Fans of One Punch Man are growing anxious as the Hero Association and Saitama prepare to face the Monster Association again in October, but there’s been a silence on updates about the anticipated return. Although JC Staff has already released a trailer and several promotional posters for season three, fans have been unable to get their hands on any new footage recently. As Anime Expo 2025 approaches, fans are even more surprised to learn that no additional trailers for One-Punch Man season three were unveiled, prompting them to express their concerns online.
Get ready for ‘One-Punch Man’ at Anime Expo! Don’t miss out on updates about the forthcoming season and behind-the-scenes insights from special guests like Makoto Furukawa (voice actor for Saitama), Max Mittelman (English voice of Saitama), Greg Chun (English voice of Garou), Toshiaki Oshima (manga editor of ‘One-Punch Man’), and Chinatsu Matsui (producer of the anime ‘One-Punch Man’)!
The panel for One Punch Man has concluded, but there wasn’t any new trailer or information shared. It was announced that season 3 will be released in October, and the voice actors are still working on their recordings. Unfortunately, this event turned out to be a bit disappointing compared to previous ones. My apologies for building up anticipation.
— One Peak Man (@daily1punch) July 5, 2025
One-Punch Man Season 3 Details
The much-anticipated comeback of One-Punch Man is set for the Fall anime lineup this October, but JC Staff has kept mum about the exact release date so far. Given the cliffhanger ending of the second season, it’s no surprise that fans are eagerly awaiting the showdown between the heroes and the terrifying underground creatures. With Garou aligning himself with the Monster Association in order to boost his power and challenge the “hero for fun,” things promise to get heated up in the anime adaptation.
Regrettably, Saitama’s story in the One-Punch Man series has stirred some debate lately, particularly with the manga. The issue at hand is known as “re-draws,” or chapters where artist Yusuke Murata reworks earlier installments with fresh artwork and sometimes new events. Given his reputation for perfectionism, it’s understandable he would want to revise his work. However, the frequency of these revisions has left fans quite surprised. As the manga continues to release new chapters, it seems the anime adaptation will have a wealth of content to draw upon in the future. Here’s hoping that Sony Pictures’ live-action adaption of One-Punch Man manages to steer clear of controversy.
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2025-07-06 23:09