How to keep upto date with which series are licensed and have ended.

[smoke123]

Usually I wait for a series to end before i even bother to watch it. So unexpectedly coming across Shiki makes me think I might have missed a few other titles.
I see it is licensed by Funi  on the do not upload page but on the anidb I do not see anything with funimation written. I must be noobing out massively but is there an easy way to see which series ended in 2010 that is licensed and therefore not on bakabt. i realize shiki is in the list but going through each series title and then trying to recall if i have seen it or not , then going on anidb , is a very tedious process that i have done before and do not wish to do again.

[Freedom Kira]

I usually check Wikipedia.

I'm sure there's an RSS feed for this, but I don't know what it is.

[Xiong Chiamiov]

Well, I run a mirror of Funimation's licensing page; since it's version-controlled, there's an atom feed of any changes to it.

The problem is that Funimation hasn't been updating that page for quite some time (even though I asked them nicely to), so all of the changes that have happened since I created that page last July are either due to network issues (thus, blanking the page) or alterations to the template.


I suppose you can always look at one of the season calendars (AniDB, Fansub Wiki) and compare with your list; if you're tracking what you've watched with AniDB, their view should be particularly helpful, since you can filter out things in your MyList.

It's worth noting that we do carry licensed anime.

[Zalis116]

but on the anidb I do not see anything with funimation written.

AniDB doesn't track R1 licensing. I imagine they could, but they choose not to. You're better off checking animenewsnetwork.co m or AnimeSuki's licensing page.