Mob Psycho 100 Promo Teases Its Series Finale

Mob Psycho 100 has blended supernatural battles that come close to ending the world with "slice of life" moments following the anime's young protagonist as he attempts to figure out who he is and what he wants from life. Over the three seasons of the anime adaptation, the psychic high schooler has faced some amazing challenges, but all stories must eventually come to an end. Now, with the anime series finale around the corner, Studio BONES is getting fans prepared to say goodbye to Mob and friends via a new video.

Mob's story isn't just an anime that gives fans some of the biggest battles in the medium, as the protagonist's fights can oftentimes result in large-scale parts of an environment being ripped apart as a result, but it is one that has created an interesting character study for the humble all-powerful hero. The student of Reigen has come a long way since the series' early days, discovering himself and forging many friendships along the way. Regardless of how Mob Psycho 100 plans to bring its anime to an end, there are sure to be plenty of anime fans that will be heartbroken to not experience additional journeys in this universe.

Goodbye Mob Psycho 100

The Official Twitter Account for Mob Psycho 100 has released a new heart-wrenching video that takes us through Reigen's past with Mob, showing some of the hilarious and heartfelt moments that helped propel the series from ONE to new heights amongst the anime community over the years:

While Mob Psycho 100's anime is coming to a close, another of ONE's major titles is set to return as One-Punch Man has been confirmed for a third season. At present, a studio has yet to be revealed that would depict the continued battle of Saitama against Garou and the Monster Association, though whichever production house takes the job will have some serious work ahead of them based on the events taking place in the manga.

On top of these two previous works from the mangaka ONE, the artist has recently begun a new story titled "Versus", which sees a group of warriors fighting against a vast demonic horde for the future of mankind. While not yet confirmed for an anime adaptation, the series seems primed to make for a big television series if/when it comes to the small screen. 

Will you be sad to see Mob and friends exit their anime? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of Mob. 

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