About Cour Season

courseason is a reference website and news service for viewers in North America who follow anime. It is structured around the cour, the twelve-week broadcast season that dictates the production, scheduling, and discussion of anime. The site covers each new season in detail, tracking series, studios, and where to watch them. It also provides information on source material, industry developments, people, movies, specials, events, awards, manga, and publishers.

All news stories on courseason are produced by rewriting information from named, publicly available sources. These sources, such as official studio announcements or industry publications, are linked within each article. Where possible, reports are checked against other sources for accuracy. Every story carries a clear publication date, and no original reporting, speculation, or invented statements are presented as fact.

The site builds permanent reference pages for anime series, individual seasons, studios, people, movies, and publishers. Each entry is built around a standardised facts table containing key data. This is followed by explanatory sections of plain text. Every reference page features at least one real, credited photograph of its subject, such as a key visual for a series or a logo for a studio. These pages are updated as new information becomes available, such as when a series is licensed for new regions or a studio announces a follow-up project.

courseason is an independent operation and is not affiliated with any studio, distributor, publisher, or industry body it reports on. The site does not host or link to betting content or gambling-related advertisements. If an error is published, a correction is made and a note is added to a public corrections log, which can be found at courseason.com/corrections/.

For queries or to suggest a correction, please use the contact form at courseason.com/contact/. courseason aims to be a straightforward and reliable guide to the seasonal rhythm of anime.