How strong is Saitama to be able to resist the gravitational pull of a black hole?


In the fight between Geryuganshoop and Saitama, Geryuganshoop clearly states
that not even Saitama could handle the gravitational pull of a black hole
while he was using his telekinetic power manipulating the gravitational field.

Does this mean that he was creating gravitational forces equal to that of a
black hole on Saitama? (which literally had no effect)




**Does this mean that he was creating gravitational forces equal to that of a
black hole on Saitama?** According to an
[interview](https://onepunchman.fandom.com/wiki/Interviews/Stream_Q/A_4#7.2F5.2F2018)
with the artist, Murata:

> hm~, I'm not sure. Black holes seem too powerful. I won't know for sure
> without asking ONE.

Take note that his manipulation of gravity only happened in the anime as this
was not depicted in the manga. In the manga, specifically in **Chapter 34** ,
their fight was swift (he was only able to hurl rocks/pebbles two times before
Saitama threw a stone at his head, defeating him). Also, _there is the
possibility that Geryuganshoop either lied or miscalculated his own strength_.
I say this because he claimed to be the strongest telekinetic yet was easily
defeated by Saitama throwing a pebble at him. He claimed to manipulate gravity
and mimic that of a black hole but as seen, Saitama was unaffected. As @kaine
mentioned, if that was really a black hole, Earth would've been destroyed.

As a side note, [Murata also
added](https://onepunchman.fandom.com/wiki/Interviews/Stream_Q/A_4#7.2F5.2F2018)
that

> ...his ability to control flying object should be above Tatsumaki, because
> he can eliminate the friction between rocks and air. If Tatsumaki throws
> rocks like he does, her output will be too powerful, the temperature
> increase due to friction and pressure, and evaporate the rocks in an
> instant. Geryuganshoop's psychokinesis can eliminate the friction between
> objects and air, **the rocks will fly at sub-light speed** , that's the
> setting I based my drawing on.

So this means that Saitama can also withstand rocks thrown at sub-light speed,
aside from the gravitational force by Geryuganshoop that is supposedly as
strong as a black hole's.




**Does this mean that he was creating gravitational forces equal to that of a
black hole on Saitama?** According to an
[interview](https://onepunchman.fandom.com/wiki/Interviews/Stream_Q/A_4#7.2F5.2F2018)
with the artist, Murata:

> hm~, I'm not sure. Black holes seem too powerful. I won't know for sure
> without asking ONE.

Take note that his manipulation of gravity only happened in the anime as this
was not depicted in the manga. In the manga, specifically in **Chapter 34** ,
their fight was swift (he was only able to hurl rocks/pebbles two times before
Saitama threw a stone at his head, defeating him). Also, _there is the
possibility that Geryuganshoop either lied or miscalculated his own strength_.
I say this because he claimed to be the strongest telekinetic yet was easily
defeated by Saitama throwing a pebble at him. He claimed to manipulate gravity
and mimic that of a black hole but as seen, Saitama was unaffected. As @kaine
mentioned, if that was really a black hole, Earth would've been destroyed.

As a side note, [Murata also
added](https://onepunchman.fandom.com/wiki/Interviews/Stream_Q/A_4#7.2F5.2F2018)
that

> ...his ability to control flying object should be above Tatsumaki, because
> he can eliminate the friction between rocks and air. If Tatsumaki throws
> rocks like he does, her output will be too powerful, the temperature
> increase due to friction and pressure, and evaporate the rocks in an
> instant. Geryuganshoop's psychokinesis can eliminate the friction between
> objects and air, **the rocks will fly at sub-light speed** , that's the
> setting I based my drawing on.

So this means that Saitama can also withstand rocks thrown at sub-light speed,
aside from the gravitational force by Geryuganshoop that is supposedly as
strong as a black hole's.

