You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 release date and time, where to watch, and more

Modified Oct 12, 2024 11:25 GMT

You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 release date and time (Image via Felix Film)

You Are Ms. Servant episode 1, titled My Fateful Encounter with You, is scheduled for release on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 1:30 am JST. Also known as Kimi wa Meido-sama, the anime is based on the popular Japanese manga series of the same name, written and illustrated by Shotan. The manga began serialization on Shogakukan's Sunday Webry website in June 2020.

With its growing popularity, the series is now making its transition to anime, produced by Felix Film, and debuting as a Fall 2024 series. As the release date approaches, fans are eager for details on the premiere, where to watch the show, and other key information.

You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 release date, time, and countdown

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As previously mentioned, You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 is set to premiere in Japan on TV Asahi affiliated stations on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 1:30 am JST. The release time of the episode will be earlier for international fans due to time zone differences, making it accessible earlier on the same day.

The release timings for You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 in different parts of the world are as follows:

Time Zones	Date	Time
Pacific Standard Time	Saturday, October 5	9:30 am
Central Standard Time	Saturday, October 5	11:30 am
Eastern Standard Time	Saturday, October 5	12:30 pm
Greenwich Mean Time	Saturday, October 5	4:30 pm
Central European Time	Saturday, October 5	6:30 pm
Indian Standard Time	Saturday, October 5	10:00 pm
Philippines Standard Time	Sunday, October 6	12:30 am
Australian Central Standard Time	Sunday, October 6	2:00 am

Where to watch You Are Ms. Servant episode 1?

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You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 will premiere on various TV platforms in Japan, starting with 24 TV Asahi affiliated stations on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 1:30 am JST, slotted under the NUMAnimation frame. It will then have a repeat broadcast on AT-X on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 11:00 pm JST, and BS Asahi on Sunday, October 12, at 1:00 am JST.

This Fall 2024 anime will also be accessible on several streaming platforms, including ABEMA, d Anime Store, U-NEXT, Anime Hōdai, Bandai Channel, and more. However, the show will be available on platforms other than ABEMA starting Friday, October 11.

International streaming services like Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video have also obtained distribution rights, ensuring that fans around the globe can enjoy the show. Crunchyroll will offer early access to the premiere on Saturday, October 5, 2024.

In South, Southeast Asia, and Oceania (except Australia and New Zealand), Medialink is streaming the series on their YouTube channel, Ani-One Asia.

***You Are Ms. Servant*: A brief synopsis**

Yuki and Hitoyoshi, as seen in the trailer (Image via Felix Film)

You Are Ms. Servant is a rom-com centered on Hitoyoshi Yokoya, a high school student living alone. One day, a mysterious girl offers to be his maid. Initially nervous due to her past as an assassin, Hitoyoshi changes his mind when her skills save him from a near-fatal accident.

Despite her expertise in assassination, she lacks basic household skills, having dedicated her life to killing. However, living with Hitoyoshi allows her to experience new emotions, inspiring her to embrace a normal life.

She asks Hitoyoshi for a new name, and he names her Yuki. With someone she can finally consider family, Yuki begins to create cherished memories and tries to leave her dark past behind.

***You Are Ms. Servant*: Staff, casting, and more**

Yuki, in the trailer (Image via Felix Film)

You Are Ms. Servant boasts a talented production team. The animation production is by Felix Film, featuring Ayumu Watanabe as the director, Deko Akao as the scriptwriter, and Tomoyasu Kurashima in charge of character designs.

The voice cast includes Reina Ueda, known for notable roles such as Reze in Chainsaw Man, Cha Haein in Solo Leveling, and Kanao in Demon Slayer, voicing Yuki.

Toshiki Kumagai, who voices Hitoyoshi, was also the voice behind Raion in Tasuketsu. The music is composed by Masahiro Tokuda, with the opening theme Otozure by Tricot and the ending theme Hyōjō Sabun by Dustcell.

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