Crunchyroll — Weekly Anime Schedule

Crunchyroll — Weekly Anime Schedule tracks the rolling episode-release pattern for anime titles available through Crunchyroll, using AniList data filtered to the platform’s current weekly drop schedule. The feed is organised around recurring episode timing rather than a fixed season page, which makes it a platform-specific view of how Crunchyroll’s anime slate is distributed across the week. The entries are timed episode releases from ongoing series, not full-series catalogue additions, and the line-up spans established franchises as well as newer titles. The current sample includes The Beginning After the End, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Ace of the Diamond, and My Hero Academia, showing a mix of fantasy, sports, and shonen properties that is consistent with Crunchyroll’s broader simulcast profile. Because the schedule is based on individual drops, the calendar is useful for seeing how one title may recur on a midweek slot while another anchors a weekend window, giving the platform’s publishing rhythm a clearer editorial shape. It also separates weekly release timing from the larger seasonal catalogue, which is the main distinction between this feed and a quarter-wide anime schedule. The Smart Calendar Feed is free to subscribe and can be added to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook, keeping weekly Crunchyroll releases visible without the need to cross-check multiple episode pages. That is useful for viewers, editors, and entertainment writers who follow several series at once and need the platform’s release cadence to sit alongside the rest of a normal calendar workflow. The calendar updates regularly so postponements, schedule shifts, and platform-level adjustments appear automatically. For anyone tracking Crunchyroll as a weekly anime destination rather than following a single franchise in isolation, the feed provides a durable calendar view of the service’s recurring release pattern across the quarter. In editorial terms, it functions as a platform timetable rather than as a general anime season index.