Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia — Episode Schedule

Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia — Episode Schedule tracks every upcoming episode of the Japanese anime series Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia, drawing schedule data from AniList, the collaborative database that aggregates official air dates and streaming information for anime titles around the world. Produced in Japan, the fantasy series unfolds in an imagined Mongolia, blending local folklore with witch-themed adventure. The calendar follows the show's weekly release cadence, typical of a single twelve-episode cour, and lists instalments as they are confirmed by Japanese broadcasters and international streaming partners. As a seasonal anime, the show sits within a broader entertainment cycle in which each new instalment reaches a global audience within hours of its domestic broadcast. Each entry in the feed corresponds to a numbered instalment, prepended with the series title, and includes the scheduled air time converted to the subscriber's local time zone. The series holds a fixed weekly broadcast slot, the pattern common to late-night anime in Japan, where post-midnight airtime is a cost-effective way for a production committee to secure a network window while international streaming platforms carry the same episode simultaneously or shortly afterwards. Anime followers therefore see each instalment appear as a calendar event running the length of a standard half-hour broadcast, positioned at the hour it becomes available rather than on an approximate date. The feed refreshes at an accelerated pace from Friday to Sunday, the window in which most new anime episodes drop, capturing any late schedule adjustment recorded in AniList's database. Viewers who follow this entertainment series, whether watching the simulcast or waiting for subtitled releases, can use this Smart Calendar Feed — free to subscribe — to add the precise episode schedule directly to a daily calendar app such as Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed populates upcoming events automatically, so following the series no longer requires manual checks of AniList or of platform notifications for air times. The entertainment calendar updates regularly, so postponements and slot changes appear without manual intervention. Because the data is pulled from AniList, the feed reflects the same broadcast information that appears on the series' official channels and on streaming platform schedules. Subscribers can rely on the calendar to mirror AniList's live data, which itself draws on broadcaster listings and streaming platform APIs. Any shift in air dates caused by Japanese programming changes or international licensing delays is reflected within hours, particularly during the Friday-to-Sunday refresh window.