The Next Prince Episode 13 Release: Global Timings, Spoilers & English Sub Details

Royal blood spills and loyalties shatter in The Next Prince’s heart-stopping finale arc. After Episode 12’s brutal palace coup left King Chakri bleeding and Prince Wasim’s vengeance unleashed, fans worldwide are counting hours until Episode 13 drops. This Thai BL phenomenon merges political intrigue and simmering romance, culminating in a July 26th release that could redefine Emmalay’s throne forever.

The Next Prince Episode 13: Recap and Preview

Episode 12 detonated like a landmine: The archery competition—Khanin’s desperate bid to reform Emmalay—was ambushed by Prince Wasim’s rebellion. In jaw-dropping scenes, Wasim exposed the King’s lethal negligence in his wife’s mining-related death and implicated him in Charan’s mother’s murder. A gunshot echoed, the King collapsed, and Chakri took a bullet shielding Charan and Khanin. As medics rushed both royals to surgery, Charan’s escape plan to Devin crumbled.

Episode 13’s preview hints at three explosive threads:

• Khanin’s leadership test: With his father returned and the throne vulnerable, Khanin must choose between escape or claiming his destiny.
• Wasim’s endgame: Will his coup succeed, or will royal guards intervene?
• Chakri’s fate: If the King’s protector dies, Charan’s alliance with Khanin could ignite civil war.

Insiders from production studio Mandee Work suggest unresolved romantic tensions between Khanin and Charan will climax amid the chaos, satisfying BL fans’ demand for emotional payoff.

Global Release Schedule for The Next Prince Episode 13

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Mark calendars for July 26, 2025, with synchronized streaming via iQIYI. Critical timings across time zones:

Region	Time Zone	Release Time
Thailand	ICT	20:00
Americas	Pacific Time (PT)	05:00
UK/EU	Greenwich Mean (GMT)	12:00
India	IST	17:30
East Asia	KST/JST	21:00

Pro tip: Enable iQIYI notifications to avoid spoilers flooding social media post-release.

Where to Watch Legally with English Subs

iQIYI remains the exclusive global platform for The Next Prince, offering Episode 13 with real-time English subtitles. Subscription plans start at $6.99/month, with new users eligible for a 7-day free trial. Avoid pirate sites—illegal streams often lack sub accuracy and violate copyright laws, as emphasized in iQIYI’s global piracy report.

For deeper context, revisit our Episode 12 symbolism analysis or explore how this series compares to hit BLs like KinnPorsche in our Thai BL evolution feature.

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Must Know

Q: Will Episode 13 feature Khanin and Charan’s romance?
A: Yes, producers confirm emotional scenes between the duo. With Chakri injured and Wasim’s coup underway, their bond faces ultimate trials—potentially triggering major confessions or sacrifices.

Q: Why did Prince Wasim blame the King for his wife’s death?
A: Wasim revealed unchecked mining operations caused lethal pollution, leading to his wife’s lung cancer. This environmental critique mirrors real-world issues, as noted in Thailand’s Industrial Safety Department health advisories.

Q: Can I watch Episode 13 for free?
A: iQIYI’s free tier delays releases by 72 hours. Premium subscribers access episodes immediately—use the free trial if new.

Q: How many episodes remain in Season 1?
A: Two episodes (13 and 14) will conclude the season, wrapping all major arcs per director Aoom Rattanapong.

Q: Does Chakri die in Episode 13?
A: While previews show critical injury, his fate remains unconfirmed. Actor Tonnam Piamchon teased “loyalty has costs” in a recent DramaDaily interview.

Q: Will Khanin’s father help defeat Wasim?
A: His return signals a power shift. Military strategists in the series suggest he’ll mobilize royal guards, but Wasim’s forces are entrenched.

The Next Prince Episode 13 isn’t just television show—it’s a cultural moment fusing Thai BL passion with Shakespearean stakes. As Khanin fights for Emmalay’s soul and Charan battles for love, every second counts. Clear your schedule for July 26th, set iQIYI reminders, and witness history unfold.