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MyAnimeTracker combines catalog information from the sources below. Thank you to their contributors.

Anime Offline Database

Our catalog includes factual metadata from manami-project / anime-offline-database, including titles, release information, episode totals, studios, selected genres, source identifiers, and aggregate ratings. The snapshot is dated July 4, 2026; ratings describe that snapshot.

This source database is available under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. Individual database contents are available under the Database Contents License (DbCL) 1.0. We select records, normalize fields, and connect them to our catalog entries. Our downloadable catalog facts include the source version, fingerprint, transformations, and licenses.

TVmaze

Selected episode names and air dates are supplied by TVmaze through its public API, under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International.

We select episodes, map their numbering to the corresponding anime release, and publish those reviewed facts in our catalog. Each episode source download uses the same current mapping and snapshot as the app; see One Piece episode facts and attribution. A dated initial episode export is also available. Selected posters, backgrounds, and episode images are sourced through TVmaze's API and image CDN. Images are loaded directly from TVmaze’s image CDN. Unavailable images use a placeholder. We select matching show and season artwork and resize its display; the original files remain unchanged.

Selected descriptions are condensed adaptations of TVmaze show summaries. We remove promotional claims and references outside the corresponding release. These adaptations are available under CC BY-SA 4.0: download the descriptions, source links, and attribution.

Artwork attribution and source links are available in our selected poster source list and selected background source list, and selected episode image source list. Each record links to its corresponding TVmaze show, season or episode. Initial sources include One Piece and Ranking of Kings. TVmaze-derived catalog contributions are provided under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 license. Underlying artwork belongs to its respective rights holders.

Series membership

Our reviewed TVmaze season groups connect catalog releases mapped to seasons of the same show. The download includes exact show, season and episode identifiers, source links and retrieval fingerprints. TVmaze-derived membership is provided under CC BY-SA 4.0; catalog identity labels retain their separately stated source terms.

Selected series groups use explicit membership statements in Wikidata, under CC0 1.0. Our reviewed series source list records identities and statement revisions. Selected official release listings establish additional reviewed Naruto/Boruto family and official animation families, plus One Piece. These selections record factual identities without copying source prose or images. Membership identifies related installments; it does not establish watch order or complete franchise coverage.

Reviewed film facts

Selected film runtimes and original release dates use Wikidata structured data, available under CC0 1.0. We check these facts against official production and release information and identify corrections separately.

Our reviewed film source list records the selected values, release or edition scope, and supporting links. This notice covers factual information; it does not grant rights to film posters or stills.

Reviewed announcements and identities

Selected titles announced after the database snapshot use factual information from official production sites. Our reviewed announcement list records those facts and sources. Existing numeric title and episode identifiers keep personal tracking records connected. Database licenses do not grant rights to all linked images or third-party material.

MyAnimeTracker is an independent application and is not endorsed by these sources. For corrections or rights questions, contact support@myanimetracker.com.

Catalog transformations

Our downloadable transformation method describes how we select, normalize, combine, and display the source contributions above, including rounding, missing values, and date rules. Each contribution retains its applicable source terms.