The fourth OVA of the One-Punch Man anime, in which Bang schemes to recruit Saitama and Genos into his dojo by luring them in with the promise of free meat and challenging Saitama to a string of casual games to prove his own strength.
Summary
In the wake of the meteor's destruction, Bang starts observing Saitama and Genos to measure just how strong they are. Confident that his Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist style is superior, and hoping to prove it so the pair will train under him, he lures them to his dojo with the promise of a free meal.
Once they arrive, Bang pits Saitama against a series of games, from card-matching memory tests to rounds of rock-paper-scissors, and comes out ahead nearly every time. In one heated round, a furious Saitama very nearly smashes Bang with a hammer, which forces the old master to concede that the hero's power is genuine. Bang also observes that the rock-paper-scissors match drew more enthusiasm out of Saitama than he had ever shown, and he extends an invitation to join the dojo. Saitama turns him down.
Key Events
Bang spies on Saitama and Genos after the meteor incident, then invites them to his dojo with free meat as a pretext. He beats Saitama in memory games and rock-paper-scissors until an enraged Saitama nearly crushes him, proving his strength. Bang offers dojo membership, which Saitama declines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in the Bang, Who is Too Overbearing OVA?
Bang, Who is Too Overbearing follows Bang secretly observing Saitama and Genos after the meteor incident, then luring them to his dojo with a free meal to test Saitama's strength through a series of games.
Why does Bang invite Saitama and Genos to his dojo?
In Bang, Who is Too Overbearing, Bang lures Saitama and Genos to his dojo with the promise of a free meal so he can secretly test their strength and consider recruiting them as students.
Does Saitama beat Bang in this OVA?
Not through the games; Bang wins nearly every memory game and round of rock-paper-scissors against Saitama, though an enraged Saitama nearly proves his true power by almost smashing Bang with a hammer.
Does Saitama join Bang's dojo?
No. Despite Bang confirming Saitama's genuine strength and inviting him to train at the dojo, Saitama turns down the offer.
Which characters make cameo appearances in this OVA?
Bang, Who is Too Overbearing features cameo appearances by Charanko and Bomb.
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