Dr. Stone Season 4 Part 2 Release Window Confirmed for July 2025

Following the thrilling conclusion of the first part on March 27, 2025, Dr. Stone Season 4 Part 2 has officially announced its release window, set for July 2025. This exciting news was shared through the anime’s official website, which also unveiled an eye-catching key visual featuring the series’ protagonist, Senku Ishigami, alongside his formidable rival, Dr. Xeno Houston Wingfield.

While a precise release date is yet to be disclosed, fans can anticipate further announcements in the upcoming weeks. As the summer 2025 anime season approaches, additional promotional materials for the second part are expected to be revealed, building excitement among the fanbase.

Upcoming Challenges in Dr. Stone Season 4 Part 2

The recently revealed key visual, illustrated by character designer Yuko Isawa, focuses primarily on Senku and his former mentor-turned-adversary, Dr. Xeno. The stark contrast between their expressions provides insight into their evolving dynamic—while Dr. Xeno appears excited, Senku maintains a calm demeanor, suggesting a strategic advantage. Additionally, Senku’s new outfit hints at character development as the narrative progresses.

Fans can expect Dr. Xeno to persist as a central antagonist in the second part. The imagery of the two characters standing back-to-back points to an impending confrontation, especially with Xeno’s expression echoing his previous excitement upon completing a crucial aspect of his plans against Senku. This likely implies that the upcoming episodes will delve into Xeno’s strategic maneuvers and the ensuing consequences.

Similar to its predecessor, Dr. Stone Season 4 Part 2 is anticipated to be available for streaming on Crunchyroll, complete with a same-day English dub coinciding with its July 2025 premiere. The first part of the season had a successful run on Crunchyroll, reaching audiences across North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, and the CIS. The initial installment premiered in Japan on January 9, with subsequent premieres across various networks and streaming platforms.

The soundtrack for the first part featured the opening theme “CASANOVA POSSE” performed by ALI and the ending theme “Rolling Stone” by BREIMEN. TMS Entertainment continues to animate the series for this fourth season, just as they have for all previous seasons. Fans can expect to hear about new cast members as the release date approaches, enriching the dynamic of the already returning ensemble.

This series is an adaptation of the acclaimed manga created by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrator Boichi, which was serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump starting March 6, 2017. After nearly five years, the manga concluded on March 7, 2022, and the upcoming season will serve as the final chapter in this beloved series.

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