One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2 is scheduled to air in Japan in January 2027. The official anime website confirmed that window on October 11, 2026, alongside a new promotional video and key visual. As of October 18, 2026, no exact day, broadcast time, or Brazil-specific release schedule had been announced for this second part. January 2027 should therefore not be presented as a guaranteed simultaneous streaming release date for Brazilian viewers.
What does the January 2027 announcement actually confirm?
The Japanese announcement specifically calls this the second cour of Season 3. It confirms a Japanese broadcast window, not a single worldwide rollout schedule. The table distinguishes the published details from items that still require regional confirmation.
| Question | What is documented | Status for Brazil |
|---|---|---|
| When does it premiere? | January 2027 in Japan, with no specific date in the announcement. | No separate Brazilian date has been confirmed for Part 2. |
| Is it another season? | No. This is the second cour of Season 3. | The series' season numbering remains unchanged. |
| Where will it stream? | The official website lists Crunchyroll and Netflix for Season 3 in Latin America. | That regional listing does not establish the 2027 schedule for the new batch of episodes. |
| Is there new promotional material? | Yes. Part 2's first PV, a new visual, and an opening-theme announcement featuring JAM Project. | The material gives no Brazilian dubbing, subtitle, or release-time details for Part 2. |
Part 2, second cour, and Season 4 are not the same thing
In anime scheduling, a cour is a broadcast block, generally aligned with a season of the Japanese television calendar. A show's commercial season may be divided into two such blocks, sometimes with a gap between them. That is how the official One-Punch Man announcement describes this continuation: Season 3's second cour, not Season 4.
The first part aired in 2025, and a continuation was initially announced that December for 2027. The October 2026 update narrowed that window to January. This makes the timing more specific, but it still provides neither a premiere day nor a confirmed episode count for the new batch.
Where can viewers watch One-Punch Man Part 2 in Brazil?
Two separate facts matter here. In October 2025, Crunchyroll officially announced it would carry Season 3 in Brazil. The anime's Japanese broadcast and streaming page also lists Crunchyroll and Netflix under Latin America. In an October 12, 2026 article, Brazilian outlet Critical Hits likewise identified both platforms as carrying the first part in Brazil.
Those records help establish distribution for the portion of the season that has already aired. They are not a Part 2-specific announcement stating the day and time the new episodes will arrive on each Brazilian service in 2027. Nor do they, by themselves, establish simulcast availability, Portuguese subtitles at launch, or a same-day dub.
The official streaming page itself notes that schedules may vary by service and that information for additional regions may follow. Claiming a simultaneous Brazilian premiere, a platform exclusive, or a Brasília-time release slot at this point would go beyond the published information.
New trailer and opening theme: what has been revealed?
The October 11 announcement included Part 2's first promotional video (PV) and a new official visual. The production also confirmed that JAM Project will perform the opening song Never Done. These are promotional announcements, not evidence that the new episodes have aired or that a Brazilian platform has scheduled their release.
The video is available through the link shared in the official announcement. Without treating trailer material as a recap of unreleased episodes, the relevant takeaway is that the promotional campaign for Part 2 is underway.
What still needs to be confirmed before the premiere?
- Japan: the premiere day, broadcast time, and episode schedule for Part 2.
- Brazil: region-specific confirmation of platforms and release dates for the new batch.
- Access: whether it will stream simultaneously, the availability of Portuguese subtitles, and any dubbing schedule.
- Format: the episode count for Part 2 and any announced weekly-release plan.
For now, the reliable wording is that January 2027 is the confirmed Japanese broadcast window. Knowing where and when to watch in Brazil will require an announcement that explicitly covers this second part and its local distribution terms.
