KonoSuba Season 4: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! has fans hyped with the confirmation of a fourth season. This wild isekai comedy, packed with Kazuma's sarcasm, Aqua's chaos, Megumin's explosions, and Darkness's… unique tastes, is gearing up for more hilarious adventures. Here's everything known about KonoSuba Season 4, from release date guesses to cast details and plot predictions, with the latest scoop straight from the anime scene. KonoSuba Season 4 Potential Release Date
On March 14, 2025, during a Japan OVA screening, the KonoSuba team dropped the bombshell: a sequel is coming. While not officially dubbed 'Season 4,' the pattern of the series points to it being just that. No exact release date has been shared, but mid-2026 feels like a solid guess based on production timelines.
Past seasons had some big gaps—Season 2 aired in 2017, and Season 3 didn't arrive until 2024. But the quick sequel announcement after Season 3 and the March 2025 OVA suggests a tighter schedule this time. Studio Drive, which handled Season 3, seems ready to keep the momentum going. Late 2025 is a long shot, but not impossible if things move fast. Fans should watch the official KonoSuba X account (@konosubaanime) for any teasers or updates. KonoSuba Season 4 Expected Cast
The charm of KonoSuba comes from its unforgettable characters, voiced by a pitch-perfect cast. Expect the main squad to return: Jun Fukushima as Kazuma Satou, the sharp-tongued leader who somehow wrangles the group.
Sora Amamiya as Aqua, the goddess whose tantrums are as epic as her uselessness.
Rie Takahashi as Megumin, the explosion-loving mage who's a fan favorite.
Ai Kayano as Darkness, the crusader with a knack for getting into awkward situations.
These actors have been with the series since day one, and their chemistry is pure gold. Studio Drive kept them for Season 3, so they're likely locked in for Season 4. Side characters like Sylvia (voiced by Akeno Watanabe) might return, especially after Season 3 and OVA hints. Fans are also hoping for more Yunyun or Wiz, depending on the story's direction. No new voices have been announced, but any fresh characters will likely pull from the light novels' colorful cast. KonoSuba Season 4 Potential Plot Details
Season 4 is expected to adapt Volumes 8 and 9 of Natsume Akatsuki's light novel series, which has 17 volumes to draw from. Season 3 tackled Volumes 6 and 7, diving into Crimson Demon Village antics and some noble drama with Darkness. The next chapter will likely follow the fallout, with Kazuma's party stumbling into new messes, packed with their signature blend of comedy and chaos.
Look for more of Kazuma's quick-witted schemes, Aqua's catastrophic plans, Megumin's explosive obsession, and Darkness's questionable thrills. The light novels hint at bigger clashes with the Demon King's forces, possibly bringing back Sylvia after the OVA teaser. Fans on X and Reddit are buzzing about loose ends, like Chris's mysterious role, potentially getting some spotlight. Whatever happens, KonoSuba will keep poking fun at isekai tropes while delivering those heartfelt moments that sneak up on you.
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