We finally learn the story of Nightmare and how she ended up as a spirit. is where DAL goes into overdrive: the Kurumi arc. In the 2nd arc we get to see 2 unexpected characters return for a brief spell, some more information is slipped through, and then it ends in similar DAL fashion. The twist in the plot starts to emerge as the first arc ends and we finally learn the intentions of the main villain, Westcott, and what he wants with the spirits after 2 seasons of knowing barely anything about his sinister plot.
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Shido goes back on his quest to help more spirits, and it pretty much follows suit on how they series has always gone. But it probably was for the best just to keep moving onward instead of wasting time backtracking). Story: We pick up right after the speedrun that covered the 12th light novel in the final epsiode of season 3 (no retcon episode for that, sorry for the fans who were hoping for that to be fixed. So if you're on the fence about giving this season the time after season 3 left a bad taste in your mouth - you can read this without worry for ruining your watch experience and make a decision whether you want to dedicate time watching this from there. There won't be direct spoilers in this, just enough details to explain what they did good and bad here. And for the most part: they did a mostly passable job. A lot of pressure was on Geek Toys this season to make up for the mistake J.C Staff made that was Date a Live Season 3.
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