One Punch Man Season 2 Episode 7: The Class S Heroes

Canon/MED

OSHIMETER

9.0

11 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

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One Punch Man Season 2 Episode 7: The Class S Heroes

Canon/MED

← Prev: EP 6 Next: EP 8 →

OSHIMETER

9.0

11 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

Class S heroes vs. monsters. Now we’re talking! The fight was super satisfying to watch, especially after the despair and hopelessness of the previous episode. This one brought the energy back. And didn’t forget Saitama vs. Suiryu either. Their fight wraps up here too. Honestly, this is one of the most satisfying episodes to watch!

Saitama casually walking out of the ring after effortlessly one shotting Sneck and Bakuzan while worrying about his wig was comedy. Meanwhile Tatsumaki absolutely flatten that giant octopus in the city shows the S-Class power scale is just different.

This episode had me cracking up. While the world outside the arena is getting tense, Saitama is so nonchalant in one of his most epic battles yet. The fact he takes punches to the face and is still unbothered makes me laugh so hard.

This is a hype episode that shows the capacity of top rank heroes. Great visual effects as well.

sakuraryuzaki000

The sense of humor in this episode is excellent. During the fight, Saitama is too busy keeping his wig from falling off. Suiryu then tries to attack Saitama again, but in the end, well... he defeats him. Saitama didn't even intentionally attack Suiryu.

Seeing Saitama struggle to keep his wig on is hilarious. The episode does a great job building up the mystery of the Monster Association, making the world feel a lot more dangerous.

Feels like the monsters are debuting now with their new strategy. I can't say it's genius but more of practical. Well, there's always a first time for everything. This captures, too, for both Saitama and Suiryu who just had their own first unforgettable experience.

Love the Aura build ups done my s class heroes , Truly worth every minute . The tournament is also awesome from the action sequence to the Sound track , Just LIT moments

Feels intense but looks overloaded, S-Class heroes finally step in, fights are happening everywhere, and the scale goes crazy. It’s exciting, but it jumps around a lot. Still worth watching just to see the bigger characters start moving.

This is easily the most chaotic and intense episode of the Tournament arc. The best part about it is seeing the S-Class heroes finally go all out against the monster invasion while Saitama is busy in the ring. Its a great mix of heroes action & the looming dread of monster Assoc.

Garou's fight was...rough. Animation is not good. King is still the best, though. Needs more Saitama. Not enough serious moments.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting just past the season's midpoint at episode 7 of 12, this is the pivot where scattered monster threats coalesce into a coordinated crisis, building directly on the widespread attacks introduced in episode 6. The episode establishes key S-Class hero dynamics and battle lines that feed directly into the Monster Association conflict driving the season's final stretch. It's a critical escalation point — everything before was buildup, and everything after rides on what gets set in motion here.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting just past the season's midpoint at episode 7 of 12, this is the pivot where scattered monster threats coalesce into a coordinated crisis, building directly on the widespread attacks introduced in episode 6. The episode establishes key S-Class hero dynamics and battle lines that feed directly into the Monster Association conflict driving the season's final stretch. It's a critical escalation point — everything before was buildup, and everything after rides on what gets set in motion here.

EPISODE REVIEWS

Class S heroes vs. monsters. Now we’re talking! The fight was super satisfying to watch, especially after the despair and hopelessness of the previous episode. This one brought the energy back. And didn’t forget Saitama vs. Suiryu either. Their fight wraps up here too. Honestly, this is one of the most satisfying episodes to watch!

Saitama casually walking out of the ring after effortlessly one shotting Sneck and Bakuzan while worrying about his wig was comedy. Meanwhile Tatsumaki absolutely flatten that giant octopus in the city shows the S-Class power scale is just different.

This episode had me cracking up. While the world outside the arena is getting tense, Saitama is so nonchalant in one of his most epic battles yet. The fact he takes punches to the face and is still unbothered makes me laugh so hard.

This is a hype episode that shows the capacity of top rank heroes. Great visual effects as well.

sakuraryuzaki000

The sense of humor in this episode is excellent. During the fight, Saitama is too busy keeping his wig from falling off. Suiryu then tries to attack Saitama again, but in the end, well... he defeats him. Saitama didn't even intentionally attack Suiryu.

Seeing Saitama struggle to keep his wig on is hilarious. The episode does a great job building up the mystery of the Monster Association, making the world feel a lot more dangerous.

Feels like the monsters are debuting now with their new strategy. I can't say it's genius but more of practical. Well, there's always a first time for everything. This captures, too, for both Saitama and Suiryu who just had their own first unforgettable experience.

Love the Aura build ups done my s class heroes , Truly worth every minute . The tournament is also awesome from the action sequence to the Sound track , Just LIT moments

Feels intense but looks overloaded, S-Class heroes finally step in, fights are happening everywhere, and the scale goes crazy. It’s exciting, but it jumps around a lot. Still worth watching just to see the bigger characters start moving.

This is easily the most chaotic and intense episode of the Tournament arc. The best part about it is seeing the S-Class heroes finally go all out against the monster invasion while Saitama is busy in the ring. Its a great mix of heroes action & the looming dread of monster Assoc.

Garou's fight was...rough. Animation is not good. King is still the best, though. Needs more Saitama. Not enough serious moments.

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