On a May 22 live stream special for Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?, aka Danmachi, a brand-new video was revealed for their upcoming fourth season which is set to premiere on July 23. The live stream also showed off a new key visual, and announced the artists for the theme song and the names of some of the returning staff members, and original Author Omori will be joining the anime staff as a series script supervisor!
The opening song for season 4, “Tentō” (天灯) is performed by Sajou no Hana, and the ending theme song Guide is performed by Saori Hayami!
▍Danmachi Anime Season 4 PV
▍Danmachi Season 4 Story
Orario, the Labyrinth City— An enormous city that harbors the endless underground labyrinth known as the “Dungeon.” It is here Bell Cranel, an aspiring adventurer met the humble goddess Hestia, made friends, challenged the Dungeon depths, and escaped death on several occasions while leveling up his skills. That very same boy received a mission, to brave the depths of the dungeons, deeper than he has ever gone before. With his friends by his side, Bell prepares to challenge himself further.
▍Danmachi Season 4 Staff
Along with a release date, the series also announced the return of the following staff members, all of whom were involved in every season and original animation videos!
Director: Hideki Tachibana
Script Supervisor: Hideki Shirane
Art Director: Jeong Ryeon Kim
Character Designer: Shigeki Kimoto
Color Key Artist: Tomomi Andō
Compositing Director of Photography: Shingo Fukuyo
Sound Director: Jin Aketagawa
Musical Composer: Keiji Inai
Production: EGG FIRM, SB Creative
Animation: J.C. Staff
Editing: Kentarou Tsubone
▍Danmachi Season 4 Cast
■ Bell Cranel – CV: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka
■ Hestia – CV: Inori Minase
■ Liliruca Ard – CV: Maaya Uchida
■ Welf Crozzo – CV: Yoshimasa Hosoya
■ Mikoto Yamato – CV: Chinatsu Akasaki
■ Sanjouno Haruhime – CV: Haruka Chisuga
■ Kashima Ouka – CV: Kazuyuki Okitsu
■ Hitachi Chigusa – CV: Iguchi Yuka
■ Daphne Lauros – CV: Wakana Kowaka
■ Cassandra Illion – CV: Ayumi Mano
■ Aisha Belka – CV: Akeno Watanabe