One Punch Man is a very popular manga series by Osamu Tezuka, which was later adapted into an anime series, and is now a live-action film. After two seasons attracting millions of viewers around the world, they are now looking forward to watching what will happen in the next season. This post will give you all information about One Punch Man Season 3 and everything you should know.
One Punch Man Season 3 Release Date
One-Punch Man season 3 was officially confirmed on August 18, 2022, but a release date has not been announced. According to rumors, One-Punch Man Season 3 may be published in 2023, but take them with a grain of salt.
If you’re wondering why it’s taken so long to announce a third season, it’s because the global Covid-19 epidemic has caused some disruptions in production schedules, but also because several of the primary creative forces are now occupied with other tasks.
Shingo Natsume, who directed the first two seasons, is currently working on a new series called Yojohan Time Machine Blues. At the very least, we’ll have to wait till he has time and energy to devote to Saitama and co again.
Similarly, there’s the matter of which studio will produce it. Between seasons one and two, animation went from the legendary Madhouse, which created Paprika and Death Note, among many other well-known series and films, to the lesser-known JC Staff.
A subsequent reduction in quality was widely recognized, and it’s doubtful if JC Staff will remain with it or bring in another team.
The release date for One-Punch Man: Season 3 is still yet to be determined. However, we can be certain that Season 3 will be released over the following several years. This anime is obviously too popular to be canceled, and fans are eager to see Saitama send his enemies flying again.
One Punch Man season 3 trailer
Unfortunately, there has been no official trailer released up to now. Check back for a trailer link when it premieres!
If you are new to One-Punch Man and you are excited about this, you can watch the official trailer of the first and second season above!
What Might Happen In The One Punch Man Season 3 Plot?
The plot will go on to the Monster Association Arc after defeating the Elder Centipede in Season 2. Their group, led by Monster King Orochi, has only one goal: to destroy the Hero Association and establish a world filled with monsters. The following plot will take a closer look at villains like Garou and other members of the Monster Association. The upcoming events will also lead to a full-fledged battle between the heroes and the evil.
Fuhrer Ugly, Evil Natural Water, and Royal Ripper will be presented as new formidable villains. They will be engaging S-Class heroes who are attempting to occupy their lair. You may expect to see heroes like Atomic Samurai, Child Emperor, and Metal Knight get some screen time. This, however, means that we won’t see much of Saitama or Genos in the upcoming season.
Despite this, One-Punch Man: Season 3 will continue to feature spectacular combat and humorous fun. If you want to know the complete tale of Season 3 right now, you may start reading the manga from Volume 17.
One Punch Man Synopsis
One-Punch Man portrays the life of Saitama, a 25-year-old man who suffers from boredom after becoming so powerful that he can defeat any foe with a single punch. In a world full of superheroes and supervillains, he joins the Hero Association and sets out to find a worthy opponent.
In early 2009, manga creator and illustrator One started the story as an independent webcomic. Following its worldwide popularity, it was re-created in June 2012 with illustrations by Yusuke Murata and published on the Weekly Young Jump website in Japan.
One-Punch Man has earned widespread recognition; the series has sold over 30 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling manga series of all time.
The first season was created by the anime production company MADHOUSE, while the second season was produced by the studio J.C. Staff.
Season 3’s production studio is yet to be confirmed.
Both the anime and manga were licensed by Viz Media for North American audiences; the animated series can be watched on Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll as of 2022. Crunchyroll retains the rights for European viewers.
One-Punch Man season 3 cast & anime staff
Character & Cast
| Character | Voice Actor |
| Saitama | Makoto Furukawa |
| Bang | Kazuhiro Yamaji |
| Genos | Kaito Ishikawa |
| Garou | Hikaru Midorikawa |
| King | Hiroki Yasumoto |
| Tatsumaki | Aoi Yuuki |
Anime Staff
| Anime Staff Position | Staff |
| Director | Shingo Natsume, Chikara Sakurai |
| Series Composition, Script | Tomohiro Suzuki |
| Character Design | Shuuhei Handa |
| Studio | Madhouse, J.C.Staff |
Video About One-Punch Man Season 3
FAQs
Where will One-Punch Man season 3 be available?
The animated series can be watched on Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll as of 2022.Â
How many seasons of One Puch Man are there?
So far, One Punch Man has only two seasons and an OVA from 2015 titled One-Punch Man: Road to Hero that is a prequel to the series. Season 3 of OPM has yet to air.
Will One-Punch Man season 3 blow fans away after season 2 disappointment?
After the major disappointment caused by its lackluster Season 2, One-Punch Man fans can rest assured that the recently-announced Season 3 will blow them out of their seats. Â In fact, the upcoming season of the anime will focus on the most thrilling part of the manga, the Monster Association Arc, including some of the series’ most expected fights.
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