One-Punch Man Studio Defended Amid Season 3 Controversy
A renowned One Piece animator has spoken out in defense of the One-Punch Man studio, Madhouse, amidst controversy surrounding the animation quality of Season 3.
The anime adaptation of One-Punch Man, based on the manga by ONE and illustrated by Yusuke Murata, was first released in 2015 by Madhouse and gained worldwide recognition for its unique protagonist and absurd comedy.
- Madhouse dropped the anime after the first season.
- J.C. Staff took over the helm with Season 2 in 2019.
- Season 2 received mixed reactions from fans due to the difference in animation quality.
- After a six-year wait, the third season was finally released.
"It's Very Difficult For Them"
The animator's statement highlights the challenges faced by the studio in producing the anime.
Author's summary: One-Punch Man studio defended amid controversy.
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