The end of an era is almost here. Pokémon Horizons: Season 3 — Rising Hope Part 4, the final batch of episodes in Liko and Roy’s journey, lands on Netflix on September 18, 2026. The official announcement came from The Pokémon Company on August 19, and the clip released alongside it gives a clear signal: the final showdown against Laquium and the Explorers is everything the series has been building toward.
The Final Battle: What We Know About Part 4
Part 4 picks up exactly where things left off — Liko, Roy, Dot, and the rest of the Rising Volt Tacklers are out of time and out of road. Laquium and the Explorers are the last obstacle standing, and the crew is going to need every bond they’ve built across three seasons to pull through. According to the official synopsis, Terastallization and Mega Evolution are both in play, giving the team’s Pokémon an edge they’ve never had before.
The preview clip released on the official Pokémon YouTube channel — “Cheer with a Song!” — gives us a taste of what’s coming without tipping the finale’s hand too much. What it does show: the emotional stakes are high, and the animation has the polish the series has been building toward since its January 2026 premiere on Netflix.
Kilowattrel, Skeledirge — and One Crazed Moltres
The preview footage teases Roy’s Kilowattrel taking centre stage, alongside what appears to be a newly-evolved Skeledirge — a major evolution moment for a Pokémon that’s been part of the team since the early episodes. The adversary? A Moltres driven to its limits by Laquium’s influence, which should make for one of the season’s most visually striking battles if Horizons’ track record holds.
Captain Pikachu is back alongside the crew for the finale, which should delight anyone who’s followed Friede’s arc through the three-season run. The bond between Friede and Captain Pikachu has been one of the quiet emotional threads of Horizons, and the finale looks set to pay that off.
Will Singapore Netflix Get Part 4?
Here’s the question Singapore fans have been asking since the announcement: will the Singapore Netflix library actually include Part 4?
The honest answer is: not confirmed yet. When Part 3 dropped in June, Singapore and most of Asia were notably absent from the regional rollout — the batch was initially available for the US, LATAM, Nordics, and select other markets, leaving SG fans out in the cold at launch. The September 18 announcement for Part 4 has the same pattern: the official Pokémon.com post references Netflix broadly, without specifying a full list of regions.
Singapore fans: check your Netflix app on or after September 18. If the previous pattern repeats, the episodes may take longer to reach our region — or may not be included in the same day-one rollout. If you want the safest bet, catch up on Parts 1–3 now (which are available on Netflix SG) so you’re ready if Part 4 does land here. Follow our anime coverage and we’ll update when the SG availability situation becomes clearer.