It depends whether Saitama is vulnerable to everyday objects "acting" against him. Death isn't shown "lashing out" with an explosive force capable of destroying galaxies.
Saitama stomps. Random ass traffic accidents or a falling plane isn't gonna do squat. Even if we assume Death can do things like have a government official "accidentally" nuke a city, it's still not enough to accomplish anything. On the contrary, large scale actions against Saitama actually kill a shit load of people who weren't meant to die, which is kind of hypocritical for a being who spends like 5 films chasing after people cause they upset the natural order of death.
So all Death has left is dropping window panes and kitchen cutlery on a guy who can explode asteroids by punching them. You tell me who wins
Saitama stomps. Random ass traffic accidents or a falling plane isn't gonna do squat. Even if we assume Death can do things like have a government official "accidentally" nuke a city, it's still not enough to accomplish anything. On the contrary, large scale actions against Saitama actually kill a shit load of people who weren't meant to die, which is kind of hypocritical for a being who spends like 5 films chasing after people cause they upset the natural order of death.
So all Death has left is dropping window panes and kitchen cutlery on a guy who can explode asteroids by punching them. You tell me who wins
Not really. Saitama isn't immortal. If he can die, Death will find a way, even if it means waiting him out. Unless Saitama finds a way to become immortal, resurrect from being dead or can nullify Death as a concept, Death will win by default.
@g2_: Saitama is not a god. Perceived "disrespect" of fictional characters is no skin off my nose. Your definition of "respect" is not relevant to this battle.
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