The release date for Season 4 of Date A Live has been set on April 8, 2022, which is the Spring 2022 anime season. New Date A Live 4 key art was released along with the premiere date announcement.
‘Date A Live’ Season 4 brings a new key features. (Photo: AnimeGeek)
Trailer of ‘Date A Live’ Season 4
Date A Live has finally revealed its new release timetable after its postponement from last year with a new teaser! The fourth season of the series was initially slated for a debut last year, and had been postponed last Fall with a vague 2022 date set for the next season. Given that the third season of the series premiered back in 2019, and the fourth was set to be taken up by yet another other studio, a delay was a disappointment but not exactly the most shocking. But , the wait will soon be over as the fourth season has been announced to release this Spring.
Even though the exact release date for the new episodes has not yet been announced, the series has released the finest look yet at the upcoming season with an action-packed teaser. Also included is Miuy Tomita’s “OveR” as the new opening theme.
What the Series Revealed?
Sweet ARMS will sing “S.O.S.” as the Season 4 finale theme, according to the show. Akari Kageyama and Hitomi Nabatame join the cast as Mokuro Hoshimiya and Nia Honjo, respectively. In addition to Nobunaga Shimazaki, Marina Inoue, Misuzu Togashi, Ayana Taketatsu, Iori Nomizu, Asami Sanada, Kaguya Yamai, Sarah Emi Bridcutt, Miku Izayoi, Minori Chihara, and Ayumi Mano, who have all returned from the previous three seasons, the new cast members will be joined by those from the previous three seasons, including Nobunaga Shimazaki as Shido It
Date A Live IV will include a new production studio and team, much as the previous seasons. Geek Toys’ next season will be directed by Jun Nakagawa, the director of the Date A Bullet spin-off. The season’s scripts will be written by Fumihiko Shimo (Talentless Nana), while Naoto Nakamura will design the characters. The aesthetic alterations from the first three episodes offer fans a hint of what’s to come, but it remains to be seen whether it holds up in the actual episodes.
