Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6 release date, where to watch, and more

Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6 is scheduled to be released on May 6, 2025, at 12:00 am JST. Episode 5, released on April 29, 2025, focused on an odd-spirited away event that is somehow associated with Ofuu and her father, who have been present since episode 4.

Episode 4 continued the themes established in earlier episodes, introducing new kinds of human-demon relationships. While previous episodes focused on more romantic aspects, episode 4 revealed a much more delicate topic related to familial bonds and loneliness.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6.

Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6: Release date and time

Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6 will be released on May 6, 2025, at 12:00 am JST. The episode will unveil the actual mystery surrounding the odd little girl and her involvement in the spirited away case. The detective mystery format will persist for a few more episodes, gradually transitioning into a more action-heavy format toward the latter part of the spring 2025 season.

The streaming schedules in various time zones are given below:

Time zone	Release Time	Release Day	Release Date
Eastern Time	11:00 am	Monday	May 5, 2025
Pacific Time	08:00 am	Monday	May 5, 2025
British Summer Time	04:00 pm	Monday	May 5, 2025
Central European Summer Time	05:00 pm	Monday	May 5, 2025
Australian Central Time	12:30 am	Tuesday	May 6, 2025
India Standard Time	08:30 pm	Monday	May 5, 2025
Philippine Standard Time	11:00 pm	Monday	May 5, 2025

Where to watch Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6?

Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6 will be broadcast on Tokyo MX, BS Fuji, and MBS. New episodes will air every Tuesday on Japanese television. Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and Netflix will stream the episode for Japanese audiences, while international viewers can stream it on BiliBili and Ani-One Asia.

A brief recap of Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 5

The mysterious girl as shown in the anime (Image via Yokohama Animation Lab)

Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 5 begins with a mysterious girl singing about her family and how she eventually grew apart before eerily cutting off the song while directly addressing the audience. The episode soon cuts back to the present day, sometime after the events of episode 4, introducing Naotsugu Miura.

Naotsugu is searching for his older brother, Sadanaga Miura, who was spirited away a few years ago. Oddly enough, no one remembers Sadanaga ever existing, which continues to weigh heavy on Naotsugu's psyche.

Sadanaga Miura and Naotsugu as shown in the anime (Image via Yokohama Animation Lab)

Eventually, Ofuu's father learns about Naotsugu's predicament and urges Jinya to assist him in solving the mystery. Though Naotsugu and Jinya are unable to find any clues related to Sadanaga, Naotsugu recalls that he had kept Sadanaga's belongings following his odd disappearance.

When Naotsugu returns home, Ofuu's father peculiarly produces a Kogai that belonged to Naotsugu Miura, due to him being a samurai directly under the shogunate. Ofuu's father mentions that Naotsugu once handed the Kogai to him for safekeeping. He requests Jinya to return the ornament to Naotsugu since he'll need it. The episode ends with the mysterious girl appearing in an eerie dimension, stating how she no longer has a home to return to.

Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6: What to expect?

Sword of the Demon Hunter episode 6, titled Garden of Happiness Part 2, will focus on fully unveiling the mystery around Sadanaga Miura's disappearance. It is hinted that Ofuu's father is somehow involved in the disappearance. Episode 6 will reveal what his actual role is in the entire situation.

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