Tracking anime & manga

The Anime & Manga Library is where the Anime Realm keeps track of what you are actually watching and reading — with episode and volume counts, ratings, and a calendar that tells you when the next episode lands.

Tracking a title

1. Add it

   + Add a title and pick it from the Atlas, or press Start tracking on its Atlas page. The Atlas link is what makes the rest work: it is how the library knows the episode count and when the next one airs. If the Atlas doesn't have a show yet, add it anyway. We'll ask for it to be added, and your entry links up by itself when it is. Manga comes from the Comics Atlas.

2. Set a status

   Watching, plan to watch, rewatching and the rest. The library groups by status, so the three shows you are mid-way through do not get lost among the ninety you intend to start.

3. Log as you go

   +1 ep after each episode, or mark episodes on the show's Atlas page. Score it when you have an opinion, as stars, out of 10 or out of 100. Volumes work the same way for manga.

Step by step: add and track a title, lists, filters and bulk edits, import from MyAnimeList or AniList and export, and share your list, Taste Match and Wrapped.

Airing & Season

Shows in your library that are linked to the Atlas and watching, rewatching or planned to watch appear on Airing & Season with their next episode, in your own timezone, and you get a reminder when each one is out (not for rewatches). Its This season chart is the whole season, filterable where the season has the data. Releasing does the same for manga: the dated volumes ahead for the manga you want, are reading or rereading, from the Comics Atlas's dates only. See the week and reminders and the season chart.

Watch Party

Watch Party is for watching together — a member-hosted watch-along with a date, the episodes it covers and an RSVP list. Follow a title on its Atlas page and you hear when someone hosts a party for it. See Host a watch party, or RSVP to one.