| After episode 23 you watch SG0 spinoff and then continue. |
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Aniwatchr147 said: Piromysl said: After episode 23 you watch SG0 spinoff and then continue. After episode 22, actually. Then S;G0, and then Ep. 23-24 of the original. Then the OVA: Egomanic Portomania Yeah, I've also just hit 10 years milestone. ๐ Though that OVA was also part of spin-off. |
PiromyslJun 12, 11:03 PM
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| bruh just ask chatgpt for the full order |
Re:Zero is Peak Fiction    |
| don't watch it at all. ppl will be butthurt no matter what order you go by. |
 ๐๐ฐ๐ฎ๐ฆ๐ต๐ช๐ฎ๐ฆ๐ด ๐ธ๐ฉ๐ฆ๐ฏ ๐ ๐ค๐ญ๐ฐ๐ด๐ฆ ๐ฎ๐บ ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐ด, ๐ ๐ค๐ข๐ฏ’๐ต ๐ด๐ฆ๐ฆ. |
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| Release order. Always watch everything in release order. |
| Don't listen to the goofs who say stop the original in the middle to watch 0 and then come back. Have some faith in your own intelligence and ability to piece together what happened between the two shows. Steins Gate Steins Gate 0 Then watch the film and other OVAs if you still want more content. That's it. |
Ruskimeister said: I want to rewatch it in the right order. Steins;Gate Steins;Gate : Oukoubakko no Poriomania (Epilogue) Steins;Gate Movie : Fuka Ryouiki no Déjà vu (After-story) Steins;Gate : Soumei Eichi no Cognitive Computing (Commercial comedy) Steins;Gate : Kyoukaimenjou no Missing Link - Divide By Zero (Prequel's Prologue) Steins;Gate 0 (Prequel) Steins;Gate 0 : Kesshou Takei no Valentine - Bittersweet Intermedio (OVA - Bonus story) Release order is the right order. For some reasons, new/blank accounts keep spamming about a weird mixup/"chronological" order with 0 shoved before the climax of the original... Just ignore them. By the way, Steins;Gate is in reality Part 2 of a larger universe, called the SciAdv Series (https://www.kirikiribasara.com/what-is-sciadv/). You could go for the series of Visual Novels if you want the complete story. |
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EP1C_G4YM3R said: since they release the story out of order they expect you to rewatch it in order. Not really, no. They just expect the viewer to not be an idiot, and understand and connect the events, despite being revealed to him out of order. Some authors makes this their own characteristic, purposely creating confusion and fake mystery by manipulating the timeline again and again (like Kinoko Nasu and his whole Nasuverse, or Nisio Isin and his Monogatari Series). That's not to say that it's never thought of by authors or people in charge of adaptations tho, which is why there may be edited re-broadcast or specials episodes. I'm not too familiar with the situation of Haruhi Suzumiya, so not sure, but i heard the order is a little bit fucked in the Novel because the publisher pressed the author to write long stories for a full Volume instead of the short ones she was doing at certain points. EP1C_G4YM3R said: Jujutsu Kaisen technically has the intended watch order of Season 1, Movie 0, Season 2 episode 1-5, Movie 0, Season 1, Season 2 episode 6-23 Actually, Movie 0 is an afterthought. Originally, it was just a stand-alone story of a few chapters, but with its popularity, it got a complete Sequel publication. |
"Genius lives only one story above madness." – Arthur Schopenhauer. "Stupidity is a talent for misconception." – Edgar Allan Poe. "I'm tired... and hungry." – Alexioos95. |
EP1C_G4YM3R said: The only point I was trying to make is that sometimes a series can release out of order with the intention to be watched in order later down the line. Do you have such public example of intention tho ? The only one i can think of is (more or less) George Lucas and Star Wars, knowing that he defended multiple orders for multiple reasons, and was mainly limited by his mean at that time. EP1C_G4YM3R said: Also the biggest part that I feel like you’re forgetting is that watching tv should be entertaining for people. No creator expects their show to only be watched once. Sure, but no author would write his story thinking of what the viewer would see by actually messing the order of everything for a re-watch/read (that's especially true for Novels, and even more for Games). At best, they assure that everything is coherent, to have a better story as a whole. Manipulating timeline is done to begin with to add a veil of mystery and suspense, while also allowing to retroactively introduce elements and reveals, such as character's backstories. Arranging the timeline back to its "correct" state just remove that, and actually does not entertain people more, but less (which is exactly why it was manipulated to begin with). Such works focusing on timeline manipulation often place foreshadowing elements that are hardly noticeable during a first time experience, but obvious at a second (standard) reading, giving the viewer/reader a new sensation of something he already knows (most well known example probably being Shingeki no Kyojin). It's just much easier for everyone, including authors, to assure that a story has a good re-watch/read with its default and original order, (while