Re:Zero Season 4 Episode Schedule: Every Recapture Arc Release Date and Time

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The Re:Zero season 4 episode schedule runs weekly on Wednesdays. The Recapture Arc began on 12 August 2026 and covers eight episodes, closing out a 19-episode season that started back in April. Season 4 is complete: the 45-minute finale, episode 19, aired on Wednesday 30 September 2026, and all 19 episodes are streaming on Crunchyroll, subtitled and dubbed. No season 5 has been announced. Episodes aired first on AT-X at 22:00 JST and streamed internationally on Crunchyroll the same day.

Subaru Natsuki in his tracksuit, the protagonist of Re:Zero
Image: Natsuki Subaru — via Re:Zero Wiki
Last verified: 10 November 2026. The season has finished. Episode titles and air dates were checked against Wikipedia’s season 4 episode list and the anime’s official Japanese on-air page on that date. Broadcast slots and platform lists were last checked against the official page on 19 August 2026. Streaming rights move; if you are reading this months later, treat the platform table as a starting point.

Re:Zero season 4 Recapture Arc episode schedule

Season 4 is split into two named halves. The Loss Arc ran 11 episodes from 8 April to 17 June 2026. The Recapture Arc picked up on 12 August with eight more. All 19 episodes have now aired, and the Recapture Arc closed on 30 September 2026.

Season 4 episode Series episode Title Air date (JST) Status
12 78 “From Now On” Wed 12 August 2026 Aired
13 79 “Stand Up” Wed 19 August 2026 Aired
14 80 “Five Obstacles” Wed 26 August 2026 Aired
15 81 “A Single-Minded Star” Wed 2 September 2026 Aired
16 82 “Subaru Natsuki” Wed 9 September 2026 Aired
17 83 “Good Loser” Wed 16 September 2026 Aired
18 84 “Ram” Wed 23 September 2026 Aired
19 85 Episode 19 Wed 30 September 2026 Aired (45-minute finale)
Recapture Arc schedule. Titles and aired dates per Wikipedia’s season 4 episode list; the weekly Wednesday slot and eight-episode count per the official site; all eight Recapture Arc episodes have aired.

What time does Re:Zero season 4 come out?

Search this question and the trackers disagree — 9:00 a.m. ET, 10:00 a.m. ET and 10:30 a.m. ET are all in circulation, and none of them is a typo. The reason is that Re:Zero has three separate Japanese start times, and each English-language site is converting from a different one.

Here they are, straight off the official Re:Zero on-air page:

Japanese outlet Slot (JST) US Eastern US Pacific UK
AT-X — first airing anywhere Wed 22:00 Wed 9:00 a.m. EDT Wed 6:00 a.m. PDT Wed 2:00 p.m. BST
ABEMA / d Anime Store — fastest streaming Wed 22:30 Wed 9:30 a.m. EDT Wed 6:30 a.m. PDT Wed 2:30 p.m. BST
TOKYO MX — flagship terrestrial Wed 23:00 Wed 10:00 a.m. EDT Wed 7:00 a.m. PDT Wed 3:00 p.m. BST
The three Japanese slots and their conversions. All Recapture Arc dates fall inside US daylight saving time and British Summer Time, so these offsets held through the 30 September finale.

Two of those quoted times map exactly onto the table: 9:00 a.m. ET is AT-X, 10:00 a.m. ET is TOKYO MX. The third, 10:30 a.m. ET, is half an hour past the last Japanese slot — consistent with a simulcast that posts once the broadcast has finished rather than at a fixed clock time of its own.

So the practical rule is a window, not a minute. The episode exists somewhere in Japan from 9:00 a.m. ET and is generally up on Crunchyroll within about ninety minutes of that. If you are dodging spoilers, 9:00 a.m. ET Wednesday is when the internet becomes unsafe — not when your episode appears.

Emilia, the half-elf royal candidate of Re:Zero
Image: Emilia — via Re:Zero Wiki

One more thing on that page that nobody outside Japan mentions: most Japanese streaming services are three days behind the rest of the world. Only ABEMA and d Anime Store carry the episode on Wednesday night. Everyone else — Netflix, Prime Video, U-NEXT, Hulu Japan, Disney+, Lemino, DMM TV, niconico and the rest of a very long list — starts from Saturday 22:30 JST. A viewer in Tokyo on Netflix is behind a viewer in Ohio on Crunchyroll.

