One Punch Man Season 3 Episode 2 Release Date And Time

After 6 years of waiting for it, One Punch Man is finally back with Season 3 to show us Saitama's next adventure. Fans were buzzing with excitement about who Saitama would end with one punch on his next expedition. We have seen the first episode put the pieces on the board and reminded everyone why the Monster Association arc is a fan favorite.

Now, the second episode of One Punch Man season 3 should carry that momentum forward with more focus on the raid plans, the S‑Class roster, and a growing shadow from the Monster side. Let's learn when and where the fans can expect the next OPM installment to drop.

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Release Date, Time, And Where To Watch One Punch Man Season 3, Episode 2

One Punch Man season 3, episode 2 is scheduled for October 19, 2025. Following the same weekly rollout as the premiere, in the United States, the expected simulcast window lands late morning, around 7:45 AM PT / 10:45 AM ET. So, it's around the same time as Episode 1's release.

Here are some of the other release times in different time zones:

• Pacific Time (PT): 7:45 AM Sunday

• Mountain Time (MT): 8:45 AM Sunday

• Central Time (CT): 9:45 AM Sunday

• Eastern Time (ET): 10:45 AM Sunday

• British Time (BST): 3:45 PM Sunday

• Central European Time (CET): 4:45 PM Sunday

• Japan Standard Time (JST): 11:45 PM Sunday

In the U.S., OPM season 3, episode 2 will stream on Hulu, Netflix, and Crunchyroll. The platforms are carrying Season 3, with new episodes arriving weekly on Sundays. If the episode doesn’t appear at the exact time, refresh the app or try the web version and check again after a few minutes.

What Happened In One Punch Man Season 3 Episode 1

Episode 1 reopened the story with a clear focus: the Hero Association under pressure and the Monster Association growing bolder underground. The premiere reintroduced S‑Class faces, set rescue stakes, and the raid strategy that will drive One Punch Man season three.

The tone balanced quick humor with real danger, giving a signal that the biggest fights are coming soon. We also saw the stage being set for Garou’s rise as a central problem for Heroes, with hints of how his path will collide with the Monster Association’s plans. On the other hand, Saitama’s return brought calm moments and quick action when needed.

Release Year	MAL Rating	Animation Studio	Genre	Watch On
October 2015	8.49	Madhouse, J.C. Staff	Action, Comedy	Crunchyroll

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