"One Punch Man" is an ongoing Japanese webcomic created by an author using the pseudonym One, which began publication in early 2009. (Photo : One Punch Man Org)
Saitama is set to throw more punches, as "One Punch Man" season 2 is rumored to be under development and slated for a 2017 release.
The series immediately rose to fame after airing few episodes because it has an interesting plot involving Saitama, who trained hard until he got bald. His training paid off by acquiring an overwhelming power, which made him capable of destroying an enemy with a single punch.
"One Punch Man" season 2 has been reported to be a tough season for Saitama as he could face opponents that have the same strength or power as him, or these enemies might be even more powerful than Saitama. The stronger villains could be a twist in the plot to put some pressure on the lead character and further excite the fans.
In addition, a report published by CrossMap reveals an entry of a significant villain that is said to be responsible in killing all the heroes of the Hero Association. It is rumored that the villain will be Garou, who is a former student of Silver Fang (Class S Hero) and a master of the 'Water Stream Rock Smashing Fist' technique. According to the report, Garou can match the capabilities of Saitama. Meaning, they may have the same strength or power, and that this villain may take Saitama's title of being the strongest man.
A battle between Amai Mask (Class A Rank 1 Hero) of the Hero Association and Saitama is also possible, and this hero may have a hidden skill to defeat Saitama. There is a possibility as well that Genos, who is Saitama's apprentice, will fight him in the second season.
Meanwhile, "One Punch Man" season 2 is also reported to be a battle between the Hero Association and the Hunter Association, HNGN reported. The Hunters will compete with Hero association in terms of grabbing people with Class S capabilities.
"One Punch Man" season 2 is also said to reveal Saitama's humble beginnings, when he still has hair. Fans can expect Saitama on the small screen punching more villains in 2017.
Watch "One Punch Man" official super serious trailer below:
