#god(opm)

[balex55]

[worlds-largest-juice-container]

when im in a peakest design competition and my opponent is god from one punch man

[themisterhip]

You took everything from me...

[nebulaeyedfish]

Bad Ending... (What if Godpoke never came to the grove and inspekta did just get his way and also this leads to the worst possible ending to Oh Partner Mine! au basically)

[zurka-durka]

imagine rover can shapeshift idk

[daisymerollingg]

THEY MADE HIM SO EDIBLE IN THIS CHAPTER AHH

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AHAHHHHHWYEUUEUA

[piecklette]

SOMEBODY SEDATE MEEEEE

[freebakeryfireroad]

[ciaossu-imagines]

Do they collect anything?

Blast, of course, collects the mysterious cubes. It’s a hobby and interest of his, as established in canon. However, I think Blast has a very strong interest in finding and collecting anything else mysterious, weird, or unknown. He likes the things that are unknown, but he also understands that they might be dangerous, which is another big reason for him to want to ‘collect’ them. He doesn’t want them to hurt innocent civilians but at the same time, he’s also interested in them because of his own curiosity. They’re puzzles to him and Blast enjoys a good puzzle. On top of that hobby of his and ‘collection’ of his, Blast seems to ‘collect’ the strong. His presence seems to draw the strong to him, which Blast has no problem with!

Tatsumaki can be a proud one. Nowhere else is her vanity more shown than her little collection, though it’s not a collection that is well-known to almost everyone. There aren’t many people who get close enough to Tatsumaki to be allowed to see within her personal spaces, which is where she stores her collection. She collects her own merchandise. It reminds her how proud she deserves to be and she loves the visible proof of how strong, terrifying, and adored as a hero she is. Given how important her sister is to Tatsumaki and how much Tatsumaki does love Fubuki, she also collects each and every piece of merchandise for her sister that she can get her hands on.

Kamikaze collects the usual thing that most would expect him to collect. That is, of course, that he collects swords. He doesn’t just collect any old sword, of course. That would defeat the purpose and he sees no point in just picking up any old hunk of metal in a sword shape. He collects any swords that are unique in nature, shape, structure, etc. The really beautiful ones he displays as one might display a spectacular piece of art because that is indeed what they are to him. During his younger and cockier (if that’s even a possibility) days, Kamikaze would also have a tendency to collect the swords of his defeated opponents, as one might collect spoils of war. However, he also has a more mundane, everyday kind of collection. Kamikaze is the type who just kind of collects wet wipes, the ones that restaurants give out with meals, the little prepackaged ones. It wasn’t even meant to be a collection. He just always takes a couple, more than he uses, and he never throws them out because he feels like they’ll come in useful. It’s at the point where he’s got enough to last him for a couple years, using one several times a day, but he still can’t bring himself to throw them out.

Bofoi collects technology. He’s been doing so for ages. He’s always collecting the newest technology and gets especially excited over technology that he isn’t fluent with or things that he hasn’t ever seen before. They become obsessions for him and, once he has them in his grasp, he can’t stop himself. He pushes past his limits; he stays up for days at a time. He stops remembering to eat, doesn’t think about his hygiene. Everything, and I do mean everything for Bofoi is now contained in this new and unknown piece of technology, until he has it figured out and mastered. It’s obsession to a complete and unhealthy level. He doesn’t throw out any of his collection once he does figure them out though, not only because they can be very useful, but because he likes looking at them. He likes remembering them, how he discovered or came across them, the long hours he enjoyed with them as he cracked the secrets behind them. Just looking at or holding them brings him back to moments in his life that were precious to him and to discard any of his collection would impact him emotionally, quite an unusual thing for Bofoi, who typically doesn’t get that emotionally attached to ‘things’.

King collects video games. While he definitely collects specific games because he’s really in love with them or the franchise they’re a part of, he also collects video games he’s never heard of or ones from varying genres that he finds for a good price. He picks up a lot of games from pawn shops, thrift stores, and yard sales because he can find them for amazing prices and he’ll grab what looks good to him, and then he just picks five at random that he’s never heard of and knows nothing about. He finds it’s a good way to diversify his gaming experience, for one, and helps him become a better-rounded gamer. Because of this collection of his, King also tends to collect video game consoles. He has his mainstays that he uses all the time, but he also has an impressive collection of retro gaming consoles, like the Atari, Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Sega Genesis, as well as discontinued consoles like the Nintendo Wii and PS Vita.

Pig God collects menus. Not only does he collect the regular take-out menus from the places he likes to eat at, but he collects special menus as well. He prints off and makes nice menus from restaurants that he one daydreams of eating at or that are famous for some reason, from the mundane mom and pop type restaurants to the Michelin star rated restaurants that do full eleven-course meals. For restaurants that he’s been to that aren’t his normal ones, where he’s been really impressed with the chef’s food, on top of tipping exceptionally good, he requests and offers to pay for a copy of the place’s menu to add to his collection. He especially does this for places where he’s gone with people he considers his ‘friends’ or people he considers important to him, because the menus will bring up such pleasant memories of them all eating together.

