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Anison is a japanese '''Ani'''me '''Son'''gDB AniDB wants you to use when adding Songs or Collections.
Anison is a japanese '''Ani'''me '''Son'''gDB AniDB wants you to use when adding Songs or Collections.
==Where do I find Anison?==
==Where do I find Anison?==
The [http://anison.info/ Original Page] is a bit messy and makes people who aren't familiar with Japanese click around quite a lot before finding this [http://anison.info/data/ page], which is the one we "offer" on the add templates.  
The [http://anison.info/ Original Page] is a bit messy and makes people who aren't familiar with Japanese click around quite a lot before finding this [http://anison.info/data/about.html page], which is the one we "offer" on the add templates.
 
==I have no idea what the page tells me...==
==I have no idea what the page tells me...==
That's no problem because that's what this pretty wiki page is here for. To explain to you - the willing user - how to use Anison with its features you may not know of.
That's no problem because that's what this pretty wiki page is here for. To explain to you - the willing user - how to use Anison with its features you may not know of.
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===The Legend===
===The Legend===
[[Image:Anison Legend.png|thumb]]
 
Before explaining the four different ways of searching it's better to go through the legend Anison provides on its front page.
Before explaining the four different ways of searching it's better to go through the legend Anison provides on its front page.
 
[[Image:Anison Legend.png]]
 
 
 
