With the publication of a new poster, Date A Live has officially announced the release date for Season 4 of the anime! The fourth season of the series has undergone numerous modifications since, like the previous seasons, an entirely new studio and personnel will produce it.
To add to the mystery surrounding this season’s production, a surprising delay stated for “different reasons” resulted in the anime’s comeback being pushed from its initial Fall 2021 release date to a new broadcast date as part of the Spring 2022 anime schedule.
Date A Live has officially confirmed that Season 4 will premiere in Japan on April 8th, part of Spring 2022.
To commemorate the next season’s announced release date, Date A Live’s official Twitter account has shared a brand new poster indicating that the upcoming season may be considerably more action-packed than the prior three seasons (along with touting the newest additions to the anime, Akari Kageyama as Mokuro Hoshimiya and Hitomi Nabatame as Nia Honjo). You may view it here:
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【4月8日(金)】放送開始──！！ON AIR▷https://t.co/HCTdZqkaZ2
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— デート・ア・ライブ[公式] (@date_a_info) March 7, 2022
Jun Nakagawa (director of the Date A Bullet anime spin-off) will direct Date A Live Season 4 for Geek Toys’ newest studio. Fumihiko Shimo (Talentless Nana) will write the season’s screenplay, while Naoto Nakamura will design the season’s characters.
The season’s new opening theme is “OveR,” sung by Miuy Tomita, while the season’s new closing theme is “S.O.S.” performed by sweet ARMS. The show’s original voice cast is slated to return, along with the previous new additions.
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Nobunaga Shimazaki portrays Shido Itsuka, Marina Inoue portrays Tohka Yatogami, Misuzu Togashi portrays Origami Tobiichi, Ayana Taketatsu portrays Kotori Itsuka, Iori Nomizu portrays Yoshino, Asami Sanada portrays Kurumi Tokisaki, Maaya Uchida portrays Kaguya Yamai, Sarah Emi Bridcutt portrays As of this writing, however, it has not been announced whether or not the series will be licensed for release outside of Japan.
What are your thoughts? Are you looking forward to Date A Live’s fourth season? What are your hopes for the upcoming episodes? Leave your ideas in the comments section!