The Misfit Class just delivered the performance of their lives, and now everyone is waiting to see if it was enough. Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Season 4 Episode 8 arrives this week, bringing the judges’ verdicts and the aftermath of the stunning “Lilith’s Carpet” musical number that had fans talking for days.
The new episode drops on Saturday, May 23, 2026. For viewers in the United States, the release time is 2:25 a.m. PT / 5:25 a.m. ET on Crunchyroll. UK fans can watch it at 10:25 a.m. BST, while Indian audiences will see it at 2:55 p.m. IST. Australian viewers get the episode at 7:25 p.m. AEST.
Episode 7 Set a New Standard for the Series
The previous episode, titled “Lilith’s Carpet,” was something special. Almost the entire episode focused on the Misfit Class as they performed a grand and difficult musical piece they had practiced for weeks.
Elizabetta took center stage as Lilith, delivering a powerful vocal and physical performance. The animation team at BN Pictures showed small details like sweat on her face and her hair getting messier as the performance went on, making it feel real and earned.
Purson Soi, who has been hiding his presence all season using his stealth magic, finally stepped into the spotlight. Without his magical disguise, he played a trumpet solo that lifted the entire performance. The episode ended with an alternative credit sequence showing the class taking their bow.
What Episode 8 Will Cover
Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Season 4 Episode 8 shifts focus to what happens after the music stops. The three judges — including the unpredictable Amduscias Poro, also known as Poro-chan — will give their scores for the Misfit Class’s performance.
Judge Mei-Mei appears to have taken a personal interest in Purson after his trumpet solo stunned everyone in the auditorium. Kyupa, an idol who became a judge for the Music Festival, is expected to recognize Keroli (her alter ego Kuromu) for the hard work put into the choreography.
Many important characters watched from the audience. Ameri used her authority as student council president to get a VIP seat and brought her own camera and fan sign to cheer for Iruma. Sullivan, Iruma’s demon grandfather who serves as Babyls principal, also snuck in to watch.
Streaming Details for Global Audiences
Crunchyroll remains the exclusive streaming home for the series outside Japan. Season 4 marked a first for the show — a same-day English dub that releases alongside the Japanese version each week. Earlier seasons had delayed dubs, but the production team made sure international fans could watch Episode 8 in English right away.
Crunchyroll subscription plans start at $7.99 per month for the Fan tier with ads, while the Standard ad-free plan costs $9.99 per month. The service is available in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, India, and many other regions.
The full season will run for 24 episodes across two cours, meaning fans have plenty more to look forward to after Episode 8.
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Episode 7 Ending Left Clues for Fans
The final moments of Episode 7 showed the class taking their bow. One small detail caught the attention of sharp-eyed viewers — a camera zoom that highlighted Purson’s empty chair, which many fans interpreted as a reference to his father possibly being there to witness his son’s moment of glory.
The show has been building toward this Music Festival arc since Season 4 began on April 4, 2026. The Misfit Class needs everyone to reach Rank 4 by the end of their first year, and winning the Music Festival is their best chance to make that happen.
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