 
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
|-
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|  OP
|  OP
|  オープニング
|  オープニング
Oopeningu / Opening
Oopuningu / Opening
|  Opening
|  Opening
|  marked song's been an opening song
|  marked song's been an opening song
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|  IN
|  IN
|  挿入歌
|  挿入歌
|  Sounyuu Uta
|  Sounyuu uta / Sounyuuka
|  Insert Song
|  Insert Song
|  marked song's been played in an Anime at some point as an insert song
|  marked song's been played in an Anime at some point as an insert song
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|  IM
|  IM
|  イメージソング
|  イメージソング
|  Imeeji Songu / Image Song
|  Imeeji songu / Image song
|  Image Song
|  Image Song
|  marked song's been written for the Anime / with the Anime in mind and didn't actually show up in the Anime (!!rare cases say different!!)
|  marked song's been written for the Anime / with the Anime in mind and didn't actually show up in the Anime (!!rare cases say different!!)
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|  TM
|  TM
|  テーマソング(OP,ED分類が不明の時等に使用)
|  テーマソング(OP,ED分類が不明の時等に使用)
|  Teema Songu / Theme Song (OP, ED Bunrui ga Fumei no Tokira ni Shiyou)
|  Teema songu / Theme song (OP, ED bunrui ga fumei no tokira ni shiyou)
|  Theme Song (OP, ED Category gets used sometimes)
|  Theme Song (OP, ED Category gets used sometimes)
|  A theme song is either a repeated theme for a character or for the Anime itself but can also be the opening or ending song of a movie (and gets just called Theme Song).
|  A theme song is either a repeated theme for a character or for the Anime itself but can also be the opening or ending song of a movie (and gets just called Theme Song).
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|  AR
|  AR
|  アレンジ曲・カバー曲など
|  アレンジ曲・カバー曲など
|  Arenji / Arranged Kiyoku - Kabaa / Cover Kiyoku Nado
|  Arenji / Arranged kyoku - Kabaa / Cover kyoku nado
|  Arranged Piece of Music / Cover Piece of Music and similiar
|  Arranged Piece of Music / Cover Piece of Music and similiar
|  marked song's instrumental or a cover of another song
|  marked song's instrumental or a cover of another song
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|  CF
|  CF
|  番組関連のCMで使用された曲
|  番組関連のCMで使用された曲
|  Bangumi Kanren no CM de Shiyousareta Kiyoku
|  Bangumi kanren no CM de shiyousareta kyoku
|  Piece of Music that's used in TV related Commercials
|  Piece of Music that's used in TV related Commercials
|  -
|  -
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|  GE
|  GE
|  一般曲(アニメ系タイアップのない曲)
|  一般曲(アニメ系タイアップのない曲)
|  Ippan Kiyoku (Anime Kei Taiappu / Type no nai Kiyoku)
|  Ippan kyoku (Anime kei taiappu / tie-up no nai kyoku)
|  normal/ordinary piece of music (they type that's not been used with an Anime relation)
|  normal/ordinary piece of music with no direct ties to any anime entries
|  marked song hasn't been used for an Anime (but is still listed in Anison)
|  marked song hasn't been used for an Anime (but is still listed in Anison)
|-
|-
|  KK
|  KK
|  番組摘要の企画ものと同一の意味<br>同名の番組が存在し、企画物の曲がある場合、OP/ED分類でKKとし、番組を増やさずに対応している事もあります
|  番組摘要の企画ものと同一の意味<br>同名の番組が存在し、企画物の曲がある場合、OP/ED分類でKKとし、番組を増やさずに対応している事もあります
|  Bangumi Tekiyou no Kikakumono to Douitsu no Imi - Doumyou no Bangumi ga Sonzaishi, Kikakumono no Kiyoku ga Aru Baai, OP/ED Bunrui de KK Toshi, Bangumi o Zouya Sazuni Taioushiteiru Koto mo Arimasu
|  Bangumi tekiyou no kikakumono to douitsu no imi - Doumyou no bangumi ga sonzaishi, kikakumono no kyoku ga aru baai, OP/ED bunrui de KK toshi, bangumi o fuyasazu ni taioushiteiru koto mo arimasu
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=====作品 (Sakuhin)...=====
=====作品 (Sakuhin)...=====
... means nothing else than Production or Work. In other words: use this to search for the Anime's name.
... means nothing else than Production or Work. In other words: use this to search for the Anime's name.
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 2|Easily take the Anime's name from its AniDB page but don't forget that you can also search with only half the name and still get results shown. As soon as there's numbers or for example a ~ in the Anime's name, better leave that whole part out as Anison may not have information about the Anime with that exact name}}
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 2|Easily take the Anime's name from its AniDB page but don't forget that you can also search with only half the name and still get results shown. As soon as there's numbers or for example a ~ in the Anime's name, better leave that whole part out as Anison may not have information about the Anime with that exact name}}
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 3|When the original title is in English try the name with spaces in between or without. You may get a result then.}}
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 3|When the original title is in English try the name with spaces in between or without. You may get a result then.}}
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...means Piece of Music. This field is helpful when you know the name of the song already in its Kanji/Kana form.  
...means Piece of Music. This field is helpful when you know the name of the song already in its Kanji/Kana form.  


=====人物 Jinbutsu...=====
=====人物 (Jinbutsu)...=====
...is a field where you can insert a person's name that worked on the song of your choice. It can be a lyricist, an arranger, the performing band, the singer/songstress aso. Use this field when you don't know the song's name nor the Anime it belongs to, but the Performer.
...is a field where you can insert a person's name that worked on the song of your choice. It can be a lyricist, an arranger, the performing band, the singer/songstress aso. Use this field when you don't know the song's name nor the Anime it belongs to, but the Performer.


=====音源 (Ongen)...=====
=====音源 (Ongen)...=====
...translates to "Sound Source" and means the name of the Collection (Single, Album) your song is on. Use this field when you try to find a Soundtrack entry for example, which you couldn't find yet with other methods.
...translates to "Sound Source" and can be the name of the Collection (Single, Album) your song is on or its Catalog Number. Use this field when you try to find a Soundtrack entry for example, which you couldn't find yet with other methods.
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 4|When the Collection you're looking for is a Soundtrack just put the Anime's Name in the search field. Anison will list you every Single/Album in its DB that has your search string as a part in its name.}}
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 4|When the Collection you're looking for is a Soundtrack just put the Anime's Name in the search field. Anison will list you every Single/Album in its DB that has your search string as a part in its name.}}


