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In OPM Manga Chapter 77, Saitama’s encounter with King prompts introspection about…
…the nature of heroism and fulfillment. Despite Saitama’s unmatched strength, he grapples with a sense of emptiness, highlighting the theme of existential dissatisfaction.
King, offering sage advice, suggests that true heroism extends beyond physical prowess to finding purpose and connections outside of battle.
This conversation delves into deeper philosophical questions about the essence of being a hero and the pursuit of meaning in life.
Meanwhile, Garo’s storyline adds another layer to the chapter’s exploration of growth and identity.
After his defeat at the hands of Watchdog Man, Garo reflects on the lessons learned from failure, demonstrating resilience and a commitment to self-improvement.
His determination to evolve as a fighter contrasts with Saitama’s stagnation, emphasizing the importance of continuous growth and adaptation.
As the story continues, Garo, the hero hunter, recognizes King and quickly attacks him.
However, Saitama’s intervention disrupts Garo’s plans as he kicks him, creating a human-shaped hole. King and Saitama didn’t recognize that it was Garo who attacked them, and they continued walking along the empty street.