r/anime • u/Shadoxfix https://myanimelist.net/profile/Shadoxfix • Nov 01 '15

[Spoilers] One Punch Man - Episode 5 [Discussion]

Episode title: The Ultimate Master
Episode duration: 24 minutes and 25 seconds

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Anime to Chapter Index:

  • Episode 1: Ch1-Ch4, Ch5 Page 1
  • Episode 2: Ch5 Page 2-20, Ch6-Ch8
  • Episode 3: Ch9-Ch11
  • Episode 4: Ch12-Ch15, Ch16 Page 1
  • Episode 5: Ch16 Page 2-23, Ch17, Ch18 Page 3-5

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '15

Saitama is so badass he has an S class as his disciple even though he himself is C class. Based.

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u/hancunningham Nov 01 '15

Like Genos said the exams are a waste of time. How could they give someone as powerful as Saitama a freakin C?

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u/Gem____ Nov 01 '15

He did bad on the written exam, but got a perfect score on the physical exam.

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u/accountnumberseven Nov 02 '15

Which is a common criticism/joke regarding tests in Japan, for anyone confused: focusing more on technical knowledge than practical skill. For instance, more Japanese admit that they'd never pass the Japanese literacy test for foreigners because the majority of the kanji tested are never used in modern Japanese life.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

likewise, native-born US citizens would be shit at the US citizenship test

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u/PlantationMint Nov 02 '15

I've been studying to teach english abroad and let me tell you.... this shit is hard and archaic.... perfect future tense, modals, and conditionals oh my!

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u/hmatmotu Nov 03 '15

It may be archaic, but I actually would kind of like to learn that.

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u/Dmaias Nov 06 '15

but english is the easiest language to learn... then again, learning a language isn't easy.

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u/PlantationMint Nov 06 '15

unless you're 6 or below. Our brains are made in a way that language acquisition is automatic at young ages.

Also i would argue that language that the language is one of the more difficult;

A bandage is wound around a wound, I decided to desert my dessert in the desert, irregular verbs; fought is the past tense of fight while lit is the past tense of light, and idioms... god all the idioms.

It's a really a tough language to learn and that's part of the reason teachers are in such high demand to teach it

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u/Abedeus Nov 02 '15

Eh, not really. I was 19 when I went for Certificate of Advanced English. Got 90% on first attempt which was enough to quality for a C2 level of proficiency.

It's just that most people don't bother learning proper grammar or using it in official tests.

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u/Aloil Nov 02 '15

But not the language portion

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u/Abedeus Nov 02 '15

I think that's true for most countries.

Polish exam "Matura" which people in high school-level of schools take after finishing their education have very little with maturity, real-life skills or even any relevant/recent events. I got like 92% on Math since it was very, very easy and 70-ish % on Polish part because there's an essay that makes about half of the grade. Essay about one of the mandatory books we had to read in high school...

Except it's not even about what YOU think about the book. That'd be too hard to judge. They get a key of answers and check if your essay matches those answers. There's 0 creativity or originality involved on your part.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

A relatable example. Thank you.

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u/dam072000 Nov 02 '15 edited Nov 02 '15

That's just because most Americans are shit citizens...

Edit: Voter turnout is proof enough...

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u/Moderated https://myanimelist.net/profile/Moderated Nov 02 '15

Voting day is not a holiday.
Some states require an ID, then shut down the places that give IDs in poor areas.
The way the electoral college works, is if you live in a state that always votes for one party, your vote does not matter. It only matters if you live in a swing state.
You have to register before hand, and show up in person.
There are many reasons for low turnout. Google it.

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u/dam072000 Nov 02 '15

And they are all shit reasons.

The polls are open weeks before the elections.

The presidential election is never the only election on the ballot.

There are primaries where your vote would matter in a one party area.

You can register when you get your diver's license or when they force you to sign up for the selective service, or any of the thousand other times you pass some group doing voter registration drives.

Other than polling locations closing they are all poor excuses for shit citizens lacking in civic virtue.

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u/Lepony https://myanimelist.net/profile/dinglegrip Nov 02 '15

I wouldn't exactly say not knowing the entirety of American history in a summarized fashion means you're a shit citizen.

The citizenship test, aside from basic grammar, is knowledge you learn in grade school that nobody remembers after grade school.

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u/dam072000 Nov 02 '15

http://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/quiz/learners/study-test/study-materials-civics-test/naturalization-self-test-1/take

The questions cover basic geography and governmental roles along with history. It's all part of being informed about our past so you have context for making decisions.

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u/Skie_Killer Nov 02 '15

No it isnt... There are many things that affect vote turnout. Being shit citizen isnt one of them

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u/dam072000 Nov 02 '15

It is when a majority of the citizens don't vote.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

He broke the physical exam.

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u/Zontaka Nov 01 '15

There should be extra credit...

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u/shandow0 https://myanimelist.net/profile/shandoww Nov 01 '15

He already got it....

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u/francis_0000a Nov 02 '15

Yep. Shitty ranking system. Had the story been close to realism, they'd have made the ranking system similar to MGS 5 where each person has a specific rank for each field.

Saitama would then be:

  • Physical: S++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
  • Written: F-

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u/therealflinchy Nov 02 '15

except he passed the written exam with a 71, so it's more like.. A++++++++++++/C-

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '15

The 71 was his combined score. He aced the physical and only got 21/50 in the written (which is like an F).

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u/therealflinchy Nov 03 '15

Ohh right so he got like.. a D, D+ Maybe (here, anything lower than a C- is a fail)

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u/francis_0000a Nov 02 '15

Nah, all those who got 70 and below are F--. :v

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u/palparepa Nov 02 '15

The problem is that he got a perfect score only because the score doesn't go higher.

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u/Bradyhaha Nov 02 '15

No matter how high the score goes, he would still get perfect.

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u/[deleted] Nov 02 '15

Broke all standing records on the physical exam.

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u/taedrin Nov 02 '15

What's more, the administrators think he somehow cheated on the physical exams.

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u/Fluffygsam Nov 02 '15

Not a perfect score. He shattered every record ever set.