The Most Ridiculously Overpowered Anime Characters Of All Time

The main character and star superhero of One Punch Man, Saitama, trained for only three years to become the world's strongest man. Well, now he is and can defeat any enemy with just - you guessed it - one single punch. Gigantic, terrifying monsters will litereally explode just from him punching them. He's constantly on the hunt to find someone or something that can prove to be a challenge for him, but with his OP punch, a challenge is hard to find. Good luck dude.

This giant skeleton dude doesn't look super scary for no reason - he's scary looking because he's an overpowered force of destruction that could crush the world underneath his pinky toe bone if he wanted to. Ainz Ooal Gown, formerly known as Momonga from Overlord, is a powerful, guild-leading wizard who can't be harmed by any physical attacks unless the weapons are actually able to crush his bones.

Jinwoo starts the series as a low level E-rank Hunter, but a stroke of luck turns him into one of the most powerful individuals in the world. Now with the ability to grow his strengths with no limits, he surpasses all those who previously looked down on him. These newfound abilities include - but aren't limited to - super strength, speed, durability, speed, health regeneration, agelessness, and more.

There are a lot of powerful sorcerers and cursed spirits in Jujutsu Kaisen, but Satoru Gojo takes the cake. First off he inherited the gift of Six Eyes, which grants him the ability to see cursed energy and puts him at an advantage in battle. He's also the most skilled cursed technique user alive and bests every opponent he faces. As if that wasn't enough, he also received the power of Limitless - allowing him to control and distort space - and is the first sorcerer to obtain both Six Eyes and Limitless in four hundred years.

Shiba Tatsuya is a totally overpowered high school student from the anime The Irregular at Magic High School. His God-tier powers represent something like a living weapon of mass destruction. As just a human who wields magic, there's no way he should be as indestructible as he is throughout the entire series.

Even if vampires never age, something else should be able to destroy them, right? This certainly isn't the case with Alucard from Hellsing. Even decapitations and being stabbed in the heart won't kill Alucard, because he can conveniently recover from his fatal injuries almost instantaneously. This nifty power comes from all the people he fed off of and turned into familiars throughout the ages, which literally numbers in the millions. If that wasn't powerful enough, he can also command these millions of familiars to act as his army.

Of course the protagonist of the anime series known for its collection of ridiculously overpowered characters is going to be on this list. Goku, our charming star of the Dragon Ball series, has actually died multiple times only to come back to life with the help of the Dragon Balls. Even if his next overly-powered Sayian form doesn't do the trick, don't worry, he'll just be training and waiting to come back to kick butt when his friends wish him back. Oh, and let's not forget that he can actually defeat Gods now.

In every other fantasy world, magical powers will outmatch physical fitness any day. In the Mashle universe though, this isn't the case - as shown by the powerful Mash Burnedead. Mash is the only person in this universe that doesn't have any magical abilities, and instead trained in physical strength. This training turned out to be a little too effective though, and he's able to use his fitness in ridiculous ways. Should someone be able to swat away a strong spell like it's a volleyball, just with sheer force? Probably not, but the overpowered Mash does it anyways.

Izayoi Sakamaki is the main protagonist of Problem Children Are Coming From Another World, Aren't They? and he's known for being an overpowered teenager that can single handedly take down Gods and Demon Kings like it's no big deal. He also gets bored and reckless and does things like threatens to destroy the world if nobody can find him in hide and seek.

Gilgamesh from the Fate/Zero series can pull off as many overpowered attacks as he wants without even flinching. He owns the Noble Phantasms of every Hero Spirit, which are great and powerful treasures, as well as the sword that would become Excalibur. Wielding these strengths not only makes him completely indestructible, but a total jerky pain.

Beerus is a large, man-shaped, purple hairless cat in the Dragon Ball series who is also the very feared God of Destruction. As you can probably guess from his title, he can destroy anything - even Saiyans. It takes a whole movie and a literal act from a Super Sayian God to take this guy down. Since there are so few who can beat him in combat, he is a fearless warrior in the series, but it also makes you wonder if he has a purpose other than to be a super overpowered rival for Goku and the gang.

