Nov 14, 2016 03:16 PM EST By Khelsie Torralba, UniversityHerald Reporter

Fans will witness a one of a kind fight between Saitama and the season's ultimate enemy, Garou, who possess equal 'God-like' strength.

Previously, the second season run was confirmed, which caused a lot of buzzes on the internet about the possible content of the next installment.

According to reports, "One Punch Man" Season 2 will be based on ONE's the "Hero Hunter" arc. Following the storyline in the manga, Saitama will obviously face Garou, another villain equally skilled with Lord Boros. Garou is not new in the anime as he was previously introduced as a former disciple of Bang, although he was kicked out of the Dojo for running amok.

Garou is also known as "Human Monster." He is vindictive in nature and he hates heroes in general so it is not surprising that he aims to defeat Saitama. According to rumors, Garou does not have Superpowers, but he is rumored to have equally god-like strength which makes him a challenging adversary for the protagonist.

Garou will also be tasked to hunt down all the members of the association which is the reason why it is titled Hero Hunter arc.

It is also rumored that the origin of Saitama's power will be revealed in "One Punch Man" Season 2. It can be remembered that Saitama's sense of heroism started when he saved a child from a monster. Since then on, he feels the urge to fight bad people, and thus, it is expected that the next season will have more interesting fights.

However, another reason to be excited in "One Punch Man" Season 2 is the rumored spark of Saitama's love interest. According to Chatt Sports Net, his romantic relationship is said to be more complicated because he will be involved with two girls who are also sisters. The first one is Fubuki, the leader of the B-class superhero group Blizzard, and the other is her sister, Tatsumaki, and S-class hero.

The official release of the hit anime series is yet to be announced some time in 2017.

While waiting for "One Punch Man" Season 2, fans may settle for the app of the anime. According to reports, the app will follow the storyline in the anime, and users can play as strong player like Saitama.

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