Netflix Listing Sparks Major Speculation

Just days before the highly anticipated premiere of One Punch Man Season 3, fans have been given a surprising new detail. Netflix Brazil has listed the upcoming installment as Part 1, which strongly suggests that the season will run in two cours. While the production team at J.C. Staff has not yet confirmed this, the listing has given fans new hope that the arc will be adapted fully and without the rushed pacing that plagued the previous season.

Why a Two Cour Adaptation Matters

The Monster Association arc is widely regarded as the best storyline in the entire One Punch Man manga, but it is also the longest. Spanning nearly 100 chapters, it includes a massive war between the S Class Heroes and the formidable Monster Executives under Orochi. Adapting this arc in only 12 episodes would have been a huge challenge, but if Netflix’s listing proves accurate, fans can expect at least 24 episodes, allowing for more faithful pacing and better storytelling.

Season 2 had previously covered 37 chapters in only 12 episodes, which left some fans disappointed with its pacing and production quality. A two cour approach for Season 3 would ensure that the fights, character arcs, and emotional stakes receive the attention they deserve.

What Fans Can Expect in Season 3

Season 3 is set to cover the manga from chapter 86 onward, bringing to life some of the most iconic battles in the series. From Saitama’s long awaited clashes to the spotlight on heroes like Tatsumaki, Bang, and Genos, this season promises nonstop action. The arc will also introduce powerful villains from the Monster Association, raising the stakes higher than ever before.

Although the exact number of episodes is yet to be confirmed, the listing of Part 1 suggests that the adaptation will stretch across multiple months with a possible break between cours to maintain animation quality. This is a reassuring sign for fans worried about production issues.

Release Details and Platforms

One Punch Man Season 3 will premiere on October 12, 2025. In the United States and Canada, it will be available on Hulu, while Netflix Brazil will broadcast the series for Brazilian audiences. The split release may also hint at different streaming arrangements globally, but what remains certain is that fans everywhere are in for an epic adaptation.

A Defining Moment for One Punch Man

With its potential two cour format, One Punch Man Season 3 may become the most ambitious installment yet. Fans have been waiting years to see the Monster Association arc animated, and if Netflix’s listing holds true, this will be the most complete and faithful adaptation so far.


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