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One Punch Man: The Strongest

Game

A gacha team-building RPG adapting the anime's first two seasons. Players recruit heroes, monsters, villains, and martial artists into squads of six and chain a quick-time-event combo system together, under a story supervised by Shueisha's own production committee.

Genre: Gacha card RPG
Platform: Mobile gacha (iOS/Android)
Developer: PlayCrab
Publisher: FingerFun / Moonton
Release Year: 2020
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Gameplay

Players draw and level up character cards drawn from four groups, heroes, monsters, villains, and martial artists, then build six-member squads around series factions and roles. Combat runs on a QTE combo system that chains characters' skills together for larger attacks, with story progress and battle wins feeding character upgrades and new card pulls.
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Release History

PlayCrab develops the game, which first launched in China in 2019 through publisher FingerFun before an officially licensed Southeast Asian release on June 16, 2020, drawing over 4.7 million pre-registrations; a separate Japanese release was handled by GREE. Following Moonton's 2021 acquisition by ByteDance, Moonton took over publishing the game for global markets outside its original home regions.
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Shutdown

The game went offline in the United States on January 19, 2025, when ByteDance briefly pulled its apps, including Moonton-published titles, ahead of a federal deadline forcing divestiture of TikTok's US operations. Unlike TikTok itself, which returned days later, One Punch Man: The Strongest never resumed service in the region.
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