"One Punch Man" will be back for a sequel, but it will take two years before its release. Reports claim that the story will focus on Saitama's training instead of the earlier rumor in Reddit that Season 2 will be focusing on Garou and MA's story. Could there be a possibility that Saitama, the undefeated, could fail his training?

During the "One Punch Man Fall Festival," the recent exclusive event of the anime show, its creators revealed that the series will be back to Japanese screens for its Season 2, Screen Rant reported. However, reports about the release date are vague and disappointing.

Release Date

According to rumors, the second season will take up to 2 years to create, Quora reported. Earlier reports claimed that "One Punch Man Season 2" will be released in 2016. That could have been good news to fans, but it's almost the end of the year and there are still no signs of the "One Punch Man Season 2."

Spoilers

There are rumors that "One Punch Man Season 2" will focus on Garou's story. However, this character's story hasn't ended yet in Manga. This means if the creators will choose to focus on his arc, then delaying the show for two years would be a logical strategy.

Right now, the story still revolves around the tournament, and this could mean that finishing Garou's arc would take even longer.

However, another rumor that has been circulating online is that "One Punch Man Season 2" may focus on Saitama's training. Further speculations claim that the new season will focus on world building and covering up previous plot holes.

Not a lot of fans are particularly happy with this direction of the story. Some fans believe that training is not necessary for a man who could kill anyone with just one punch.

However, here are no confirmations yet whether any of these theories are true. Also, there are no official announcements on the release schedule of "One Punch Man Season 2." The only official report is that there will be a "One Punch Man Season 2."

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