One-Punch Man Season 3 Episode 7: Counterstrike

Manga chapter 96-98

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

3.5

10 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

← Prev: EP 6 Next: EP 8 →

One-Punch Man Season 3 Episode 7: Counterstrike

Manga chapter 96-98

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 6 Next: EP 8 →

OSHIMETER

3.5

10 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

This one has a lot more action than the last episode! That being said, it doesn't feel like the plot moves along that much. The visuals are pretty good and the fighting is fun to watch, but don't watch this episode if you want plot progression.

This episode is fast, exciting, and much better than the ones earlier. The animation looks great and the story stays tense, making it a satisfying watch.

Best episode so far. Action is back in the center as the battle between heroes and monsters begin. Atomic Samurai is so cool!! Still needs some consistent animation upgrade as its no where near to the standard set by the first season. Waiting for Saitama to start whooping!

This is where it finally kicks off, heroes get ambushed, and chaos breaks loose everywhere. Way more action than before, but still a bit messy. Some moments hit, others feel off. Still, it’s exciting seeing the battle actually start. Nice to see other heroes of different classes.

This episode is a MIXED BAG. It's a RELIEF after Episode 6, Atomic Samurai's slash is satisfying. The support hero showcase is genuinely entertaining . But the animation is still ROUGH. It's not a disaster, but it's not what this series deserves.

This episode truly demonstrates the immense power of the S-Class Heroes. They're in their own league. Pacing, editing, and sound direction are awful.

the scene where Tatsumaki flying in the hallway looks so familiar, till i realise it's a crop and paste from the opening animation ,hmm...

Plain bad, worst animated action sequence I've seen

The animation is rough this time. So many scenes cut! I can't believe it. Big fights feel... wrong. Prepare for disappointment.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at the midpoint of a twelve-episode season, 'Counterstrike' is the decisive pivot from the strategic buildup of Episode 6's 'Motley Heroes' into open warfare against the Monster Association. This episode converts the tension and planning of the first half into kinetic payoff, establishing the stakes and scale of the conflict. It directly sets the stage for Episode 8's 'Ninja Tale,' which shifts focus toward individual hero backstories and the deeper dimensions of the escalating battle.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Sitting at the midpoint of a twelve-episode season, 'Counterstrike' is the decisive pivot from the strategic buildup of Episode 6's 'Motley Heroes' into open warfare against the Monster Association. This episode converts the tension and planning of the first half into kinetic payoff, establishing the stakes and scale of the conflict. It directly sets the stage for Episode 8's 'Ninja Tale,' which shifts focus toward individual hero backstories and the deeper dimensions of the escalating battle.

QUICK TAKES

This one has a lot more action than the last episode! That being said, it doesn't feel like the plot moves along that much. The visuals are pretty good and the fighting is fun to watch, but don't watch this episode if you want plot progression.

This episode is fast, exciting, and much better than the ones earlier. The animation looks great and the story stays tense, making it a satisfying watch.

Best episode so far. Action is back in the center as the battle between heroes and monsters begin. Atomic Samurai is so cool!! Still needs some consistent animation upgrade as its no where near to the standard set by the first season. Waiting for Saitama to start whooping!

This is where it finally kicks off, heroes get ambushed, and chaos breaks loose everywhere. Way more action than before, but still a bit messy. Some moments hit, others feel off. Still, it’s exciting seeing the battle actually start. Nice to see other heroes of different classes.

This episode is a MIXED BAG. It's a RELIEF after Episode 6, Atomic Samurai's slash is satisfying. The support hero showcase is genuinely entertaining . But the animation is still ROUGH. It's not a disaster, but it's not what this series deserves.

This episode truly demonstrates the immense power of the S-Class Heroes. They're in their own league. Pacing, editing, and sound direction are awful.

the scene where Tatsumaki flying in the hallway looks so familiar, till i realise it's a crop and paste from the opening animation ,hmm...

Plain bad, worst animated action sequence I've seen

The animation is rough this time. So many scenes cut! I can't believe it. Big fights feel... wrong. Prepare for disappointment.

©ONE・村田雄介／集英社・ヒーロー協会本部

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©ONE・村田雄介／集英社・ヒーロー協会本部

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