It’s been more than five years since the popular character Saitama from “One-Punch Man” made his debut on screen, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the release of season three. With the announcement of its return this October, fans are eager for updates about the ongoing battle between the Hero and Monster associations. Although a specific air date hasn’t been announced yet, the creator of Saitama and his team of crime fighters, known as “ONE,” has some intriguing insights to share regarding the anime’s comeback. The franchise architect has shared a message with fans waiting for season three, hinting that the new episodes will introduce a fresh narrative.
According to VIZ Media, ONE expressed his eagerness for the airing of “One-Punch Man” Season 3 this fall. He acknowledged that the series wouldn’t have progressed without fan support and promised that Season 3 will offer a captivating exploration of the S-Class heroes’ exhilarating new journeys. He also extended his gratitude to the production team for their dedication in preserving the essence of the original manga, transforming it into an extraordinary anime narrative distinctly its own. He is thrilled to share this anticipation with everyone and encourages fans to watch Season 3 alongside him. Thank you!
One-Punch Drama
Lately, there’s been quite a bit of excitement and speculation about “One-Punch Man” across the community, so let’s delve into the anime itself. As of now, only one trailer has been unveiled for the upcoming third season, which was shown in February of last year. This has left many anime enthusiasts perplexed, while others are also concerned about the series’ future and potential delays. During a recent live stream, voice actor Kyle Herbert mentioned that he hasn’t started recording dialogue for the upcoming season, portraying Atomic Samurai. This has sparked questions among fans as to whether the show will still meet its October release date.
As a dedicated fan of One-Punch Man, I’ve got to admit, the storyline hasn’t just been limited to the anime. Some fans have expressed mixed feelings about the “redraws” in the manga that artist Yusuke Murata has been working on. Essentially, these are reinterpretations of past battles and stories with fresh artwork and possibly new plot points. These reimagined scenes often replace new chapters, which can be a bit disappointing for fans who are eagerly awaiting Saitama’s next adventures.
Interestingly, the original webcomic that kickstarted it all is still being produced by ONE. However, the art style in this version is significantly more minimalistic compared to what many of us have grown accustomed to.
Via VIZ Media
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