The psychological anime series Classroom of the Elite is now in its fourth season, and fans are closely following Kiyotaka Ayanokoji as he starts his second year at the Advanced Nurturing High School. The new season, officially titled Classroom of the Elite: Year 4, premiered on April 1, 2026, with a special drop of four episodes at once. As the weekly release pattern continues, viewers are marking their calendars for the next chapter.
Episode 6 Release Date and Streaming Time
Classroom of the Elite Season 4 Episode 6 is scheduled to arrive on Wednesday, April 15, 2026. The episode will be available on Crunchyroll for audiences in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia.
The release times vary depending on where you live. For viewers in the United States, the episode drops at 4:30 AM (Pacific Time) and 7:30 AM (Eastern Time). UK audiences can watch it at 12:30 PM (British Summer Time). Indian viewers will get the episode around 5:00 PM (Indian Standard Time). Australian fans in the AET zone will see it at 11:30 PM on Wednesday night.
Episode 6 marks the second solo release following the four-episode premiere. The season is expected to run for 16 episodes total, with the final episode scheduled for June 24, 2026.
Recap of Episode 5
Episode 5, which aired on April 8, 2026, moved the story deeper into the second-year arc. The episode focused on the new challenges facing Kiyotaka Ayanokoji and his classmates after they started their second year still placed in Class D.
The main threat of this season is a new student sent from the White Room, the secret facility where Ayanokoji was raised. The school chairman assigned this student specifically to target and expose Ayanokoji. Episode 5 showed the first real moves of this new antagonist as the second-year students went through their orientation exams.
The special exam in this season pairs first-year students with second-year students for a written test. Only the second-year students face expulsion if their team performs poorly. This rule puts Ayanokoji and his classmates in a dangerous position. Episode 5 built up the tension as the class had to figure out who among the new first-years could be trusted.
What to Expect in Episode 6
Episode 6 will continue the White Room plotline. The new assassin sent by Ayanokoji’s father is now inside the school and ready to make a direct move. The previous seasons showed how Ayanokoji always stays three steps ahead of everyone. But this enemy knows his past and his methods.
The episode will also show more of the special exam system for the second year. The pairing of first-years with second-years creates a lot of doubt. Ayanokoji must figure out which first-year students are real threats and which ones are just ordinary newcomers.
New characters introduced this season include Tsubasa Nanase (voiced by Minako Satō), Kazuomi Hōsen (voiced by Hiroya Egashira), and Ichika Amasawa (voiced by Momoko Seto). These first-year students are all connected to the White Room plot in different ways. Episode 6 will likely show more of their real motives.
Voice Cast and Production Details
The voice cast for Classroom of the Elite Season 4 brings back the main actors. Shōya Chiba returns as Kiyotaka Ayanokoji, Akari Kitō as Suzune Horikita, Ayana Taketatsu as Kei Karuizawa, and Yurika Kubo as Kikyō Kushida.
Noriyuki Nomata directs the fourth season at Larche studio. Yasushi Shigenobu writes the scripts, and Maki Kōno handles character design. The opening theme song “MONSTER” is performed by Eir Aoi, while the ending theme “Liar Veil” comes from ZAQ.
The season covers the first semester of the Classroom of the Elite: Year 2 light novels. The anime originally started in 2017, and this fourth season continues the story directly from where Season 3 ended in 2024.
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How to Watch Previous Episodes
All released episodes of Classroom of the Elite Season 4 are available on Crunchyroll with English subtitles. An English dub version is also being released alongside the subtitled episodes. New episodes arrive every Wednesday and remain on the platform for streaming.
For viewers who want to catch up on the earlier seasons, Crunchyroll also carries Seasons 1 through 3. The first season has 12 episodes, Season 2 has 13 episodes, and Season 3 has 13 episodes.
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