The production of the third season of One-Punch Man is well referred. But many fans still have some fears about the return of the successful superhero comedy anime. In fact, it is no exaggeration to say that there is only one thing that can overcome these fears: a quality of the very high animation!
Thus, the third season was announced in August 2022, and very little of the series was revealed, despite being scheduled to debut at some time of 2025. In addition, the first season gained praise for its quality, with amazing animation thanks to Madhouse . However, Madhouse was not available to do the second season, which was eventually animated by JC Staff. Although the contents of the story of season two has been well received, the series has received some severe criticism due to the quality of the animation.
The third season of One-Punch Man must be up to the first

At first, fans were not enthusiastic when it was revealed that JC Staff would also be dealing with season 3 of One-Punch Man . In this way, many fans have no faith at JC Staff to deliver animation at the same level as the first season. It is known that the 2nd season of One-Punch Man had some production problems that made the quality of the final animation below the level that JC Staff could have delivered. Production initially began under Madhouse, after all, and only moved to JC Staff a year after the start of production.
The animation in season 2 is considered slower, less fluid and lacking in detail compared to the incredible quality of the first season. Many attribute this to JC Staff's lack of familiarity with action anime compared to Madhouse. Still, there is no reason to think that JC Staff is unable to deliver an excellent animation for One-Punch Man . Season 3 will be JC Staff's opportunity to prove that the low quality of season 2 was not representative of the level of work they can offer.
The third season of One-Punch Man has not been ruined simply due to JC Staff's involvement, contrary to what some fans may think. The JC Staff team has had more time to work in season three than Monday. Undoubtedly, the studio is trying its best to deliver a quality product to fans!
Content of the third season of One-Punch Man can exceed limits
The third season of One-Punch Man will deal with most of the monster association's arc. The bow is the home of epic battles, like tatsumaki vs. Psychos, the battle of Garou at the speed of light with flash and the long -awaited Saitama vs. Garou. These scenes could define everything, so it's easy to understand why fans have so much at the quality of the animation of season three.
One thing that is important to remember, however, is that regardless of the quality of animation, the story and characters of the third season of One-Punch Man are the best that the manga has to offer. The Monster Association saga describes a total and intense battle between heroes and monsters. For it takes many of the heroes to the limit and forcing them to grow and evolve as characters.
Although the story can be good for fans anyway, the high quality of history is really just one more reason why it is so crucial to do the animation correctly. It would be a shame to have the story excellently delivered, just to be disappointed by what should be some of the most exciting struggles the series has to offer.
One-Punch Man's destination depends on the quality of the animation
Many fans have already threatened not to watch season 3 of One-Punch Man due to JC Staff's involvement. So if these fans are right about JC Staff, this will result in a blow to the popularity of the work once again. With over 5 years since season 2, the wait for season 3 was too long for her to end up being badly excited.
With the potential to be the most exciting launch of the year or one of the most disappointing, One-Punch Man has a lot to win. Faith in JC Staff among fans is low, but hopefully. Anyway, with the additional time they had, will the studio be able to set up an effort that is worthy of fans respect?
Anyway guys, what is your expectation about this season 3? Leave a comment and see you next time!