TheOne Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knowsroster continues to grow just weeks before the game’s February 28 launch. Bandai Namco Entertainment has released a new trailer for the upcoming anime fighting game, revealing even more characters that will be available to play as inOne Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knowslater this month.
The newOne Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knowstrailer highlights Puri-Puri Prisoner, Snek, Crablante, and Boros. Puri-Puri Prisoner is known for being perverted and not always being clothed, which will be portrayed in the game as well. Crablante, meanwhile, is a part-human part-crab who served as the first villain in theOne Punch Mananime.
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Boros is probably the character that mostOne Punch Manfans are interested to see in action, however. Boros is the main antagonist of the first season ofOne Punch Man, and the only character in the entire show to give Saitama even a little bit of a fight. Crablante will likely serve as the final boss in theOne Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knowsvideo game, though it seems he will also be a part of the playable roster.
Basically every major character and most minor characters have been confirmed for theOne Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knowsvideo game roster. However, it’s entirely possible that Bandai Namco will announce even more characters for theOne Punch Mangame rosterahead of its release on February 28, though that remains to be seen.
So far, much of the attention given to the game has revolved around the title character,Saitama. Saitama’s entire gimmick is that he can defeat opponents in a single punch and is virtually invincible, so it seems as though it would be difficult to adapt the anime into a traditional fighting game. The workaround is that Saitama always arrives “late” to fights, meaning that players who select him will always be down one character for a certain amount of time in any given battle. There’s also a Dream Saitama where he’s in pajamas and is significantly nerfed as well.
How fans respond to these features remain to be seen, but we’ll find out whenOne Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knowslaunches later this month.
One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knowslaunches on February 28 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
