Summer Time Rendering Episode 4 might bring some information regarding Ushio, and the episode is all set to release very soon. Among the anime that have come out in April 2022, my favorite is Summer Time Rendering. This dark thriller anime based on summer vibes gives a really exciting feeling while watching. If you are one of the Summer Time Rendering watchers, then you surely know what I’m talking about.
It’s like watching Re: zero, where certain episodes will make you feel like you’re in a slice of life while others will muddle your head. Summer Time Rendering episode 3 was slow-paced yet really enjoyable. With an exciting finish, fans of the program, like me, are looking forward to the fourth episode of Summer Time Rendering. So, if you’re eager about the ep 4 of Summer Time Rendering, don’t worry because we’ve got all the details like release date, where to watch, etc.
About the series
It is about a teenage boy Shinpei Ajiro who has come back to his home town which is an isolated island. The reason for his return is to attend the funeral of his childhood friend and foster sister Ushio. Shinpei has been living Kofune sisters ever since his parents died when he was really young. Ushio died due to drowning while she was trying to rescue a small girl named Shiori Kobayakawa. However, after finding strangling marks around Ushio’s neck, Shinpei believes that she was murdered. Shinpei also has visions of Ushio requesting him to protect her sister Mio.
It makes Shinpei believes that there is something off about the Island. Along with Mio and his friends, Shinpei begins a quest to take discover the truth behind the Island. On their voyage, they discover that there is a sickness on the Island called Shadow that imitates people. As Shinpei and his friends get close to discovering something, one more mystery comes out. Throughout the story, Shinpei tries his best to protect the people from the shadow and discover the truth behind Ushio’s death.
Up until now in Summer Time Rendering: Washing Shore
The third episode was unlike the last two episodes of the Summer Time Rendering. More precisely, there were no murders in this episode of Summer Time Rendering. It was a slow-paced episode where the episode gave more attention to the investigation part. The episode began with Shinpei and Mio discussing about rescuing Shiori Kobayakawa and discovering the family’s whereabouts. Shinpei suggests that he should go alone, so Mio stays protected. Even going early in the morning, he discovers that no one is in the Kobayakawa household. Along with the neighbor women, Shinpei goes inside the house and discovers the disintegrated body mark that shadows have left.
However, they are only adult-sized body marks, and still, Shiori is missing. After going upstairs, he hears the same click of the camera that indicates whenever a shadow is present. It turns out that Shiori was missing all along, and it was Shiori’s shadow all the way. As the shadow was about to kill Shinpei, the neighbor comes upstairs, and thanks to her interesting, Shinpei is saved. Later, the only police officer on the island, Tetsu gives Shinpei a cell phone and says Ushio asked him to give it to Shinpei if anything were to happen to her. Along with Sou and Mio, they plan on going to the shrine on the day of the festival.
On the night of the festival, Sou and Shinpei talk about protecting Mio and Sou’s feelings for Mio. Upon asking about Shinpei’s feelings regarding Mio, he says she is his family. Shinpei then sees an aura of Ushio and follows her to the beach. Just as the fireworks start, we see Ushio’s face.
Summer Time Rendering Episode 4 Release Date and Expectations
Episode 4 of the Summer Time Rendering is titled “Jamais Vu” and is scheduled to release after a week of the 3rd episode. In the Summer Time Rendering Episode 4, we might see the conversation between Ushio and Shinpei. She might help Shinpei in discovering the truth behind the shadows and her death. The release date of Episode 4 of Summer Time Rendering is May 6, 2022.
Where to watch Summer Time Rendering Episode 4?
The anime series airs on Japanese local channels like Tokyo MX, BS11, and Kansai TV. People around the world can watch the anime on Disney Plus’ website, but you will have a subscription fee to watch it.
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