
One-Punch Man Season 3
TV · 12 episodes · 24 min/ep · J.C.Staff
Earth is saved by heroes for now, but the large-scale battle between the Hero Association and the Monster Association is far from over. The dangerous hero hunter Garou is still on the loose despite the efforts to capture him, and the Monster Association has abducted a notable figure, leaving the Hero Association in turmoil. With a strict deadline for the rescue, the heroes set out in search of the monsters' hideout. Though he is heavily injured, Garou is recruited by the Monster Association in the hope of making him a part of the leadership. In order to ascend the ranks, the hero hunter must first prove that he is ready to give up on his humanity by killing a hero. It does not take long for Garou to find his victim, but that very person is the oblivious Saitama, who effortlessly knocks him out. This humiliating defeat causes Garou to be branded as a traitor by the monsters. Moreover, the next clash between the two associations approaches rapidly. As both sides are ready to engage in any tactics and use any pawns at their disposal, the safety of the world is at their mercy. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Genus Hakase
Supporting

Daisuke Namikawa
Japanese

Butagami
Supporting

Daisuke Namikawa
Japanese

Kuseno Hakase
Supporting

Kenichi Ogata
Japanese

Saitama
Main

Makoto Furukawa
Japanese

Genos
Supporting

Kaito Ishikawa
Japanese

Onsoku no Sonic
Supporting

Yuuki Kaji
Japanese

Bang
Supporting

Kazuhiro Yamaji
Japanese

Tatsumaki
Supporting

Aoi Yuuki
Japanese

Fubuki
Supporting

Saori Hayami
Japanese

Bofoi
Supporting

Tesshou Genda
Japanese

Armored Gorilla
Supporting

Shouta Yamamoto
Japanese

Puri-Puri Prisoner
Supporting

Masaya Onosaka
Japanese

Perla Liberatori
ADR Director (Italian)

Yuusuke Murata
Original Character Design

Thiago Keplmair
ADR Director (Brazilian Portuguese)

Hironobu Kageyama
Theme Song Composition (OP)

Hironobu Kageyama
Theme Song Lyrics (OP)

Yoshikazu Iwanami
Sound Director

Yumi Nakayama
Animation Director (eps 2, 5, 9, 11, 12)

Masahiro Gotou
Editing

JAM Project
Theme Song Performance (OP)

René Dawn-Claude
ADR Script (German)