One Punch Man Season 3 English Dub Release Date
Let’s get right to the point: as of now, there’s no official release date for the One Punch Man Season 3 English dub. Yep, nothing confirmed by J.C. Staff, Viz Media, or Crunchyroll just yet. It’s a bit like waiting for Saitama to break a sweat, sure, it’ll happen eventually, but nobody can say exactly when.
Fans are especially antsy this time around. It’s been six years since the last season aired, and, given how much love both the sub and dub get from the OPM community, it’s not just a vocal minority asking: “When’s the English dub dropping?” The thirst is real.
Why’s the wait so unpredictable? In the past, One Punch Man’s dubbed episodes lagged way behind. Season 1’s dub took about a year, and Season 2 didn’t show up dubbed for half a year after the sub ended.
That’s ancient history in anime terms. These days, simul-dubs are all the rage, and many shows drop in English just weeks (sometimes days) after their Japanese premieres.
For OPM Season 3, the show kicks off with its Japanese audio on October 12, 2025, over on Crunchyroll. Some fans were hopeful for a simultaneous English dub launch, especially when Viz Media announced the voice cast months ago; casting announcements this early feel like a “we’re ready on day one” move.
On X, the official AnimeTV account (@animetv_jp) shared an exciting update for fans, announcing the new opening of One-Punch Man with a fiery emoji to match the hype. The post encouraged viewers to watch One-Punch Man Season 3, generating buzz across the anime community eager for the series’ highly anticipated return.
On X, Anime Tweets (@AnimexTwts) shared a brief yet impactful post announcing One-Punch Man Season 3, adding to the growing excitement surrounding the anime’s upcoming release.
So far, though, there’s been no hype post about a simuldub, and Crunchyroll hasn’t slipped OPM into the Fall 2025 dub lineup either.
So where does that leave us? If the dub isn’t ready when the sub launches, the best-case scenario is a short delay, something like what we’ve seen with My Hero Academia, where the English version pops up two to three weeks later.
That would mean an October 26 or November 2 launch, if we’re lucky. But, and it’s a big but, given OPM’s track record, we could see another longer wait. If the dub sticks to tradition, Crunchyroll might not drop any English episodes until the whole subbed season is done in December, with early 2026 as a likely date.
Here’s hoping modern streaming habits (and all our pestering tweets) help move things along!
One Punch Man Season 3 Cast
The English dub cast hasn’t just been revealed; it’s the usual crowd of fan favorites, which should put minds at ease about consistency and voice chemistry. Seriously, these actors know Saitama’s quirks (…and spectacular lack of enthusiasm) better than anyone by now.
Here’s who’s returning to smack monsters with their vocal cords:
- Max Mittleman as Saitama
- Zach Aguilar as Genos
- Rich Brown as King
- Laura Post as Fubuki
- Corina Boettger as Tatsumaki
- John Demita as Silver Fang
- Greg Chun as Garou (the internet’s favorite sadistic antihero)
- Kyle Hebert as Atomic Samurai
- Sara Cravens as Child Emperor
- Vernon Dew as Zombieman
- Brook Chalmers as Pig God
- Zeno Robinson as Superalloy Blackluster
- Lex Lang as Flashy Flash
- Ray Chase as Puri Puri Prisoner
- Ben Lepley as Handsome Kamen Amai Mask
No recasts announced so far, which is always a relief. Small anecdote: Greg Chun (Garou’s English VA) has been hyping up his role on social media all summer, sharing how stoked he is to return. For fans who love dubbed anime, that energy is reassuring. Nobody likes getting invested and then hearing an unfamiliar voice mid-series.
What to Expect in One Punch Man Season 3?
Right away: more monsters, more heroes, and Saitama still (somehow) just looking for a good fight. Season 3 is set to cover one of the manga’s wildest arcs, the Monster Association saga, which means plenty of new faces on both sides.
Fans who read ahead in the manga have whispered about epic fights that will redefine the show’s power scale, not to mention a few moments with Garou that broke the internet in panel form.
And if you’re worried about missing out: each new character brings their own attitude, and watching the dub actors try out fresh villainous growls or heroic bravado is half the fun!
Here’s what longtime fans are buzzing about:
- Garou’s evolution from endearing menace to straight-up apocalypse-in-waiting.
- Flashy Flash is finally getting more screen time (with Lex Lang ready to flex those vocal cords).
- Fubuki and Tatsumaki sibling snark, if you prefer your psychic battles extra sassy.
Not to be overlooked: OPM’s English dub has a gift for preserving the show’s deadpan humor (and then mixing in the kind of little-weighty gravitas anime fans crave).
Think: Saitama absolutely unbothered by world-ending threats, Genos dissecting battle tactics like he’s submitting college essays, and King… somehow surviving with poker face alone.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article about One Punch Man Season 3, including release dates, English dub availability, and cast details, is based on official announcements and current publicly available sources as of October 2025. Release schedules are subject to change by the official licensors, including J.C. Staff, Viz Media, and Crunchyroll. Any speculation regarding potential dub release dates or episode timelines is for informational purposes only and may not reflect the final schedule.
