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In One Punch Man, is King actually weak?


Who is this character in One Punch Man?Which chapter of the One Punch Man webcomic should I start on after seeing the anime?Has there been any information about more One-Punch Man episodes being released?Why is One Punch Man considered a parody anime?Fight differences between One Punch Man anime/manga/webcomic?How does Sweet Mask (A-Class rank 1) plan to stop unworthy heroes from moving to S-Class?When is the release of One Punch-Man season 2?According to ONE, who would win in a fight between Tatsumaki and Mob?When is One Punch Man season 2 airing?Which one is the original One Punch Man, the webcomic or the manga?













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In One Punch Man, King seems to be running away from fights. He does not seem to show power but only firmness. I want to know if King was just pretending that he is powerful or if he actually is.










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In One Punch Man, King seems to be running away from fights. He does not seem to show power but only firmness. I want to know if King was just pretending that he is powerful or if he actually is.










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In One Punch Man, King seems to be running away from fights. He does not seem to show power but only firmness. I want to know if King was just pretending that he is powerful or if he actually is.










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    For our refference, could you include which medium you are following, aka manga/anime. And how far in you are? As this is something that is/will be answered through out the series itself

    – Dimitri mx
    Mar 20 at 15:35











  • I have watched/read the anime and manga. Gor the question just answer overall and to the most present anime episode/ manga chapter.

    – L o a d i n g . . .
    Mar 20 at 15:46












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    For our refference, could you include which medium you are following, aka manga/anime. And how far in you are? As this is something that is/will be answered through out the series itself

    – Dimitri mx
    Mar 20 at 15:35











  • I have watched/read the anime and manga. Gor the question just answer overall and to the most present anime episode/ manga chapter.

    – L o a d i n g . . .
    Mar 20 at 15:46







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For our refference, could you include which medium you are following, aka manga/anime. And how far in you are? As this is something that is/will be answered through out the series itself

– Dimitri mx
Mar 20 at 15:35





For our refference, could you include which medium you are following, aka manga/anime. And how far in you are? As this is something that is/will be answered through out the series itself

– Dimitri mx
Mar 20 at 15:35













I have watched/read the anime and manga. Gor the question just answer overall and to the most present anime episode/ manga chapter.

– L o a d i n g . . .
Mar 20 at 15:46





I have watched/read the anime and manga. Gor the question just answer overall and to the most present anime episode/ manga chapter.

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I'm not sure how you missed this if you've read the manga. As mentioned by people in the comments, this will be eventually revealed, specifically starting at Chapter 37.



In this particular chapter,




instead of helping Genos and Saitama, King went home. It was also depicted how he was afraid and how it was by chance that he was near the locations of defeated villains, resulting to the misconceptions that he is "The Strongest Man on Earth".







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  • But... Have we actually seen him be weak? Or has he just been afraid all the time and not had a chance to actually test his strength? Do we actually know (at least in-universe)? Has he, for instance, struggled to lift a rock, or gotten winded from running up a few stairs?

    – Arthur
    Mar 21 at 8:15












  • @Arthur Not being able to face villains/monsters is, I think, enough of a criteria to classify a Class S hero as weak. If you're still in doubt, then in Chapter 109 of the webcomic, mentioned also in another answer, King struggled but cannot even pull out Atomic Samurai's katana from its scabbard. He also has no fighting experience.

    – W. Are
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As was noted the manga covers this in detail and part of this is covering how King rose to the position he currently has in the Hero association in chapter 38.




In this chapter it is revealed that he has a tendency to attract problems and monsters and that in the end he is rescued by Saitama. During one of these events he gets the scars on his face. Because of his physical appearance and being at the scene afterwords so often he is associated with saving the day. Because of the money he gets from that perception he does not bother to correct it.




Also if you read the one punch wiki article for king it explains some more about his character creation that will help explain what is going on




King was created to be the opposite of Saitama where he is weak but looks powerful.







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    King is likely weak/of average human strength



    First of all, there are three "sources" to draw from, none of which is really more "canonical" than the others since ONE had a hand in all of them:



    • Manga (drawn by Murata, story by ONE)


    • Anime (based on the manga by Murata/ONE)


    • Webcomic (drawing & story by ONE)


    In all three sources, we have yet to see King actually engage in a fight, so it's still possible for ONE to throw a curveball here.



