One Punch Man Season 2 Episode 12

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adasrki14
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Saitama steps into the chaos with his usual simplicity - calm, almost casual - yet the emotional weight around him is intense. Others struggle, question themselves, push past their limits. The contrast is powerful.

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ruban
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Technical rollercoaster ,Elder Centipede is a CGI mess, but the blasting choreography is the most fluid J.C. Staff has been all season. Saitama's entry is a 10/10 payoff. Don't skip the post-credits.

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shadowmonarchh's avatarshadowmonarchh
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Essential viewing for plot progression; marks the true beginning of the Monster Association's threat level. The animation effectively showcases S-Class power gaps before the tension peaks with Goketsu’s stadium entry.

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fazrinn's avatarfazrinn
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edcel_figueras03
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trades immediate spectacle for structural groundwork. It functions less as a standalone arc and more as a bridge into a larger war narrative. Its cliffhanger builds anticipation. Its soundtrack reinforces tonal shifts effectively. Its slow burn deepens Garou and the world

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mehulchaudhary786
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One Punch Man is definitely great watch as Garou fights the enemy alone because he is very strong. Soundtrack is great too. Packs a punch!!

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charlesronlagutin
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the animation isn’t as crazy as Season 1, but as an anime fan, I still enjoyed the energy and buildup. It definitely made me excited for what’s coming next! 💥

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fordyb7's avatarfordyb7
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The finale delivers a brutal clash between Garou and the heroes, showcasing his resilience and moral complexity. Bang’s confrontation adds emotional depth, while Saitama’s casual detachment highlights the season’s theme of contrasting perspectives on heroism.

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horimiya_18
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mackilino07
MidMid

Now we know why Garou became the Hero hunter. I’m a bit subjective as I read the manga so I was really looking forward for the fight between Garou and Bang but I was a bit disappointed on the animation of the fight scenes. It was all over the place.

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jazzgk5santiago
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This episode feels less like a finale and more like the calm before something way worse—and that’s not a bad thing. Instead of going all-out flashy, it leans into tension, especially around Garou, who honestly steals the spotlight with how unhinged yet determined he’s become.

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dinphoenix03
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Terbaik mntp

doggo's avatardoggo
MidMid

Animation kinda sus, not gonna lie. Story felt like it dragged, but still had some hype moments. I'm coping, it's not the worst thing ever.

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