CATDOLL: The hot-blooded comic "One Punch Man" Easter egg reveals how to become the strongest hero

I wonder how many of the popular new October anime have you followed. And the one that really ignites the audience is undoubtedly "One Punch Man". As the popularity of this anime skyrocketed, the popularity and sales of the original manga also increased rapidly. Coupled with the influx of a large number of anime fans, the original work has also brought considerable controversy, such as the wrong style of painting and too big differences in storyboards. Let's take a look at the unnoticed Easter eggs in this hot-blooded manga "One Punch Man".

"One Punch Man" Internet spoof picture

First of all, for those who are not familiar with the original work, most people will wonder why the comics are divided into two versions, and one has a beautiful style and the other is like a stick drawing.

Because the original version of "One Punch Man", which is the simple version, was created by the original author of the story, Mr. One, and the work was made with a comic manuscript software ComicStudio PC and is available for everyone to watch online for free. The poor style of the work is because Mr. One said that this is a comic book made out of interest and was originally used for practice. The good style of the work is the "remake" created by cartoonist Yusuke Murata in cooperation with ONE on Twitter.

As a work that was created out of interest, what was the source of inspiration for Mr. ONE in the beginning?

From the title of the work and the characteristics of the protagonist, it is not difficult to see that ONE is actually making Anpanman (アンパンマン). The Japanese pronunciations of the two works are very similar, and the settings of the two characters are also very similar.

The teacher’s smooth head and the color of his clothes.

The voice actor for the Vaccine Man in this animation is also Ryusei Nakao, who also voiced the Bacteria Man.

Even after the original author of "Anpanman" Takashi Yanase passed away, ONE and Murata also posted on Twitter to commemorate him.

In addition to various plots of him, there are also many small easter eggs in the comics.

The clothes of the little loli that Saitama rescued had "SCHOOL CHILD" written on them.

The passers-by that appear in the comics look like a combination of the two authors; the logo on the plastic bag that Saitama is holding is a spoof of the Japanese large-scale chain convenience store "Inageya", and there is also a mechanical pole with the words SAITAMA (Saitama) written on it.

Yusuke Murata and ONE

"Genocide" is written on Genos's clothes, which means "genocide" and is also the origin of Genos' name.

Saitama's clothes have the words: hage (はげ) which means "bald".

He has been reading the health and physical education textbook since the first day of school. He is a really healthy high school student.

There is also Saitama's clothes that say: MOBU PSYCHO 1000000 モブサイコ1000000.

It is a spoof of "Mob Psycho 100" (another work by ONE teacher) into "Mob Psycho One Million".

The characters from ONE's comic "The Protagonist of Psycho 100" appear respectively: Dragon and Dimple. In addition, the same quilt has been used from high school to now, which is really frugal.

In the second volume, there are KING and Cha Lanzi who were killed by passers-by.

Saitama, who is not bald yet, has OPPAI written on his clothes (Saitama’s first oppai shirt).

Saitama's second breasts outfit in volume 3.

The comic that Saitama read was called "Goki Bribaster"; a combined passerby of Murata and ONE appeared again.

Source of this page: Chapter 124 of ONE's other work "Uncle from the Demon World".

There are the words "ninninnin" (忍忍) written on Sonic's clothes on the front and back. The word degozalu is the Japanese suffix "degozaru", which means "yes", and is also Sonic's habit of saying it.

Parody of the NBA's Bulls.

Are you sure you can still open a bank with such low interest rates?

The words "soy sauce" are written on the front and back of Saitama's clothes. It seems that the teacher is just a supporting role, as he is obviously the protagonist.

As a comic adaptation, the success of One Punch Man is inseparable from the popularity of the original comic, especially the imaginative creation of ONE and the comic version of Yusuke Murata. In fact, Yusuke Murata had already started One Punch Man before the TV animation was launched.

Storyboards for the anime and manga versions of One Punch Man

In the comics written by Yusuke Murata, the long-shot storyboarding method uses pages of comics to draw subtle differences in movements. When you quickly flip through the comics written by Yusuke Murata, it is like the original animation. In comparison, the animation does not completely restore this god-like storyboard. Yusuke Murata is not only a cartoonist but also an animation fan. We can say that Yusuke Murata's comics have actually completed the original animation of "One Punch Man", so the success of the animation is inseparable from the comics. Here, we also have to thank ONE and Yusuke Murata for the excellent works they brought us.

In short, it can be summed up in 20 words: the plot is fun to watch! The fighting is fun to watch! Watching Saitama-sensei bully the weak is even more fun!