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One-Punch Man Short Will Bring Saitama v Genos Fight to Real Life

One-Punch Man is slated to get its own live-action adaptation from Hollywood, and one indie group […]

One-Punch Man is slated to get its own live-action adaptation from Hollywood, and one indie group wants to show the industry how to get its heroes right. After all, Hollywood has struggled to get anime right with its various takes over the years. Shows like Cowboy Bebop hope to change that, but there is still much work to be done before Saitama appears on the big screen. That is why a group of anime lovers turned their cameras to One-Punch Man as they filmed a short film that brings Genos’ epic spars with Saitama to the real world. And if you want to see how the short turned out, a trailer for the project is here to tease you!

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RE:ANIME (who you can find on YouTube here) has shared several great live action takes on popular franchises in the past. Previously impressing with their takes on Avatar: The Last Airbender‘s Agni Kai and Assassination Classroom in the past, now they have set their sights on bringing the fight between Saitama and Genos to life! You can check out the first taste of it with the trailer above!

Starring Alfred Hsing as Saitama and Yoshi Sudarso (who you might have seen in Power Rangers Dino Charge, Power Rangers Hyperforce, and Power Rangers Ninja Steel) as Genos, this trailer is teasing the much fuller version of the fight coming in the future! Seeing how well the other full fights have turned out thus far, fans will definitely want to keep an eye on this one!

As for this particular fight, it comes from early on in the series when Genos is truly willing to test just how strong his new master is. Seen in the first season of the anime series, this fight shows just how strong and fast Saitama could be. This also puts an end to any doubts Genos might have had toward his master.

One-Punch Man will be getting its official live-action adaptation in the near future, so it will definitely have to pay attention when capturing moments like this one. There is no clear indication that this scene will be in the upcoming film either, so it’s best to enjoy any cool interpretation of it that is available!

What did you think of Saitama and Genos’ fight when you first saw it in action in either the manga or the anime? Are you excited to see what the official live-action take on One-Punch Man will bring to screens? Are you hoping the fights will be as good as one already is here? Let us know your thoughts in the comments or talk to me directly about all things anime and other cool stuff @Valdezology on Twitter!