MyAnimeList.com - Get Your Anime Fix Here

Anime has been for some time been one of the most highly downloaded genres of video downloaded across all video hosting and sharing platforms across the net. But once you’ve downloaded them, and they’re just sitting in your hard drive, what you do from there? If you are an anime appreciator that wants a place to log what you’ve watched and keep tabs on new episodes, and find people with the same addiction, check out MyAnimeList.net. This site lets you input all the episodes you’ve watched and what manga you’ve read, then get anime suggestions from other viewers. You can look for likeminds by using their compatibility rating system, with personal profiles to specify your anime favs. You can even start your own blog or join an anime club.

MyAnimeList.net is a quick and easy way to catalog all your Anime. Create your account and start adding Anime to your list today! What's the deal? Never again forget what anime you've watched or the last episode you saw. New! Don't forget what manga you've read either! Get anime suggestions and connect to other similar anime watchers. Get e-mail notifications when a newly released episode is fansubbed (eg. Bleach). Check your anime compatibility rating with other members. Create and customize your own list (upload a background, choose colors, etc...). Mark down your anime and character favorites in your personal profile. Tag your anime like you do on Del.icio.us and Flickr (eg. comedy, action, slice of life, sports, ninjas). Put your anime on your blog, or start your own blog. Start your own anime club or join already existing ones.

Anime, though never clearly medically documented, is a serious addiction that affects people of all ages and personalities. Hey, it’s better than smoking, I guess. MyAnimeList shines a positive light around all this maddening addiction by creating an environment where you can store everything and meet new people, a service most fans will find incredibly useful. It’s great because it’s clearly an alternative to other anime sites which provide you with videos and social networking but no place to keep track of what you’ve watched and what you want to see.

Could they make their service more comprehensive by adding a videos section where you can watch anime, or a place to download manga?