Why the episode numbers disagree everywhere you look

The other reliable source of confusion. Re:Zero is numbered two ways at once, and both are correct:

  • Season-internal numbering — the Recapture Arc premiere is “season 4, episode 12.”
  • Whole-series numbering — the same episode is “episode 78,” counting continuously from the 2016 premiere.

Wikipedia lists both; most streaming guides pick one without saying which. That is why a search for “Re:Zero season 4 episode 13” and a search for “Re:Zero episode 79” return what look like two different episodes and are in fact the same episode. The table above gives you both columns so you can translate in either direction, and our Recapture Arc breakdown walks through what the split-cour structure means for the story.

There is a third wrinkle worth knowing if you watch on AT-X: the channel runs two repeat broadcasts every week, Fridays at 10:00 and Tuesdays at 16:00 JST. A Tuesday listing is last week’s episode, not a preview of the next one.

How many episodes is Re:Zero season 4?

Nineteen. The official site states the split explicitly — the Loss Arc is 11 episodes and the Recapture Arc is 8 — which is worth knowing because you will find sources claiming season 4 is 12 episodes, or that the Recapture Arc is its own season 5. Neither is right. It is one season in two broadcast halves, the same structure the show used for season 2.

Ram in the Auguria Dunes during Re:Zero season 4
Image: Ram — via Re:Zero Wiki
Half Japanese name Episodes Ran / running
Part 1 Loss Arc (喪失編) 11 (season 1–11 / series 67–77) 8 April – 17 June 2026
Part 2 Recapture Arc (奪還編) 8 (season 12–19 / series 78–85) From 12 August 2026
Season 4 structure as stated on the official Japanese site.

Season 4 adapts Arc 6 of Tappei Nagatsuki’s light novels — the Pleiades Watchtower storyline — across both halves.

Where to watch Re:Zero season 4

Region Platform Notes
United States Crunchyroll Subtitled and English dub, both releasing weekly
International Crunchyroll Same-day simulcast in most territories
Japan — broadcast AT-X, TOKYO MX and 19 other stations AT-X carries the first airing
Japan — fastest streaming ABEMA, d Anime Store Wednesday 22:30 JST, ahead of terrestrial
Japan — everyone else Netflix, Prime Video, U-NEXT, Disney+, and others From Saturday 22:30 JST, three days later
Where each region can watch, verified 19 August 2026.
Beatrice, the spirit contracted to Subaru in Re:Zero
Image: Beatrice — via Re:Zero Wiki

If you are catching up rather than keeping up, two of our guides pair with this one: our breakdown of the Recapture Arc explains what the second half is actually about, and Return by Death explained covers the mechanic the whole series runs on. For what is coming next season, see our Fall 2026 anime lineup.

Primary sources for everything above: the anime’s official on-air and story pages, and Wikipedia’s Re:Zero season 4 episode list for episode titles and numbering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Re:Zero season 4 over?

Yes. Season 4 finished on Wednesday 30 September 2026 with episode 19, a 45-minute extended finale. All 19 episodes are streaming on Crunchyroll, and no season 5 has been announced.

What time does Re:Zero come out on Crunchyroll?

The first Japanese airing is AT-X at 22:00 JST, which is 9:00 a.m. Eastern / 6:00 a.m. Pacific / 2:00 p.m. UK on Wednesday. ABEMA follows at 22:30 JST and TOKYO MX at 23:00 JST. Crunchyroll posts after the Japanese premiere, which is why trackers quote different times between 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. ET — most are converting from a different Japanese slot.

How many episodes are in Re:Zero season 4?

Nineteen, split into two broadcast halves: the Loss Arc (11 episodes, April to June 2026) and the Recapture Arc (8 episodes, from August 2026). The official Japanese site states both counts directly.

Is Re:Zero season 4 episode 12 the same as episode 78?

Yes. Re:Zero is numbered two ways — within the season and continuously across the whole series since 2016. Season 4 episode 12 and series episode 78 are the same episode, “From Now On.”

Where can I watch Re:Zero season 4 outside Japan?

Crunchyroll carries season 4 worldwide with both subtitles and an English dub releasing weekly. In Japan the episode airs first on AT-X and streams same-night on ABEMA and d Anime Store; most other Japanese platforms get it three days later.