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About Kadence
Kadence is a release tracker. It follows what is coming out and when, primarily for anime and video games, with manga supported as an additional category. Instead of asking you to check a studio's site, a storefront and a handful of news posts, Kadence keeps one schedule per title and shows what is next.
What Kadence tracks
- Anime episodes, films and specials. Japanese broadcast dates and times are what Kadence schedules today; English streaming and dub dates are kept separate and are only shown when a title actually has them.
- Video game releases, add-ons and expansions across the platforms a title ships on.
- Manga and light novel chapters and volumes, including English editions.
- Season and installment chronology, so one franchise reads as one series.
How release information is labelled
Release information arrives from several places, and it does not all deserve the same weight. Where Kadence can, it distinguishes dates that an official source has confirmed from dates that have only been reported, and from dates estimated out of a title's measured release pattern. Those labels appear next to the date itself. Kadence does not invent dates: when nothing is known, the page says so rather than guessing.
Sources disagree and schedules move, so treat Kadence as a well-organised summary rather than an authority. When a date matters to you, the page links out to the official source. How Kadence sources and verifies releases explains the process in more detail.
What Kadence is not
Kadence does not host, stream or distribute anime, manga or games, and it never will. It points to official and licensed places to watch, read or buy, and nothing else.
Who operates Kadence
Kadence is operated by Nestify LLC. Questions, corrections and takedown requests can go through Support or by email to support@kadence.media. Corrections are welcome — release data is never finished.