JAM Project Teams Up with BABYMETAL for New 'One-Punch Man' Opening Theme

JAM Project Teams Up with BABYMETAL for New 'One-Punch Man' Opening Theme

This fall, the hit anime One Punch Man will return with its highly anticipated third season. The series, based on the globally popular manga about an overpowered superhero, is preparing to reignite excitement among fans. For the opening theme, anime veterans JAM Project are once again behind the music—but this time they’re teaming up with the world-famous metal idol group BABYMETAL. Together, they will perform the new opening track Get No Satisfied!. The news was first reported by Anime News Network.

The ending theme will be performed by singer and voice actor Makoto Furukawa, known to fans as the voice behind Saitama himself. Furukawa also performed the ending theme for the second season, making his return a nostalgic nod for longtime viewers.

The animation studio J.C.Staff continues to handle production for season three, as they did previously. While an exact premiere date has not yet been announced, the new season is expected to debut in October. Interestingly, this milestone coincides with the anime’s 10th anniversary, as One Punch Man celebrates a decade of incredible action and comedy. Fans preparing for the new season might also enjoy exploring unique collectibles like anime mouse pads featuring their favorite heroes.

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