Fans of One Punch Man celebrate the arrival of a brand new opening video for season 3. The clip shows Saitama sprinting across a shattered cityscape while the powerful anthem “Get No Satisfied!” blasts from speakers. JAM Project teams up with BABYMETAL to deliver a track that captures the series’ fierce energy. The video removes all on‑screen credits, letting viewers focus on the stunning animation and dynamic fight poses. You can watch the opening on the official YouTube channel right now.
Ending Video Gets Spotlight
The season 3 ending also receives a creditless version. Makoto Furukawa, the voice behind Saitra, sings “Soko ni Aru Akari” with heartfelt emotion. The ending sequence blends soft lighting with scenes of everyday life in City Z. This visual contrast highlights the hero’s quiet moments after battle. Fans appreciate the chance to see the ending without text interruptions.
Production Team Returns
Studio J.C.STAFF returns to produce season 3 after a successful second season. Shinpei Nagai directs the series, while Tomohiro Suzuki handles series composition. Character designers Chikashi Kubota, Shinjiro Kuroda, and Ryosuke Shirokawa bring fresh looks to familiar faces. Music composer Makoto Miyazaki adds new themes that match the series’ intense tone. The team works closely with VIZ Media, which publishes the manga in English.
What to Expect From Season 3
Saitama continues his quest to find worthy opponents. He trains, fights, and often laughs at the absurdity of his own strength. New villains appear, each more bizarre than the last. The story explores whether a hero can feel bored when every fight ends with a single punch. Expect thrilling battles, witty dialogue, and moments that make you question the nature of power.
How to Watch the Creditless Videos
Both videos are available on the Bandai Namco Filmworks YouTube channel. Simply search for “One Punch Man season 3 creditless opening” or “One Punch Man season 3 creditless ending”. The videos are free to view and provide a fresh look at the series’ art style. Share the links with friends who love anime music videos.
Creditless openings and endings let fans admire animation quality without distraction. They also serve as promotional tools that build hype before the season premieres on October 5. By releasing them early, the studio invites discussion and speculation across social media platforms.
Source: Crunchyroll
