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Episode 25

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The twenty-fifth One-Punch Man episode opens season three and turns to planning as the Hero Association gathers its leadership and top ranks against the Monster Association. On the enemy side, Gyoro Gyoro and Orochi marshal their forces and dispatch new monsters onto Garou's trail.

Kanji: 作戦の会議
Title: Strategy Meeting
Season Part: Part 1
Ending Theme: Soko ni Aru Akari
Next Episode: Episode 26
Opening Theme: Get No Satisfied!
Japan Air Date: October 12, 2025
Adapted Chapters: Chapters 86, 87; Confidence
English Air Date: November 30, 2025
Previous Episode: Episode 24
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Summary

With the conflict against the Monster Association escalating, the Hero Association convenes a large council. Officials such as Sitch, Sekingar, and Narinki sit alongside the organization's strongest fighters, including Tatsumaki, Superalloy Darkshine, Pig God, Child Emperor, Zombieman, Atomic Samurai, Sweet Mask, Puri-Puri Prisoner, Fubuki, Bang, Bomb, Genos, King, and Saitama, as they weigh how to respond to the enemy's declaration of war.

Across the divide, Gyoro Gyoro and Orochi rally the Monster Association's own ranks and issue assignments. Among these orders, the monsters Royal Ripper and Bug God are sent to shadow Garou, marking their entrance into the story.

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Key Events

The Hero Association assembles its executives and S-Class heroes to strategize against the Monster Association. The Monster Association organizes its forces under Gyoro Gyoro and Orochi, and Royal Ripper and Bug God are ordered to pursue Garou.

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Notes

Titled Strategy Meeting, this Monster Association Arc episode is the first of season three, adapting chapters 86 and 87 along with the Confidence omake. It aired in Japan on October 12, 2025, and in English on November 30, 2025, using Get No Satisfied! as its opening and Soko ni Aru Akari as its ending. In the adaptation Fubuki appears in her signature dress rather than the turtleneck, and Royal Ripper and Bug God are introduced through their orders from Gyoro Gyoro, though Tongara is still shown bearing the facial scar Royal Ripper gave him.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One-Punch Man Episode 25?

Episode 25, Strategy Meeting, opens season three as the Hero Association convenes its leadership and top-ranked heroes to plan a response to the Monster Association's declaration of war.

Which heroes attend the Hero Association's council in Episode 25?

The council in Episode 25 includes officials Sitch, Sekingar, and Narinki alongside heroes such as Tatsumaki, Superalloy Darkshine, Pig God, Child Emperor, Zombieman, Atomic Samurai, Sweet Mask, Puri-Puri Prisoner, Fubuki, Bang, Bomb, Genos, King, and Saitama.

What do Royal Ripper and Bug God do in Episode 25?

Royal Ripper and Bug God are dispatched by Gyoro Gyoro and Orochi to shadow Garou, marking their first appearance in Episode 25.

What arc does One-Punch Man Episode 25 begin?

Episode 25 opens season three within the Monster Association Arc, following the Hero Association's and Monster Association's parallel preparations for war.

How does the anime adaptation of Episode 25 change Fubuki's appearance from the manga?

In the Episode 25 adaptation, Fubuki appears in her signature dress rather than the turtleneck she wears in the same scene of the manga.

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