/a/ - Animu & Mango

>Look at anime/manga

>Remember that I watched/read it

Notepad.exe

Taiga

>>853959

Why would I do that? It's not like my memory is so bad that I will accidentally watch or read the same thing again and again.

>>853959

Why would I do that? It's not like my memory is so bad that I will accidentally watch or read the same thing again and again.

>>853971

>µtorrent

>gleefully anouncing you're a leeching only scum

Glad to know your kind stays on shitty public trackers.

>>853978

What are you even on about. Just because I use a tracker does not automatically mean I don't seed. I think I speak for the majority of the users here that I have a considerably sized backlog, by the time I get around to finishing something it's usually over a 9-10 ratio.

>>853980

I have never smoked a single anime in my life, sir. Don't lump me in with the likes of you.

I used to keep it all in a notebook, but then it got thrown away.

I use MAL and ignore everything about the site except the list itself as an off site backup now, in conjunction with my library notes.

>>853959

Memory and my soon to be filled external HDD.

A text file. It helps me remember when I watched things too because I can see that I watched X show around Y season.

Just a piece of paper and marking off whatever I watched on the charts I have saved.

I use MAL for animu and mangadex for manga.

My brain

My anime indexer on a government hosted site run by the FBI.

I've used MAL for a long time. It works and I don't see much reason to switch now.

I stream anime, so the site I use tracks it. When I swapped sites, I just recreated my list.

>>853996

I'll be honest. I do the same thing with NovelUpdate since you can make custom lists for your LNs/WNs.

>>854011

With the exception of walking in on someone else watching an episode/movie, I have a pretty strict policy of never rewatching anime because I don't have time for that. I do, however, keep good series in archive in case the mood ever strikes me to do so.

I used to keep a Document on my computer for years. Then the computer crashed one day and I lost all my entire anime and cartoon history. I also used to list them on how much I liked them or if I didn't like them and the harder to find ones I would put which website I found them on (this was years ago back before anime was mainstream now)

Since that crash (which was YEARS worth of shows) I've slowly stopped watching anime every season and honestly only watch 1-3 shows a year now. I've also stopped tracking my anime history since about 2010 or so.

The thing that really sucks is that I have been having this dream and daydream about this anime opening for the past week. I know I saw the anime but can't figure out what it was called and it is on the tip of my brain. I'd really like to hear the song again. If I had my list I could narrow it down a bit more since my mind would go "Eureka!" if I could read the title in front of me.

You could be super autistic and use Excel.

One collum for name, one for sauce/subs, one for the number of episodes or length and one for episoded watched.

>>853959

By not having alzheimers.

>>853959

I use pasebin.

I have Emby set up as a media server for my apartment, so I just put all my anime on there and let it track for me. As for manga, if I have a physical copy, it's been read before it goes on my bookshelves; for online/downloaded manga, I use data backups from my reader app and a bunch of JS scripts to build a list of what I've read and when.

Notepad categorized by year and seasons, color coded if I liked it or not. Numbered the latest episode, special or if movie was seen. I think I can remember all the good and bad anime I've watched. It's the mediocre ones I forget quite often. Nearly never dropped anything I've picked up. If I've dropped it, it's because I'm keeping up with the daily anime coming out that it gets lost in the rotation.

>>854381

Stupid sexy loli.