    That being said, there's a number of ways we can infer his actual strength:




    1. His past self



      • The scar on his face was put there by a Tiger-level monster[1], some time in the past (max two years ago, since he was saved by Saitama after he started his hero hobby, but before he lost his hair), so his past self was at least weak enough to be permanently scarred by a Tiger-level.



    2. Self admission[2]



      • It's possible he's just underestimating his own strength, but unlikely



    3. He can't even unsheathe a katana[3]




      He tries for a good 2+ minutes to unsheathe Atomic Samurai's katana, and fails miserably, and his arms are visibly shaking/exhausted afterwards




    There really isn't much material, though, since he continues to miraculously anything that would actually showcase/prove his strength/weakness



    For the "King is actually strong" conspiracy theorists, though, there are some tidbits floating around:




    1. His physique



      • Games all day everyday, and yet somehow doesn't look like Pig God, but also avoids looking like a bundle of dry sticks[4]



    2. His brief encounter with Garou



      • In the manga, "the genius" Garou is able to predict an opponent's movement, and fight/counter accordingly. Looking at King, he somehow predicts various evasive actions, rather than King just sitting there, unable to respond (as he would if he were actually weak)[5]



    3. Expert climbing?



      • At the beginning of the Alien arc, Saitama busts a hole straight upwards through the Hero Association HQ's ceiling. In the manga, King is shown emerging from this hole at the top of the farily tall HQ building, unassisted, without breaking a sweat. This would suggest at a minimum an above-average level of physical fitness.[6]


    Sources:



    [1] Manga Chapter 38, page 15



    [2] Manga Chapter 38, page 12



    [3] Webcomic Chapter 109



    [4] Manga Chapter 48, page 21



    [5] Manga Chapter 77, page 27



    [6] Manga Chapter 31, page 46






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    • The katana thing was a mental thing, not a physical thing. He was crippled by the anxiety of being revealed as a fraud and couldn't bring himself to move. You also don't mention the truth of the King Engine.

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    King approaches enemies calmly. He has a threatning aura and to other individuals seems very intimidated however, due to the reputation he has earned many monsters and people decide not to attempt an attack. He has the power of luck and seems to get away with everything.



    King is very thoughtful and caring but is a coward and makes excuses while portraying an outer calmness to hold his reputation. He hides in a toilet from a monster as am escape and loves a date sim game.






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    I'm not sure how you missed this if you've read the manga. As mentioned by people in the comments, this will be eventually revealed, specifically starting at Chapter 37.



    In this particular chapter,




    instead of helping Genos and Saitama, King went home. It was also depicted how he was afraid and how it was by chance that he was near the locations of defeated villains, resulting to the misconceptions that he is "The Strongest Man on Earth".







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    • But... Have we actually seen him be weak? Or has he just been afraid all the time and not had a chance to actually test his strength? Do we actually know (at least in-universe)? Has he, for instance, struggled to lift a rock, or gotten winded from running up a few stairs?

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    • @Arthur Not being able to face villains/monsters is, I think, enough of a criteria to classify a Class S hero as weak. If you're still in doubt, then in Chapter 109 of the webcomic, mentioned also in another answer, King struggled but cannot even pull out Atomic Samurai's katana from its scabbard. He also has no fighting experience.

      – W. Are
      Mar 21 at 9:31
















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    I'm not sure how you missed this if you've read the manga. As mentioned by people in the comments, this will be eventually revealed, specifically starting at Chapter 37.



    In this particular chapter,




    instead of helping Genos and Saitama, King went home. It was also depicted how he was afraid and how it was by chance that he was near the locations of defeated villains, resulting to the misconceptions that he is "The Strongest Man on Earth".







    share|improve this answer

























    • But... Have we actually seen him be weak? Or has he just been afraid all the time and not had a chance to actually test his strength? Do we actually know (at least in-universe)? Has he, for instance, struggled to lift a rock, or gotten winded from running up a few stairs?

      – Arthur
      Mar 21 at 8:15












    • @Arthur Not being able to face villains/monsters is, I think, enough of a criteria to classify a Class S hero as weak. If you're still in doubt, then in Chapter 109 of the webcomic, mentioned also in another answer, King struggled but cannot even pull out Atomic Samurai's katana from its scabbard. He also has no fighting experience.

