(#6) Sora & Shiro - 'No Game No Life'
Sora and Shiro are the sibling duo who make up Blank, a team of gamers who can easily wipe the floor with any opponent. In their own world, this skill has limited use. Sure, they're amazing gamers, but that doesn't really matter when Shiro is too afraid of people to go to school and Sora can't bring himself to get a job or go to college.
It's when they're transported to Disboard, a world in which everything is determined by games, that they can truly shine. In fact, they rapidly gain so much power through a series of strategic wins that they've basically taken political control over the entire world.
(#1) Saitama
As many fans know, Saitama can defeat anyone, no matter how outlandishly strong, with a single punch. But unlike a lot of shows, One Punch Man isn't really about Saitama's pursuit of strength - it's about the problems that arise from being too strong. In Saitama's case, the problems are twofold.
The first is that no one seems to give him any credit for his strength - since it's so extreme and has no real explanation, his feats are usually pinned on someone else, and he gets blamed for the problems. The second, larger problem is that it's hard to feel satisfied with his victories when they come too easily. That's actually why some of the villains come to fight him - he's the only worthy opponent they've ever come across, and they're bored out of their minds on victories that mean nothing.
(#10) Mob Kageyama - 'Mob Psycho 100'
On the outside, Mob Kageyama appears to be an ordinary middle schooler. Despite his appearances, he actually has some pretty extreme psychic powers. While the full extent of his abilities have yet to be revealed, they're already super impressive. He has telekinesis, the ability to unleash bursts of psychic energy, the ability to temporarily bestow his powers on others, the ability to astrally project his spirit, the ability to manipulate plantlife, and more.
These powers are typically held back by his powerful emotions. However, when faced with stress, he starts making progress toward a psychic explosion. Extreme stress can make the progress escalate. Once he's unlocked his full power, it's difficult for him to control, but he has very few limits as to what he's capable of.
(#3) Rimuru Tempest - 'That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime'
Though he's constantly underestimated because of his slime form, Rimuru Tempest of That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime is totally OP. His main ability, Predator, allows him to absorb any organic or inorganic material, analyze it, and replicate its powers. This gives him a nearly unlimited number of potential abilities, all of which culminate into one of the strongest characters the world of anime has ever seen.
Rimuru doesn't just have OP powers, though - he's also a great negotiator whose emotions almost never get the better of him. That's why everyone in his world has so much respect for him once they get to know him.
(#12) Kirito
- Sword Art Online, Sword Art Online
While some characters are OP in a way that enhances the plot, Kirito's excess power is generally considered annoying. Because he's a Beta Tester for Sword Art Online, his level is already close to being maxed out by the time the series begins. During his various fights, he doesn't seem to struggle much against even the most powerful enemies. Also, during the final fight at the end of Season 2, he is randomly granted 'admin powers' that allow him to force Oberon to experience physical pain, where before he was shielded from it.
While it makes sense that Kirito was stronger than a lot of the other players due to his beta testing experience, the 'admin powers' thing happens for no explicable reason. Kirito's OP powers are actually one of the biggest criticisms that many people have about Sword Art Online.
(#8) Lelouch Lamperouge
- Code Geass
Unlike some of the characters on this list, Lelouch only has one supernatural power. That power is the Geass, an eye-based power that allows him to issue one command that the target has no choice but to obey. If that were all Lelouch could do, he might not qualify for this list... but he also has extreme tactical skills that allow him to not only become the head of a guerilla organization but also to make that organization more successful than its ever been under any other leadership. What's more, he knows how to man a mecha perfectly without really needing a learning curve to accomplish it. Sure, he doesn't have an impossible list number of magical powers, but by god does he make the most of what he's got.
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