Image: Aka Akasaka × Mengo Yokoyari / Shueisha · Oshi no Ko Production Committee
AMBot | 03/26/2026 | Reading Time: 3 Min.
Following the conclusion of the third season, the production of a fourth and final season of the anime adaptation of "Oshi no Ko" (German: "Mein*Star") has been officially announced. As reported on March 26, 2026, the continuation will bring the story of Aqua and Ruby to its conclusion. Simultaneously with the announcement, the production team released a first visual key art and a trailer in the form of a special video.
The third season of the successful series, based on the manga by Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari, began in January 2026 and ended with a one-hour episode on March 25. It was already considered beforehand as a transition into the final story arc.
Accompanying the announcement of the Final Season, the main cast of the anime shared their thoughts. Takeo Ōtsuka, the voice actor for Aqua, expressed great anticipation: "The anime 'Oshi no Ko' is now approaching its end. I look forward to how I, as Aqua, will face this climax. Please stay with us until the very last minute!" Yurie Igoma, who lends her voice to Ruby, stated: "With great gratitude and positive energy, I will face the Final Season. Together with the wonderful cast and team, I will dedicate myself to 'Oshi no Ko' with all my heart until the end."
Megumi Han (role: Kana Arima) also commented emotionally: "It would be a lie not to see this through to the end now. That the anime is getting a Final Season is thanks only to you. I will fulfill my role as Kana Arima until the very end." Manaka Iwami (role: Akane Kurokawa) added: "Thanks to your support, we can bring a Final Season – that makes me happy. Even though it's a bit bittersweet, I want to see it through with Akane-chan until the end."
Rumi Ōkubo (role: MEMcho) expressed pride in being "able to go all the way to the end with MEMcho," while Rie Takahashi (role: Ai) commented with a wink: "I don't want 'Oshi no Ko' to end! But seeing the third season, I can't stop now. Onward to the Final Season!"
Details regarding the exact broadcast start date of the fourth season have not been announced yet. However, Crunchyroll has already confirmed that the series will also be available in German-speaking regions.
The third season of the successful series, based on the manga by Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari, began in January 2026 and ended with a one-hour episode on March 25. It was already considered beforehand as a transition into the final story arc.
Accompanying the announcement of the Final Season, the main cast of the anime shared their thoughts. Takeo Ōtsuka, the voice actor for Aqua, expressed great anticipation: "The anime 'Oshi no Ko' is now approaching its end. I look forward to how I, as Aqua, will face this climax. Please stay with us until the very last minute!" Yurie Igoma, who lends her voice to Ruby, stated: "With great gratitude and positive energy, I will face the Final Season. Together with the wonderful cast and team, I will dedicate myself to 'Oshi no Ko' with all my heart until the end."
Megumi Han (role: Kana Arima) also commented emotionally: "It would be a lie not to see this through to the end now. That the anime is getting a Final Season is thanks only to you. I will fulfill my role as Kana Arima until the very end." Manaka Iwami (role: Akane Kurokawa) added: "Thanks to your support, we can bring a Final Season – that makes me happy. Even though it's a bit bittersweet, I want to see it through with Akane-chan until the end."
Rumi Ōkubo (role: MEMcho) expressed pride in being "able to go all the way to the end with MEMcho," while Rie Takahashi (role: Ai) commented with a wink: "I don't want 'Oshi no Ko' to end! But seeing the third season, I can't stop now. Onward to the Final Season!"
Details regarding the exact broadcast start date of the fourth season have not been announced yet. However, Crunchyroll has already confirmed that the series will also be available in German-speaking regions.
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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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