Kinnikuman Perfect Origin Arc episode 3: Release date and time, where to watch, and more

Modified Jul 22, 2024 02:05 GMT

Kinnikuman Perfect Origin Arc episode 3 release date (Image via Production I.G.)

Kinnikuman Perfect Origin Arc episode 3 will air on Sunday, July 28, 2024, at 11:30 pm JST. The broadcast will air on CBC and TBS (Agaru Anime) when it comes to Japanese audiences, and Netflix will stream it worldwide. It is being adapted by the studio I.G. Production.

The most recent episode picked up from where the previous one left off, with Terryman challenging the Perfect Large Numbers to a battle. We saw how Terryman, the last Chojin Idol standing, started to battle Max Radial and was doing well at first. However, the latter's wheels started to take a toll on the Texas Bronco, with the cliffhanger of Suguru's return.

This series is an adaptation of the 2011 manga that serves as a direct sequel to the original Kinnikuman series of the 70s and 80s. This serves as a reestablishment of the original story's lore and plot.

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Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3 release date and times for all regions

Meat Alexandria in the most recent episode (Image via Production I.G.).

Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3 will be released on July 28, 2024, at 11:30 pm JST. The release times for Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3 for other regions, along with their corresponding time zones, are listed below:

Time Zone	Release Time	Release Day	Release Date
Pacific Time	7:30 am	Sunday	July 28, 2024
Central Time	9:30 am	Sunday	July 28, 2024
Eastern Time	10:30 am	Sunday	July 28, 2024
Greenwich Mean Time	2:30 pm	Sunday	July 28, 2024
Central European Time	4:30 pm	Sunday	July 28, 2024
Indian Standard Time	8:00 pm	Sunday	July 28, 2024
Philippine Time	10:30 pm	Sunday	July 28, 2024
Australia Central Time	12:00 am	Monday	July 29, 2024

Where to watch Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3?

The Devil Knights in the most recent episode (Image via Production I.G.).

Fans in Japan can watch Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3 broadcast on CBC and TBS (Agaru Anime).

Fans overseas will also have the chance to watch the English-subbed rendition of Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3 on Netflix. The streaming service requires a subscription fee to access its content.

Recap of the previous episode

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The beginning of the episode, as mentioned earlier, started where the first left off, with Terryman stepping in as his friends were defeated by the Perfect Large Numbers. The Texas Bronco decided to break the peace treaty, as these enemies wanted, and challenged them to a fight all on his own.

This moment served as a reminder of some of the major arcs within the original manga, particularly the Survivor Match for the Kinniku Throne arc, since Terryman started to fight on his own, much like Suguru did in that story.

While he had Meat's support in his corner, Terry started to fight Max Radial, gaining the upper hand at first, although the latter began to show his power and abilities, costing the Chojin Idol his edge in the battle.

Perhaps one of the most iconic moments in the episode was the return of Suguru to the story, eating in a restaurant while hiding his identity. In an anime-only moment, Suguru mentions that he can't intervene but knows that Terryman is going to win. Furthermore, there was also a scene featuring the Devil Knights, particularly Ashuraman, in the middle of the episode.

What to expect in Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3?

Suguru returning to the story in the most recent episode (Image via Production I.G.).

There is a good chance that Kinnikuman Perfect Origin arc episode 3 will provide a resolution of Terryman's battle with Max Radial. Furthermore, there is also a chance that Suguru will have a greater role to play, perhaps aiding Terryman, and it is very likely that other Chojin Idol step up to help the Texas Bronco.

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Edited by Prem Deshpande