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Anime checklist for titles you finish

An anime checklist is the short set of titles you mean to complete. Check one off after you have played it on Crunchyroll or YouTube. AniDachi can save that episode on Plus or Pro so the box matches the player, not a guess.

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Install AniDachi in Chrome for Crunchyroll, YouTube, and Netflix. Free includes 20 minutes a day for rooms of up to 4 people, including you. Plus and Pro have no daily time limit.

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How to check a title off

  • Write the titles first — Keep the list small enough that you remember why each one is on it.
  • Play it yourself — Use your own account in desktop Chrome. A room link is not the same as watching.
  • Then mark it — Plus or Pro records progress. Free can open saved history and Resume.

An episode checklist, not a public ranking

A series checklist fails when you only remember the title. Note the episode you reached. Friends do not share that list. If you are still deciding what to start, use the animes to watch list. After you have watched, the anime diary is the place for the date and a note. Install from /extension.

Published September 27, 2026 · By AniDachi · Editorial policy

Start a Watchroom

Install AniDachi in Chrome for Crunchyroll, YouTube, and Netflix. Free includes 20 minutes a day for rooms of up to 4 people, including you. Plus and Pro have no daily time limit.

Start a Watchroom

Frequently asked questions

How do I use an anime checklist?

List the titles you intend to finish. Open each one on your own Crunchyroll or YouTube account. Plus or Pro can save the episode so you know it is done.

Should I check a title off when I add it?

No. Adding it only means you plan to watch. Check it off after you have played it.

Is this a ranked list of the best anime?

No. A checklist is personal. Group picks live on best anime to watch with friends.