Death Battle: [My Character vs Your Character]

I feel like if I changed my character after already accepting, it would be cheating, so I'm going to have to take that 10% chance you said Saitama had in winning. But I would like to thank you for giving me such another generous offer.Now that you have explained your character, I'll try to explain mine to the best of my ability.Saitama’s TrainingSaitama trained every single day for three years doing a physical workouts. He pushed the limits of his physical body every day and never stopped. He kept the schedule strict, and never wavered from it.His training regimen is notorious among the fans of OnePunch-Man.100 push-ups100 sit-ups100 squats10 km runningThree meals (only a banana as breakfast) No air conditioner (to strengthen mental resistance)Every. Single. Day.This may seem like a joke. How could this be the source of Saitama’s power?Well, he worked so hard that his entire body began to be in pain, his bones creaked, his muscles ached, and he experienced internal bleeding. He was always on the verge of giving up. But through all of this, he still stuck to the schedule.His constant pain and pushing of his body’s limits with his difficult training caused his hair to fall out completely by one and a half years of training. (Explaining his baldness.)Through this, he gained superhuman abilities.Sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it?Well, the real reason he gained superhuman abilities was loosely explained in the original manga by ONE as a theory by Dr. Genus. He said that every person has a limiter on their physical bodies that can be broken. The limiter of Saitama’s physical body was broken when he pushed himself so rigorously during his training. His willpower and mindset surpassed those of realism, and in turn, broke the realistic boundaries of his physical body. That is why his power, compared to his physical physique and look, is ridiculous.Saitama’s AbilitiesSaitama has the ability to be able to defeat anything in one punch. This might seem unrealistic or unquantifiable to some people, and I can understand why, but that is his ability. He has a theoretically infinite amount of strength, speed, endurance, and a the ridiculous ability to accurately control over these things. He has an supernatural senses and reflexes. He is invulnerable, and is immune to psychic abilities, immune to heat (and lack of), electricity, and even vacuums.Just to quantify his abilities and his range: He is able to hold back enough to be able to chop someone like Speed o’ Sound Sonic into the ground without permanent injury, as well as being able to grip Tank Top Black Hole’s hand and not break it, while still severely hurting him. But he is also able to defeat a city-sized meteor without effort (about 3 quintillion newtons of force needed to accomplish), and destroy part of the moon, putting trillions of G’s of force onto it, leaving a massive crater while jumping back to Earth (which makes him able to go as fast as 43,000 km/s). This is still technically nowhere near his full capabilities, however. Theoretically, if his power is truly limitless, he can punch so hard that it collapses the universe, reversing the cosmic inflation.And throughout every single fight he has ever been through, he has never once been damaged, hurt, or injured in any way, no matter what opponent he faces.The reason it is shown throughout the series that he does not defeat some of his opponents with one punch is due to his lack of estimation of power of his opponent, not because he cannot defeat them in one punch. He constantly shows that he overestimates opponents after hitting them too hard, defeating them in a single punch. But he also underestimates some of his opponents, as shown with the mosquito he tries to kill, or with the Boros fight.Not only all of this, but Saitama still has one ability that I have left out. This may be the strongest power that Saitama has against Urza.Saitama is, his personality at least, a common man, despite him having a monstrous amount of power and defeating monsters that are “powerful” who have become arrogant. He is, as he states, “just an average guy serving as an average hero.” He is modest, and does what he believes is right, not abusing his powers. But he is also blunt, and very persuasive in his “common man” attitude. He speaks to the “humanity” in people. He has since convinced many of his foes and allies that their ways were wrong, or taught them about the philosophies of good, including Genos, Dr. Genus, Hammerhead, Fubuki, and King.The one reason I particularly wanted to highlight his ability to persuade is because of a specific example that I would like to shed light on. Saitama was able to dissuade Dr. Genus, who is essentially immortal with the ability to reverse aging and clone himself, from his life-long thought process that humanity is basically worthless and should approach a better evolution.Unless I’m mistaken (and please feel free to correct, debunk, or clarify anything I’m saying if you feel the need to do so), Urza was also like this later in his life, when he fought the Phyrexians for years. He grew cold and his mind was distraught. He began to respect the Phyrexians, and even see them as higher, almost “perfect”, beings. He was then persuaded by the Phyrexians to even betray his ally, Taysir (who should be noted as a Planeswalker, as well), killing him. So he can be swayed in his thinking, even if his Will Power is so strong that he can’t be killed physically or whatever.The BattleThe problem with this matchup, as I’m realizing, is that no information is given about how Urza’s magic works. I understand that it is pulled from all over the Multiverse, but that means it must take at least some time to gather and disperse/use, which is the usual for fantasy worlds containing magic. This brings up questions like how long it can take to cast, how fast his reactions are, etc. There are tons of specifics that are variable with Urza. At least Saitama’s feats can be quantifiable, but no scientific information to base logical dispute can be shown with Urza.Another big problem is if my opponent will accept the idea of the hyperbole of Saitama’s power, which borders close to no-limit fallacy. It’s kind of frustrating. But let me try to set this up:Saitama would, if he did not underestimate Urza and saw him as a “bad guy” (which he would due to his betrayal of the Planeswalkers), be able to destroy Urza’s physical body in one punch before he has a chance to retaliate. Saitama’s physical reflexes are simply faster.Saitama also is shown to be immune to psychic abilities by his fight with Fubuki. So if magic works like psychic abilities, Saitama can’t be hurt by them. Saitama has also been shown to be “too heavy” to pick up with psychic abilities, so Urza can’t just pick him up and throw him into space.Anyway, back to my main point about the destruction of Urza’s body. I want to talk about his “regeneration” ability. I would like to state that it is shown that Taysir, who is a Pre-Mending Planeswalker, can die. He, in fact, dies from an artifact that was given to him by Urza. I must admit, I don’t exactly understand how this artifact works. Assuming that it uses magic, it brings it back to magic variables. What type of magic killed him? How did it kill him?Digressing from that again, however, I want to talk about the quote you used:“their physical forms were matters of will as they were energy projections of a center of consciousness"This states that Planeswalkers are “a center of consciousness” while their bodies, correct me if I’m wrong, are “energy projections”.I’ve researched something like this, and it reminds me of energy-based beings. Beings that are made of energy, and not matter. Now a lot of this is from memory, so please feel free to correct me on this. This can be attributed to photons, things that have no mass, which can create intangible objects (like light) by constantly staying in motion. Imagine them like waves more than atoms. But even photons can be dispersed or bent/altered by force. This can be shown by black holes. Black holes create warps in space, and create gravity pulls that even bend light itself. If Saitama could, theoretically, replicate the singularity of a black hole, then the photons would be pulled inside by the sheer force of gravity. Saitama could create this by colliding two objects or particles at a ridiculous speed (which he is capable of achieving), condensing them into a close-to-zero volume with enough force. This could, essentially, pull in Urza’s photon-like state.If you, however, want to state that he is just “Will Power”, and is in no way like photons or an energy-based being, then I will have to state that I believe that Saitama would be able to win, still, simply because his will is stronger. He was created as a character to have an impenetrable will. That is what broke his physical limiter in the first place. So if will power can bring Urza back, I believe a stronger will power can separate him.Another way I believe Saitama could win is by purely convincing Urza that he should change, much like he did with Dr. Genus. If he was not able to kill his body, and he keeps regenerating, it would be a battle of attrition. Although Saitama does have unlimited stamina, Saitama also can get bored easily. I believe that Saitama would just defeat his body at least once, and when Urza regenerates, Saitama would convince him that his actions against the Planeswalkers and siding with the Phyrexians was wrong, and Urza, probably coming back to his old self of wanting to be good, would concede.Sources:http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com...All of the rest of my information of Saitama is from the anime and manga. If you would like specifics for information, I can provide you with the volume, chapter, and page number of the origin of the claims.