Updated for 2026: This guide was checked against official platform pages and the anime’s official Japanese streaming list in May 2026. Streaming rights vary by country, so use the region notes below before subscribing.
May I Ask for One Final Thing? is the official English title used by Crunchyroll, Netflix, Apple TV, Amazon, Bilibili, and iQIYI. The Japanese title is 最後にひとつだけお願いしてもよろしいでしょうか, often romanized as Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai shite mo Yoroshii deshou ka.
The anime follows Scarlet el Vandimion, a noblewoman who gets falsely accused and publicly humiliated at a ball — then asks for one final favor: permission to punch the people who deserve it. The TV anime ran for 13 episodes in 2025, and as of this update, it has several legal streaming options depending on your region.
Where to Watch May I Ask for One Final Thing? Online
| # | Service | Type | Availability / Countries | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Crunchyroll | Subscription streaming | Confirmed in the United States; catalog varies internationally | Best English-friendly option for most viewers |
| 2 | Netflix | Subscription streaming | Confirmed on Netflix Japan; also surfaced in some Asian Netflix locales | Japan/Asia viewers who already use Netflix |
| 3 | Disney+ Japan | Subscription streaming | Japan | Disney+ subscribers in Japan |
| 4 | Amazon Video | Digital purchase / Prime Video storefront | US purchase page confirmed; Japan Prime Video page also listed by the official site | Buying episodes or watching through Amazon’s storefront |
| 5 | Apple TV Store | Digital store | US page confirmed; availability varies by Apple region | Buying or accessing episodes through Apple |
| 6 | Bilibili / Bstation | Subscription / regional streaming | Select Asian territories; blocked in some countries | Southeast Asia viewers where the page is licensed |
| 7 | iQIYI | Subscription / regional streaming | iQIYI International; region availability varies | Viewers in iQIYI-supported Asian markets |
| 8 | ABEMA | Free/ad-supported or premium streaming | Japan | Japanese viewers looking for free/limited-time access |
| 9 | U-NEXT | Subscription streaming | Japan | Japan viewers with U-NEXT |
| 10 | d Anime Store | Anime subscription streaming | Japan | Anime-focused Japanese streaming |
| 11 | Hulu Japan | Subscription streaming | Japan | Hulu Japan subscribers |
| 12 | DMM TV | Subscription streaming | Japan | Japan viewers comparing local anime services |
| 13 | FOD | Subscription streaming | Japan | Japanese domestic streaming |
Streaming libraries change by country, so check the platform page before subscribing. If a service is region-locked, NordVPN may help you access your usual account while traveling.
Best Legal Options for Watching May I Ask for One Final Thing?
1. Crunchyroll — Best for Most English-Language Viewers
Crunchyroll is the cleanest starting point if you are in the United States or another Crunchyroll-supported region. Crunchyroll’s series page lists the show under the official English title May I Ask for One Final Thing?, with Season 1 episodes available to stream.
Sub/Dub: Crunchyroll and Apple list multiple audio/subtitle options, including Japanese audio and English-language support. Exact dub/sub options can vary by region and device.
2. Netflix — Confirmed in Japan and Some Asian Locales
Netflix has an official title page for May I Ask for One Final Thing?. The page is confirmed accessible in Netflix Japan, with 13 episodes listed. Netflix libraries vary heavily, so the same link may or may not play in your country.
If Netflix is your preferred platform, check the title page while logged in. If it opens but does not show a play button, the show is probably not licensed in your local Netflix catalog.
3. Japan Streaming Options — Disney+, ABEMA, U-NEXT, d Anime Store, Hulu Japan, DMM TV, and FOD
The anime’s official Japanese streaming page lists a wide domestic lineup. The most useful Japan options are Disney+ Japan, ABEMA, U-NEXT, d Anime Store, Hulu Japan, DMM TV, and FOD.
These are Japan-focused services, so they are best for viewers in Japan or travelers who already maintain Japanese streaming accounts.
4. Buy or Access Through Amazon and Apple
If you prefer owning episodes instead of subscribing, Amazon Video has a US Season 1 page marked available to buy, and Apple TV Store has a US listing for the series. Amazon Japan is also listed on the official Japanese streaming page.
Digital-store availability changes by country, so treat Amazon and Apple as region-specific purchase options rather than guaranteed worldwide access.
5. Asian Regional Platforms — Bilibili and iQIYI
Bilibili / Bstation and iQIYI both have official pages for the anime. Bilibili’s page may show a copyright-region block outside licensed territories, while iQIYI lists the show under iQIYI International with 13 completed episodes.
These are worth checking if you are in Southeast Asia or another market where Crunchyroll/Netflix access is limited.
Is May I Ask for One Final Thing? on Free Streaming Sites?
There is no confirmed full-series legal free option for the United States. In Japan, ABEMA may offer free or limited-time ad-supported access depending on the episode and current campaign, but availability can change.
Avoid pirate sites. This anime has enough legal routes now that it is not worth dealing with malware, bad subtitles, or creators getting nothing from your view.
Can’t Find It in Your Region?
May I Ask for One Final Thing? is confirmed on Crunchyroll in the United States and on Netflix/Disney+ in Japan. If you are traveling and the show disappears from a service you normally use, NordVPN can help you access your usual account from the right region — for example, a US server for Crunchyroll or a Japan server for Japanese services. Use it for legitimate account access while traveling, not as a piracy workaround.
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