As per our rules, OAVs should always be listed in the specials season.

Note : I'm going to hide your other reports. One report for all the episodes is enough.

I'm sorry but it clearly states that the OVAs go in the "special" category if they are single episodes and are not numbered. The Roberta's Blood Trail arc is a season in its own right and takes place after season 2 and follows the manga. It was broadcast on Netflix, so it fits in the OVA category.

As indicated above, they should be listed in the specials season.

Well, if you're going to do that, knowing that everybody's complaining about it, I think you should write a regulation about non-standalone OVAs. Otherwise, would it be possible to separate the 2 seasons, which were broadcast in Japan and are therefore not specials?

@Apocalips-Armaguedon said:

Otherwise, would it be possible to separate the 2 seasons, which were broadcast in Japan and are therefore not specials?

I invite you to read this previous content report.

@superboy97 said:

@Apocalips-Armaguedon said:

Otherwise, would it be possible to separate the 2 seasons, which were broadcast in Japan and are therefore not specials?

I invite you to read this previous content report.

I saw it and I don't agree. According to the regulation, all sites referenced as a source for ranking databases, the two seasons are considered separate from each other, not as a "split-court". (Similarly, Roberta's Blood Trail is listed as an OVA). It is therefore legitimate, and logical, to at least separate the two seasons.

@superboy97
If you don't want to prove me wrong, or rather if you don't want to, maybe it's because I'm right in finding that the two seasons should be separated, in accordance with the rules of the site and therefore allowing this separation. I don't think closing the thread without any response is legitimate.

1. If you want to discuss this subject, you should do it in the previous report.
2. What you call 2 seasons have continuous episodes numbering, so they should be listed in one single season.