I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20 release date, where to watch, and more

I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20 is set to premiere on May 31, 2025, at 12:55 am JST. Episode 19, titled The Dungeon Count of Welmelia, marked Yuke's entry into Salmutaria alongside his budding friendly relationship with Prince Mastoma.

Although the previous episodes painted Prince Mastoma as a rather prideful and understanding individual, episode 19 revealed how he indeed valued his people more than his claim to the throne.

Disclaimer- This article contains spoilers for I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20.

I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20: Release date and time

I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20 will be released on May 31, 2025, at 12:55 am JST. Episode 20 will follow Mastoma and Yuke's efforts towards preventing the dungeon stampede from becoming a widespread catastrophe.

The Salmutaria dungeon plotline will persist all the way till the latter parts of spring 2025 season, possibly serving as the final arc for the series.

The streaming schedule in various time zones is given below:

Time zone	Release Time	Release Day	Release Date
Pacific Standard Time	07:55 am	Saturday	May 31, 2025
Eastern Standard Time	10:55 am	Saturday	May 31, 2025
Greenwich Mean Time	03:55 pm	Saturday	May 31, 2025
Central Standard Time	09:55 am	Saturday	May 31, 2025
Indian Standard Time	09:25 pm	Saturday	May 31, 2025
Philippine Standard Time	11:55 pm	Saturday	May 31, 2025
Australia Central Standard Time	01:25 am	Sunday	April 1, 2025

Where to watch I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20?

TV Kanzawa, Nippon TV, and YBS will broadcast I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20 on Japanese television, with new episodes following every Sunday.

Hulu and Amazon Prime Video will stream the episode for Japanese audiences, while international audiences will be able to stream the episode on BiliBili, Crunchyroll, and Muse Asia's YouTube channel.

A brief recap of I Left My A-Rank Party episode 19

Yuke as seen in the anime (Image via Bandai Namco Pictures)

I Left My A-Rank Party episode 19 picked up from the ending of episode 18, with Benwood, Yuke, and the rest of the Clover party being ambushed by bandits shortly after their touchdown on Salmutarian soil.

The Clovers managed to easily capture the bandits and meet up with Prince Mastoma.

While Yuke tried to navigate the situation delicately and ask subtly about the ambush, Prince Mastoma casually revealed how his older brother must've hired them to sabotage Mastoma's efforts towards the throne.

Mastoma then dispels all of the lingering tension, essentially urging Yuke to address him casually like a friend instead of a prince.

Prince Mastoma (Image via Bandai Namco Pictures)

Eventually, Mastoma brings the Welmesia entourage to Ra-Jo, the new town he had established to serve as their base. He reveals the heavily furnished adventurers guild as well as a mansion that Yuke is supposed to use with his party.

Sometime later, Yuke and his party realize that the Salmutarian dungeon had somehow managed to influence the vast desert in its surrounding and was on the verge of starting a stampede.

The episode ends with Mastoma requesting Yuke and his party to somehow deal with the stampede, while he requests evacuation support from the king.

I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20: What to expect?

I Left My A-Rank Party episode 20 will reveal the actual severity of the dungeon stampede alongside its effect on civilians.

Given Mastoma's decision to ask for his father's support for evacuation, it is possible that the rest of his brothers learn of the dungeon, possibly making the situation much more complex.

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