About Yomoru

Yomoru answers one question: you finished an anime, which book do you pick up next, and which edition of it?

What it does

Every series is one line on the map. Every season or film is a station on that line. The station sign says three things: where the anime stops, where that is in the original, and the exact volume to read next. Below the sign, the shelf shows the editions in each language and where to buy them.

How to read the map

The timetable lists runs in order of their finale, so the most recent ending is at the top. Series pages keep every season on one page; a link from the board or from search opens the page at the top, where the season chips lead to each station.

  • A solid line and a plain volume number mean the stop is confirmed: checked against the books, or reviewed by us from the sources listed on the page.
  • Dashed means provisional: a dashed ring, a dashed underline or a dashed tag. The page says why, and low confidence is spelled out in words. Some provisional stops come from an AI suggestion that an editor has read but not verified against the books; they are labelled as such and never shown as verified.
  • Unknown or conflicting: the sources disagree or say nothing. Then the sign shows no book at all.
  • Airing or announced: the sign updates as the run progresses.

Languages and editions

The interface language, the language of the book, the edition and the store are four separate choices; none of them follows from another. A reader in German may want the English volumes; a reader in Chinese may want the Japanese ones. Nothing about the interface language limits what the shelf shows. Buy links go to Amazon and open the store for your region automatically; there is no store picker.

What it is not

Yomoru does not say where to stream an anime, does not rank series by popularity, and has no accounts. Lists and reminders may come once there is something to sign in to.

Sources

Anime facts and artwork come via TMDB. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. Publication facts come from publishers’ catalogues and store listings; each series page lists the sources checked and the date. Where a source is missing or two sources disagree, the page says so.

Disclosure

As an Amazon Associate, Yomoru earns from qualifying purchases. Store links carry an affiliate tag; the price you pay is the same.

Corrections

A form for reporting a wrong volume or a missing series is on its way. Until then, the sources on each page are the fastest way to check a sign yourself.