How to Track the Anime You Have Watched
Once you watch a lot of anime, memory stops being reliable. Anime Pride is designed to help you track what you watched, keep status notes, and turn that watch history into tier lists later.
Why watch history matters
Your anime watch history is more than a list. It becomes a record of your taste, your favorite genres, and the series you still want to finish.
After you pass a few dozen titles, memory alone is not enough. A structured checklist saves time and makes recommendations or ranking sessions much easier later.
How Anime Pride approaches tracking
On the list view, you can select titles and use the status control to mark them as watching, completed, on hold, or dropped. Those choices stay useful when you move into the tier maker.
That makes Anime Pride more than a ranking tool. It works as a lightweight anime watch tracker and a tier list maker in the same flow.
Practical tracking habits
Do not only log finished anime. Mark the shows you paused or abandoned as well so you can revisit them intentionally later.
A good routine is to review what you watched at the end of each season, then move the standouts into a tier list while the impressions are still fresh.