MyAnimeList Reviews

1. Lex

   | Manager at Bestsites | 10 months ago
   My recommendation

   MyAnimeList offers quality users a system resembling a list, which they can use to arrange and rate anime and manga content.

   👍 Pros:    Creative|Regular updates|High quality content

   👎 Cons:    Nothing
2. Rastyu

   | Blogger at Rastyu | over 1 year ago
   Its good website

   Best website about anime

   🏁 Competitors: Anime News Network

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MyAnimeList mentions (507)

• Hobby project problem: Analysing a user's anime database to find what's their interest, but I don't have a target value for ML models??

  Data obtained from: https://myanimelist.net/. Source: 6 months ago

• Anime Questions, Recommendations, and Discussion - October 27, 2023

  Shows I've already seen that are similar: You can include a link to a list on another site if you have one, e.g. MyAnimeList or AniList. Source: 7 months ago

• What's the best way to discover new manga?

  I usually Discovery new series through myanimelist.net/, baka-updates manga, through forum online, looking for reviews, looking to collections or hauls of other readers posted here or on you tube. Source: 7 months ago

• I feel like I’ve watched everything I like so please either give me something I haven’t watched yet based on my list or give me something I haven’t watched yet in general. I’m willing to expand my taste outside of shonen, medieval fantasy, and isekai.

  Do yourself a favor and make a MAL or anilist account so that it's easier to track and share what anime you've watched. Your list will only grow, so the best time to start is now. Source: 7 months ago

• Why is nearly every anime rated close to 5 stars or at least over 4, do they not understand 2.5 is average? Just random generic, plotless isekais are here getting like 4.9... are you fr? Stop rating everything 5 stars that defeats the entire purpose.

  For me the ratings on myanimelist.net are more useful. Source: 11 months ago

Movie-Map mentions (1)

• Movie-Map

  I just shared a similar post to r/Metalcore about music-map.com, a service I've been using for years. It's a free website where you type in a band and it shows a "map" with a bunch of other bands listed. Closer the band, the more likely the two are similar. It's part of GNOD, a self-learning system that enables users to discover and discuss new music, books, products, art, and movies. I just realized... Source: almost 2 years ago