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Mob Psycho 100 Watch Order Guide (2026): Where to Start

Sun, 22 Mar 2026 13:00:00 -0400

Every time I brought up One Punch Man in any anime conversation, someone said the same thing: “It’s good, but have you watched Mob Psycho 100? That’s the one that’s actually great.”

I heard that probably five times before I did anything about it. My reaction was always some version of: “Sure. I’ll get to it.” Which is what I say when I’m not convinced but don’t want to argue.

I was wrong to be skeptical. I want to lead with that.

One Punch Man Watch Order Guide (2026): Seasons and OVAs

Sat, 21 Mar 2026 01:00:00 -0400

I started One Punch Man expecting exactly what the premise promises: a guy who’s too powerful to feel anything about being powerful, punching things for thirty minutes while everyone around him freaks out. Comfortable brain-off entertainment. A long exhale between heavier shows.

That’s not quite what it is.

I mean, it’s that. Saitama kills a crab monster with one punch in the first five minutes. The comedy is physical and broad and works immediately. But underneath the joke-premise is something I didn’t anticipate — a legitimately thoughtful exploration of what meaning looks like when you’ve already achieved the thing you were chasing, and what happens to a person when the struggle disappears. Saitama isn’t just overpowered and bored. He’s hollow in a way that’s uncomfortable to watch if you’re paying attention. The show keeps asking what the point of strength is if it never gets tested, and it doesn’t answer that in a tidy way.

I Wasn't Ready for What Spy x Family Did to Me as a Dad

Sun, 15 Mar 2026 17:20:34 +0000

Tanner picked Spy x Family. I want to be clear about that because I feel like this is important context – I didn’t come in knowing what this show was gonna do to me, I just knew it looked funny and family-friendly and we needed something we could sit down and watch together without me having to explain a bunch of stuff. And the first few episodes delivered exactly that, like it’s genuinely hilarious and the animation is great and Anya’s faces are iconic, she’s basically a sentient meme with pigtails and I love her, and I figured okay this is just a good time.

Iruma-kun Season 4 Release Date: April 2026 Details

Fri, 13 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Iruma’s heading back to the Netherworld this April. After three seasons of demon school chaos, Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Season 4 has an April 2026 release window locked in. No exact premiere date yet as I first write this, but the timing puts it squarely in the spring 2026 lineup alongside the season’s other heavy hitters.

Updated June 2026: the window became a date, the date became a premiere, and we’re now ten episodes deep. Season 4 debuted April 4, 2026 and is airing weekly on Crunchyroll with a confirmed 24-episode, two-cour run scheduled straight through to September 12. Episode 11 lands this Saturday. Everything below has been updated to where things actually stand, so this page works whether you’re already current or just now deciding to catch up.