Cited Feats

2 cited resultsOne Punch Man
Does the record move the ranking?

Confirms the ladder

The higher-ranked entity beat the lower-ranked one. Record and ladder agree.

Garou vs Bang

Garou 1–1 Bang across 2 recorded results

1 winGarouOne Punch Man · rank 2
4 places
1 winBangOne Punch Man · rank 6

One win each, the first before the story opens, and the later one is the one the ranking follows. The master's win is reported rather than drawn, and it beat a student who had just wrecked a dojo; the student's win is drawn in full, against a man who had already seen his own abandoned style come back at him, taken from a glimpse of the scroll he had locked away. An even tally goes to the latest result, which is also where the ranks put them. What the pair adds is a measure of distance: the older man landed the cleaner blow in the final exchange and still went down, which says more about how far monsterisation carried his student than any count of wins does.

Every recorded result

statedOne Punch Man · ch. 30, p. 5Upset

Bang beat Garou in One Punch Man.

Reported by Bang, not drawn: he beat Garou and threw him out of the dojo after Garou disabled its other students.

shownOne Punch Man · ch. 158, pp. 22-23Confirms the ladder

Garou beat Bang in One Punch Man.

A punch that only grazes the chest puts Bang down, unable to move.

What each of them is ranked on

1 win · Garou · rank 2

Hero Hunter

WebcomicMangacomiccontested

Put down the S-class hero Tanktop Master, and had Metal Bat bleeding and broken and about to be finished when the hero's sister walked in and stopped it — both while still an unenhanced human, having been thrown out of his master's dojo months earlier for hospitalising the rest of the students. After contact with "God" he copied Saitama's striking power outright, and the pair of them had to be moved off the planet before their fists met, with the released energy pushed away from Earth by four people afterwards.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 47, pp. 11-14

    Beats the S-class hero Tanktop Master after a barrage of punches.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 58, pp. 32-40

    Dodges and deflects everything the S-class hero Metal Bat throws, moving faster than Metal Bat can follow.

  • statedOne Punch Man · ch. 30, p. 5

    Bang says he beat Garou and expelled him from the dojo after Garou disabled the other students.

All 10 citations
  • statedOne Punch Man · ch. 81, p. 17

    Tells the heroes ambushing him that he has beaten close to a hundred of them.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 77, pp. 17-20

    Watchdog Man beats him and drives him out of Q-City.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 169, pp. 53-55

    Takes on Cosmic Fear Mode after contact with "God".

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 173

    Withstands repeated Serious Punches and keeps fighting until Saitama's output outgrows him.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 172, pp. 3-10

    His Serious Punch collides with Saitama's, and Blast and three others divert the released energy away from Earth.

  • statedOne Punch Man · ch. 171

    Blast warns him that in this state anything he does could end life on Earth, and he is unbothered.

  • statedOne Punch Man · webcomic ch. 55, p. 1

    The webcomic also rates him a Dragon-level threat.

Garou on the One Punch Man ladder

1 win · Bang · rank 6

Silver Fang

WebcomicMangacomic

Two Dragon-level monsters took heavy damage in short order — a hole kicked through Gums, Fuhrer Ugly knocked down — several fights into a raid he was too old to be in. Then fought the disciple he had expelled from his dojo, lost, filed his retirement from the Association, and took the disciple back as a student.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 149, pp. 8-9

    Kicks a hole through the Dragon-level monster Gums to get Tanktop Master clear.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 149, pp. 20-21

    Knocks down the Dragon-level monster Fuhrer Ugly in moments, doing heavy damage.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 34

    Takes a direct hit from Melzargard without apparent injury — a blow of the kind that took an A-class hero's arm off earlier in the fight.

All 8 citations
  • statedOne Punch Man · ch. 30, p. 5

    Explains that his dojo emptied because his best student disabled the others, and that he expelled him.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 155, pp. 19-25

    Fights the monsterised Garou and refuses to fall back on the offensive style he abandoned, even when cornered.

  • shownOne Punch Man · ch. 158, pp. 22-23

    Is beaten by Garou — a punch that only grazes his chest is enough to put him on the ground, unable to move.

  • statedOne Punch Man · ch. 175, pp. 16-17

    Is registered retired from the Hero Association after the Monster Association incident, with Garou back under him as a student.

  • statedOne Punch Man

    Held S-class rank 3 before retiring — a placement the source carries with no chapter attached to it.

Bang on the One Punch Man ladder

What this does not settle

2 results, each cited, and the tally counts every one of them the same. That is its rough edge: a win at one side's lowest weighs as much as a win at its peak, which is why a level score goes to the latest result rather than to a judgement about which fight mattered. It is a record of meetings, not a ranking of its own.

The ladder above it is argued from everything either of them has been shown doing; this page is argued from these 2 citations.

Where the two disagree, the disagreement is the point, and it stays visible rather than being resolved by whichever of them happens to be on this page.

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