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Overview

The /manga command fetches comprehensive manga information from AniList, including metadata, staff details, and registered server member reading data.

Command Syntax

Parameters

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

Usage Examples

Returns One Piece manga using its exact AniList ID.

Response Data

The bot returns a rich embed with the following information:
Displays romaji, English, and native (Japanese) titles
  • Format: Manga, Light Novel, One-Shot, Manhwa, Manhua, Doujinshi
  • Chapters: Total chapter count (or ? if ongoing)
  • Volumes: Total volume count (or ? if ongoing)
  • Start/End Date: Publication timeline
  • Status: Releasing, Finished, Not Yet Released, Cancelled, Hiatus
  • Average Score: Community rating (out of 100)
AniList genres (Action, Adventure, Romance, etc.) and user-generated tags
Author and illustrator information with their roles (Story, Art, Story & Art)
Synopsis (may contain spoilers for ongoing series)
  • AniList URL: Direct link to the AniList page
  • MyAnimeList link: Included in the description when AniList provides an idMal
If guild members have registered their AniList accounts:
  • Member names and their reading status (Reading, Completed, Dropped, etc.)
  • Individual AniList scores (out of 100)

Search Tips

AniList IDs guarantee exact matches. Find the ID in the URL:https://anilist.co/manga/30013 → Use /manga search:30013
AniList treats light novels and manga as separate entries. If searching for a light novel:
May return the light novel, not the manga adaptation. Check the format in the response.
Korean manhwa and Chinese manhua are fully supported:

Differences from /anime

Source Code Reference

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