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Anime
An anime API resource represents a production with at least one opening or ending sequence.
For example, Bakemonogatari is an anime production with five opening sequences and one ending sequence.
Fields
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | Integer | No | The primary key of the resource |
| name | String | No | The primary title of the anime |
| slug | String | No | The URL slug & route key of the resource |
| year | Integer | Yes | The premiere year of the anime |
| season | Enum | Yes | The premiere season of the anime [Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall] |
| synopsis | String | Yes | The brief summary of the anime |
| created_at | Date | No | The date that the resource was created |
| updated_at | Date | No | The date that the resource was last modified |
| deleted_at | Date | Yes | The date that the resource was deleted |
Allowed Include Paths
- animesynonyms
- animethemes
- animethemes.animethemeentries
- animethemes.animethemeentries.videos
- animethemes.animethemeentries.videos.audio
- animethemes.song
- animethemes.song.artists
- images
- resources
- series
- studios
Endpoints
The anime destroy endpoint soft deletes an anime and returns the deleted anime resource.
The anime force delete endpoint hard deletes an anime and returns a confirmation message.
The anime index endpoint displays a listing of anime resources.
The anime show endpoint returns an anime resource.
The anime store endpoint creates a new anime and returns the new anime resource.
The anime update endpoint updates an anime and returns the updated anime resource.
The year show endpoint return a listing of anime resources for a given year grouped by season and ordered by name.
The year index endpoint returns a list of unique years from all anime resources.