In the second season finale, One-Punch Man highlighted Garou finally throwing his lot in with the Monster Association, sporting a far more monstrous look thanks to the battle damage he had received in ...

Garou’s monster visual has been revealed but the absence of a trailer has solidified fans’ fears for One Punch Man season 3.

One Punch Man had a strong debut and quickly gained a following; however, after one misstep after another, it feels like it's time to say goodbye.

Prepare for a game-changing narrative shift in One-Punch Man's latest installment, according to a shocking tease from one of the anime's stars.

One-Punch Man has been unleashing Garou’s most monstrous state yet, but the newest chapter of the series is teasing that despite all of this, he really is a true hero at heart.

Garou, on the other hand, was treated differently in the manga and webcomic series. His characterization in the source material was perfect.

Just before the One Piece anime's Final Saga begins, it was announced that a new remake of the beloved manga is currently in development for Netflix by Attack on Titan and Spy x Family's WIT Studio.