Makoto Furukawa Writes and Sings One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2 Ending
The lead voice actor returns with "Wakusei no Katasumi," his first anime tie-in song featuring his own lyrics.
Makoto Furukawa will perform "Wakusei no Katasumi" for One-Punch Man season 3's second part, marking his first anime tie-in with self-written lyrics. The second part premieres in January 2027.
Makoto Furukawa will sing the ending theme for One-Punch Man season 3’s second part. “Wakusei no Katasumi” (Corner of the Planet) marks his first anime tie-in song for which he also wrote the lyrics.
The anime’s official website announced the ending details on Saturday. Furukawa, the anime’s lead voice actor, returns as an ending theme performer.
The website also revealed four hero visuals and two monster visuals. The second cours, a quarter-year broadcast block, premieres in January 2027.
JAM Project also returns to perform the opening theme, “Never Done - SUPREME POWER VS ULTIMATE FEAR -.”
J.C. Staff returns from the second season to animate the series. The third season’s staff includes:
- Director Shinpei Nagai, whose credits include Inugami-san to Nekoyama-san and DOGEZA: I Tried Asking While Kowtowing.
- Series script supervisor Tomohiro Suzuki, returning from previous seasons.
- Character designer Chikashi Kubota, returning from previous seasons alongside Shinjiro Kuroda and Ryōsuke Shirakawa.
- Art director Sakura Murakami, who previously worked on background art for season 2. Shigemi Ikeda and Yukiko Maruyama held the art director roles that season.
- Color designer Mayumi Tanahashi, returning from season 2.
- Director of photography Yuki Hirose, replacing the previous season’s Yoshio Ōkouchi.
- Editor Masahiro Gotō, returning from season 2.
- Sound director Yoshikazu Iwanami, returning from season 2.
- Music composer Makoto Miyazaki, returning from season 2.
The anime adapts ONE and Yūsuke Murata’s One Punch Man manga. Season 3 premiered with a recap on October 5, 2025.
Its first regular episode aired one week later, becoming the anime’s 25th episode overall.
The anime streams on Hulu in the United States and Disney+ in Canada. Netflix carries it in Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand. Crunchyroll also streams it in Latin America and Oceania.
Madhouse animated the first season, which aired in Japan from October to December 2015. Season 2 began with a television special in April 2019, followed by its first episode one week later.
Sources: One-Punch Man anime's website via ANN
