Madhouse's One Punch Man

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One Punch Man was created by a company name Madhouse, which aired its show all over the world through a site called Daisuki. One Punch Man is about Saitama, a muscular man that saved a girl from a terrifying monster, who later dedicated his life to years of training. Thereafter,he fought those on earth that obtain great powers willingly for evil, and selfish purposes. A few years later, he confronts a teenage cyborg named Genos. The teenager told Saitama his background life story, of how he witnessed his family died from rampaging cyborg gorillas who terrorized and incinerated everything in sight.

During the event that destroyed the teenage family, somehow his {Genos} body had been half torn, and later on was found by Dr. Zenus a scientist,

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