      – W. Are
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    I'm not sure how you missed this if you've read the manga. As mentioned by people in the comments, this will be eventually revealed, specifically starting at Chapter 37.



    In this particular chapter,




    instead of helping Genos and Saitama, King went home. It was also depicted how he was afraid and how it was by chance that he was near the locations of defeated villains, resulting to the misconceptions that he is "The Strongest Man on Earth".







    share|improve this answer















    I'm not sure how you missed this if you've read the manga. As mentioned by people in the comments, this will be eventually revealed, specifically starting at Chapter 37.



    In this particular chapter,




    instead of helping Genos and Saitama, King went home. It was also depicted how he was afraid and how it was by chance that he was near the locations of defeated villains, resulting to the misconceptions that he is "The Strongest Man on Earth".








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    • But... Have we actually seen him be weak? Or has he just been afraid all the time and not had a chance to actually test his strength? Do we actually know (at least in-universe)? Has he, for instance, struggled to lift a rock, or gotten winded from running up a few stairs?

      – Arthur
      Mar 21 at 8:15












    • @Arthur Not being able to face villains/monsters is, I think, enough of a criteria to classify a Class S hero as weak. If you're still in doubt, then in Chapter 109 of the webcomic, mentioned also in another answer, King struggled but cannot even pull out Atomic Samurai's katana from its scabbard. He also has no fighting experience.

      – W. Are
      Mar 21 at 9:31


















    • But... Have we actually seen him be weak? Or has he just been afraid all the time and not had a chance to actually test his strength? Do we actually know (at least in-universe)? Has he, for instance, struggled to lift a rock, or gotten winded from running up a few stairs?

      – Arthur
      Mar 21 at 8:15












    • @Arthur Not being able to face villains/monsters is, I think, enough of a criteria to classify a Class S hero as weak. If you're still in doubt, then in Chapter 109 of the webcomic, mentioned also in another answer, King struggled but cannot even pull out Atomic Samurai's katana from its scabbard. He also has no fighting experience.

      – W. Are
      Mar 21 at 9:31

















    But... Have we actually seen him be weak? Or has he just been afraid all the time and not had a chance to actually test his strength? Do we actually know (at least in-universe)? Has he, for instance, struggled to lift a rock, or gotten winded from running up a few stairs?

    – Arthur
    Mar 21 at 8:15






    But... Have we actually seen him be weak? Or has he just been afraid all the time and not had a chance to actually test his strength? Do we actually know (at least in-universe)? Has he, for instance, struggled to lift a rock, or gotten winded from running up a few stairs?

    – Arthur
    Mar 21 at 8:15














    @Arthur Not being able to face villains/monsters is, I think, enough of a criteria to classify a Class S hero as weak. If you're still in doubt, then in Chapter 109 of the webcomic, mentioned also in another answer, King struggled but cannot even pull out Atomic Samurai's katana from its scabbard. He also has no fighting experience.

    – W. Are
    Mar 21 at 9:31






    @Arthur Not being able to face villains/monsters is, I think, enough of a criteria to classify a Class S hero as weak. If you're still in doubt, then in Chapter 109 of the webcomic, mentioned also in another answer, King struggled but cannot even pull out Atomic Samurai's katana from its scabbard. He also has no fighting experience.

    – W. Are
    Mar 21 at 9:31












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    As was noted the manga covers this in detail and part of this is covering how King rose to the position he currently has in the Hero association in chapter 38.




    In this chapter it is revealed that he has a tendency to attract problems and monsters and that in the end he is rescued by Saitama. During one of these events he gets the scars on his face. Because of his physical appearance and being at the scene afterwords so often he is associated with saving the day. Because of the money he gets from that perception he does not bother to correct it.




    Also if you read the one punch wiki article for king it explains some more about his character creation that will help explain what is going on




    King was created to be the opposite of Saitama where he is weak but looks powerful.







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      As was noted the manga covers this in detail and part of this is covering how King rose to the position he currently has in the Hero association in chapter 38.




      In this chapter it is revealed that he has a tendency to attract problems and monsters and that in the end he is rescued by Saitama. During one of these events he gets the scars on his face. Because of his physical appearance and being at the scene afterwords so often he is associated with saving the day. Because of the money he gets from that perception he does not bother to correct it.




