One Punch Man Season 3 Drops Explosive New Teaser — Officially Smashing onto Screens This October
The highly anticipated third season of the popular anime is officially set to premiere in October 2025. Bandai Namco Filmworks recently dropped the first full promotional video, along with a striking "strongest version" key visual, giving fans a thrilling glimpse of what's to come.
For those who’ve been eagerly waiting, here’s the scoop: One-Punch Man Season 3 will once again be animated by J.C. Staff, the same studio behind the second season. While some fans had mixed feelings about the animation shift from Madhouse—the studio responsible for Season 1's stunning action scenes—it looks like J.C. Staff is ready to step things up this time.
One Punch Man Season 3 CAST
The returning voice cast features some familiar favorites, including Makoto Furukawa as the unbeatable Saitama, Hikaru Midorikawa as the fearsome Garou, and Daisuke Namikawa as the sinister Dr. Genus. This means we can expect some intense battles, especially as the story dives deeper into the Monster Association arc, with Garou’s rise as a central figure.
Behind the scenes, the staff lineup is packed with talent. Chikashi Kubota—known for his work on Corpse Princess: Aka and FLCL Progressive—returns as the character designer, ensuring the sharp and dynamic art style fans love. The series scripts are once again handled by Tomohiro Suzuki (ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept.), while Makoto Miyazaki (Triage X, Dragon Crisis!) is back to compose the music, setting the stage for those adrenaline-pumping fight scenes.
One Punch Man Overview
For those new to the anime, One-Punch Man follows Saitama, a hero who can defeat any opponent with a single punch. However, his overwhelming strength leaves him bored and unfulfilled as he searches for a worthy challenge. The series brilliantly balances over-the-top action with humor and clever storytelling, making it a hit with both anime fans and newcomers alike.
Looking back, the first season aired from October to December 2015 and quickly gained global popularity. Viz Media and Daisuki streamed it outside Japan, and it even premiered with an English dub on Adult Swim’s Toonami block in 2016. The second season followed in 2019, though the ashift in animation stylesparked some debate. Still, the gripping storyline kept viewers hooked, especially with Garou’s growing presence.
Beyond the anime, One-Punch Man’s influence is spreading even further. In 2022, Sony Pictures announced a live-action film adaptation, with Justin Lin (Fast & Furious series) set to direct. Recently, it was revealed that Dan Harmon (Rick and Morty, Community) and Heather Anne Campbell are rewriting the script—an exciting combo that hints at a fun, action-packed movie in the works.
Since its manga debut in 2012 on Shueisha's "Tonari no Young Jump" website, One Punch Man—created by ONE and illustrated by Yūsuke Murata—has grown into a global phenomenon. Viz Media continues to release both digital and print versions, keeping fans connected to Saitama’s latest adventures.
So, mark your calendars—October 2025 is going to be a knockout month for anime fans. With One Punch Man Season 3 promising high-stakes battles, fan-favorite characters, and a powerhouse creative team, the countdown has officially begun!