One-Punch Man Season 3 Adds Ending Theme Song

The official anime website revealed that Makoto Furukawa will perform the ending theme for the second part of the third season, with the second part set to premiere in January 2027.

Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Space

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Makoto Furukawa will perform and co-write "Wakusei no Katasumi" as the ending theme for the second part of One-Punch Man's third season, set to premiere in January 2027. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

The official One-Punch Man anime website announced that "Wakusei no Katasumi" (Corner of the Planet) will serve as the ending theme for the second part of season three. Makoto Furukawa performs the song and wrote its lyrics, his first anime tie-in song with lyrics he wrote.

Why it matters

The announcement gives viewers details about the music and visuals for the anime's upcoming installment ahead of its scheduled premiere. The series is available for streaming in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand.

The official website presented four hero visuals and two monster visuals alongside the announcement. The third season's first episode aired as the 25th overall episode, one week after its October 5, 2025 recap premiere.

The players

Makoto Furukawa

Makoto Furukawa is a Japanese musician performing the ending theme and writing its lyrics for the One-Punch Man anime.

Madhouse

Madhouse is a Japanese animation studio that returned to animate the third season of One-Punch Man after working on the second season.

The details

The official website announced the ending theme details on Saturday, naming the song "Wakusei no Katasumi" and crediting Makoto Furukawa as both performer and lyricist. Madhouse returns from the second season to animate the series.

Timeline

  1. October 5, 2025: Third season premiered with a recap.

  2. One week later: The 25th overall episode, the first of the third season, aired.

  3. Saturday (November 7, 2026): Ending theme song details were announced on the official website.

  4. January 2027: The second part of the third season is scheduled to premiere.

Big Picture

Madhouse returning from the second season to animate the third continues the production team that carried the series forward after its first run. The ending theme's lyrics by Furukawa mark a new collaboration step for him in anime tie-ins.

Viewers in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Australia, and New Zealand can stream the third season now. The ending theme is a new addition to the episodes they can watch as the second part arrives.

The takeaway

The announcement lets viewers know what musical elements to expect as the series continues. Fans can plan to watch the second part when it premieres in January 2027.

What happens next

The second part of the third season is scheduled to premiere in January 2027.

Further reading

For more on scientific developments, see the Space section.