‘That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime’ Season 4 Episode 24 Release Date, Time, Where to Watch and Preview
Fans of Rimuru Tempest’s ongoing journey are approaching a significant milestone, as the current cour of ‘That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime’ season 4 wraps with episode 24 on September 25. The episode caps off the first back to back stretch of the show’s ambitious fourth season and arrives after weeks of escalating political tension in Tempest.
Viewers have been tracking the season closely, and the release rhythm has remained largely dependable heading into this finale stretch. Episode 24 is listed with a release date of September 25, 2026, following directly after episode 23, which aired the week prior.
‘Slime’ Season 4 Episode 24 Release Date and Time
New episodes of ‘That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime’ season 4 release on Fridays at 7 a.m. Pacific Time and 10 a.m. Eastern Time on Crunchyroll. That same schedule is expected to hold for episode 24 as the season closes out its first two cours.
The premiere times across other regions include 8 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time, 9 a.m. Central Daylight Time, and 2 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time. For most of the world, that generally works out to roughly 3 p.m. GMT and 8 a.m. Pacific Time, keeping the international rollout tight after the Japanese broadcast.
In Japan, the show has kept its own separate timing structure throughout the season. The anime airs on NTV’s Friday Anime Night programming block, with the domestic broadcast airing ahead of the wider Crunchyroll release for international audiences.
This fourth outing has quietly become the most ambitious the franchise has attempted, with the series officially confirmed to run for 60 episodes total split across five cours, with the first two cours airing back to back. That structure means episode 24 does not mark the end of the season overall, only the conclusion of this initial wave of episodes.
Where to Watch ‘Slime’ Season 4
Streaming access for this stretch of ‘That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime’ has broadened noticeably compared to earlier entries in the franchise. Beyond Crunchyroll, the series has expanded its footprint, and season 4 can currently be streamed on both Netflix and Crunchyroll, giving subscribers of either platform a legitimate way to stay current.
For fans who would rather buy episodes outright than maintain a subscription, there are additional paths available as well. Digital retail options exist, with the season available to buy as a download through Amazon Video and the Apple TV Store, alongside the Crunchyroll Amazon Channel option. Data compiled from streaming trackers also confirms the season is watchable on Crunchyroll, the Crunchyroll Amazon Channel, or as a purchase through Amazon Video, the Apple TV Store, and Fandango At Home.
New installments continue to arrive with strong accessibility for a global audience. Episodes release with English subtitles as well as an English dub, so international viewers are not forced to choose between convenience and hearing the original Japanese performances.
Crunchyroll’s official coverage of the season lists its territories as North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS and Southeast Asia, which lines up with how the platform has handled the show’s international rollout since it began airing in April.
Where the Story Stands Heading Into Episode 24
The current arc has centered on the widening conflict between Tempest and the Rozzo family. At the center of the opposition are Granbell Rosso, former Hero and head of the Five Elders of the Kingdom of Siltrosso, and his granddaughter Mariabell Rosso, who view the rise of Demon Lord Rimuru as a grave threat to the world they are trying to protect.
That tension has been building against the backdrop of Rimuru’s larger ambitions for Tempest. After holding the Founder’s Festival and establishing diplomatic relations with various nations, the Jura-Tempest Federation has been moving toward realizing a world where humans and monsters can live together, described as the Human-Monster Coexistence Sphere.
Episode 23, titled ‘Granville’s Hope,’ aired the week before episode 24 and pushed that standoff closer to a head. The throughline has been building toward a confrontation, with the season’s current cour expected to reach a turning point as it wraps with this latest installment.
The season’s broader structure means episode 24 functions as a pause rather than a true finale. Because the show has been confirmed for a total of 60 episodes across five cours, with only the first two airing consecutively, the current stretch represents just the opening wave of a much larger planned rollout still to come.
Production and Where the Franchise Goes Next
Studio Eight Bit has remained behind the animation for the full run of the series, and that continuity is part of why the show has kept a consistent visual identity across four seasons. Studio Eight Bit has remained behind the animation throughout, keeping the visual identity consistent as the political stakes in Tempest’s story continue to escalate.
The momentum around this season has extended beyond the weekly episodes themselves. A second film, ‘Tears of the Azure Sea,’ released on February 27, 2026, just weeks before season 4 began airing, giving longtime fans an extra dose of Rimuru’s world right before the new episodes kicked off.
Season 4 was set in motion well before it premiered, with the announcement tracing back to the prior season’s conclusion. The fourth season was announced on September 27, 2024, following the conclusion of the third season, with a second movie announced in that same reveal.
With the Rozzo family’s scheme against Rimuru still unresolved as this cour closes, viewers have plenty to sit with before the next wave of episodes eventually arrives. What do you expect from Granbell and Mariabell’s next move against Rimuru once ‘That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime’ returns for its next cour.
