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It's nothing fancy though but here's what I did:A string replacement that is set to run before matching: Replace _Naruto_ with _Season_0_Naruto_And then I have this parsing expression:\[(DB|Lunar|Shinsen-Subs|umai-Doremi|ANBU-AonE|ADC-Elites|Gerusama.com|INP|Vegapunk|K-F|Infusion|Keep-Infusion)\]_Season_(?<season>[0-9])_(?<series>[^\d]*?)_(?<episode>[0-9]{1,3})(-(?<episode2>[0-9]{1,3}))?[\w\[\]]*.(?<ext>[^\\]*)I use the same expression for my other anime shows which is why you see different release groups in the expression. You can remove those that you do not need.
It's nothing fancy though but here's what I did:
A string replacement that is set to run before matching: Replace _Naruto_ with _Season_0_Naruto_
And then I have this parsing expression:
\[(DB|Lunar|Shinsen-Subs|umai-Doremi|ANBU-AonE|ADC-Elites|Gerusama.com|INP|Vegapunk|K-F|Infusion|Keep-Infusion)\]_Season_(?<season>[0-9])_(?<series>[^\d]*?)_(?<episode>[0-9]{1,3})(-(?<episode2>[0-9]{1,3}))?[\w\[\]]*.(?<ext>[^\\]*)
I use the same expression for my other anime shows which is why you see different release groups in the expression. You can remove those that you do not need.
