Fans have been waiting patiently for the second season of "One Punch Man" to be released ever since the hit action-comedy anime ended last October 2016. The anime instantly became a worldwide phenomenon because of its amazing combination of hilarious jokes and outstanding action scenes.
The series also reached Netflix where fans can stream all they want and watch the series to their heart's content. Meanwhile, after an upcoming film previewed their trailer, one hardcore fan went for extra miles and fused the two media into one amazing trailer.
Last Saturday, March 25, Warner Bros. posted the first trailer for the upcoming "Justice League" film. The amazing trailer garnered a lot positive feedbacks from netizens improving the film's anticipation ratings. However, one guy under the name Raidoton, made an astonishing trailer using "Justice League's" track to give a new vibe to cleverly selected clips from "One Punch Man."
According to Comic Book, the "Justice League" style trailer featured Saitama taking the lines of Bruce Wayne aka Batman. Saitama's sidekick and student, Genos played his fellow half-robot, half-human counterpart Cyborg. Tatsumaki on the other hand, played as Wonder Woman while Speed-o'-Sound Sonic zaps in as The Flash. For Aquaman, the Deep-Sea King took over as fellow dwellers of the seas.
The video runs for 2 minutes and fifteen seconds of pure action and comedy synchronizing the serious lines of the DC heroes perfectly into clips of "One Punch Man" from the previous season. The parody trailer received much praise from the fans of the anime saying that the video was very well adapted and extremely hilarious. One of the best parts of the trailer is the part where Saitama says, "I'm rich" he is shown digging some coins from his purse as stated in a comment on Reddit.
Meanwhile, there are no further announcements regarding the comeback of the bald hero for Season 2. "One Punch Man" Season 2 was confirmed but we don't have any release date as of the moment. On the other hand, "Justice League" is set to release on November of this year.
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