Fans of One Punch Man, rejoice! An official announcement has been made that an anime sequel would be published the following year.
On August 18, 2022, the official One-Punch Man homepage announced that season 3 of the show was currently in production.
We can confidently predict the release of One-Punch Man season 3! Finally, Saitama will be back on your screen.
The Monster Association Arc, which contains many of the most dramatic and eagerly awaited battles from fans, will be the main emphasis of the upcoming anime season.
Chikashi Kubota, who created the characters for the first two anime seasons, designed new key art that was made public alongside the news.
Three years after the second season’s conclusion, the new series was announced. Here are some predictions for One-Punch Man’s future.
One-Punch Man Season 3 Release Date
A precise release date has not yet been made public. Only that the series has started production as of 2022 has been made public, indicating that they are already at work on it. In light of this, a late 2023 release is to be anticipated.
As a result, we are unable to confirm the release date for One Punch Man season 3 at this time, but we will as soon as it is revealed! We’ll be among the first to let you know when it airs.
According to the official anime website, further updates will be available soon. As of right present, no studio has joined the production.
One-Punch Man Season 3 Trailer
Watch the action-packed first season trailer if you haven’t seen One-Punch Man yet!
No teaser or trailer for the upcoming season has been made public as of October 2022. When it debuts, check back for a link to the trailer!
One-Punch Man Synopsis
One-Punch Man chronicles the life of Saitama, a 25-year-old who suffers from boredom after growing so powerful that he can defeat any adversary with a single blow. He joins the Hero Association and sets out on a mission to discover a foe deserving of his attention in a world populated by superheroes and supervillains.
In the beginning of 2009, manga author and artist One launched the series as a webcomic. It was remade with artwork by Yusuke Murata in June 2012 and released on the Weekly Young Jump website in Japan after experiencing success on a global scale.
Universally praised, One-Punch Man is one of the best-selling manga series of all time with over 30 million copies sold globally.
The anime production company MADHOUSE handled the second season’s production while studio J.C. Staff handled the first season.
Season 3’s production company is MAPPA. J.C. Staff animated the second season, whereas Madhouse animated the first.
The fact that many people think MAPPA is better than Madhouse is quite satisfying for supporters.
For North American viewers, Viz Media licensed both manga and anime; as of 2022, the animated series may be viewed on Netflix, Hulu, and Crunchyroll. The rights are still held by Crunchyroll for viewers in Europe.
The One-Punch Man Twitter account issued a caution about relying on unauthorized information from other Twitter accounts in December 2022. You should, of course, only believe the official account.
More One-Punch Man Announcements
There are numerous fresh developments involving the One-Punch Man brand, despite the absence of information on the third season.
One-Punch Man Manga
The illustrator Yusuke Murata revealed on Twitter that he will be taking a break from his work on the manga for at least a month in order to “prepare for the future” of One-Punch Man, even though the series has more than 170 chapters and counting.
Murata added that a new arc will begin when the comic resumes. Fans responded with fervor and great enthusiasm for the upcoming new narrative.
Sony Pictures purchased the One-Punch Man rights and a live-action One-Punch Man movie was in development, it was reported in June 2022. The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift filmmaker Justin Lin was attached to the project to helm the movie. Lin will also produce and contribute to the rewriting of the screenplay.
Who could write a script for a tale that is so well-known? The role has been claimed by screenwriters Jeff Plinker and Scott Rosenberg. On the sequel to Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, Plinker and Rosenberg worked together. The Next Level of Jumanji
Plinker and Rosenberg both wrote the screenplays for the movies High Fidelity and Lost, respectively. The two worked as executive producers on the Cowboy Bebop adaption for Netflix.
The movie’s production company, Arad Productions, has been confirmed. Uncharted, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Ghost in the Shell, and the Borderlands movie scheduled for 2022 are just a few of the comic book and video game film adaptations that the production business has worked on.