About
About Ani Desk
Anime news with the schedule in your timezone — reported in our own words, on one site, with nothing borrowed from anywhere else.
Who we are
Ani Desk is an independent anime news site written by a single desk, bylined as Ani Desk. There is no invented team behind these pages and no named staff list: one desk writes, checks and publishes everything here. The site name itself is a placeholder — the final brand name has not been locked yet, and when it is, the content and its addresses will move with it rather than being rebuilt.
What we cover
We cover anime news, season guides and lists. That means confirmed announcements and release news, seasonal coverage and spotlights, the airing schedule translated into your timezone, and longer features and lists that go beyond the day's headlines. Every story is tied to its series wherever a series is involved, so you can follow one show's coverage from announcement to airing.
Start with the sections: News,Features, Seasonal,Lists, and the Schedule. The newest stories are also available as anRSS feed.
What we do not do
We do not copy wire text, rewrite other sites' articles, or use other sites' content, links or images. Every article on this site is written here, in original wording, from the sources described in ourEditorial Standards. All links on this site are internal: we do not send readers out to rival sites.
Every image on this site is made for the blog itself — AI-generated original-character illustrations in the blog's own house style (dark gradient bar, amber rule, clean title), with no official art, no stock photos, no episode stills and no rival assets. Nothing visual here needs a credit to anyone else.
How to read our labels
Stories are labelled so you can tell at a glance what kind of piece you are reading. A desk report is a fully written article; a headline brief is a short news item. Announcements are marked confirmed, rumor or unknown depending on the strength of the evidence behind them. The full definitions are on theEditorial Standards page.
Corrections and contact
If we get something wrong, we say so on the article itself — seeCorrections for how that works. To report an error or for press enquiries, use theContact page. For how we use AI in drafting, seeAI Use; for data, seePrivacy. If you run a brand that fits this audience, see Advertise.