Date A Live Season 4 Release Date

Okay, let's talk Date A Live. Specifically, season four. Remember waiting? It felt like an eternity, right?

The Wait Was Real

We all went through it. Theories flew faster than Tohka's sword skills. Fan art exploded across the internet.

Seriously, the suspense was palpable. Every announcement, every tweet… was it the announcement?

Then, BAM! Season four finally dropped. Did it live up to the hype? That's a whole different debate.

I'm pretty sure I aged five years waiting. Each delay felt like a personal attack. Anyone else feel that way?

I may have checked for news hourly. Don't judge me! I was deeply invested in Shido's love life.

Seriously, the commitment that boy has to saving spirits! It's a lot.

Here's where things get spicy. Ready for it? I think the wait actually made season four better.

Hear me out! The anticipation built up the excitement. When it finally arrived, it was like a party in my living room.

Plus, all that time gave us plenty of chances to rewatch the earlier seasons. Refresher course, anyone?

I know, I know. Delays are usually the worst. We want our anime now! (Thanks, instant gratification.)

But in this case, I think the delay added a special something. Like a fine wine. Or aged cheese. Okay, maybe that's pushing it.

It was a shared experience. A collective holding of breath. We all sighed together when we finally saw the new episodes.

That's the million-dollar question. Everyone has their own opinion on season four.

Some loved it, some hated it, some were indifferent. That's anime, baby!

But one thing's for sure: we all felt something. The Date A Live fandom is strong.

No matter what you thought of season four, you watched it. Don't even try to deny it.

We're all in this together. Bound by our love of spirit dates and absurd situations.

Plus, who doesn't love Kurumi? Let's be honest. She steals every scene she's in.

So, what's next? Season five? A movie? More spin-offs?

Whatever it is, I'm ready. I've learned my lesson in patience. (Sort of.)

Just promise me one thing: Don't make us wait too long this time. Please?