      Also if you read the one punch wiki article for king it explains some more about his character creation that will help explain what is going on




      King was created to be the opposite of Saitama where he is weak but looks powerful.







      share|improve this answer

























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        As was noted the manga covers this in detail and part of this is covering how King rose to the position he currently has in the Hero association in chapter 38.




        In this chapter it is revealed that he has a tendency to attract problems and monsters and that in the end he is rescued by Saitama. During one of these events he gets the scars on his face. Because of his physical appearance and being at the scene afterwords so often he is associated with saving the day. Because of the money he gets from that perception he does not bother to correct it.




        Also if you read the one punch wiki article for king it explains some more about his character creation that will help explain what is going on




        King was created to be the opposite of Saitama where he is weak but looks powerful.







        share|improve this answer













        As was noted the manga covers this in detail and part of this is covering how King rose to the position he currently has in the Hero association in chapter 38.




        In this chapter it is revealed that he has a tendency to attract problems and monsters and that in the end he is rescued by Saitama. During one of these events he gets the scars on his face. Because of his physical appearance and being at the scene afterwords so often he is associated with saving the day. Because of the money he gets from that perception he does not bother to correct it.




        Also if you read the one punch wiki article for king it explains some more about his character creation that will help explain what is going on




        King was created to be the opposite of Saitama where he is weak but looks powerful.








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            King is likely weak/of average human strength



            First of all, there are three "sources" to draw from, none of which is really more "canonical" than the others since ONE had a hand in all of them:



            • Manga (drawn by Murata, story by ONE)


            • Anime (based on the manga by Murata/ONE)


            • Webcomic (drawing & story by ONE)


            In all three sources, we have yet to see King actually engage in a fight, so it's still possible for ONE to throw a curveball here.



            That being said, there's a number of ways we can infer his actual strength:




            1. His past self



              • The scar on his face was put there by a Tiger-level monster[1], some time in the past (max two years ago, since he was saved by Saitama after he started his hero hobby, but before he lost his hair), so his past self was at least weak enough to be permanently scarred by a Tiger-level.



            2. Self admission[2]



              • It's possible he's just underestimating his own strength, but unlikely



            3. He can't even unsheathe a katana[3]




              He tries for a good 2+ minutes to unsheathe Atomic Samurai's katana, and fails miserably, and his arms are visibly shaking/exhausted afterwards




            There really isn't much material, though, since he continues to miraculously anything that would actually showcase/prove his strength/weakness



            For the "King is actually strong" conspiracy theorists, though, there are some tidbits floating around:




            1. His physique



              • Games all day everyday, and yet somehow doesn't look like Pig God, but also avoids looking like a bundle of dry sticks[4]



            2. His brief encounter with Garou



              • In the manga, "the genius" Garou is able to predict an opponent's movement, and fight/counter accordingly. Looking at King, he somehow predicts various evasive actions, rather than King just sitting there, unable to respond (as he would if he were actually weak)[5]



            3. Expert climbing?



              • At the beginning of the Alien arc, Saitama busts a hole straight upwards through the Hero Association HQ's ceiling. In the manga, King is shown emerging from this hole at the top of the farily tall HQ building, unassisted, without breaking a sweat. This would suggest at a minimum an above-average level of physical fitness.[6]


            Sources:



            [1] Manga Chapter 38, page 15



            [2] Manga Chapter 38, page 12



            [3] Webcomic Chapter 109



            [4] Manga Chapter 48, page 21



            [5] Manga Chapter 77, page 27



            [6] Manga Chapter 31, page 46






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            • The katana thing was a mental thing, not a physical thing. He was crippled by the anxiety of being revealed as a fraud and couldn't bring himself to move. You also don't mention the truth of the King Engine.

              – zibadawa timmy
              Apr 26 at 7:37
















            2














            King is likely weak/of average human strength



            First of all, there are three "sources" to draw from, none of which is really more "canonical" than the others since ONE had a hand in all of them:



            • Manga (drawn by Murata, story by ONE)


            • Anime (based on the manga by Murata/ONE)


            • Webcomic (drawing & story by ONE)


            In all three sources, we have yet to see King actually engage in a fight, so it's still possible for ONE to throw a curveball here.



            That being said, there's a number of ways we can infer his actual strength:




            1. His past self



              • The scar on his face was put there by a Tiger-level monster[1], some time in the past (max two years ago, since he was saved by Saitama after he started his hero hobby, but before he lost his hair), so his past self was at least weak enough to be permanently scarred by a Tiger-level.



