You Are Ms. Servant Episode 1: Release Date, Time, Streaming Information, and More

You Are Ms. Servant episode 1, titled My Fateful Encounter with You, is set to premiere on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 1:30 AM JST. This series, also known as Kimi wa Meido-sama, is adapted from a popular Japanese manga by Shotan, which first serialized on Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry website in June 2020.

With its rising popularity, the story is now being adapted into an anime, produced by Felix Film, and will debut as part of the Fall 2024 lineup. As the release date draws near, fans are eager for information about the premiere, viewing options, and other essential details.

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

As mentioned, You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 will be available in Japan on TV Asahi affiliated stations on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 1:30 AM JST. For international viewers, the episode will be accessible earlier due to time zone variations, allowing for convenient viewing on the same day.

The release schedule for You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 in various locations is 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?

You Are Ms. Servant episode 1 will air on multiple television platforms in Japan, starting with 24 TV Asahi affiliated stations on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 1:30 AM JST, as part of the NUMAnimation lineup. A repeat broadcast will occur on AT-X the same day at 11:00 PM JST and on BS Asahi on Sunday, October 12, at 1:00 AM JST.

This highly anticipated Fall 2024 anime will also be available on various streaming platforms like ABEMA, d Anime Store, U-NEXT, Anime Hōdai, Bandai Channel, and more. Other platforms (excluding ABEMA) will begin streaming the show from Friday, October 11.

International streaming services such as Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video have secured rights for distribution, allowing global fans to watch the series. Notably, Crunchyroll will provide early access to the premiere on Saturday, October 5, 2024.

In South, Southeast Asia, and Oceania (excluding Australia and New Zealand), Medialink will stream the series on its 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 romantic comedy that follows Hitoyoshi Yokoya, a high school student living independently. His life changes when a mysterious girl offers her services as his maid. Although he is initially apprehensive due to her history as an assassin, a life-saving intervention leads him to reconsider.

Despite her skills in combat, she struggles with everyday household tasks, having focused her entire life on assassination. Living together with Hitoyoshi helps her interact with feelings and aspirations she had never known, motivating her to pursue a normal existence.

She chooses to adopt a new name, Yuki, given by Hitoyoshi, marking a fresh start and a chance to create meaningful memories while striving to escape her troubling past.

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

Yuki, in the trailer (Image via Felix Film)

You Are Ms. Servant features an impressive production team. Felix Film is at the helm of animation production, with Ayumu Watanabe directing, Deko Akao handling the script, and Tomoyasu Kurashima designing the characters.

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

Toshiki Kumagai voices Hitoyoshi and has previously portrayed Raion in Tasuketsu. Additionally, music for the series is composed by Masahiro Tokuda, featuring the opening theme “Otozure”by Tricot and the ending theme “Hyōjō Sabun”by Dustcell.

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