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FAQ

Who is Chii[AR] and where can I find her?

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Chii[AR] is a bot, which can be used to maintain your MyList, cast votes, check CRC's and various other things.
You can get a complete listing of all commands Chii[AR] supports using !help.
Chii[AR] can be found in #anidb and #anidb-spam.

Note	ALL Chii commands are lower case! Various commands for Chii[AR] require you being logged in!

How to login?

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Requirements

You need a working account on AniDB. (See: How and why signup to AniDB?)

Join the channel #anidb and open a query (pm, personal chat/message) to Chii[AR]. In the query window write:

• auth <username> <password>
  Where <username> and <password> are your AniDB username and pass.

Alternatively you can also use the /msg version. For that do a:

• /msg Chii[AR] auth <username> <pass>

Note	DON'T forget the "/" or you'll post your password in the channel!

Either of what way you choose, if the login worked Chii[AR] will send you a message saying login accepted. If you get the message login failed and you typed your username/password down correctly(!), you either don't have an AniDB account or you haven't activated it yet. In either case please read the Signup FAQ.

See also: Autoauth for mIRC and Quickauth for mIRC

Why does !anime work, but <!...> doesn't?

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This works:

<UserA> !anime strawberry egg

<Chii[AR]> ANIME: I My Me! Strawberry Egg (93), also known as I My Me! Strawberry Eggs, 13 eps, Year: 2001, Rating: 5.51 (2686 votes), Reviews: 11 (avg: 7.52), DB: 34 eps/491 files, More info: https://anidb.net/a93

But this doesn't:

<UserA> !vote strawberry egg 9

<Chii[AR]> VOTE: no such anime: strawberry egg

The reason behind this is that all commands other than the !anime command require a full match. That means the anime title you enter has to be the main title, a synonym or an added short title for that anime.

This is done because the result of an !anime command with a title which is not in the database can lead to pretty unpredictable results. The same request could even return different anime on each execution. This makes it unsuitable for all other Chii[AR] commands. (i.e. you don't want to vote for the wrong anime, now do you?)

Chii command listing

!help

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Lists all Chii[AR] commands available.

Usage:

!help

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> HELP: supported commands: !anime, !episode, !episodetitle, !group, !file, !user, !stitle, !latest, !a4g, !g4a, !uptime, !calendar, !tag. with login only: !mylist, !vote, !votetmp, !voteep, !voteg, !voteag, !watched, !addfile, !remove, !randomanime, !stats, !mystats, !top, !mylatest, !state, !addtag, !deltag, !mytag, !myfile, !wishlist, !recommend see: https://anidb.net

General Info

!anime

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This command can be used to query anime info from the AniDB database.

Usage:

!anime <anime title>
!anime <aid>

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> ANIME: Shinseiki Evangelion (22), also known as Neon Genesis Evangelion, 26 eps, Year: 1995-1996, Sequel: Shinseiki Evangelion Gekijouban: Air / Magokoro o, Kimi ni (202), Rating: 7.83 (16126 votes), Reviews: 33 (avg: 8), DB: 59 eps/4088 files, More info: https://anidb.net/a22

!group

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This command can be used to query group info from the AniDB database.

Usage:

!group <groupname>
!group <gid>

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> GROUP: Soldats [Soldats] (8), irc://irc.enterthegame.com/soldats, Rating: 6.14 (338 votes), db: 22 anime/442 files, url: http://www.soldats.net/ , https://anidb.net/g8

!creator

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This command can be used to query creator info from the AniDB database.

Usage:

!creator <creator name>
!creator <creatorid>

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> CREATOR: Gonzo (735), also known as ゴンゾ, Type: Company, Works as: Producer, More info: https://anidb.net/cr735

!file

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This command can be used to query file info from the AniDB database.
When you are logged in, Chii[AR] will, in addition to the basic info, tell you if you already have this file in your MyList.

Usage:

!file <anime title> <ep#> <groupname>
!file <aid> <ep#> <groupname>
!file <fid>
!file <ed2k-link>

Note	You can't use the gid instead of the groupname here!

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> (UserA) FILE: Higan - 1, by JollyRoger (gid: 1796), 81.704.960 bytes (fid: 137816) ed2k://|file|Higan_-_1_-_[JR](9cab4f55)(dub.sub_ja.en).avi|81704960|41bd3e7135b13ffc772ed2df285bd519|/ https://anidb.net/f137816 FILE STATUS: WATCHED (15.11.2006 04:31) - external storage (cd/dvd/...)

!stitle

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This command lists all known short titles for an anime.

Usage:

!stitle <anime name>
!stitle <aid>

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> STITLE: Mahoromatic: Automatic Maiden - Motto Utsukushii Mono (201), synonyms: Mahoromatic S2, Mahoromatic TV 2, short titles: Mahoromatic 2, MM2

!a4g

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This command displays the anime subbed by a specified group.