            2. Self admission[2]



              • It's possible he's just underestimating his own strength, but unlikely



            3. He can't even unsheathe a katana[3]




              He tries for a good 2+ minutes to unsheathe Atomic Samurai's katana, and fails miserably, and his arms are visibly shaking/exhausted afterwards




            There really isn't much material, though, since he continues to miraculously anything that would actually showcase/prove his strength/weakness



            For the "King is actually strong" conspiracy theorists, though, there are some tidbits floating around:




            1. His physique



              • Games all day everyday, and yet somehow doesn't look like Pig God, but also avoids looking like a bundle of dry sticks[4]



            2. His brief encounter with Garou



              • In the manga, "the genius" Garou is able to predict an opponent's movement, and fight/counter accordingly. Looking at King, he somehow predicts various evasive actions, rather than King just sitting there, unable to respond (as he would if he were actually weak)[5]



            3. Expert climbing?



              • At the beginning of the Alien arc, Saitama busts a hole straight upwards through the Hero Association HQ's ceiling. In the manga, King is shown emerging from this hole at the top of the farily tall HQ building, unassisted, without breaking a sweat. This would suggest at a minimum an above-average level of physical fitness.[6]


            Sources:



            [1] Manga Chapter 38, page 15



            [2] Manga Chapter 38, page 12



            [3] Webcomic Chapter 109



            [4] Manga Chapter 48, page 21



            [5] Manga Chapter 77, page 27



            [6] Manga Chapter 31, page 46






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            • The katana thing was a mental thing, not a physical thing. He was crippled by the anxiety of being revealed as a fraud and couldn't bring himself to move. You also don't mention the truth of the King Engine.

              – zibadawa timmy
              Apr 26 at 7:37














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            King is likely weak/of average human strength



            First of all, there are three "sources" to draw from, none of which is really more "canonical" than the others since ONE had a hand in all of them:



            • Manga (drawn by Murata, story by ONE)


            • Anime (based on the manga by Murata/ONE)


            • Webcomic (drawing & story by ONE)


            In all three sources, we have yet to see King actually engage in a fight, so it's still possible for ONE to throw a curveball here.



            That being said, there's a number of ways we can infer his actual strength:




            1. His past self



              • The scar on his face was put there by a Tiger-level monster[1], some time in the past (max two years ago, since he was saved by Saitama after he started his hero hobby, but before he lost his hair), so his past self was at least weak enough to be permanently scarred by a Tiger-level.



            2. Self admission[2]



              • It's possible he's just underestimating his own strength, but unlikely



            3. He can't even unsheathe a katana[3]




              He tries for a good 2+ minutes to unsheathe Atomic Samurai's katana, and fails miserably, and his arms are visibly shaking/exhausted afterwards




            There really isn't much material, though, since he continues to miraculously anything that would actually showcase/prove his strength/weakness



            For the "King is actually strong" conspiracy theorists, though, there are some tidbits floating around:




            1. His physique



              • Games all day everyday, and yet somehow doesn't look like Pig God, but also avoids looking like a bundle of dry sticks[4]



            2. His brief encounter with Garou



              • In the manga, "the genius" Garou is able to predict an opponent's movement, and fight/counter accordingly. Looking at King, he somehow predicts various evasive actions, rather than King just sitting there, unable to respond (as he would if he were actually weak)[5]



            3. Expert climbing?



              • At the beginning of the Alien arc, Saitama busts a hole straight upwards through the Hero Association HQ's ceiling. In the manga, King is shown emerging from this hole at the top of the farily tall HQ building, unassisted, without breaking a sweat. This would suggest at a minimum an above-average level of physical fitness.[6]


            Sources:



            [1] Manga Chapter 38, page 15



            [2] Manga Chapter 38, page 12



            [3] Webcomic Chapter 109



            [4] Manga Chapter 48, page 21



            [5] Manga Chapter 77, page 27



            [6] Manga Chapter 31, page 46






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            King is likely weak/of average human strength



            First of all, there are three "sources" to draw from, none of which is really more "canonical" than the others since ONE had a hand in all of them:



            • Manga (drawn by Murata, story by ONE)


            • Anime (based on the manga by Murata/ONE)


            • Webcomic (drawing & story by ONE)


            In all three sources, we have yet to see King actually engage in a fight, so it's still possible for ONE to throw a curveball here.



