Why is Saitama in "One Punch Man 2" so nosy?

After more than three years, the majority of comic fans have finally welcomed the launch of the long-awaited second season of the animation "One Punch Man". I believe that many friends can't wait to see it just like Maplewood. . The reason why this work has gathered such a high popularity is not unrelated to the unique fighting method set by its plot content. Throughout the ages, among the many classic passionate fighting anime works, it is rare for us to see such a work that sets the protagonist's combat ability so "abnormally" that no matter how powerful the enemy is, it is often killed with one punch, and the protagonist himself is just a Ordinary people achieve such abilities through exercise. So, I think this is one of the highlights of One Punch Man.

1. Saitama is insinuating that he is not popular?

At the beginning of the first episode, Saitama saw a figure of the S-class hero KING being sold in a store. He couldn't help but said, "If someone is so popular, would there be such a peripheral product? Can it be made into a figure?" It’s enviable!” The apprentice Genos on the side immediately picked up his mobile phone and wanted to consult the manufacturer to help Saitama make a figure, but Teacher Que stopped him. Doesn’t this plot seem like the author is insinuating that the characters in his works are not popular enough? What Maple-kun wants to say is don’t worry, Saitama-sensei is already very popular, otherwise I wouldn’t be writing this article!

2. S-class hero KING is a joke!

KING, the seventh-ranked S-class hero who appeared in a domineering and arrogant manner, thought he was a powerful master, but in the end he made a joke that caught the audience off guard.

In fact, this S-class hero can be fully described as an otaku who likes girly games, is scared to death when encountering monsters, and has no fighting ability at all. However, the joke at the beginning is a bit too big, right? Saitama, who is the most powerful, can't even reach the A level. Those who have no strength are all ranked in the S level. How did he get to this ranking? Is this subverting the audience's perspective?

3. Saitama, you have finally become a "nosy" slut

After watching the animation of the first episode, Maplewood's first impression is Saitama The teacher is no longer as innocent as before. Saitama in the first season has always been a person who lives a simple life. He is busy with supermarket promotions, monsters come and eliminate them, and he is calm and composed in the face of catastrophes.

But Saitama in the second season actually cares about other things around him that have nothing to do with him. For example, the S-class hero KING secretly followed his opponent to his home to find out what happened when his opponent escaped from battle.

It turns out that KING is a hero whose evaluation and resume are all fake. Saitama keeps saying that he does not want to educate KING about the mistakes he has made, but in his words he guides him to change his ways and become a better person. A true hero! At this time, Saitama is really a life mentor!

4. Saitama finally found a "confidant" with similar interests

King and Saitama are surprisingly similar in their hobbies. They are both fans of controller action games. After Saitama broke into KING's home unexpectedly, he discovered that there were many game disks in his home. He also discovered that KING was a game fan who liked the same type of games like himself, and naturally started playing games with him. Even after knowing that KING is a fake hero, he still expressed his invitation to play games with him.

The above is purely my personal opinion.