not forgetting to keep coherence for the past/future scenes), than planning an actual re-arrangement... It's worse for Mangas, with most authors not planning their stories from start to end, but greatly improvising with each chapters passing. On top of that, if we talk about works with a complexe timeline, they are written in that way because the authors expect the viewer/reader to feel a certain way, and, as far as i've witnessed, always are against directly untangling that timeline; they are avant-gardiste stories. Untangling it ruins all its essence. (Boogiepop, Kara no Kyoukai, Shingeki no Kyojin, Monogatari Series, ...) Changing the order for a more chronological one also may, and often does, goes against the intention of some specific stories, too. Steins;Gate and Steins;Gate 0 are a prime example of it, to the point where people trying to mess the order completely missed the fact that 0 is a Prequel, happening before the first episode of the original... More broadly, what baffles me is that such heated discussions about chronological orders always are about Animes. Did you already saw someone watching some Netflix show's seasons or chapters of a Novel out of order to put back the chronology in its in-universe state ? |
Alexioos95Apr 17, 9:55 AM
"Genius lives only one story above madness." – Arthur Schopenhauer. "Stupidity is a talent for misconception." – Edgar Allan Poe. "I'm tired... and hungry." – Alexioos95. |
| released order and ignore those who say otherwise |
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| You guys are making my day, lol. At this point just ignore the thread or watch it in reverse released order to confuse everyone. Who would have thought there is a war about this simple question. |
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I sincerely don’t know why this topic brings such heated debate when brought up. I also don’t know why people MUST watch things in the intended watch order? It doesn’t matter if a watch order is intended or not. The only thing that matters is that you enjoy what you’re watching however you watch it.
Obviously the chronological watch order is made by anime only’s. The anime itself has its own chronology that’s separate from the games. The games have paths you can go down, so the anime already had to order all (or most in this case) the different routes into one string of events. The only time we get an alternate route separate from the main string of events in the anime is with Steins; Gate 0. Since it’s an alternate path, that means when you reach the divergence point in the anime (which is a couple minutes into Steins; Gate episode 23) you can choose to watch either path A or B. Path A is the canon ending, Path B ultimately loops around to the moment of divergence. Once you reach the moment of divergence you can either Watch Path B and loop back around to watch Path A, or you can just watch Path A and watch Path B afterwards, or choose not to even watch Path B. I don’t care what order people prefer, and neither should anybody else.
Obviously the chronological watch order is made by anime only’s. The anime itself has its own chronology that’s separate from the games. The games have paths you can go down, so the anime already had to order all (or most in this case) the different routes into one string of events. The only time we get an alternate route separate from the main string of events in the anime is with Steins; Gate 0. Since it’s an alternate path, that means when you reach the divergence point in the anime (which is a couple minutes into Steins; Gate episode 23) you can choose to watch either path A or B. Path A is the canon ending, Path B ultimately loops around to the moment of divergence. Once you reach the moment of divergence you can either Watch Path B and loop back around to watch Path A, or you can just watch Path A and watch Path B afterwards, or choose not to even watch Path B. I don’t care what order people prefer, and neither should anybody else.
EP1C_G4YM3R said: Obviously the chronological watch order is made by anime only’s If only you've spent time to learn writing plural forms of words instead of typing this self-gratifying nonsense you'd have actually done something useful. FYI, the correct word should be "onlies" and there should be a comma after obviously. And you forgot to write "know" in the first sentence as well. |
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JoeChip said:
If only you've spent time to learn writing plural forms of words instead of typing this self-gratifying nonsense you'd have actually done something useful.
FYI, the correct word should be "onlies" and there should be a comma after obviously.
And you forgot to write "know" in the first sentence as well.
EP1C_G4YM3R said:
Obviously the chronological watch order is made by anime only’s
Obviously the chronological watch order is made by anime only’s
If only you've spent time to learn writing plural forms of words instead of typing this self-gratifying nonsense you'd have actually done something useful.
FYI, the correct word should be "onlies" and there should be a comma after obviously.
And you forgot to write "know" in the first sentence as well.
