Twitter client application 'anipla' specialized for anime
It will show you what animation will be broadcast from what time, what time, from what broadcasting station, will notify you 10 minutes before the broadcast time of the animation registered as your favorite, and even the live commentary using Twitter ' Anipla ' is a Twitter client application that automatically generates hashtags for animation so that you can do it easily.
Aniplar anime Twitter client app that makes it easy to play live
http://anipla.net/app/
'AniPla' can be installed free of charge from the following page.
'Anipla' TV animation special application for Twitter on the App Store on iTunes
After installation, tap 'Open'.
Tap 'OK'.
Swipe the screen to the left to read the tutorial...
After reading all, tap 'Login with twitter' and start using it immediately.
First, link your Twitter account with Anipla.
Enter the Twitter account ID and password in the red frame and tap 'Authenticate linked application'.
Then select the prefecture you live in...
Finally, select the available broadcast station.
Anipla can display anime information from quite a variety of broadcasting stations, and in addition to terrestrial broadcasting, BS and...
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You can catch up on anime broadcast on various media such as the Internet and others.
When registration is over and the Anipla top page is displayed, it looks like this. Here, information such as the name of the anime, the number of broadcast episodes, the broadcast date and time, and the broadcasting station are displayed in order from the anime with the closest broadcast.
Tap the gear icon in the upper left of the screen.
Various settings can be made here, and you can change the settings of the broadcasting station from here.
If you want to register your favorite anime, tap the heart icon on the top right of the top screen.
Then the screen for registering your favorite anime opens. Furthermore, tapping 'Display only new animations' at the bottom of the screen...
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If you want to add the animation to your favorites, just tap each thumbnail and it's OK. If the heart symbol turns pink, your favorites have been added. At Anipla, it's OK if you register the stations that you can watch on your own TV, and if you want to say 'I can't miss this anime!'
You can check the anime registered as a favorite at any time by tapping 'Favorites' on the top page.
Tap '
Then suddenly it will move to the live screen. If you want to tweet, tap the text box at the bottom of the screen.
Since the hashtag is automatically entered, it is possible to easily play live animation.
Of course, tweets are updated immediately and displayed on the screen.
If you want to make settings related to hash tags, tap '#' at the bottom right of the screen.
From here, you can make a tweet without a hash tag, or make a tweet with a hash tag from a broadcasting station.
Furthermore, if you tap 'Work information' at the top right of the live screen...
Jump to the official anime page.
In addition, when you jump to the live screen, you need to tap the text part, tap the image part ...
Be careful as it will be skipped by Rakuten Books.
If you have registered many broadcasting stations, or if you live in an area with many anime broadcasts, you may encounter old animations because the broadcast schedule of a large amount of animations is displayed on the top page. Hmm.
On the live comment screen, tweets with hashtags of each animation are displayed in chronological order, but there are some tweets that do not have excitement, so in such a case it feels a little moody.
Of course, there are many
In addition, the animation registered as a favorite will be notified 10 minutes before the broadcast, so it seems that it will prevent you from missing it.
And the anime being broadcast is displayed as 'ON AIR' like this.
It takes a little time to load the page if you move to the favorite registration screen or trace past tweets, but you can easily get a lot of anime broadcast information and you can easily use tweets with hash tags, so you can use it unexpectedly It is an app.
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