One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2 Sets Premiere Window
One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2 now has a release date, coming months after Part 1 finished. The season has faced fan disappointment, including a poorly received sixth episode and the director deactivating social media after harassment. The manga, created by One and Yusuke Murata, has sold over 38 million copies as of July 2026.
Part 2 of One-Punch Man's third season is scheduled for January 2027, accompanied by fresh promotional art and a trailer. JAM Project will again handle the opening song, this time titled "Never Done -SUPREME POWER VS ULTIMATE FEAR-." Part 1 ran from October 2025 through December 29, 2025.
The property began as a 2009 webcomic before its 2012 manga remake, written by One and drawn by Yusuke Murata; North American readers get new chapters digitally through Weekly Shonen Jump. By July 2026, sales had surpassed 38 million copies. A Hollywood adaptation has also been in development since 2020.
The announcement may reassure fans after a divisive season and harassment aimed at the director, potentially renewing interest in the franchise. Streaming platforms and manga publishers could see renewed engagement around January 2027, while the live-action project may draw new audiences. The earlier backlash also highlights how online criticism can affect creative staff, though it remains unclear whether Part 2 will change broader perceptions.