MovieSchedule
One calendar for anime, TV and movies, in your time zone
What it does
A weekly release calendar that puts anime, TV series and films in one grid, in your own time zone. Follow what you watch, get an email when a new episode airs, or subscribe to your schedule as an iCal feed. No quotas, and free export in four formats — your list is yours. English and Turkish.
Anime, TV show and movie release calendar
The week of 31 August – 6 September 2026 on one page: The Grand Tour returns for a new season, The Gentlemen drops its whole season at once, ONE PIECE and Re:ZERO keep leading the anime board — plus the rest of the week's episodes and movie premieres. The week of 24–30 August 2026 on one page: Mushoku Tensei, Slime, Saga of Tanya and Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You are all four episodes from their season finales, ONE PIECE climbs to episode 1176, Re:ZERO still holds the calendar's top score at 90% — plus Futurama leads TV and movies bounce back with eight premieres. Chinese animation shows up on every anime calendar now, usually under three different names and sometimes with 448…from movieschedule.net
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