Dragon Ball Super

These are animes about 50 episodes or above only not below that.

Dragon Ball TV Anime, Specials & OVAs.
Movies are included in my Dragon Ball Films Interest Stack.

‣ Dragon Ball TV Anime (153 Episodes)
- Specials (1)
- Movies (4)

‣ Dragon Ball Z TV Anime (291 Episodes)
- Specials (6)
- OVAs (3)
- Movies (15)

‣ Dragon Ball GT TV Anime (64 Episodes)
- Specials (1)

‣ Dragon Ball Z Kai TV Anime (167 Episodes)
- Specials (1)

‣ Dragon Ball Super TV Anime (131 Episodes)
- Specials (1)
- Movies (2)

Not Included:
‣ Vegeta Super Yasaijin ni Narou-hen (Special Commercial)
‣ Super Dragon Ball Heroes (ONA)
‣ Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Decisive Battle! Time Patrol vs. The Dark King (ONA)
‣ Dragon Ball Super: Broly - Skytree Super (Special)

Those series that had not one but TWO (or more!) anime adaptations!!

Disclaimer: I'm not sure that I know every anime that fits this criteria so I will add those that I already know about and add more as I see more of this (dm me or comment in my profile if you want me to add an specific item, stick to the rules down below tho). This will prolly need more parts due to the 50 items limit per list, any new part will be linked at the end of this description. This is not a recommendation list, there's some adaptations that I wouldn't recommend but they're included since it fits the topic of the list, as it's purpose is giving visibility to these type of cases.

Rules:
-Has to be at least 2 anime adaptations (regarding of length/episode number/format..) of the same original media (manga, novel, game, etc).
-Sequels don't count, so won't be added (you can search sequels for an adaptation on your own by clicking the name of the item to go to it's page). I do this to reduce the amount of items per list due to the 50 item limit per stack, in this way there's less parts needed for continue this 'project'.

Just like the title says.

Feel free to message me with recommendations.

The complete Dragon Ball stack.

Sequels to animes that took years to release. This list is informative and is not intended to be critical of these anime.

Thanks to the user eblf2013 for collaborating.

Anime to watch to fill in the Rookie Episode Fan badge on mal-badges; all animes with 100+ episodes.

THE LIST on how and in what order to watch Dragon Ball.

Part One:
This is the easy part. Start with the original series named Dragon Ball, which aired from 1986 to 1989.

Part Two:
This is where it gets complicated. There are two ways to continue the series.

The First Way:
Start watching Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Z Special 1 when Frieza/Freezer is introduced. After that, keep watching the series until Trunks is introduced, at which point watch Dragon Ball Z Special 2. Then watch the rest of the series.

The Second Way:
Start watching Dragon Ball Kai. Then watch the two specials, Dragon Ball Z Special 1 and Dragon Ball Z Special 2, in the above mentioned parts of the series. After you finish Dragon Ball Kai, watch DBKS, and then start Dragon Ball Kai (2014).

Differences:
The Second Way is the faster way to watch the show. This is mainly because the fillers are removed and the fights are shortened. But do not worry, the fights are still long, just not as long as in DBZ. Another difference is the soundtrack. The soundtrack is mostly the same in DBK and DBZ, but there is a new soundtrack in DBK2, which covers the Buu saga. Dragon Ball Z has the more iconic soundtrack and is better, Dragon Ball Kai still has a good soundtrack.

Part Three:
This is the part that the franchise is currently in. This part takes place between the Buu saga and the Peaceful World saga, episodes 288 to 291 in DBZ and 158 to 159 in DBK. Again, there are two ways to watch the series, to be honest, there is really only one, because the other way is in no way, shape or form better than the other.

The First Way:
This is the way I strongly recommend to watch the Dragon Ball Super Timeline. First watch the first two episodes of DBS. After that, watch DBZ Movie 14 and DBZ Movie 15. The movies cover everything important from episode 3 to 27. Then continue watching the series from episode 28. When you are done, watch Dragon Ball Super: Broly and Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero. Congratulations you are now up to date on a franchise that is almost 40 years old.

The Second Way:
This is the way I cannot recommend, unfortunately. Watch DBS, then DBSB and finally DBSSH. That is it.

Differences:
You may be wondering why I told you not to watch DBS from episode 3 to 27. There is a reason, and it is a good reason. Quality. The series did not have a long enough pre-production, and that had a negative effect on the series at the beginning, and to some degree throughout its run. Art, animation, soundtrack, everything is better in the movies, Dragon Ball Z Movie 14 and Movie 15, so I recommend the former.


I hope this list was helpful for you. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments section on my profile. I will do my best to answer them. Other than that, I hope you enjoy the series. You will see a character grow from a child to a teenager, to an adult, to a father, to a grandfather. Along the way he will make many friends and many enemies.

If you are a fan of the series, please write me if you think I missed something. I do make mistakes. I'm only a human, after all.

Guide/Legend:
DBZ: Dragon Bal Z
DBK: Dragon Ball Kai
DBKS: Dragon Ball: Mirai ni Heiwa wo! Goku no Tamashii yo Eien ni
DBK2: Dragon Ball Kai (2014)
DBS: Dragon Ball Super
DBSB: Dragon Ball Super: Broly
DBSSH: Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero

Anime that suffer from a considerable drop in animation quality in at least one episode. This can vary from weird looking faces to changing animation technique, using cutouts to make up or making an episode with basically no animation.

I looked in TVtropes, CBR and AniDB for some of these.

If you know of another case, feel free to tell me!

Note
It must NOT be done on purpose, like FLCL or Yuasa's anime

Animes with fake YouTube brand names.

Indian tv anime's that aired over the period of time from 2000 to 2023- ongoing
Some anime's might be missing but this is my
Watch list of anime from my childhood
So here's the list:

Sources: https://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2018/01/17/check-out-the-nominees-for-2018s-anime-awards-presented-by-crunchyroll
https://www.crunchyroll.com/en/animeawards/pastwinners/index.html

This is a list of anime television series by episode count for series with a minimum of 100 episodes.

Took a lot of time to make this, hope you found a new show to watch or learnt something as there is a plethora of unique shows in this list.

(still in progress, sort of almost complete).

This list contains all those anime that have been dubbed into Latin Spanish from each available decade.

2010: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40854
2011: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40856
2012: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40858
2013: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40859
2014: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40860
2016: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40864
2017: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40865
2018 (1/2): https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40867
2018 (2/2): https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40868
2019 (1/2): https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40869
2019 (2/2): https://myanimelist.net/stacks/40870