Dr Stone season 4 release schedule: When are new episodes out?
Here's everything we know about season 4 of the Dr Stone anime!
After three hit seasons, Dr Stone returns for season 4 in January 2035, titled Dr Stone: Science Future!
Known for its ambitious sci-fi worldbuilding, Dr Stone takes place in the distant future. In this universe, all of humankind were frozen in stasis by a mysterious event in 2019. Protagonist Senku Ishigami wakes up after 3,700 years and finds himself in a very different world, tasked with rebuilding human civilisation from scratch.
The past three seasons have embarked on some genuinely epic storylines, most recently with Senku traveling to America and launching a space program with his new allies. Now season 4 will conclude the story.
Read on to learn everything we know about Dr Stone: Science Future's release schedule!
Dr Stone season 4 release schedule: When are new episodes out?
Dr Stone: Science Future premieres on Thursday 9th January, with an episode titled Ryusui vs Senku. After that, new episodes are expected to arrive on a weekly basis.
The show's production company TMS Entertainment hasn't confirmed the official release dates for later episodes yet, but we can expect the season's schedule to look like this:
- Episode 1 – Ryusui vs Senku – Thursday 9th January
- Episode 2 – Thursday 16th January
- Episode 3 – Thursday 23rd January
- Episode 4 – Thursday 30th January
- Episode 5 – Thursday 6th February
- Episode 6 – Thursday 13th February
Dr Stone: Science Future will be split into three parts, and is expected to be around 20 episodes long.
Dr Stone: Science Future trailer
There's now a full trailer for Dr Stone: Science Future, introducing new enemies and new technology as Senku's team explore North America!
Where can I watch Dr Stone: Science Future?
You can catch Dr Stone: Science Future on Crunchyroll with English subtitles.
Dr Stone season 4 will be released on Thursday 9th January 2025.
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