That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime — Episode Schedule

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Episode Schedule tracks every upcoming episode of the popular isekai anime series, pulling air dates directly from the AniList database. The series, originally a light novel by Fuse published under Micro Magazine’s GC Novels imprint, received its anime adaptation from studio Eight Bit and has grown into a sprawling multimedia franchise spanning multiple seasons, films, and spin-offs. The schedule data on AniList is maintained by a community of contributors who monitor official announcements from the production committee and broadcast partners, ensuring that the episode list reflects confirmed airdates as reported by Japanese television schedules. The calendar covers all forthcoming episodes of whichever season is currently in broadcast, with each entry showing the episode number, the season designation AniList records, and the localised air time. New entries appear weekly, with the most frequent updates occurring from Friday through Sunday when Japanese anime broadcasts typically debut. The series holds a fixed weekly slot, a late-night placement in Japan that lands in the afternoon or evening across Europe, and that regularity allows the calendar to populate episodes well in advance. Occasional breaks — for Japanese holidays, special programming, or production delays — are reflected promptly when AniList’s database updates, as are the splits between cours the franchise has used in earlier runs. Each episode is a self-contained narrative instalment, and the calendar includes only televised episodes, not OVA (original video animation) releases or recap episodes that may air outside the regular season flow. Fans of the That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime universe, including viewers who follow the series across Crunchyroll or other simulcast platforms, can use this Smart Calendar Feed to keep a watch schedule organised. The entertainment calendar is free to subscribe and integrates with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook, so upcoming episodes appear in a personal schedule without manual entry. The feed converts Japanese broadcast times to the subscriber’s local time zone, so whether someone is based in Europe, North America, or elsewhere, the entry reflects the correct local airing moment. That is particularly useful for international audiences who rely on same-day simulcasts to avoid spoilers in online forums. The calendar updates regularly, drawing from AniList’s data, which is often refreshed within hours of an official announcement. Should an airdate move or a broadcast be pre-empted, the change propagates to the subscribed calendar automatically, keeping the schedule accurate without manual correction.