One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2 will air in January 2027, following a key visual in June 2026 and another announcement in October 2026. The manga's 37th volume released digitally on July 17, 2026, and an English dub is carried by Pluto TV in the United States.
Season 3 of the One-Punch Man anime is split across two parts. A key visual for the second cour was released in late June 2026, showing Saitama, Genos, Garou, Drive Knight, and Psykos. The visual debuted at the anime's 10th anniversary exhibition in Tokyo, where Garou voice actor Hikaru Midorikawa shared his impressions. At that point the second cour was scheduled to air in 2027.
That window narrowed in October 2026, when the anime's official side announced that Season 3 Part 2 will air in January 2027. A key visual and first PV were released together with the broadcast date. The PV shows Garou at the center, with Psykos, Tatsumaki, and Genos, plus Saitama and Flashy Flash inside the Monster Association hideout. JAM Project returns for the opening theme, titled "Never Done: Strongest VS Most Terrifying." The first Blu-ray and DVD volume and the theme CD land the same week.
Off screen, the manga continues its digital release schedule. The 37th volume was part of Shueisha's Kindle slate for July 17, 2026, alongside titles such as The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You Vol. 26 and Junket Bank Vol. 22. In September 2026, Pluto TV added two anime channels and more than 1,300 hours of programming, carrying an English dub of One-Punch Man. Coverage of the series also includes a podcast episode that used the Genos-Saitama dynamic to discuss how people reshape God in their own image.
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Oct 10
The One-Punch Man anime's official side announced on October 11 that Season 3 Part 2 will air in January 2027. A key visual and first PV were released, showing Garou at center, new character Psykos, Tatsumaki and Genos, plus Saitama and Flashy Flash in the Monster Association hideout. JAM Project returns for the opening theme, "Never Done: Strongest VS Most Terrifying."
Sep 2
Pluto TV is adding two dedicated anime channels, more than 1,300 hours of programming, and several English dubs debuting this month. The free ad-supported service will carry dubbed versions of One-Punch Man and Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple, which Pluto says makes it the only free streaming platform with either dub. New channels It's Anime and Big A Anime launch this month. The expansion targets younger viewers, who account for nearly half of all anime viewing hours on the platform.
Jul 17
Dengeki Hobby Web highlighted Shueisha Kindle manga releasing on July 17, 2026. The roundup includes One Punch Man Vol. 37, The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You Vol. 26, Junket Bank Vol. 22, and additional titles such as Noa-senpai wa Tomodachi. Vol. 11, Mokkori Hanbei 13, Diamond no Kōzai 10, and Shadow House 22.
Jun 27
A new key visual for the second cour of One Punch Man Season 3 has been released, adding Saitama, Genos, Garou, Drive Knight, and Psykos to the existing lineup. The second cour is scheduled to air in 2027. The visual debuted at the anime's 10th anniversary exhibition in Tokyo, where Garou voice actor Hikaru Midorikawa shared his impressions.
May 28
The Power of God and Anime podcast released episode 43, using One Punch Man to discuss how people reshape God in their own image. Host Mike also recommends the early isekai series Those Who Hunt Elves and runs a new anime poll.