Makoto Miyazaki

Miyazaki composed the original soundtrack for both seasons of One Punch Man, released as the albums One Take Man and One Take Man 2. His guitar-driven score gave the show's fight scenes a rock-driven energy that matched its over-the-top action.

Miyazaki composed the score alongside fellow composers Hironobu Kageyama, Kenichi Maeyamada, and Masaaki Iizuka. Together they built the guitar-centered sound that became a signature part of the anime's identity.

Miyazaki built the score around guitar as its central instrument, and he has said the show's positive reception renewed his enthusiasm for the instrument after years of feeling worn out on its sound. That renewed energy carried through both seasons of the anime's music.

Miyazaki began playing guitar at age 13 and spent years writing scores across rock and pop styles before working on One Punch Man. That early grounding in guitar shaped the sound he later brought to the anime's soundtrack.

Makoto Miyazaki is a Japanese composer born in Saitama in 1981 who is best known for scoring both seasons of the One Punch Man anime. His work on the series has become the composing credit he is most widely recognized for.