Read. Watch. Track.
Started as a fun personal project. Now an open-source anime and manga companion. No ads, no trackers, pure data sovereignty. Syncs cleanly with MAL and AniList.

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Built by a fan
For the culture.
You own
your data.
Log into MyAnimeList or AniList. We keep your progress perfectly synced across all the platforms you care about. No lock-in.

Zero
Latency.
Customizable reader and player built to get out of your way. Fast fetching, AMOLED dark mode, and flow direction control. Just read and watch.
Offline
First.
Download entire volumes or seasons straight to your device. Taking a flight? You're covered.
Native
& Fast.
No bloat. No trackers. ShonenX is designed to be lightweight and purely focused on the content. High performance on all devices.
Limitless
Sources.
ShonenX utilizes the AnymeX Extension Runtime Bridge, making full Aniyomi and Mangayomi extension support possible. The application strictly ships as a bare-bones client with zero pre-compiled sources. Any external extensions are built, installed, and managed strictly by users at their own discretion.
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System Query.
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Get the app.
Free forever.
Quick Install (Linux source)
bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Darkx-dev/ShonenX/main/install.sh)
Legal & DMCA Disclaimer
Read this before complaining
Look, ShonenX does not host, upload, or own any of the media you see in the app. It's literally just a frontend client. It's a glorified web browser that makes stuff look pretty. We don't have servers full of anime.
The covers, synopses, and schedules you see? That's all pulled directly from public APIs like AniList and MyAnimeList. ShonenX just displays what they send back. Don't sue us for showing a picture of Goku.
Any "extensions" or third-party sources you decide to install are entirely on you. ShonenX doesn't distribute copyrighted material or endorse piracy. If you put in a weird URL and watch something you shouldn't, that's your problem, not ours. Make sure you follow your local laws, we are not your lawyers.
If you're a copyright holder looking to DMCA someone, you're barking up the wrong tree. Go find the extension developers or whoever is actually hosting the video files.