My Hero Academia Season 8 Episode 4 Release Date And Time

My Hero Academia’s final season is moving fast, and Episode 4 is set to keep the momentum after three intense weekends. The Heroes are pushing forward with careful plans, while the Villains keep raising the stakes. Emotional beats and a steady build toward the next big showdown are sure to make us bite our nails.

This run focuses on strategy and resolve as Class 1-A and the pros try to protect what’s left of society. Episode 4 should deepen the split-front battles, tighten the timeline for the Heroes’ moves, and set up key payoffs for the coming weeks.

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Release Date, Time, And Where To Watch

My Hero Academia season 8, episode 4, releases on Saturday, October 25, 2025. In the U.S., new subbed episodes typically land early morning on Crunchyroll, with a common window around 2:30 AM PT / 5:30 AM ET following the Japan broadcast. The English dub is rolling out weekly on a short delay.

Here are some of the other release times in different time zones:

• Pacific Time (PT): 2:30 AM Saturday

• Eastern Time (ET): 5:30 AM Saturday

• British Time (BST): 10:30 AM Saturday

• Central European Time (CET): 11:30 AM Saturday

• India Standard Time (IST): 3:00 PM Saturday

• Japan Standard Time (JST): 6:30 PM Saturday

  
  

You can stream MHA season 8, episode 4 exclusively on Crunchyroll, which continues to simulcast new episodes as they air. If you want to jump right into the action of Season 8 the moment it’s released, Crunchyroll is your go-to platform. However, Prime Video will also offer the season in select regions.

What Happened In My Hero Academia Season 8 Episode 3

In episode 3 of the Final War Arc, Bakugo’s long-awaited redemption finally shines through. Who was once seen as an arrogant bully, now risks everything to save All Might, arriving just in time after being launched by Izuku.

The scene is intense and emotional as All For One is caught off guard and enraged that his plan failed. Bakugo’s sharp humor with All Might brings back the familiar My Hero Academia energy, balancing action and emotion perfectly.

The flashbacks tie everything together, showing how Bakugo’s actions come from guilt and a desire to protect All Might’s legacy. Saving his mentor is his way of forgiving himself and proving his growth. When he unleashes the full power of his Quirk, laughing and fighting fearlessly, it marks a powerful shift — Bakugo is no longer chasing others.

Release Year	MAL Rating	Animation Studio	Genre	Watch On
April 2016	7.84	Bones	Adventure, Action	Netflix

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