Jul 04, 2016 09:06 PM EDT By Darren Domirez, UniversityHerald Reporter

"One Punch Man" Season 2 latest reports points to a possibility that the new chapter of the series will air in the last quarter of 2016, most possibly at the Anime Expo 2016.

"One Punch Man" Season 2 Cause Of Delay

Rumors about the delay of "One Punch Man" Season 2 have popped up in different version and fans do not want to hear them out. But possible rumors have caught the ears of "One Punch Man" fans saying that there are signs that the season 2 might actually be released earlier than expected. The follow-up season arrive by the end of 2016, Christian Today reported.

The most probable time for its release is October. Another rumor said "One Punch Man" Creator Yusuke Murata might have been working with the season 2 right after season 1 went off air last December, Christian Today added. Whether this assumption is true, then "One Punch Man" Season 2 is likely to air this October as previously predicted.

In the past few months, "One Punch Man" Season 2 anime series has been expected to be delayed since the TV series is short of source material based from original "One Punch Man" manga series from One manga, Yibada wrote. Conversely, Murata previously revealed that he and his team have already started updating "One Punch Man" manga's latest series. Actually, there already hold a necessary materials so that the season 2 of the anime series may possibly be released in October 2016, The Christian added.

"One Punch Man" Season 2 potential arc that might be introduced in the anime series is the civil war happening amongst Earth's most powerful heroes. "One Punch Man" civil war might involve the Hero Association members against the Hero Hunter group.  Lord Boros, is expected to return after his defeat in the epic battle against main man Saitama, BreatheCAST posted.

All we have for now are rumors. So in case there are possible theories or classified news about "One Punch Man" Season 2, please do send them at the comment box below.

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