That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 4
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THAT TIME I GOT REINCARNATED AS A SLIME SEASON 4 HAS NO VOTE THIS WEEK
Synopsis
Once just an ordinary salaryman, Rimuru Tempest died, got reincarnated as a slime, and somehow talked, absorbed, and strategized his way into becoming a Demon Lord with his own nation. By season four of this TV series, he's not just fighting monsters; he's hosting diplomatic festivals and trying to keep a fragile peace between humans and monsters from falling apart. The Founder's Festival kicks things off as a celebration meant to solidify alliances, but behind the scenes, figures like Granbell Rosso see Rimuru's growing influence as something that needs to be crushed. So while Rimuru's out here planning banquets, there are people planning his downfall. The mix of nation-building politics with genuine combat stakes is what keeps this show interesting deep into its run. You've got Veldora being chaotic, Benimaru ready to throw down at a moment's notice, and Rimuru navigating everything with a calm that's almost unsettling for a blob. The vibe shifts between lighthearted slice-of-life stuff and real tension without feeling jarring; it earns both modes. If you liked how Overlord handles a powerful isekai protagonist managing a kingdom, or wanted Mushoku Tensei's world-building depth with a more comedic edge closer to Konosuba, this hits a sweet spot between all three. Four seasons in and the world just keeps expanding. Worth catching up if you haven't already.
Episode Guide
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Chapters 100-115 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 116.

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Es un capitulo muy intrigante desde el comienzo, no hay opening, la historia se trata de explicar con el mayor lujo y detalle posible, supongo para que se entienda mejor la perspectiva de Chloe y sus vivencias. un capitulo fuera de lo común, me gustó mucho
You can feel the studio put everything into this episode. No OP no ED full runtime and that cinematic letterbox from start to finish. It screams 'this backstory matters.' The anime-only scenes with Luminous watching Chloe from the balcony actually made me care about their bond way more than the novel did
OK I need someone to explain the timeline stuff to me because my head is spinning. Past Chloe merges with future Hinata inside her own skill which loops her back 2000 years and now shes living with Luminous for centuries before meeting Leon. And Chronoa is not Chloe? Somebody make a diagram. Rimuru hugging her in Ingrassia is the only reason this loop exists right
Hinata telling Chloe she loves him too and Chloe going full 'I won't hand Rimuru-san over to you' was too funny. Serious time travel drama and then a catfight over the slime out of nowhere. Alice really planted that seed in her head apparently. The tone balancing in this show never misses
Another talking episode honestly. The widescreen was nice and the Chloe-Luminous content was cute but for a series that usually keeps momentum this felt like watching people explain the plot for forty minutes. The ending reveal with Chronoa was cool enough to round it out though so not a total loss
Luminous apologizing for failing her city and the citizens just smiling back thanking her for keeping them alive. That scene got me good. She spent centuries feeling guilty about Night Rose and never knew her people were grateful the whole time. The writing around her this episode was genuinely strong
There he is. Scary roaring storm dragon destroying everything in the past. And then we remember current Veldora is a manga nerd collecting action figures. The tonal whiplash is insane but I love how this show commits to both versions. Fighting the Hero in Part 2 better have the budget blown on it
I couldn't stop thinking about Chloe carrying all those loops alone. Two thousand years of watching Rimuru-san and Hinata die over and over then getting sent back each time. The montage of her just living among the Night Rose citizens daily and leaving fruit at Luminous's door made me tear up more than I expected
seeing chloe tell hinata that she won't give rimuru up because she loves him was the cutest thing ever and then five minutes later she is becoming this legendary hero chronoa and it is just crazy how much pressure she has been under for so long without anyone knowing and i just want her to be happy finally
The 21:9 widescreen really sold the whole thing. That shot of Veldora laying waste to Night Rose while Luminous jumps up to meet him felt like something out of a movie. The lesbians are eating well this week every scene with Luminous softening toward Chloe hit
I felt like the pacing was a bit rushed because they tried to fit 2000 years of history and a whole failed timeline into one episode and it felt like a massive info dump even if the lore was cool
Hinata admitting she used her dad's flaws to justify her own coldness cut deep. That whole opening monologue in the void made me stop and think about how stubborn people just condemn people to feel better about themselves. Granbell put it bluntly too she really has been hiding a lot
it is wild to think that chloe is probably stronger than rimuru now after all those time loops and the way she just casually talks to demon lords like luminous is so funny because of how much hinata hates it
The way Hinata came to terms with her past while floating in that void was so well done and then merging with Chloe to become Chronoa just felt like such a massive moment for her character growth after all the coldness
veldora just shows up to ruin everyone's day and laugh about it while night rose is burning down and luminous is just there looking devastated while the kids give her fruit and it was such a weirdly beautiful sequence
I am actually losing my mind over the mask paradox right now. Seeing Rimuru give that mask to Chloe in the old timeline and realizing it is the same one Shizue had is such a insane loop. My brain is fried.
way too much talking for one episode and my head hurts trying to figure out how chloe has been doing this for two thousand years but the visuals during the chloe and hinata soul merge were actually gorgeous though
luminous is officially the best girl for keeping those secrets and protecting chloe for literally centuries and her interaction with little chloe in the ruins of night rose was so sweet it actually made me tear up a bit
seeing the empire invasion timeline was brutal and I was not ready to see rimuru actually die like that even if it was a different loop and veldora going absolutely feral made sense but it still sucked to watch
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