Anime

Curated GitHub list gathering anime and manga tracking, database, streaming and community sites in one place.

The subreddit's maintained guides covering legal streaming by country, watch orders and recommendation flowcharts.

The long-standing default database and tracker, still the largest source of user scores, forums and character data.

Modern tracking and social site with a clean interface, deep stats and the healthiest third-party app ecosystem.

Tracking site built around discovery, with hand-tagged recommendations and huge curated lists.

Nonprofit, obsessively precise database covering releases, file hashes and episode-level metadata, the reference for collectors.

The industry paper of record, with news, reviews, columns and an encyclopedia of staff and cast credits.

Upload a screenshot and it identifies the anime, episode and exact timestamp, endlessly useful.

Seasonal chart from the AniList team, showing what airs each day with trailers, studios and streaming links.

Schedule-first seasonal chart with sharp filtering and a clean countdown to the next episode.

Weekly community polls and charts that track what viewers are actually excited about mid-season.

Deep, well-sourced writing on anime production, key animators and studio politics, the best English-language coverage of how anime gets made.

Tagged archive of standout animation cuts credited to individual animators, a genuine research tool for the craft.

Streamable, catalogued archive of thousands of anime opening and ending themes in original quality.

Free ad-supported streaming devoted to 70s, 80s and 90s anime, including titles unavailable legally anywhere else.