Last updated on October 30th, 2025 at 11:13 pm
One Punch Man continues to dominate the anime and manga scene, even in 2025. Even though the season 3 was released after a halt of around 4 years, people still waited for it eagerly.
Personally, I think, the gap was too long and if the new season do not offer something crazy, I might not watch the next season.
Over more than a decade, One Punch Man has evolved across webcomic, manga, and anime formats, each expanding the story in its own way.
Whether you’re planning to start OPM manga or just want to see where each arc fits, we have the complete list of all One Punch Man arcs in order and also organized by saga that you start reading/watching right away!
How Many Arcs Are in One Punch Man?
The One Punch Man story currently spans 4 major sagas and 22 arcs in total.
The webcomic (by ONE) is the original source, running with 150+ chapters.
The manga remake (by Yusuke Murata) began in 2012 and has now crossed 200+ chapters.
The anime (by Madhouse and J.C. Staff) has adapted most arcs up to the Monster Association Saga, and Season 3 (2025) is expected to continue that adaptation.
One Punch Man Arcs List (Anime, Manga, and Webcomic)
Below, you’ll find every arc divided by its saga, with corresponding episode and chapter details.
Introduction Saga
| Arc No. | OPM Arc Title | Anime Episodes | Manga Chapters | Web Comic Chapters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Saitama Introduction Arc | 1 | 1–4 | 1–4 |
| 2 | House of Evolution Arc | 2–3 | 5–11 | 5–11 |
| 3 | Paradise Group Arc | 4 | 12–15 | 12–15 |
Total: 3 arcs • 4 episodes • 15 manga chapters • 15 webcomic chapters
This saga introduces Saitama, his unmatched strength, and his growing frustration with finding a worthy opponent.
It sets the foundation for his friendship with Genos and hints at the world of heroes and monsters that will soon expand.
Hero Association Saga
| Arc No. | OPM Arc Title | Anime Episodes | Manga Chapters | Web Comic Chapters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | National Superhero Registry Arc | 5–6 | 16–19 | 16–19 |
| 5 | Rumored Monster Arc | 6 | 20 | – |
| 6 | Giant Meteor Arc | 7 | 21–22 | 20–23 |
| 7 | Sea Monster Arc | 8–10 | 23–29 | 24–31 |
| 8 | Alien Conquerors Arc | 10–12 | 30–37 | 32–41 |
| 9 | King Arc | 13 | 38–39 | 42–44 |
Total: 6 arcs • 9 episodes • 24 manga chapters • 29 webcomic chapters
This saga focuses on the formation of the Hero Association, Saitama’s official hero registration, and his first encounters with major threats.
It ends with the climactic Boros invasion, one of the most visually iconic moments in anime history.
Human Monster Saga
| Arc No. | OPM Arc Title | Anime Episodes | Manga Chapters | Web Comic Chapters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | Garou Introduction Arc | 13–14 | 40–41 | 45–46 |
| 11 | The Blizzard Group Arc | 13–14 | 42–45 | 47–50 |
| 12 | Hero Hunt Arc | 15 | 46–51 | 51–52 |
| 13 | Monster Raid Arc | 16–18 | 52–65 | – |
| 14 | Super Fight Arc | 18–21 | 66–77 | – |
| 15 | Monster Association Arc | 21–ongoing | 78–175 | 53–94 |
Total: 6 arcs • 9 episodes • 136 manga chapters • 50 webcomic chapters
This is the longest saga to date, centered on Garou’s evolution from a human martial artist into the “Hero Hunter.”
It explores the moral gray area between heroes and villains, with epic battles involving nearly every major hero.
Neo Heroes Saga (Ongoing)
| Arc No. | OPM Arc Title | Anime Episodes | Manga Chapters | Web Comic Chapters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | Psychic Sisters Arc | TBD | 171–183 | 95–107 |
| 17 | Neo Heroes Introduction Arc | TBD | 184–192 | 102, 106–111 |
| 18 | Cruel Dragon Arc | TBD | 193 | 112 & 119 |
| 19 | Ninjas Arc | TBD | 193–203 | 112–119 |
| 20 | Supreme Hero Arc | TBD | 204–216 | 119–126 |
| 21 | Neo Heroes Uprising Arc | TBD | TBD | 124–141 |
| 22 | Robot Invasion Arc | TBD | TBD | 142–155 |
Total: 7 arcs • TBD episodes • 46+ manga chapters • 61+ webcomic chapters
The Neo Heroes Saga continues the story post-Monster Association, introducing new factions like the Neo Heroes and fresh rivalries.
The webcomic currently leads here, with the Robot Invasion Arc ongoing in 2025.
Which Arc Is One Punch Man in Right Now?
As of October 2025,
The anime has returned after six years with Season 3, adapting the Monster Association Arc.
The manga is currently progressing through the Supreme Hero Arc, pushing into new power dynamics after the Garou storyline.
The webcomic is ahead of both, now in the Robot Invasion Arc, where global threats rise beyond the Hero Association.
Where to Watch and Read One Punch Man
You can stream the One Punch Man anime on major platforms like Crunchyroll, Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu (availability varies by region).
For manga readers, the One Punch Man manga by Yusuke Murata is officially available on VIZ Media’s Shonen Jump website, with free chapters often offered during major releases.
The original webcomic by ONE can be accessed through the author’s official links shared on his X (Twitter) profile.
SEE ALSO:
- One Punch Man Season 3 English Dub: Release Date and Time
- One Punch Man Season 3 Release Dates: When Do the New Episodes Release?
Final Thoughts
With its unmatched mix of absurd humor, jaw-dropping art, and layered world-building, One Punch Man remains one of the most talked-about anime and manga in 2025.
From Saitama’s lonely beginnings to Garou’s tragic transformation and the rise of new hero factions, the series continues to grow beyond parody into a complex universe of its own.
Whether you’re watching the anime, catching up with the manga, or reading the webcomic, now is the perfect time to experience One Punch Man from the very start and witness the evolution of the world’s most effortlessly overpowered hero.

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