Sosuke Aizen from Bleach can take control of all five senses of any multiple people, completely hypnotizing them. Nobody can resist the hypnosis, so in battle he can create illusions to distract opponents. For example, he can create a decoy, hide his movements, then strike. But since Aizen's illusions are so seamless, his enemies fall for it every time, making it super OP.

The gamer group (Blank) is actually hyper intelligent brother and sister duo Sora and Shiro. Their combined intelligence is what makes them completely overpowered, with Sora being able to predict moves so far ahead in the future and being a master bluffer, and Shiro being a coldhearted calculator.

Whitebeard from the colorful pirate anime One Piece basically possesses the power to completely destroy the world. The Devil Fruit he ate is the Gura Gura no Mi, and with the abilities from this fruit, he can create earthquakes, sink islands, and repel anything - even intangible forces like ghosts and spirits. It's certainly among the most powerful, and overpowered Devil Fruits in One Piece, allowing the user to sink and annihilate anything in their path. Although it didn't prevent him from dying, it pretty much took an entire army to finally put him to rest.

Lelouch Lamperouge (Lelouch vi Britannia) of Code Geass is an excellent manipulator and tactician to the point to where he always has the upper hand on other characters. Although not exactly physically overpowered, his smarts help him easily dominate others. Together with his mind-control abilities from his Geass, which make anyone bend to his will, his overall skills make any opponents an easy match for him.

Sword Art Online's Kirito is overpowered by his pure knowledge of the game. He's known in SAO as a renowned beta player, and apparently knows every little thing about the game, putting him so ahead of the rest of the players that he even decides to have a lone-wolf attitude about making it to the final level. Kirito uses his knowledge of the game to his advantage and power-levels like crazy, making him way more powerful than other player at an early part of the series.

When Kaneki goes full ghoul, he's a power that can't be contained. In Tokyo Ghoul, while Kaneki may not be so intimidating while he's still got his senses of humanity, when he transforms he becomes a completely destructive, bloody force to be reckoned with. His tentacle-like kagune rips people to shreds like a hot knife through butter, with anyone standing in his way meeting their violent end.

The super destructive Kazuma Yagami uses the powers of the wind with deadly force. His contract with the Spirit King of the Wind and training in China made him an insanely overpowered wind wielder, and in turn, the most powerful character in the Kaze no Stigma series by far. Not only can he fly around while carrying multiple people, he can protect his body, hide himself, and even form deadly blades with his wind powers.

Light's super intelligence makes him too smart to outwit, even for the very best detectives. His super smart analyzing of every particular detail makes him the overpowered wiz of the Death Note series. Not only is he sneaky and tactical, he can end anyone just by knowing their name - all he has to do is write it down in the Death Note.

Guts from Berserk has been training with a sword that's too big for him ever since he was six, and apparently this now allows him to cut fully armored men in half. Although he's not the only person in the Berserk universe to have super-human strength, there's no way that training every day should make you that strong. Along with his armor, he can even go toe to toe with Gods themselves.

Madoka Kaname, our lead heroine of Puella Magi Madoka Magica, doesn't come off as being very strong, but eventually we learn that her magic is so powerful that she becomes one of the most overpowered anime characters of all time (and one of the greatest magical girls ever). However, her powers also make her one of deadliest witches. When Madoka takes her goddess form to stop all of this from happening, she becomes a super being and completely negates the possibility of witches ever forming from magical girls in the first place.

As one of the key antagonists in the Naruto world, Orochimaru is constantly a source of overpowered ninjutsu. Not only does he have an extensive arsenal of fellow ninjas to do his bidding, this guy just never, ever dies. It didn't even matter that his body was completely dead and destroyed; he came back from the dead in full force just because he's just that OP.

The Great Will of the Macrocosm is a completely OP character from Excel Saga who takes the form of a galaxy with arms - and sometimes lips. She has the ability to cheat death by resurrecting characters and rewinding time, essentially making everyone involved immortal. While not much is known about The Great Will of the Macrocosm, her ability to keep everyone from ever dying, and not being able to die herself, makes her super overpowered.