Anime fans will have an opportunity to watch the opening episodes of Even the Student Council Has Its Holes! for free in Japan on October 27, 2026. The streaming event will feature the first three episodes of the comedy anime, with two scheduled broadcasts on the same day.
The initiative gives viewers a chance to catch up on the beginning of the series and explore its school-based humour before deciding whether to continue watching.
First Three Episodes to Stream for Free
The special marathon will include episodes one, two and three. The programme is scheduled to stream twice on October 27 through ABEMA, offering viewers two opportunities to watch the opening instalments.
The free viewing period will also continue for one week after the event, allowing audiences to catch the episodes during the announced availability window.
ABEMA Sets Two Broadcast Times
Both marathon streams are planned for October 27, Japan Standard Time. Viewers should check ABEMA’s programme schedule for the precise start times and any regional viewing restrictions.
The event focuses on the first three episodes rather than the entire series, so later episodes may have different viewing arrangements.
A Chance to Discover the School Comedy
The free marathon provides an accessible introduction to the anime’s characters and school setting. By making the opening episodes available together, the event allows new viewers to experience the series’ humour without having to follow a weekly release from the beginning.
Availability outside Japan may differ, and viewers in other regions should check their local streaming options.
