The story of Elizabeth Leiston reaches its breaking point. The season finale of A Livid Lady’s Guide to Getting Even: How I Crushed My Homeland with My Mighty Grimoires arrives on Monday, September 21, 2026, and the episode is set to deliver the biggest payoff of the entire revenge saga. Titled “The Livid Lady’s Revenge Never Ends,” this final chapter follows Ellie’s carefully built trap as it destroys the people behind the counterfeit gold coin scheme, bringing down Crown Prince Friede and pushing Sylvia Lockit toward a desperate escape. The episode airs first in Japan before arriving worldwide on Crunchyroll, and fans across every major time zone can watch it with English subtitles on the same day.
Exact Release Time for Every Major Location
New episodes of this anime stream on Crunchyroll every Monday, with the finale keeping the same schedule as the rest of Season 1. The exact release times for the most popular locations and time zones are listed below, with countries sharing the same time zone grouped together.
- Pacific Daylight Time (PDT): 7:30 a.m. — covers the US West Coast, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle.
- Mountain Daylight Time (MDT): 8:30 a.m. — covers Denver, Phoenix, and parts of the US Mountain region.
- Central Daylight Time (CDT): 9:30 a.m. — covers Chicago, Dallas, Houston, and the US Central region.
- Eastern Daylight Time (EDT): 10:30 a.m. — covers the US East Coast, including New York, Boston, Washington D.C., plus Canada (Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa), Brazil (Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo), and Argentina (Buenos Aires).
- Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): 2:30 p.m. — covers the United Kingdom (London, Manchester), Portugal (Lisbon), Ghana (Accra), Ireland (Dublin), and Iceland (Reykjavik).
- Central European Time (CET): 3:30 p.m. — covers Germany (Berlin, Munich), France (Paris), Spain (Madrid, Barcelona), Italy (Rome, Milan), Poland (Warsaw), Netherlands (Amsterdam), Belgium (Brussels), Switzerland (Zurich), Austria (Vienna), and Sweden (Stockholm).
- Eastern European Time (EET): 4:30 p.m. — covers Greece (Athens), Finland (Helsinki), Bulgaria (Sofia), Romania (Bucharest), and Ukraine (Kyiv).
- Japan Standard Time (JST): 11:30 p.m. — covers Japan (Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo).
- Korea Standard Time (KST): 11:30 p.m. — covers South Korea (Seoul, Busan).
- Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST): 12:30 a.m. (next day) — covers Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane) and Papua New Guinea (Port Moresby).
Fans in India can catch the episode at 8:00 p.m. IST, and viewers in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, can stream it at 10:30 p.m. local time on the same day.
What Happens in Episode 12
The finale picks up directly after Ellie’s fake gold coin trap has begun to work. The counterfeit coins tied to the Funnel Trading Company start dragging down every person involved with the scheme. The episode synopsis confirms that the trap Ellie set destroys Haldorian Kingdom officials one after another.
Crown Prince Friede Haldoria, the man who publicly ended his engagement with Elizabeth and threw her in prison, loses all his authority and falls from power. His political downfall is complete. The synopsis also reveals that Sylvia Lockit, who abandoned Friede once he became useless, tries to return to her hometown, the Lockeat Barony, hoping to find a new marriage partner.
But Ellie has already planned for that. The character Baal has been carrying out an undercover operation inside Sylvia’s home territory under Ellie’s direct orders. This means Sylvia’s escape route is already compromised before she even takes the first step. The episode’s tagline is a direct warning from Ellie herself:
“Didn’t I say it? I will crush the kingdom.”
This is the line that closes the episode preview and confirms the tone of the finale. Ellie’s revenge is not a single act. It is a full economic, political, and personal takedown that has been building since the first episode.
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What Happened in Episode 11
Episode 11, titled “Counterfeit Gold Coins,” aired on September 14, 2026, and it set up the dominoes that fall in the finale. The episode begins with Ellie noticing something strange about the sound of the gold coins she received as sales revenue. She does not ignore the feeling. She asks Lunoa Carlton to analyze the coins with her special appraisal ability.
The coins turn out to be very well-made counterfeits. An investigation reveals that the fake coins came from the Funnel Trading Company, the very business Ellie herself founded in the Haldoria Kingdom before her exile. The company has been taken over by people connected to Friede and is now being used for the counterfeit coin operation.
Ellie decides to create a dummy trading company and sets up an elaborate trap for the Funnel Trading Company by offering a large business deal as bait. Her line in the episode is simple and direct:
“The people misusing the company I built will disappear.”
This is the moment where the revenge shifts from small moves to a full-scale economic attack. The episode shows Ellie’s observation skills, her ability to turn a small detail into a major operation, and her willingness to destroy something she created if it has been turned into a weapon against her. Colt Lampton, the new CEO of the Funnel Trading Company and the man behind the fake currency scheme, is the main target of this trap.
Things You Probably Did Not Know About This Anime
The original story started as a web novel on Shōsetsuka ni Narō in October 2020 and won the HJ Novel Prize 2021 First Half. The light novel series, written by Hagure Metabo with illustrations by Masami, began publication under Hobby Japan’s HJ Novels label in May 2022. As of August 2025, the seventh light novel volume has shipped.
A manga adaptation illustrated by Ouno Imo launched in May 2022 on Comic Fire, and the first collected volume was published in February 2023. The anime is produced by Studio Comet, with Naoyuki Kuzuya as director and Mitsutaka Hirota handling series composition. The opening theme “Q.E.D.” is performed by Yui Ogura, who also voices the character Lunoa Carlton in the show. The ending theme “Goodbye Lullaby” is performed by Aguri Onishi.
One detail that often goes unnoticed is that the main character’s voice actor, Saori Onishi, shares a surname with the ending theme singer Aguri Onishi, but they are two different people. The anime’s character design is handled by Sayaka Anezaki, and the music is composed by Satoshi Hono and Karin Nakano. The series has 12 episodes in total, and the finale is the last episode of Season 1.
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