Weebdle

Weebdle splits its front page in two: manga on the left in black and white, anime on the right in colour, each with a Classic button. In each Classic mode you type a title, pick it from the list and it joins a table that compares it with the day's answer column by column, green for a match, red for a miss, with arrows on numbers and dates.

The anime table compares type, number of episodes, protagonist, premiere season, studio, source, genres, themes, demographic and age rating. The manga table works the same way with its own columns, such as chapters, volumes, publication status and dates. Each guess also shows the title's cover art. You have 10 guesses, and hints appear after three, six and nine of them.

The data follows MyAnimeList, so genres, themes and ratings match that site. When a round ends the game shows the answer, your guess count and buttons to share the result. The day changes at midnight Eastern Standard Time. The pick is drawn from the date, but the game also skips titles your browser has already been given, so after the first day two players are not always chasing the same title.

A changelog and a feedback form sit at the foot of the page; the September 2026 notes promise more titles. It suits fans who know their shows by studio, season and genre as well as by name.