/anime

Overview

The /anime command fetches comprehensive anime details from AniList, including metadata, available streaming links, and registered server member data.

Command Syntax

/anime search:<AniList ID or search term>

Parameters

string

required

AniList ID (numeric) or search term (title in any language)

Usage Examples

By AniList ID
By English title
By Japanese title
By Romaji

/anime search:21

Returns One Piece using its exact AniList ID.

/anime search:Demon Slayer

Searches for “Demon Slayer” and returns the best match.

/anime search:鬼滅の刃

Full kanji/kana support for native titles.

/anime search:Kimetsu no Yaiba

Romaji searches work as expected.

Response Data

The bot returns a rich embed with the following information:

Displays romaji, English, and native (Japanese) titles

Format: TV, Movie, OVA, ONA, Special, Music
Episodes: Total episode count (or ? if ongoing)
Duration: Episode length in minutes
Season: Premiere season and year
Status: Releasing, Finished, Not Yet Released, Cancelled
Average Score: Community rating (out of 100)

AniList genres (Action, Adventure, etc.) and user-generated tags

Main production studio

Synopsis (may contain spoilers for ongoing series)

AniList URL: Direct link to the AniList page
Streaming services: Currently formatted for Crunchyroll, Netflix, and HBO links when AniList exposes them
Trailer: YouTube link when AniList provides trailer data

If guild members have registered their AniList accounts:

Member names and their watch status (Watching, Completed, Dropped, etc.)
Individual AniList scores (out of 100)

Search Tips

AniList IDs are the most reliable way to search. Find the ID in the URL:https://anilist.co/anime/21 → Use /anime search:21

Numeric titles

Wrap number-based titles in quotes:

/anime search:"86"
/anime search:"91 Days"

Special characters

Most special characters work fine:

/anime search:Re:Zero
/anime search:Fate/Zero

Source Code Reference

Implementation: src/commands/anime/command.rs:27 The register() function defines the command structure:

pub fn register() -> CreateCommand {
    CreateCommand::new("anime")
        .description("Fetches the details for an anime")
        .add_option(
            CreateCommandOption::new(
                CommandOptionType::String,
                "search",
                "Anilist ID or Search term",
            )
            .required(true),
        )
}

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​Overview

​Command Syntax

​Parameters

​Usage Examples

​Response Data

​Search Tips

​Source Code Reference

Overview

Command Syntax

Parameters

Usage Examples

Response Data

Search Tips

Source Code Reference