Note	Only the 1st 5 anime in DB are displayed! The number in () is the aid.

Usage:

!a4g <group name>
!a4g <gid>

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> A4G: Soldats (Soldats): 21 anime(s) subbed - Keroro Gunsou(1552), Monster(1539), D.C.: Da Capo(837), Tantei Gakuen Q(642), You`re Under Arrest: No Mercy!!(536)

!g4a

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This commands lists the groups which subbed the specified anime.

Note	Only the 1st 10 groups are listed.

Usage:

!g4a <anime title>
!g4a <aid>

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> G4A: Chobits (12): subbed by 99 groups - [Hi10] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 10), [B-A] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 8.51), [Anime-MX] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 8.3), [R.H.K.] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 8.19), [ML] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 8.11), [Heijin] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 7.95), [Dollars] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 7.51), [E-D] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 7.42), [a-S] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 7.04), [a4e] last/total: 26/26 (vote: 6.2

MyList - General

!mylist

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This command displays your MyList information for a specific anime.

Usage:

!mylist <anime name>
!mylist <aid>

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> (UserA) MYLIST: Seikai no Senki (4) - 13 eps: in mylist: 1-13 watched: none external storage (cd/dvd/...): 1-13

Usage:

!mylist <anime name> ++groups
!mylist <aid> ++groups

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> (UserA) MYLIST: Seikai no Senki (4) - 13 eps: in mylist: 1-13 watched: none external storage (cd/dvd/...): 1-13 groups: (anime_fin) 1-13, (kuchikirukia) 1-13, (LowPower-Raws) 1-13, (none) 1-13

!mystats

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This commands displays your statistics.

Note	This info is not generated in real time. Also see: Routine Maintenance.

Usage:

!mystats

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> MYSTATS: UserA (uid: ******) (19h old) - 8445 anime, 127811 eps (19202 / 15.02% watched) and 331665 files in mylist (167486 GB, 58.6% of AniDB, 8.8% watched, taking 298 days, 3 hours and 16 minutes of your life). 8 anime, 1891 eps, 21111 files, 27 groups, 10250 votes and 0 reviews added to DB. Independence: 7%, avdumped files: 210897 (8.72%)

!mylatest

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This command lists the latest files you added to the DB.

Usage:

!mylatest

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> MYLATEST: UserA (uid: ******) 0 files/0 GB (24h): [tribute] Holy Knight Light 1.mkv (2680784), [tribute] Holy Knight Light 1.mkv (2680783), [WinxBloom1980] Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation 157.mkv (2675247), [WinxBloom1980] Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation 192.mkv (2675240), [WinxBloom1980] Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation 190.mkv (2675238), [WinxBloom1980] Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation 188.mkv (2675236), [WinxBloom

!randomanime

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This command can be used to get a random anime from the DB.

Usage:

!randomanime db            (random anime from the DB)''
!randomanime watched       (random watched episode from your MyList)
!randomanime unwatched     (random unwatched episode from your MyList)
!randomanime mylist        (random watched or unwatched episode from your MyList)
!randomanime notlisted     (random anime that is not in your MyList)

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> RANDOM ANIME: Gekijouban Slayers (349), 1 eps, Year: 1995, Categories: Novel, Super Power, Magic, Action, ... Rating: 5.78 (1942 votes), Reviews: 2 (avg: 7.41), More info: https://anidb.net/a349

MyList - adding/removing files/changing states

!addfile

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This command can be used to add a file, which is already in the DB to your MyList.

Note	You CAN'T add new files with this command and there is no way to do that via IRC, you have to use the web interface for that.

Usage:

!addfile <anime> <epnumber> <group> <state>
!addfile <anime> <epnumber> <group> w <state>
!addfile <fid>
!addfile <ed2k link>
!addfile <ed2k link> f     (adds files without an ed2k hash in the DB)
!addfile last

Note	Note that you can add a "w" at the end of the command to add the files as watched to your MyList. Files added with that command will be added as unknown to your MyList. Either append "hdd", "cd" etc. at the end, after the w, or use !state to change the state. last is the last file shown with !file.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> ADDFILE: Air - 01, by The Triad (gid: 102) https://anidb.net/f92915 FILE STATUS: ADDED TO MYLIST AS UNWATCHED

!remove

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This command can be used to remove files from your MyList.

Usage:

!remove <anime> <epnumber> <group>
!remove <aid> <epnumber> <group>
!remove <fid>
!remove <ed2k link>
!remove last

Note	last is the last file shown with !file.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> REMOVE: Air - 01, by The Triad (gid: 102) https://anidb.net/f92915 FILE STATUS: REMOVED FROM MYLIST

!state

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This command allows you to set a file to a different state.

