Though I Am an Inept Villainess — Episode Schedule

Though I Am an Inept Villainess — Episode Schedule tracks every announced episode of the anime television series adapted from the Japanese light novels written by Satsuki Nakamura and illustrated by Yuki Kana. The calendar draws its air-date data from AniList, a community-driven database of anime and manga that aggregates schedules published by Japanese broadcasters and international streaming platforms. The story turns on a body swap inside a Chinese-inspired imperial court: a frail, unfailingly gracious noblewoman wakes in the body of the court's designated villainess and has to hold her ground amid palace intrigue, a premise that has earned the series a following among readers of court-fantasy and villainess fiction. Each entry corresponds to a single episode, labeled with the series title and the episode number, and carries the scheduled start time converted from the Japanese late-night broadcast slot the series occupies. New episodes arrive on a weekly cadence, and the calendar covers the full announced run from premiere to finale, which for a production of this kind normally means a cour of twelve or thirteen episodes. Because the times are converted rather than listed in Japan Standard Time alone, audiences in other regions see precisely when an episode becomes available to them, and the feed extends automatically if the episode count is revised or a further cour is confirmed. Viewers of the series, anime bloggers, and anyone tracking simulcast schedules can use this Smart Calendar Feed — free to subscribe — to keep episode releases visible in a chosen calendar application, whether that is Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed integrates directly, so each new episode appears without manual entry. That is most useful for viewers watching as episodes go out, particularly through simulcast services where regional availability is pegged to the Japanese air time. When production breaks or programming changes shift the schedule, the calendar reflects the new dates promptly. Refreshes run weekly, and more frequently from Friday through Sunday, when the majority of new anime air dates are confirmed. Data is drawn from the AniList schedule, so revisions to the episode count or the broadcast slot are incorporated shortly after a broadcaster or a streaming partner publishes them, with no need to subscribe again.