Catalogs for Stremio and Nuvio

Anime Catalogs

Curated anime catalogs from AniList, collapsed so each series appears once under its parent title and artwork.

  • 53 catalogs
  • 5,616 titles
  • 1,684 season entries merged
  • refreshed 30 Aug 2026, 11:11 UTC
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Every cour, OVA and film folds onto its parent. The row takes the title and poster of the first season, and carries the parent id that Trakt and Simkl already track.
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Where do these rows go?

Rows only. The detail page behind a title comes from your metadata addon

AIOMetadata resolves every id these rows serve, including a show that started airing this week, and hands back artwork from your own providers. Its manifest is what you install; these rows arrive inside it.

Cinemeta resolves IMDb ids and nothing else, so a title the mapping files have not reached yet opens on an error. Those rows are marked in the picker. This addon answers for catalogs only and will not stand in for a metadata addon.

Poster style

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Pick your rows

53 rows, none of them mandatory

Anime

Trending, this season, top rated, top films.

Release

Coming up, airing now, one row per decade.

Genres

AniList's own genres plus six crowd-ranked tags.

Studios

One row per studio, its films among its series.

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Install

  1. Paste this into AIOMetadata. Open its /configure and find Custom Manifests. Tick the rows there too.
  2. Install AIOMetadata in Stremio. Its manifest, not this one. These rows come in with it.
  3. Add AIOMetadata to Nuvio under Settings → Addons, again using its manifest.
  4. Add this addon to Stremio. Open in Stremio
  5. Add this addon to Nuvio under Settings → Addons.
  6. Import the collections file under Settings → Home screen. Download collections Built for the route above and named after it, because AIOMetadata renames every catalog it imports. It also names the exact rows ticked here, so re-import it after changing them.

How the rows are built

Every AniList id is looked up in the Fribb anime-lists mapping, which gives it a TVDB, TMDb or IMDb parent. Entries sharing a parent become one row, titled and postered from its lowest season. Where IMDb splits a franchise, so does this: Gintama and Gintama Season 2 stay apart, because clicking through has to land on something real.

Isekai, Iyashikei, Historical, School, Post-Apocalyptic and Detective are crowd-ranked AniList tags, not genres, and a title joins one only by clearing a rank threshold. That is what keeps Bleach out of Isekai. Ordering blends AniList scores with IMDb's ratings dump, scaled down under 5,000 votes so a thinly rated title cannot jump the row.

Your selection is the readable segment in the URL, so the address bar stays editable. Narrowing it never breaks an install someone else made from a wider one: a row left out still answers when a client asks for it directly.

53 catalogs, 5,616 titles · status

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