Usage:

!state <anime> <ep#> <state>
!state <anime> all <state>
!state <anime> upto <ep#> <state>
!state <fid> <state>
!state <ed2k link> <state>
!state last <state>

Note	You may also use <aid> instead of <anime>. last is the last file shown by !file. <state> is one of: unknown/hdd/cd/deleted.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> STATE: Air - 01, by The Triad (gid: 102) https://anidb.net/f92915 FILE STATUS: STATE SET TO: external storage (cd/dvd/...)

!watched / !unwatched

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These commands can be used to mark one or more files in your MyList as watched or unwatched.

Usage:

Single episode:

!watched <anime> <epnumber>
!watched <fid>
!watched <ed2k link>

Multiple episodes:

!watched <anime> upto <epnumber>
!watched <anime> all
!watched <anime> none

!unwatched works in much the same way.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> WATCHED: Cardcaptor Sakura - Episode 1 to C7 FILE STATUS: MARKED WATCHED

MyList - Votes

!vote

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This command can be used to vote for an anime. If you have already voted it will show you your vote.
If you haven't finished the series yet please use tempvotes instead of normal votes!

Note	Please check our Anime voting guideline for further information on the voting levels.

Usage:

!vote <anime title> [1-10]
!vote <aid> [1-10]

Note	You can add r after the rating to revote.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> (UserA) VOTE: Card Captor Sakura: voted: 10

!votetmp

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This command can be used to tempvote for an anime. If you have already voted it will show you your vote.

Note	Please check our Anime voting guideline for further information on the voting levels.

Usage:

!votetmp <anime title> [1-10]
!votetmp <aid> [1-10]

Note	You can add r after the rating to revote.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> (UserA) VOTETMP: Tsubasa Chronicle: voted: 6

!voteep

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This command can be used to vote for an episode of an anime. If you have already voted it will show you your vote.

Note	Please check our Anime voting guideline for further information on the voting levels.

Usage:

!voteep <anime title> <ep#> [1-10]
!voteep <aid> <ep#> [1-10]

Note	You can add r after the rating to revote. There is no .5 support for episodes.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> (UserA) VOTEEP: Air - 1 - Kaze: Breeze: voted: 8

!voteag

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This command can be used to rate a group's release for a particular anime. If you have already voted it will show you your vote.

Note	Please check our Anime voting guideline for further information on the voting levels.

Usage:

!voteag <anime title> <group> [1.00-10.00]
!voteag <aid> <gid> [1.00-10.00]

Note	You can add r after the rating to revote.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> (UserA) VOTEAG: Inuyasha Kanketsuhen by TakaFansubs [Taka]: voted: 8.5

!voteac

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This command can be used to rate a character's appearance in a particular anime. If you have already voted it will show you your vote.

Note	Please check our Anime voting guideline for further information on the voting levels.

Usage:

!voteac <charname|charid> <animename> [1.00-10.00] [r]
!voteac <carid> [1.00-10.00] [r]
!voteac <name|charid> <name> -- <username|uid>

Note	You can add r after the rating to revote.

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> VOTEAC: Saber in Fate/Stay Night: Your vote: 10 on 14.02.13 04:06

Stats

!latest

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This command lists the filenames of the last 10 files added to the AniDB.

Note	The number in () is the fid.

Usage:

!latest

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> LATEST: 601 files/271 GB (24h): [DKB] Osomatsu-san (2020) 16.mkv (2697611), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari 7.mkv (2697610), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari 6.mkv (2697609), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari 5.mkv (2697608), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari 4.mkv (2697607), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari 3.mkv (2697606), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari 2.mkv (2697605), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari O2.mkv (2697604), [Moshi Moshi] Owarimonogatari O1

!stats

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This command displays various DB statistics.

Usage:

!stats

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> STATS: 12840 anime, 218175 eps, 2418734 files (917062 GB), 113549 characters, 61616 creators, 103275 songs, 11610 collections, 15248 groups, 896197 users, 8478 reviews and 1909 open change requests in DB (!creq for more).

!top

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This command displays the Top10 AniDB stat entries.

Note	If you don't want to get shown in those stats you can disable it in your profile.

Usage:

!top

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> TOP: Longest MyList: Senover (1264656), Largest MyList: Senover (396104 GB), Most Indep. User: wizarden (206908%), Most Anime Added: millo (2461), Most Eps Added: RF_InSAnE (21819), Most Files Added: fafnir (142708), Most Groups Added: amour (1274), Most Votes: venezolano (24931), Most Reviews: ThatAnimeSnob (869), Most Files Dumped: fafnir (291733),

!uptime

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This command displays the uptime of the DB and Chii[AR].

Usage:

!uptime

Output example:

<Chii[AR]> UPTIME: BOT: 0d 20h 11m SERVER: 70d 16h 16m