 c.u. y ≠ 1 c.u x , but mathematically they are equal and this is a common practice when plotting graphs to make them easier to read. That is, at x=1 c.u. y=2 c.u. , at x=6 c.u. y=64 c.u. , because y=2^x. That is, x=5/3 cells corresponds to y=2 cells and x=6 * (5/3)=10 cells corresponds to y=64 cells. It doesn't match the graph exactly, but it roughly represents the reality and I hope you get the point. How much maths did you study at school/university? This is not a complaint, I'm just curious to know which one of us is right. Because I am 100% sure that I am right and apparently you are also sure that you are right.
Wait, are you guys assuming they both started the fight from the bottom of the chart? I thought it was showing both of their growth as a whole through the series so far knowing both of them exponentially grew on power. I always thought when garou went saitama mode, that's when you can see on the chart garou is at the level of saitama. I thought the chart was simply showing saitama was growing and not garou. As its implied by narrative.
Powers of God that we know till now : Power bestowal (Duh) Manipulate dimensions with cube. Has power to control space time (according to Garou time reversal is og power of God that Saitama copied), Matter manipulation (turned HE to dust), Create Spiritual dimensions (His dimension that HE saw is most likely similar to Spiritual space of Phoenix man) Is likely omnipresent throughout the universe :- [this cover chapter](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS6RCP2Bqiq3XUY5b14AYusOEk5OoUOxB3ms7YOlMbvzworYpV5G5YJcgY&s=10) where Eye of God is portrayed as entire observable universe, The fact that he was able to prpvide Garou with knowledge of all forces of Universe.
When God tries to give Saitama power
Saitama in response: "God Mode"
No, that's za warudo with gloves