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One-Punch Manisone of the funniest shonen anime out there, with its execution of an overpowered protagonist being positively sublime. Saitama is one of the best protagonists of all time, with his nonchalant attitude and incredible power being quite amazing to behold. Of course,One-Punch Man’s success lies within its supporting cast as well, with the S-Class heroes featured in this show also being quite notable in their own right.
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Each one of these elite superheroes is incredibly powerful in their own right, even though they can’t hold a candle to Saitama’s immense strength. These powerful beings might be ranked in the series as is, but taking pure strength into account will drastically shift the rankings.
King
Out of all the people on this list, King is definitely not worthy of his rank at all. He earned an entry into the S-Class elite after unwittinglytaking credit for most of Saitama’s actions. He’s a pretty funny character, but not strong in the slightest. He’s actually a coward who only wants to live life alone and play video games.
Child Emperor
While Child Emperor might be really smart, he’s not exactly the strongest hero around. After all, there’s only so much strength an underage boy can bring into battle. Thankfully, his amazing intellect allows him to be a valuable part of an elite group. He can definitely give any hero on this list a run for their money…after formulating a proper strategy, that is.
Metal Knight
Metal Knight is a pretty strong hero. However, the man behind it isn’t the strongest person in the book. Given that his robot will protect him all the time, it’s fair to assume that Dr. Bofoi won’t be completely helpless in battle. That being said, the lack of any innate strength is not ideal.
Pig God
A gluttonous superhero with rather disgusting powers, Pig God isn’t the most impressive hero in the book. However, his impact can’t be denied.
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He might not cut the most imposing figure around, but that doesn’t matter. He can hold his own in battle and use his “unique” powers to great effect.
Puri-Puri Prisoner
Puri-Puri Prisoner cuts a pretty dashing figure. He’s also pretty powerful in his own right. However, when compared to the rest of the S-Class heroes, he definitely suffers. It’s a shame, especially since all his strengths are already mastered by other heroes in a more effective capacity.
Metal Bat
Metal Bat is a pretty interesting superhero. It’s hard to believe that a person can be so powerful while wielding a simple bat. He has his fair share of memorable moments in the series. However, he does struggle quite a bit against certain enemies, but his never-say-die attitude saves the day.
Atomic Samurai
Atomic Samurai is a pretty adept swordsman who can give any monster a run for their money. He wastes no time in slicing and dicing the opposition. He’s a pretty cool superhero to behold. Kamikaze also doesn’t have too many weaknesses, although his body isn’t as resilient as some of the other heroes on the list.
Watchdog Man
At a glance, Watchdog Man cuts a rather hilarious figure. He definitely doesn’t seem like a powerful hero in the slightest.
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This initial impression is completely destroyed upon seeing him in battle. He’s more than competent and can destroy the most powerful monsters without even getting a scratch.
Tanktop Master
Tanktop Master is a pretty interesting hero. His first appearance comes during a face-off against Saitama after he prevented a meteor from destroying Earth. He’s not all that likable, but his powers are still pretty significant regardless. Hopefully, the anime can give this hero more time to shine.
Genos
The Demon Cyborg is one of the few heroes who’s aware of Saitama’s strength. In fact, he actively seeks to better himself under his master’s tutelage. Genos has the power of technology on his side. He can increase his power with upgrades at a moment’s notice, making him a hero with boundless potential.