Flashy Flash doesn’t put a lot of emphasis on things. He doesn’t need a lot of material things in his life to be happy and he tends to be pretty minimalistic in both his living spaces and in the way he lives his life. Because of this, he doesn’t have a particular collection. It’s just incompatible with how he likes to live. He has tried, but it just ends up with him giving away or throwing away the collection he has built up, because it’s simply become clutter to him.

Genos doesn’t have anything he currently collects. There’s not a lot of extra space in the apartment, for one thing, and there’s nothing that he’s really, really into to the point where he feels the need to find even the unused space in a corner to really collect that thing, even in a small way. There’s definitely things Genos is interested in, things he adores and wants, things he likes, but none of them are what you would call a collection. This wasn’t always the case though. When he was a kid, Genos would collect both hero merchandise of a hero he’d really liked but his biggest collection was fridge magnets. His parents fridge was absolutely covered in them. He doesn’t remember exactly why he liked them so much or why they were so important to him. There was just something about them his little four-year-old self loved and that’s when his collection started. He kept finding them and getting them for himself when one amused him or he liked the looks of it, but a lot of them were gifts from others who had learned of his little ‘collection’.

Puri-Puri collects people. To be more specific, he collects people, mostly men, that he considers to be attractive. For men he considers handsome, whether they be criminals, other prisoners, or even some heroes, if he can beat them or sway them to stay by his side by choice, he collects them to add to his personal harem, something he’s always wanted since he was young. Monogamy has never been a thing for Puri-Puri; he’s someone who needs romantic variety so that harem is something he considers to be more worthwhile than just about anything. In return for those people being added to his harem, Puri-Puri will go out of his way to protect them and take care of them, so it’s not entirely one-sided. However, as mentioned, it’s not exclusively males. I just think Puri-Puri likes to surround himself with people who are physically pleasing to him and he will have collected a few female or nonbinary individuals whose looks and aesthetics are very pleasing to him, who will be, in actuality, his friends, but in his words are part of his ‘collection.’ He’s always really enthused to add to his collection and is always on the lookout for new examples of beauty.

[balex55]

AI is Scary xD, God from one Punch Man Mixed with Dark Fantasy and Horror

[badjohnspeakeasy]

I call this one, "Dude, Why Are[n't] You Naked?"

My focus group called it "Stupid Sexy Zombie"

Fortunately my focus group failed to overpower me and I locked them outside the room long enough to post this meme.

So I humbly present Dude, Why Are[n'T] You Naked?

[some-gifs-ig]

one-punch man season 3 teaser trailer

[imsosocold]

“Um, this character was made to be unsympathetic and irredeemable-”Bitch you underestimate me and my attachment to terrible people.  

[the-nysh]

hi! do you think there could be a possibility where genos gets manipulated into touching "god", since his mental state is becoming worse and worse? he's seeing himself in such a bad light, more as a weapon and not like a human...maybe "god" could manipulate him into becoming "stronger" if the last body kuseno made will be no more...either way im so worried for genos!!

I think…if there’s one surefire way that god wanted to hurt or break Saitama, it would be through Genos. As we saw how much god ‘learned’ that by using Garou. So that’s one thing that remains in the back of my mind, for whenever god feels in the mood to mess with Saitama even further…by forcing him to face a corrupted Genos or something next time instead. (Cause just how distraught would Saitama be, if he fails to reach him and feels forced to make the killing blow as his ‘personal responsibility’ towards him? Oof…)

And currently it’s webcomic Genos’ mental state that worries me, where he’s darkly and tightly on the edge, Kuseno is no more, and he’s on his last body, yes. Fortunately god’s ‘system’ isn’t established in the webcomic (yet?) like it is in the manga, so I’m not too worried about god’s interference there.

But when the manga catches up to that point? Uhoh, that’s when I’d start worrying about whether god might begin targeting Genos. D: Where he could use visions of dead Kuseno or a Saitama offering the answer to the ‘power’ Genos has always wanted, that sort of thing. At a time of desperation when Genos is spent and mentally stressed, nearly at death’s door. Where him fully trusting the idolized image of a Saitama who always comes in to save him in a pinch becomes Genos’ biggest weakness for god to exploit. That’s the point at which I’d be worried the most for manga Genos. (But funnily enough, webcomic Genos showing signs of doubt towards Saitama might ironically be a level of ‘god protection’ that manga Genos needs to prevent him from fully trusting and taking a fake!Saitama’s hand…so it’ll be interesting to see where the manga goes with it and how far their tension develops.)

[themisterhip]

"Oc x Genos" Comission!✨

Requested by Anon.

[daisymerollingg]

when you need comfort but your comfort character would slit your throat without question