The iconic voice behind several memorable anime endings is back! Chiai Fujikawa, known for her deeply emotional performances, is set to return as the ending theme artist for Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4, airing this July. Having contributed the ending themes for all previous seasons, Fujikawa’s consistent involvement has become a musical thread tying the series together. With a brand-new song written exclusively for this season, fans can once again look forward to her heartfelt melodies capturing the story’s emotional depth.
Who Is Performing the Ending Theme?
The ending theme for Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4 will once again be performed by Japanese singer-songwriter Chiai Fujikawa. Known for her emotionally charged vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Fujikawa has consistently served as the ending theme artist since the anime’s first season in 2019. Her musical contributions have become synonymous with the series’ emotional storytelling and have earned her recognition in both anime and mainstream music circles.
What Is the New Song?
The new ending theme is titled “Eien ni Ikkai no” (“Once in Eternity”). The song has been written specifically for Season 4 and marks Fujikawa’s fourth consecutive collaboration with the anime. While full details about the single’s release are yet to be announced, the track promises to reflect the continuing emotional journey of the characters Naofumi and his allies.
When Does Season 4 Air?
Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4 is scheduled to premiere in July 2025. The exact broadcast date and streaming platform availability will be announced through official channels in the coming weeks. Fans can expect the continuation of Naofumi’s battle-heavy, emotionally driven narrative, accompanied by Fujikawa’s signature musical touch.
Who Is Chiai Fujikawa?
Born in Okayama, Japan, in 1995, Chiai Fujikawa made her major debut in 2018. Her music combines vulnerable storytelling with powerful vocals, often addressing themes of struggle, love, and resilience. Over the years, she has provided songs for various anime including Digimon Adventure:, Talentless Nana, My Home Hero, and The Demon Sword Master of Excalibur Academy.
In addition to her music career in Japan, she actively performs overseas. Her 2025 tour includes live shows in Hong Kong and Shanghai, and she is set to appear at AnimagiC 2025, one of Europe’s largest anime conventions.
How Can Fans Experience Her Music Live?
Fujikawa is currently on her LIVE TOUR 2025, titled “Sumimasen, Ai toka Hirottenai desu ka?” (“Excuse me, have you seen any love lying around?”). Upcoming performances include:
- May 24: Hong Kong – PORTAL
- May 31: Shanghai – Bandai Namco Future Theatre
- June 8: Tokyo – HULIC HALL for her birthday live
- August 1–3: AnimagiC 2025 in Mannheim, Germany
Fans can also tune in to her acoustic online performance on May 4 titled “Easy Vibes for Golden Week.”
Call to Action
Chiai Fujikawa’s return to Rising of the Shield Hero adds a layer of emotional continuity to the series. If you’ve followed Naofumi’s journey through seasons past, her latest ending theme promises to bring that same soul-stirring resonance. Keep an eye on official sources for more on the song release—and mark your calendars for the Season 4 premiere in July!
©Aneko Yusagi / KADOKAWA / Shield Hero S4 Production Committee
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