One Punch Man Season 3 Episode 3 release date, time, and where to watch

One-Punch Man Season 3 Episode 3 is coming soon. This season continues to build on the long-running Monster Association arc and the intense storyline involving Garou, the Hero Hunter, as Saitama remains hilariously unaware of the chaos unfolding around him.

One-Punch Man Season 3 Episode 3: When and Where to Watch

The Season 3 is officially set to premiere on Sunday, October 26, 2025, following its weekly release schedule. The episode will stream at 8:45 AM PT / 11:45 AM ET in the United States and 3:45 PM GMT in the United Kingdom.

In the US, new episodes are available exclusively on Hulu. However, according to reports, the show might migrate to Disney+ once Hulu merges with the platform in December 2025.


In the UK, Europe, and most other regions, Crunchyroll remains the official home for One-Punch Man Season 3, consistent with past seasons and standard anime releases.

One-Punch Man Season 3 Release Schedule

The current season began with a special recap episode to refresh fans on earlier storylines. The full release schedule so far includes:

Episode 0 (Recap): October 5, 2025

Episode 1: October 12, 2025

Episode 2: October 19, 2025

Episode 3: October 26, 2025

The season will reportedly include 12 episodes, mirroring the format of its previous two seasons and extending the series through December 2025.

What to Expect in One Punch Man Episode 3

While official spoilers have not yet surfaced, Episode 3 is expected to delve deeper into the Hero Association’s response to the Monster Association’s growing threat. Viewers may see prominent S-Class heroes like Genos and King facing major challenges as coordinated monster attacks intensify.

Meanwhile, Saitama—true to his nature—will likely remain detached from the larger conflict, focusing on his personal life and mundane struggles while the world faces destruction.

One Punch Man Season 3 Reception So Far

The third season of One Punch Man has not received the kind of reception its previous two season had received. The third season has been facing criticism for its animation quality. Such was the reviews that One Punch Man Season 3 director Shinpei Nagai even went on to beg fans to “stop with the harassment and the persistent questions that I can’t answer due to NDAs.”