Follow every episode from premiere to finale.
Each season’s episodes and air times are arranged on a schedule in your time zone. Log episodes as you watch. Voice actors, studios, and source works are linked to each anime.
Six pages
From broadcast schedule to source work, six pages for one anime.
Seasons and schedule
A season schedule in your time zone
Track progress
Find the next episode in series order
Episode discussion
Hide events you have not seen
Ratings and lists
Rate episodes and series separately
Production and cast
One identity for every name
Source works and adaptations
Link source works, sequels, and spin-offs
Broadcast schedule
A 1 a.m. premiere, shown on your clock.
Japanese schedules write late-night times as “Tuesday 25:00,” meaning 1 a.m. on Wednesday. REZICS converts the time to your time zone. If the source gives only a date, only the date is shown.
Which episode is next, follow the confirmed order.
Episode discussion
One thread per episode. Unseen events stay hidden.
Each episode has its own discussion thread. Events beyond your progress are hidden until you open them. By default, Wiki+ also shows only up to the last episode you watched.
Eight parts
The eight parts used by anime.
Books, manga, and games use the same parts. Anime uses eight of them, with the schedule beside identity.
Identity
Chinese, Japanese, and English titles all name the same anime. Each sequel season and film has its own identity.
Schedule
Premiere dates, episode air times, delays, and cancellations all appear in one schedule.
Credits
Directors, writers, and production companies each have a listed role. Voice credits link to the voice actor and character.
Relations
Originals, sequel seasons, spin-offs, and remakes each have a named relationship, with a link back to the original.
Progress
Track the episode you have reached, whether you are caught up, and which episode comes next as separate details.
Ratings
The series and each episode have separate ratings, with the number of ratings and rating group shown.
Discussion
Each episode has its own discussion thread. Spoilers beyond your progress stay hidden until you open them.
Wiki
Every Wiki+ fact cites the episode it comes from. You see facts only through the episode you have watched.
Related kinds
Source works and adaptations each have their place.
A source work may be a novel, manga, or visual novel, and an anime may later be adapted into a game. Each work has its own page, linked by its relationships. A voice actor remains the same person across every kind of work.
Put every show you follow this season on your schedule.
Organize the anime you want to watch on REZICS, track your progress, and join each episode’s discussion.