Animated Media gathers the full run of One-Punch Man's television anime along with its original video animations. Drawn from the manga, the adaptation stretches across three seasons totaling thirty-six episodes plus a lineup of comedic OVA shorts.
The One-Punch Man anime carries the manga to the screen over three seasons and a set of standalone OVAs. The opening season ran for twelve episodes across the autumn and winter of 2015, followed by an English broadcast the next year. A second season, again twelve episodes, arrived in the spring of 2019 with a near-simultaneous English release. The third season launched its first half with another twelve episodes late in 2025, and a second half is slated to follow in 2027.
Each season adapts a stretch of the source manga, progressing from Saitama's earliest encounters through the alien invasion, the rise of Garou, and the wider monster conflicts. Running alongside the main story is a collection of thirteen OVA shorts numbered from zero, most of them light comedic side pieces built around fishing trips, video-game rivalries, and a couple of mock murder mysteries. The English dubs for the OVAs were released in batches well after their Japanese airings.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
The One Punch Man anime totals thirty-six television episodes across three seasons, plus a set of thirteen numbered OVA shorts. Season three's second half is still slated to follow in 2027.
Season one of One Punch Man ran for twelve episodes across the autumn and winter of 2015 in Japan, with the English broadcast following the next year.
Yes. The first half of One Punch Man season three, twelve episodes, launched in late 2025, and the second half is scheduled to follow in 2027.
The One Punch Man OVAs are a set of thirteen numbered shorts running alongside the main series, and most are light comedic side stories built around fishing trips, video-game rivalries, and a couple of mock murder mysteries.
The Japanese broadcast of season two's ninth episode was pushed back by a week because TV Tokyo aired coverage of the 2019 French Open in its place.
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