Re:ZERO Season 4 Details Unveiled: Split into Two Arcs with 19 Episodes

The highly anticipated fourth season of the anime "Re: Zero - Starting Life in Another World" is set to span both the spring and summer anime broadcast seasons.

The latest installment of "Re: Zero - Starting Life in Another World" is officially scheduled to premiere on April 8, 2026. This season will feature a total of 19 episodes, delivered in two distinct story arcs that will air consecutively across the spring and summer anime schedules.

The first segment, titled "The Loss Arc," is slated to begin on April 8 and will consist of 11 episodes. Following this, "The Recapture Arc" will commence on August 12, concluding the season with its eight episodes.

In conjunction with the premiere date announcement, the creators also revealed a striking new key visual for the upcoming season. Additionally, a preview fragment of the ending theme, "Ender Ember," performed by MYTH & ROID and TK (from Ling tosite sigure), was unveiled to fans.

The plot for the new season will continue the gripping narrative of Subaru Natsuki and his allies, picking up directly after the tumultuous events that unfolded in the city of Priestella. Rem remains in a comatose state due to the lingering influence of the Archbishop of Greed, compelling Subaru to desperately seek a method to awaken her. Their perilous quest for answers leads the heroes on a treacherous journey across the vast Auguria Desert, heading towards the mysterious Pleiades Watchtower. Legend dictates that within this ancient tower resides the wise sage Shaula, who is said to possess knowledge of all the world's deepest secrets.

Studio White Fox, the acclaimed animation studio responsible for the previous installments of the anime, is once again handling the production of the fourth season. Masahiro Shinohara will continue in his role as director, a position he also held for the third season. The script is being penned by Tappei Nagatsuki, the original author of the "Re: Zero" light novel series, ensuring a faithful adaptation of the beloved story.