Anime Network Anime List
I do remember, and these are nostalgic for me, but I don’t actually miss them. I prefer the new style, where I can click on a link and get tons of relevant information. The old style was usually just a title and picture, sometimes a description, and maybe an airdate if it had been announced by the time the chart was made. These also tended to be pretty incomplete, especially in the early-mid 2000s, and new versions had to be issued when information changed. If you were still looking at an older version of the chart, maybe not even knowing a new one was out there, you didn’t have up-to-date info.
I hate it so much that despite having access to internet since like 2008 i still didn't find out about anime. if only i could have gotten into it in my school days :/
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I been watching Anime since the 80s. This would really only apply to western Otakus that likely only followed Anime specifically through the use of the internet. Back in the 90s and even the early 2000s the real Otakus in the west would go toconventions, regularly shop at places like Suncoast to renting Anime on physical discs, and maybe even subscribing to Anime Magazines. I remember when MAL use to only be called Animelist (I think I might have looked over the site a few times at most before 2010) and wasn't till 2 years ago that I actually registered as a member here.
Charts were not a thing in Polish illegal sites so I only remember, scrolling down through tons of anime and hentai to reach the stuff which sounded interesting to me.
Kinda bored so will write from time to time some stuff in blog from my pov/descriptions etc. I don't care if you read just sharing the info.
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Other than that, way better than the current climate. I see three mecha anime (Shin Mazinger Z, Basquash and Asura Cryin) on that list. Those were the times mecha still had a regular presence.
Nowadays, three mecha anime A YEAR is what you get at most. Cobra is also far above the average for modern battle shounen in terms of quality.
Those were some good times, but I guess seasonal charts like these became obsolete because (A) sites like MAL/AniDB/Anime-Planet created their own charts, and (B) the viewerbase moved from consuming seasonal shows via downloads to streaming (whether legal or illegal).
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K-On! didn't start the fire; it'd been burning at least since the days of Azumanga Daioh, Strawberry Marshmallow, Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, and Lucky Star. And I'd call Asura Cryin' more of a magic-school / battle-harem anime with mecha elements than a mecha anime. Or at least that's how I chose to see it.
No, you don't have to be old or an otaku to remember that. I used these kinds of charts from various sources up until MAL introduced it's seasonals. And that wasn't any earlier than when they got bought out by DeNA in 2015 (in fact I'm sure it was later). I tried to use the regular search here once in a while but that was (and still is but luckily now unnecessary) extremely inconvenient.
I remember the old ones but I definitely prefer the new ones. Now I can klick skip on everything I don't want to watch and then BAM they're invisible and don't take up space on my chart. :)
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Because Nintendo, Gamefreak and The Pokemon Company are full of boomers that are super out of touch and they have trogdolytes in the fandom that enable some pretty bad decisions like a missing pokedex in sword/shield.Did you know that since 1963 there hasn’t been a single year when anime didn’t air on American television? True, for a stretch in the ‘70s it was mostly just MushiPro titles running in syndication, but they were there all the same, reaching kids who had no idea this show they loved came from across the Pacific. By the ‘80s, of course, the number of anime series started going up, up, up. How many anime series and movies would you say have aired on American TV? 10? 50? 100? Over 9, 000? I honestly didn’t count, but over the course of putting this list together that last number has started to sound pretty accurate.
There’s been so many anime on American TV that you can easily be forgiven for forgetting which shows you watched way back when. Not to worry – I’ve got your back. Organized by year, this is as complete a list as possible of every anime that has aired on American TV (barring a few exceptions I’ll get to in a minute). As long as you can remember the year you saw the show, the channel it was on, and/or have the patience to click through an awful lot of entries, you’ll find the show you’re looking for and a lot more besides.
About syndication: Syndication means a show was offered as a package to any channel willing to pay for it. If a series is listed under “syndication, ” it may have aired on a network you got, but not necessarily. Even if you did get the channel it was on, the series wouldn’t necessarily have aired at a reasonable time. (Five a.m. Sailor Moon airings, anyone?)
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Exceptions: In the interest of saving sanity and server load times, this list does not (currently) cover video on demand (VOD) channels, The Anime Channel, or Funimation Network. Colours TV, ImaginAsian TV, Starz Edge, Starz Encore Action, KTEH, and the International Channel are similarly excluded. Network One is excluded because I couldn’t find any kind of schedule, but they aired Streamline titles from 1994-98.
