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Three Official Trailers to Catch Up On This November: Godzilla, One-Punch Man and Angry Birds 3


This week’s video watchlist spans three very different corners of entertainment: a new Godzilla theatrical release, the next stretch of a popular anime series and a family-animation sequel heading into the holiday season. Each trailer offers a different reason to click, whether you want a big-screen monster spectacle, a preview of January anime or a first look at a December movie.

These are official promotional videos rather than fan edits. The links below go directly to the studios’ or rights holders’ YouTube uploads, so readers can watch the trailers in full and check the descriptions for release information.

Godzilla Minus Zero: the new theatrical trailer

Large Godzilla statue towering above buildings in Tokyo at night
A Godzilla statue overlooking Tokyo at night. Photo by Y S (@santonii) on Unsplash.

The third trailer for Godzilla Minus Zero arrived from GKIDS and Toho on November 5, one day before the film’s nationwide North American theatrical rollout. The sequel returns director Takashi Yamazaki to the postwar story, with the action set in 1949, two years after the events of Godzilla Minus One. The Shikishima family faces another threat just as Japan is trying to rebuild a fragile sense of normal life.

Watch the official Godzilla Minus Zero trailer on YouTube. The film is now playing in theaters, including premium formats. GKIDS says it was the first Japanese production filmed for IMAX, with cameras certified for the format and sound and imagery optimized for large screens. Our Godzilla Minus Zero review roundup tracks the early critics’ and audience response.

One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2: January 2027 preview

Official key visual for One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2, scheduled for January 2027
Official Season 3 Part 2 key visual. © ONE, Yusuke Murata / SHUEISHA, Hero Association HQ. Image via the official One-Punch Man anime website.

The official One-Punch Man website has released the first promotional video for Season 3 Part 2, which is scheduled to begin airing in Japan in January 2027. The announcement also confirms JAM Project as the performer of the opening theme, “Never Done ~Supreme Power vs Ultimate Fear~.” Watch the official One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2 trailer. International streaming dates should be treated as unconfirmed until the relevant service announces them.

The Angry Birds Movie 3: Red faces a new family challenge

Red, the main character from The Angry Birds Movie 3, wearing a blue sports uniform and holding a ball
Red in official character artwork for The Angry Birds Movie 3. Image courtesy of Rovio Entertainment.

The official Angry Birds site now features Official Trailer 2 for The Angry Birds Movie 3. Its news archive records the first trailer on June 29, while the current movie page promotes the second trailer and confirms a December 23, 2026 theatrical release. The preview brings the flock back for a new family-focused adventure. Watch The Angry Birds Movie 3 Official Trailer 2 on YouTube or visit the official Angry Birds Movie 3 page.

For viewers choosing what to watch first, the trailers serve different purposes. Godzilla is already a theatrical option, One-Punch Man is a preview of a January anime return, and Angry Birds 3 is an early look at a December family release. Watching the official uploads also helps avoid misleading fan-made edits that can circulate under a movie or series title.

A good trailer should reveal the tone and basic premise without explaining every major turn. If you want to go into a movie or new anime cour without spoilers, stop after the official preview and avoid reaction videos that pause on every frame. Release dates can also vary by territory, so check the studio or streaming service announcement for your country before making plans.

These three videos were not all released in the same week, so the useful distinction is their place in the current release calendar. GKIDS and Toho released the third Godzilla Minus Zero trailer on November 5, immediately before the North American theatrical opening. The One-Punch Man promotional video was published with the official January 2027 Part 2 announcement on October 10. Paramount’s Angry Birds Movie 3 trailer is an earlier teaser, released June 29, but the December 23 theatrical date makes it relevant again as the holiday movie season approaches.

Watching the source upload is also a quick way to avoid misleading edits. Fan-made trailers may combine footage from earlier films, add unofficial music or present speculation as confirmed story material. The official uploads are shorter and less likely to include spoilers from unofficial commentary. For readers who want to keep up with releases, save the studio or rights-holder channel rather than relying only on a repost in a social feed.

For a quick watch order, start with the Godzilla trailer if you are deciding whether to see a film already in theaters. Choose the One-Punch Man preview if you want to see what is coming in the next anime cour, and save the Angry Birds 3 trailer if you are planning a family movie outing in December. Each link is the rights holder’s own upload, so the release details in the video description are a better reference than a repost that may have been edited or stripped of context.

For more detail after watching, continue with our Godzilla Minus Zero review roundup and our update on One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2.

Bottom line: Godzilla Minus Zero, One-Punch Man Season 3 Part 2 and The Angry Birds Movie 3 are three official videos worth adding to this week’s watchlist. Each link above opens the rights holder’s YouTube upload, with release details available in the video description or official announcement.


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