Following up on our commitment to turn the platform into a premier destination for all things anime, this week we are expanding our data arrays to integrate another massive anime database. Alongside this content boost, we’ve tracked down and squashed a handful of persistent bugs that were messing with your "Up Next" order, blanking out television reviews, and allowing premature ratings to leak onto unreleased titles.
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Double the Anime Data: Building directly on last week's rollout of dedicated homepage sliders, we are heavily beefing up our anime metadata. Individual anime Movie and TV Show title pages will now cleanly display official AniList ratings and direct links right alongside our existing MyAnimeList data, giving you the ultimate dual-community perspective on what's worth watching.
Improvement
Your Queue, Correctly Ordered: We caught and killed a sneaky sorting bug that was preventing your most recently watched series from jumping to the top of your "Up Next" list. We have completely rewritten the query logic behind this queue so that it dynamically defaults to your active viewing habits more seamlessly than ever before.
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Bringing Back the Commentary: Following our server migration, a backend disconnect caused reviews across all TV Show pages to pull in completely empty. We have successfully repaired this pipeline, restoring full, unrestricted access to the reviews section for every series in the database.
Fix
Complete Season Listings: We resolved an intermittent edge-case bug where certain specific seasons would occasionally fail to populate their full episode lists. The data loop has been tightened, ensuring that every single episode displays exactly where it should without any random dropouts.
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No More Premature Scores: We noticed a logical quirk where movies or TV shows that are still months (or even a year) away from premiere were already showcasing user ratings from Trakt, which distorted the accuracy of the title profiles. We’ve updated our filtering code to block empty or premature rating data on unreleased titles until they actually debut.
Cleaning up our query hierarchies and restoring broken data paths keeps our infrastructure rock-solid as we head toward our 2026 platform goals. Getting AniList integrated is just the beginning—stay tuned for even further updates to give anime its rightful spot on the site. Dive back into your lists, enjoy the freshly sorted queue, and happy tracking!
