Apr 14, 2017 11:51 PM EDT By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

"One Punch Man" Season 2 has now official release date schedule and story outline but one important information has been revealed already: "One Punch Man" Season 2 is now ongoing. Since the production has already begun its development, leakers and spoilers already got their first revelation about Saitama's fate.

According to KoreaPortal, "One Punch Man" Season 2 may be the first time Saitama will be defeated in a bloody battle. Back in season 1, this protagonist has been shown in a match against Garou and his nemesis seemed to possess the same power he has.

In a recent fight, Garou was shown capable of resisting the punches of Cape Baldy and it now shocking to learn that this character may land Saitama's first knockout. On the other hand, some claim that the "One Punch Man" Season 2 plot twist could bring in Genos as a powerful opponent to bring Saitama to the ground.

These Season 2 theories are just products of "One Punch Man" fans' creative minds who have been waiting for two years for an update. Meanwhile, for people who are gaining interest to watch "One Punch Man," check out this quick cheat list, StarzPost reported.

First in the "One Punch Man" cheat list is King (Hiroki Yasumoto) also known as the "The Strongest Man on Earth." He is an S-Class Rank 7 professional star for the Hero Association who recognizes Saitama's strength.

"One Punch Man" Cheat List No. 2 regards the secret behind Saitama's strength. Not much has been revealed but expects that Season 2 may shed some light to this. However, Saitama's training regimen consists of 100 push ups, 100 sit ups, 100 squats and a 10-kilometer run daily for three consecutive years.

Lastly, "One Punch Man" Cheat List No. 3 is about Season 2's release date which is expected to come out between July to November 2017. Nothing has been confirmed but the previous season was released by that time.

Are you excited about "One Punch Man" Season 2?

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