Caveats: I have attempted to be as thorough as possible, but I am still only human. If you notice something missing, see an entry with incorrect data, or have any other comments, please reach out to us on social media via Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or anywhere else you can find us. Some of the syndication data from the ‘60s and ‘70s is spotty. While the first year a program entered syndication is (hopefully) always listed, subsequent years the series was available are sometimes unknown.
Sources: I have relied on many of the usual suspects in putting this list together, including Wikipedia (cross-checked against citations, of course!), the ever-valuable Anime News Network Encyclopedia, and the internet archivist’s best friend, The Wayback Machine. Particular thanks are also due to the editors at the Toonami Wiki (especially the wonderful souls who added the broadcast sections!), user mbanu at Old School Otaku for scraping the Sci-Fi movie schedule, Fred Patten’s Watching Anime, Reading Manga, Fred Ladd’s Astro Boy and Anime Come to the Americas, Jonathan Clements’ and Helen McCarthy’s Anime Encyclopedia, and others I am sure I have accidentally forgotten but were no less valuable.
Tv Anime Series
SyndicationAstro BoyEighth ManGigantor1965NBCAstro BoyKimba: The White LionSyndicationThe Amazing 3Astro BoyEighth ManGigantorKimba: The White Lion1966NBCKimba: The White LionSyndicationThe Amazing 3Astro BoyGigantorKimba: The White LionMarine BoyPrince Planet1967NBCKimba: The White LionSyndicationThe Amazing 3Astro BoyKimba: The White LionSpeed Racer1968SyndicationAstro BoyKimba: The White Lion1969SyndicationAstro BoyKimba: The White Lion1970SyndicationAstro BoyKimba: The White Lion1971SyndicationAstro BoyKimba: The White Lion1972SyndicationAstro BoyKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the Princess1973SyndicationAstro BoyKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the Princess1974SyndicationAstro BoyKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the Princess1975SyndicationAstro BoyForce Five: StarvengersForce Five: GrandizerKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the Princess1976SyndicationBrave RaideenForce Five: GaikingForce Five: StarvengersForce Five: GrandizerKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the Princess1977SyndicationForce Five: GaikingForce Five: Danguard AceForce Five: GrandizerKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the PrincessTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy Tales1978SyndicationBattle of the PlanetsForce Five: Danguard AceForce Five: SpaceketeersKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the PrincessTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy Tales1979SyndicationBattle of the PlanetsForce Five: SpaceketeersKimba: The White LionPrincess Knight/Choppy and the PrincessStar BlazersTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy Tales1980SyndicationAstro Boy (1980)Battle of the PlanetsKimba: The White LionStar BlazersTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy Tales1981SyndicationAstro Boy (1980)Battle of the PlanetsStar BlazersTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy TalesUlysses 31Christian Broadcasting NetworkSuperbook - reader submission1982SyndicationBattle of the PlanetsStar BlazersTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy TalesUlysses 31Christian Broadcasting NetworkSuperbook - reader submissionThe Flying House1983SyndicationBattle of the PlanetsStar BlazersTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy TalesChristian Broadcasting NetworkThe Flying House1984Nickelodeon/Nick Jr.Belle and SebastianSyndicationBattle of the PlanetsStar BlazersTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy TalesVoltron1985Nickelodeon/Nick Jr.The Adventures of the Little PrinceBelle and SebastianSyndicationBattle of the PlanetsCaptain Harlock and the Queen of a Thousand YearsMacron 1RobotechTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy TalesVoltron1986Nickelodeon/Nick Jr.The Adventures of the Little PrinceBelle and SebastianThe Mysterious Cities of GoldSyndicationCaptain Harlock and the Queen of a Thousand YearsG-Force: Guardians of SpaceMacron 1Maple TownRobotechTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy Tales1987Nickelodeon/Nick Jr.The Adventures of the Little PrinceBelle and SebastianThe Mysterious Cities of GoldSyndicationBionic SixMaple TownSylvanian FamiliesTales of Magic/Merlin’s Cave/World Famous Fairy Tales1988HBOThe Adventures of Tom
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