Anime
One broadcast schedule for every season.
Anime usually premieres in January, April, July, and October. See the premiere date and every episode’s air time for the shows you follow in one place.
Five statuses
Announced, scheduled, available, delayed, and canceled mean different things.
Announced
The news is out, but no date has been set.
Scheduled
An air date is set. The time is included when known.
Available
The region, platform, and language where it can be watched are confirmed.
Delayed
The scheduled date changed, and the change remains in the record.
Canceled
It will not air, and the record says so.
Your time zone
See each episode’s air time in your time zone.
Air times are shown in your time zone. The same episode can air on different dates and at different times around the world.
A Japanese schedule’s “Tuesday 25:00” means 1 a.m. on Wednesday. That is midnight Wednesday in Taipei and Tuesday morning in Los Angeles.
Only confirmed details
Dates, times, and availability are stated separately.
No time, no guess
When the source gives only a date, the schedule shows only the date and marks the time as unknown. It does not invent a time.
Airing does not mean available
Knowing when an episode airs does not mean it is available where you live. Subtitles and dubbing are listed separately for each region and platform. Unknown details are marked unknown.
Reminders and calendars
Follow an anime to get reminders at the times you choose, and export its schedule as a calendar file. If a source changes an air time, your reminder is flagged so you can decide whether to update it.
By year
Browse every anime released in a year.
Choose a year to see its anime in the catalogue, ordered by available information. Keep scrolling to the last entry. Before the count is complete, the total is marked as “at least.”
Next
Being caught up is different from being finished.
Schedule the anime you want to watch.
Start with this season’s new shows, check their broadcast schedule, and set a reminder for the next episode.