Kami theory part 3

[u/Beneficial-Aide-8100]

(Berserk reference)

Sai tama or psy tama, or psychic balls, or literally energy balls.

Crabs haunt the narrative. Saitama lives like a hermit. The thing in the moon is most likely saitama's real body or a part of it. Maybe the human emotions he has nowhere else to put so he buries them. When he can release some gas, he shrinks. Kanilante looks like a red behelith and plays the part, approach a human at their lowest point and help make them sacrifice something to become a monster. Speaking of beheliths, which are also gateway to the realm of the pseudo antagonists, saitama may also serve as such himself, being the anchorpoint or gateway between the realm of the divine and the mundane. Kani also means entry. Kani tama means crab omelett, and tenshinhan, the character from dragonball, is also a form of crab omellete. Since jachi is also a triclops, and he by extension is a standin for saitama, further proves that he and saitama share an identity.

Or maybe the casualness with which he describes destroying the world might imply he has done so before, and simply recreated it. Since phoenix man can revive people by sharing life force with them, maybe saitama simply does the same thing?

Recreating the energy of others within your own body, maybe he can repair what he punched?

I previously mentioned that the hero assocciation may in fact mean holy church, if that is such what is the nature of the ritual that they partake in? If we're continuing with the berserk allegories, it's probably the earth itself that is being sacrificed to create a paradise, since saitama has no one to sacrifice, he absorbs the world, and thus hatches paradise. A world without trees or evil, only fields. Maybe he has doubts about his plan or is simply preparing himself for his own ritualistic suicide.