Demon Slayer season 4, episode 5 release date and new streaming time on Crunchyroll

Demon Slayer season 4 episode 5
(Image credit: ©Koyoharu Gotoge / SHUEISHA, Aniplex, ufotable)

The Demon Slayer season 4, episode 5 release date has been confirmed, and there's also news of a brand new streaming time on Crunchyroll this week. So, those looking to avoid spoilers as Tanjiro takes his next step on his Hashira Training journey will need our guide on the Demon Slayer season 4 release schedule.

Below, we've got the Demon Slayer season 4, episode 5 release date in the UK, including where you can stream new episodes, the expected episode count, and more.

For more from the new season, dive into our complete guide to Demon Slayer season 4. Still playing catch up with one of the best anime around? You'll need to know how to watch Demon Slayer in order. It's slightly more confusing than it appears at first glance.

Demon Slayer season 4, episode 5 release date: what time is it on Crunchyroll?

Demon Slayer season 4 episode 5

(Image credit: ©Koyoharu Gotoge / SHUEISHA, Aniplex, ufotable)

The Demon Slayer season 4, episode 5 release date is June 9 at 8:45 AM Pacific and 11:45 AM Eastern on Crunchyroll. That's 4:45 PM BST in the UK.

For other regions, use the time zone converter.

That's two hours earlier than the original Demon Slayer release time, and it appears that'll stay that way until the end of the current season.

Demon Slayer season 4 release schedule

Demon Slayer season 4 episode 5

(Image credit: ©Koyoharu Gotoge / SHUEISHA, Aniplex, ufotable)
  • Demon Slayer season 4, episode 1 - May 12, 2024 - out now!
  • Demon Slayer season 4, episode 2 - May 19, 2024 - out now!
  • Demon Slayer season 4, episode 3 - May 26, 2024 - out now!
  • Demon Slayer season 4, episode 4 - June 2, 2024 - out now!
  • Demon Slayer season 4, episode 5 - June 9, 2024
  • Demon Slayer season 4, episode 6 - June 16, 2024

Demon Slayer season 4 kicked off with a one-hour episode in May, titled 'To Defeat Muzan Kibutsuji'.

It is expected that new episodes will air on Sundays across June and (potentially) July.

The current confirmed Demon Slayer season 4 release schedule is listed above. We'll update this page once the full schedule has been revealed.

Demon Slayer season 4 episode count: how many episodes are in the Hashira Training arc?

Demon Slayer season 4 episode 5

(Image credit: ©Koyoharu Gotoge / SHUEISHA, Aniplex, ufotable)

As is usually the case with new anime, we don't get the full lowdown on episode counts until a few episodes into the season. 

However, a quick glance at the manga suggests we're in line for a shorter season here, potentially only seven-to-eight episodes

By comparison, the first season consisted of 26 episodes. From there, we had shorter arcs such as Mugen Train (seven episodes), Entertainment District (11 episodes) and Swordsmith Village arc (11 episodes). So don't be surprised if Hashira Training follows that pattern and ends in late June.

The most recent third and fourth episodes, however, stretched only a handful of pages from the manga into a full episode, and topped it up with original anime material. If it continues in that vein, it could easily reach 11 episodes.

Where can I watch Demon Slayer season 4?

Demon Slayer season 4 episode 5

(Image credit: ©Koyoharu Gotoge / SHUEISHA, Aniplex, ufotable)

Demon Slayer season 4 can be watched exclusively on Crunchyroll.

The first three seasons of Demon Slayer are also available on Netflix in some regions.


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