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One Punch Man: a Hero Nobody Knows Trailer Shows Rocking Opening Cutscene with Song by Jam Project

Today Bandai Namco released a new trailer of its upcoming anime game One Punch Man: a Hero Nobody Knows for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

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Today Bandai Namco released a new trailer of its upcoming anime game One Punch Man: a Hero Nobody Knows.

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The trailer features the game’s opening cutscene on top of the theme song performed by Jam Project.

There’s probably no better option for this kind of song, and this isn’t any less great than the many songs the Tokyo-based band has performed before.

You can check it out below  

If you’re unfamiliar with the the game, here’s an official summary for your perusal.

“Learn hero skills and complete missions as a pro hero in the Hero Association and climb the ranks to become an S-Class hero in the main story, based on the first season of the ONE PUNCH MAN anime! Players can also battle with powerful characters such as Metal Knight, Stinger, and Melzargard in over-the-top clashes true to the ONE PUNCH MAN world! Powerful villains may also show up during battle and disrupt the fight in events; these villains include King, a character so intimidating that he causes everyone but Saitama to  freeze in battle.”

If you want to see more, you can enjoy the previous  trailer, another promotional video, some recent gameplay I recorded at Tokyo Game Show, the original trailer from a few months ago, the first screenshots and artwork, the second character reveal, and another trailer from Gamescom.

One Punch Man: a Hero Nobody Knows will release for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on February 28, 2020. 

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