====Results or "It seems Anison found something but I have no idea what the fields mean!?"====
====Results or "It seems Anison found something but I have no idea what the fields mean!?"====
If your search was successful Anison will you show you a little table with more than just one clickable field. Let's take [[http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=song&songid=1340 Asterisk]], one of [[http://anidb.net/a2369 Bleach]]'s Opening Songs as a reference for explaining the different search results of each search method.
If your search was successful Anison will you show you a little table with more than just one clickable field. Let's take [http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=song&songid=1340 Asterisk], one of [http://anidb.net/a2369 Bleach]'s Opening Songs as a reference for explaining the different search results of each search method.
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 5|Nearly all columns are sortable, just click on them to find out}}
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 5|Nearly all columns are sortable, just click on them to find out}}
=====Results for 作品=====
=====Results for 作品=====
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There are three columns: ジャンル (Genre), 作品名 (Sakuhin'na - Production Name) and 放映年 (Houei Nen - Broadcasting Year). <br>  
There are three columns: ジャンル (Genre), 作品名 (Sakuhin'na - Production Name) and 放映年 (Houei Nen - Broadcasting Year). <br>  
The '''Genre''' column gives you for example:
The '''Genre''' column gives you for example:
* テレビアニメーション (Television Animation)
* テレビアニメーション (Television Animation) - TV anime
* 劇場用アニメーション (Theater Animation)
* オリジナルビデオアニメーション (Original Video Animation) - OVA
* 劇場用アニメーション (Theater Animation) - Movie
* ゲーム (Game)
* ゲーム (Game)
* ラジオ (Radio)
* ラジオ (Radio)
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-- Now just click on the correct link and you will be sent to Anison's Anime Page --
-- Now just click on the correct link and you will be sent to Anison's Anime Page --
=====Results for 曲=====
=====Results for 曲=====
This time we insert the song's name "*~アスタリスク~" in the search field and get a table with this time five columns: 曲名 (Kiyokuna - Name of the Piece of Music), 歌手名 (Kashuna - Name of the Singer/Performer), ジャンル (Genre (for example TV or GM (Game Music)), 使用作品 (could be seen as "used in:") and 種別 (Classification).<br>
This time we insert the song's name "*~アスタリスク~" in the search field and get a table with this time five columns:  
* 曲名 (Kiyokuna - Name of the Piece of Music)
* 歌手名 (Kashuna - Name of the Singer/Performer)
* ジャンル (Genre (for example TV or GM (Game Music))
* 使用作品 (could be seen as "used in:")
* 種別 (Classification)<br>
For "*~アスタリスク~" we got three results: two with the exact same string and a third one with an additional bracket (this time it's "Asterisk (Album Version)") in the first column. So this one lists the song's names.
For "*~アスタリスク~" we got three results: two with the exact same string and a third one with an additional bracket (this time it's "Asterisk (Album Version)") in the first column. So this one lists the song's names.


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Whenever you clicked before on your desired link, you landed on another different page, which was more specific for your needs. But the language still didn't change...
Whenever you clicked before on your desired link, you landed on another different page, which was more specific for your needs. But the language still didn't change...
====Anime Page====
====Anime Page====
[[Image:Anison anime page (bleach).png]]
[[Image:Anison anime page (bleach).png]]<br>
The first two tables are uninteresting. The first tells you the series name, the second one informs about airing. For OVAs it would inform you about the release date of the DVDs.
The first two tables are uninteresting. The first tells you the series name, the second one informs about airing. For OVAs it would inform you about the release date of the DVDs.


