Now on its fourth and final season, Dr Stone is back with a vengeance - with Part 2 officially here!

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Taking place in the distant future, this sci-fi anime series began with a bizarrely original kind of apocalypse, freezing the entire human population in stasis in 2019.

Thousands of years later, teen genius Senku Ishigami wakes up and decides to rebuild human civilisation in an ambitious new direction.

One of the big headlines for this season is the arrival of Dr Xeno Houston Wingfield, a major villain from the original Dr Stone manga series.

He's the leader of a group that Senku encounters in North America, and like Senku he prides himself in being a technological and scientific genius, providing a worthy adversary for the story's final act.

Read on to learn everything we know about Dr Stone: Science Future's release schedule!

Dr Stone season 4 release schedule: When are new episodes out?

Dr Stone season 4 part 2 is officially here! It premiered on 10th July and below is the expected release schedule for the remaining episodes:

Episode 13 – Watching the Same Moon - 10th July 2025
Episode 14 – 17th July 2025
Episode 15 – 24th July 2025
Episode 16 – 31st July 2025
Episode 17 – 7th August 2025
Episode 18 – 14th August 2025
Episode 19 – 21st August 2025
Episode 20 – 28th August 2025
Episode 21 – 4th September 2025
Episode 22 – 11th September 2025
Episode 23 – 18th September 2025
Episode 24 – 25th September 2025

What time are new episodes of Dr Stone season 4 released?

New episodes of Dr Stone season 4 are released at the following times:

  • 7:00am PST
  • 10:00am EST
  • 3pm BST

Dr Stone season 4: Science Future trailer

There's now a full trailer for Dr Stone: Science Future, introducing new enemies and new technology as Senku's team explore North America!

Where can I watch Dr Stone: Science Future?

Dr Stone Science Future anime still showing characters floating

You can catch Dr Stone: Science Future on Crunchyroll, either with English subtitles or in a dubbed format.

Dr Stone season 4 is now streaming on Crunchyroll.

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Gavia Baker-Whitelaw is a freelance critic and entertainment journalist specialising in geek culture, TV and film. She has written for numerous outlets including Empire, TV Guide, Wired and Vulture, and hosts the film podcast Overinvested.

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