One-Punch Man Season 3: Release Date & New Plot Details Revealed

After what felt like an eternity, One-Punch Man fans finally have a reason to mark their calendars. Six years is a long wait for any anime, but the third season is finally happening. And it looks like Saitama is about to punch his way into another wild showdown.

During this year’s Anime Expo, creator ONE didn’t waste time with fancy hype lines. He dropped a message straight from the heart, thanking fans for sticking around this long. The excitement is real. Yusuke Murata, the artist behind those iconic panels, echoed the same vibe and confirmed what people were hoping to hear — Season 3 is set for October 2025.

What’s Next For The S-Class Heroes?

So, what’s the plan this time? According to ONE, Season 3 won’t just be about Saitama landing another casual knockout. This round dives deeper into the chaos around the S-Class heroes. The Monster Association arc will hit its stride. Expect more monsters, more drama, and plenty of clashes that don’t get solved with a single punch.

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The teaser also confirms fans will get to see Garou back in action. Last time we saw him, Garou was already stirring up trouble. Now, he’s holed up at the Monster Association hideout, which means more face-offs with heroes who don’t always see eye to eye. And then there’s Saitama, who’ll probably show up late, yawn, and end the fight in five seconds — classic.

When Will Season 3 Actually Drop?

Yusuke Murata gave the timeline fans needed. October 2025 is the big target. Crunchyroll jumped on the news right after. They confirmed the story beats and the return of Makoto Furukawa as Saitama’s deadpan voice. No big cast shake-ups, just more of the same crew who nailed the first two seasons’ vibe.

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For old fans and newcomers, this arc is a big one. It’s the S-Class heroes in the spotlight, a monster uprising, and Garou stirring the pot. It’s been a long wait, but the hero for fun is finally clocking back in.