/songs

Overview

The /songs command fetches opening (OP) and ending (ED) theme songs for an anime from MyAnimeList, with Spotify track links when available.

Command Syntax

/songs search:<AniList ID or search term>

Parameters

string

required

AniList ID (numeric) or anime search term (works with romaji, English, or Japanese titles)

Usage Examples

By AniList ID
By anime title
Numeric titles

/songs search:21

Returns theme songs for One Piece using its AniList ID.

/songs search:Demon Slayer

Searches for “Demon Slayer” and returns its theme songs.

/songs search:"86"

Wrap number-based titles in quotes.

Response Data

The bot returns an embed with:

The full title of the anime (romaji or English)

List of all opening themes with:

Song title and episode range (e.g., “OP1: Episodes 1-50”)
Artist name
Spotify link (if available)

List of all ending themes with:

Song title and episode range (e.g., “ED1: Episodes 1-25”)
Artist name
Spotify link (if available)

Anime cover image from MyAnimeList

Direct link to the anime’s MyAnimeList page

How It Works

Lookup on AniList

The bot first resolves the search term to an anime entry on AniList.

Fetch from MyAnimeList

Using the AniList data, the bot queries MyAnimeList for theme song listings.

Match with Spotify

For each song, the bot searches Spotify to find a track link.

Return embed

All songs are formatted into a Discord embed with clickable links.

Search Tips

The /songs command only works for anime, not manga. If the lookup does not resolve to an anime, the bot returns No such anime.

No results found?

If the bot returns No such anime, try:

Verifying you’re searching for an anime, not a manga
Using the anime’s AniList ID instead of a search term
Using the exact romaji title from AniList

Anime found, but no song data appears

If Annie Mei finds the anime on AniList but it does not have a MyAnimeList ID, the bot returns:

Anime not found on MAL. Song data is only available for anime listed on MyAnimeList.

Missing Spotify links

Not all songs have Spotify matches. The bot will still show:

Song title
Artist name
Episode range

But the Spotify link may be absent if the track isn’t available on Spotify.

Long-running series

Annie Mei shows at most the first 10 openings and the first 10 endings to stay within Discord embed limits.

Example Response

For /songs search:Demon Slayer, you might see:

Title: Kimetsu no Yaiba

Openings:
OP1: "Gurenge" by LiSA (Episodes 1-26)
[Spotify Link]

Endings:
ED1: "from the edge" by FictionJunction feat. LiSA (Episodes 1-26)
[Spotify Link]

MyAnimeList: https://myanimelist.net/anime/38000

Limitations

Only anime openings and endings are supported (no insert songs or OST tracks)
Spotify links may be missing if the song isn’t on Spotify
Very new or niche anime may not have complete song data on MyAnimeList

Source Code Reference

Implementation: src/commands/songs/command.rs:18 The register() function defines the command structure:

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

The command fetches data from MyAnimeList and Spotify via the SongFetcher utility at src/commands/songs/fetcher.rs.

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​Overview

​Command Syntax

​Parameters

​Usage Examples

​Response Data

​How It Works

​Search Tips

​Example Response

​Limitations

​Source Code Reference

Overview

Command Syntax

Parameters

Usage Examples

Response Data

How It Works

Search Tips

Example Response

Limitations

Source Code Reference