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====Song Page====
====Song Page====
[[Image:Anison song page (asteristk).png]]
[[Image:Anison song page (asteristk).png]]<br>
This must be the most imortant page for those who only want to add songs. All three tables are useful.<br>
This must be the most imortant page for those who only want to add songs. All three tables are useful.<br>
=====The first Table=====
=====The first Table=====
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This one is similar to the search results from  曲 (Kiyoku). The only change is that it doesn't show information on other songs that have the same string as a part of the name, but only for this one song. This specific page here tells you that the song Asterisk has been used for the TV Bleach as an Opening (Opening 1 to be specific) and for the Game Bleach: Hit the Soul as an Opening. This table will also inform you, if a song wasn't in an Anime at all. This would look like:
This one is similar to the search results from  曲 (Kiyoku). The only change is that it doesn't show information on other songs that have the same string as a part of the name, but only for this one song. This specific page here tells you that the song Asterisk has been used for the TV Bleach as an Opening (Opening 1 to be specific) and for the Game Bleach: Hit the Soul as an Opening. This table will also inform you, if a song wasn't in an Anime at all. This would look like:
[[Image:Unused song.png]]
[[Image:Unused song.png]]
====Collection Page====
====Collection Page====
[[Image:Anison collection page (asterisk).png]]
[[Image:Anison collection page (asterisk).png]]<br>
This page is the most important page for people that want to add whole collections.<br>
The page lists at first the collection's name, though it's not always being used as a whole!
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 7|Anison likes to list "Collection Name/Performer" - like in this case "Asterisk / Orange Range", of course only the first part is needed when adding collections to AniDB.}}
 
What follows is a one-line-table. The reddish fields are the contents, the yellow ones the information. In our example it's like this:
* メディア --> マキシシングル (Medium: Maxi Single)
* '''型番 --> SRCL-5885''' (Catalog Number: SRCL-5885)
* '''発売日 --> 2005年02月23日''' (Release Date: 23.02.2005 (dd.mm.yyyy!))
* 価格(税抜) --> 1165 (Price (without tax): 1165 (yen))
Two of these are only important for AniDB adding.
 
The last table shows you the content of the collection, ''''that Anison is listing''''.
{{Eyecatch|1|Hint 8|This doesn't automatically mean that the Disc only has 3 Tracks, as it's in our case.}}
 
The other table's contents are:
* 収録トラック (Track number)
* 曲名 (Name)
* 歌手, 作詞, 作曲, 編曲 (Staff information)
* 演奏時間 (Length)
 
As an extra Anison links to the Amazon.jp website's specific collection entry. Here you can find for example a better picture for the upload and the complete tracklist (in 99% of the cases).<br>
For our case it shows you that there's indeed a 4th track, that's not listed on Anison: <br>
4. *~アスタリスク~(ロマンティックVer.) --> Asterisk (Romantic Version). So never trust Anison that it lists all songs and better check other (valid!!) sources, as we of course want only complete collections added.


====People/Band/Performer Pages====
====People/Band/Performer Pages====
[[Image:Anison performer page (orange range).png]]
[[Image:Anison performer page (orange range).png]]<br>
This page is important for "virtual Bands" such as [http://anidb.net/cr5012 Momotsuki Gakuen 1 Nen C Gumi] or [http://anidb.net/cr4782 Zetsubou Shoujo-tachi] that consists of characters. It will show you who's part of the group and who's behind it.<be>
For normal bands it shows you at first the members in the 固有情報 (Specific Information) Box with their function in the band.
 
The contents of the table are:
* 担当 ("in charge of: / responsible for:")
* 曲名 (name of the piece of music)
* ジャンル (Genre)
* 作品名 (name of the work it appears in)
* OP/ED
 
That means - for the first row: Orange Range were the Performers (担当) of Asterisk (曲名) for the TV (ジャンル) (Anime) Bleach (作品名), which has been used as Opening 1 (OP/ED).
 
So this page can take you either to the song's or the Anime's page.
==Help! The link in the Linkbar always stays the same?!==
Yes it does, but to get the specific link there are three "tricks":
* You right-click on the link you need and choose "Copy Link Location"
* You click on the link, hold it and put it into the destination field vie drag and drop
* You simply open the link in a new tab via 'middle click' or 'Open Link in New Tab" at the earliest possible time (for example after the search results). From here on the linkbar will always change according to the page you are on.
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