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In the wake of defeating Boros and his mighty army, Saitama has returned to his unremarkable everyday life in Z-City. However, unbeknownst to him, the number of monsters appearing is still continuously on the rise, putting a strain on the Hero Association's resources. Their top executives decide on the bold move of recruiting hoodlums in order to help in their battle. But during the first meeting with these potential newcomers, a mysterious man calling himself Garou makes his appearance. Claimin...
The anime season adapts chapters 38 through 84 of the manga.
When a rogue disciple turns monster, Saitama’s boredom finally meets a fight worth his punch.
After the explosive showdown with Boros, Saitama drifts back into the mundanity of Z‑City, only to discover that monster sightings are spiking faster than his grocery bills. The Hero Association, stretched thin, resorts to recruiting dubious vigilantes, hoping to plug the gap. Their desperate meeting is shattered when a feral fighter named Garou crashes the scene, declaring himself a monster and tearing through the crowd with a ferocity that makes even seasoned heroes flinch. Garou, the disgraced protégé of the famed martial artist Silverfang, embarks on a relentless crusade against the Association, crushing anyone who dares to stand in his way. Intrigued by the chaos and ever‑hungry for a good payday, Saitama signs up for the Hero Association’s martial‑arts tournament, hoping the prize might finally give him a reason to get out of bed. As the competition heats up, Garou’s rampage escalates, and a far more ominous threat looms on the horizon—one that could plunge humanity into catastrophe if the heroes can’t unite in time.
Garou’s brutal hero‑vs‑monster arc
Watch Garou’s relentless onslaught, from crushing Class C heroes to taking on S‑Class veterans, each fight escalating the stakes and redefining what a ‘monster’ can be.
The Hero Association’s chaotic recruitment
The absurdly bureaucratic meeting where the Association hires thugs, con artists, and a self‑proclaimed “monster” satirizes hero systems while delivering unexpected combat pairings.
Saitama’s rare moment of motivation
For the first time Saitama actually trains for a purpose—entering the martial‑arts tournament for cash—giving a glimpse of his hidden competitive side.
Visually striking tournament battles
Episodes 5‑7 showcase a variety of fighting styles, from explosive energy blasts to gritty hand‑to‑hand combat, each choreographed to highlight individual hero quirks.
Dark humor meets existential dread
The series balances over‑the‑top parody—like the Hero Association’s PR‑filled press conference—with moments that question the meaning of strength in a world overrun by monsters.
Best for: Viewers who love a blend of high‑octane fight choreography, satirical hero tropes, and a compelling anti‑hero antagonist.
Season 2 escalates the superhero satire with a martial-arts tournament and a ruthless hero-hunter antagonist. Expect stylized but bloody combat, some coarse language, and a darker tone than Season 1 while retaining the series' comedic core.
One-Punch Man Season 2 has 12 episodes.
One-Punch Man Season 2 is currently finished airing.
One-Punch Man Season 2 was produced by J.C.Staff.
One-Punch Man Season 2 aired Apr 10, 2019 to Jul 3, 2019.
One-Punch Man Season 2 is based on a Web manga.
Season 2 escalates the superhero satire with a martial-arts tournament and a ruthless hero-hunter antagonist. Expect stylized but bloody combat, some coarse language, and a darker tone than Season 1 while retaining the series' comedic core.
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Genos
Main
CV: Ishikawa, Kaito

Saitama
Main
CV: Furukawa, Makoto

Amahare
Supporting
CV: Souma, Kouichi

Armored Gorilla
Supporting
CV: Yamamoto, Shouta

Atomic Samurai
Supporting
CV: Tsuda, Kenjirou

Awakened Cockroach
Supporting
CV: Nosaka, Naoya

Bakuzan
Supporting
CV: Hoshino, Takanori

Bang
Supporting
CV: Yamaji, Kazuhiro

Bearded Worker
Supporting
CV: Yamamoto, Shouta

Benpatsu
Supporting
CV: Souma, Kouichi

Bespectacled Worker
Supporting
CV: Ueda, Youji

Blue Fire
Supporting
CV: Hasegawa, Yoshiaki

Bofoy
Supporting
CV: Genda, Tesshou

Bomb
Supporting
CV: Fukumatsu, Shinya

Butterfly DX
Supporting
CV: Hori, Soushirou

Chain'n'toad
Supporting
CV: Souma, Kouichi

Charanko
Supporting
CV: Masuda, Toshiki

Child Emperor
Supporting
CV: Takayama, Minami

Choze
Supporting
CV: Tone, Kentarou

Darkness Blade
Supporting

Death Gatling
Supporting
CV: Shiraishi, Kento

Destrochloridium
Supporting
CV: Tezuka, Hiromichi

Doctor Kuseno
Supporting
CV: Ogata, Kenichi

Drive Knight
Supporting
CV: Ueda, Youji
12 episodes
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