            That being said, there's a number of ways we can infer his actual strength:




            1. His past self



              • The scar on his face was put there by a Tiger-level monster[1], some time in the past (max two years ago, since he was saved by Saitama after he started his hero hobby, but before he lost his hair), so his past self was at least weak enough to be permanently scarred by a Tiger-level.



            2. Self admission[2]



              • It's possible he's just underestimating his own strength, but unlikely



            3. He can't even unsheathe a katana[3]




              He tries for a good 2+ minutes to unsheathe Atomic Samurai's katana, and fails miserably, and his arms are visibly shaking/exhausted afterwards




            There really isn't much material, though, since he continues to miraculously anything that would actually showcase/prove his strength/weakness



            For the "King is actually strong" conspiracy theorists, though, there are some tidbits floating around:




            1. His physique



              • Games all day everyday, and yet somehow doesn't look like Pig God, but also avoids looking like a bundle of dry sticks[4]



            2. His brief encounter with Garou



              • In the manga, "the genius" Garou is able to predict an opponent's movement, and fight/counter accordingly. Looking at King, he somehow predicts various evasive actions, rather than King just sitting there, unable to respond (as he would if he were actually weak)[5]



            3. Expert climbing?



              • At the beginning of the Alien arc, Saitama busts a hole straight upwards through the Hero Association HQ's ceiling. In the manga, King is shown emerging from this hole at the top of the farily tall HQ building, unassisted, without breaking a sweat. This would suggest at a minimum an above-average level of physical fitness.[6]


            Sources:



            [1] Manga Chapter 38, page 15



            [2] Manga Chapter 38, page 12



            [3] Webcomic Chapter 109



            [4] Manga Chapter 48, page 21



            [5] Manga Chapter 77, page 27



            [6] Manga Chapter 31, page 46







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            • The katana thing was a mental thing, not a physical thing. He was crippled by the anxiety of being revealed as a fraud and couldn't bring himself to move. You also don't mention the truth of the King Engine.

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            • The katana thing was a mental thing, not a physical thing. He was crippled by the anxiety of being revealed as a fraud and couldn't bring himself to move. You also don't mention the truth of the King Engine.

              – zibadawa timmy
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            The katana thing was a mental thing, not a physical thing. He was crippled by the anxiety of being revealed as a fraud and couldn't bring himself to move. You also don't mention the truth of the King Engine.

            – zibadawa timmy
            Apr 26 at 7:37






            The katana thing was a mental thing, not a physical thing. He was crippled by the anxiety of being revealed as a fraud and couldn't bring himself to move. You also don't mention the truth of the King Engine.

            – zibadawa timmy
            Apr 26 at 7:37












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            King approaches enemies calmly. He has a threatning aura and to other individuals seems very intimidated however, due to the reputation he has earned many monsters and people decide not to attempt an attack. He has the power of luck and seems to get away with everything.



            King is very thoughtful and caring but is a coward and makes excuses while portraying an outer calmness to hold his reputation. He hides in a toilet from a monster as am escape and loves a date sim game.






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            King approaches enemies calmly. He has a threatning aura and to other individuals seems very intimidated however, due to the reputation he has earned many monsters and people decide not to attempt an attack. He has the power of luck and seems to get away with everything.



            King is very thoughtful and caring but is a coward and makes excuses while portraying an outer calmness to hold his reputation. He hides in a toilet from a monster as am escape and loves a date sim game.






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            King approaches enemies calmly. He has a threatning aura and to other individuals seems very intimidated however, due to the reputation he has earned many monsters and people decide not to attempt an attack. He has the power of luck and seems to get away with everything.



            King is very thoughtful and caring but is a coward and makes excuses while portraying an outer calmness to hold his reputation. He hides in a toilet from a monster as am escape and loves a date sim game.






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            King approaches enemies calmly. He has a threatning aura and to other individuals seems very intimidated however, due to the reputation he has earned many monsters and people decide not to attempt an attack. He has the power of luck and seems to get away with everything.



            King is very thoughtful and caring but is a coward and makes excuses while portraying an outer calmness to hold his reputation. He hides in a toilet from a monster as am escape and loves a date sim game.







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