If only you spent time taking in what I was saying instead of being a “grammar nazi”. However, thank you for pointing out the word I somehow missed. The only point I’m trying to make is that people have the right to watch things in whichever way they like. Don’t knock people down for watching something that’s designed to be entertainment in a different way than you. The ONLY thing that matters when watching tv is entertainment value. The watch order should only matter as much as it does to the person watching the show.
| @EP1C_G4YM3R I haven't read all of that but it's nice to know I triggered you enough to get a response. I would expect nothing less from a guy who has resurrected a one month old thread just because it triggered him. Please keep posting to amuse me. |
| @Zarutaku I sincerely hope you didn't drop Stein's;Gate too. |
| “๐จ๐ฟ ๐ ๐๐ฟ๐พ ๐๐พ๐๐พ ๐๐๐พ๐ฝ๐๐ผ๐๐บ๐ป๐ ๐พ, ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐ ๐ฝ ๐ผ๐พ๐บ๐๐พ ๐๐ ๐ป๐พ ๐ ๐๐ฟ๐พ ๐บ๐๐ฝ ๐ป๐พ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐ฟ๐ ๐บ๐๐๐.” – ๐ค๐ ๐พ๐บ๐๐๐ ๐ฑ๐๐๐๐พ๐๐พ๐ ๐ |
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@Zarutaku I sincerely hope you didn't drop Stein's;Gate too.
| @aurora_yuuki I liked it too much to drop. |
*kappa* |
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Sharingan123412 said:
Alright, so there's a couple of things here. Each and every last one of the people here recommending the "chronological" order have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. This is a series with hundreds upon hundreds of hours' worth of content in several different mediums. The only ones who would ever dare suggest such a bafflingly silly order are anime onlies that lack the context of the full series. It's technically not even chronological because the entirety of Steins;Gate 0 happens before the original Steins;Gate even begins.
I'll start off by giving you some context as to what Steins;Gate actually is. In the first place, Steins;Gate is not supposed to be a standalone story. It is the second part of a much larger storyline known as the Science Adventure series or otherwise SciADV for short. The anime adaptations of the series just cut all their connections to make it seem like they have nothing to do with one another — as if they're nothing more than separate standalone stories that just happen to take place in the same universe. But in reality, they're really more like the different parts of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. They all have their own unique casts, settings, and central sci-fi focuses, but they build upon one another to make a wider overarching series narrative. And you often have pieces of foreshadowing spanning several entries and also recurring sci-fi concepts, plot points, and characters.
In visual novel form, the order to play the series in is as follows: Chaos;Head NoAH -> Steins;Gate -> Chaos;Head LCC -> Robotics;Notes Elite -> Chaos;Child -> Steins;Gate 0 -> Chaos;Child LCC -> Occultic;Nine -> Robotics;Notes DaSH -> Anonymous;Code. These are the six mainline games and the four most relevant side entries for the series. This series does have a tad bit of leeway for moving a few things around. But by and large, the best way to go through the series in visual novel form is in release order.
As I mentioned earlier, the anime adaptations for the series try making their respective stories as standalone as possible. And in the first place, almost all of their adaptations are horrendously rushed, with Steins;Gate being the notable exception, having received a whopping 24 episodes despite being one of the shortest entries in the series. So in anime form, I would just stick with the Steins;Gate sub-series and maybe Occultic;Nine if it interests you. For the Steins;Gate sub-series, the definitive way to consume the series is also in release order: all of Steins;Gate -> Egoistic Poriomania OVA -> Load Region of Déjà Vu -> Steins;Gate episode 23B -> all of Steins;Gate 0. You can potentially move Egoistic Poriomania and Load Region of Déjà Vu for after Steins;Gate 0 if you really want to.
But I do want to mention that there is a bit of a complication with regards to the Steins;Gate 0 anime. The Steins;Gate 0 visual novel is largely an adaptation of three different pieces of pre-existing Steins;Gate side material (Arc-Light of the Point at Infinity, The Epigraph Trilogy, and Annularly Chained Ouroboros). And Steins;Gate 0's anime is not a conventional adaptation of the Steins;Gate 0 visual novel, but rather a sequel to or final route for it. It still presents itself in a way that anime onlies can follow along just fine with the context of episode 23B. But it is nonetheless something that's already very hard to grasp the implications of in the absence of the context of the Steins;Gate 0 visual novel and its source side material. For somebody to go through the entirety of Steins;Gate 0 without even so much as finishing the original Steins;Gate, you're just missing way too much context.
In the first place, Steins;Gate 0 is a side entry in the Science Adventure series, not its own mainline entry. And it's something you are supposed to go through with the full context of the ending of the original story. For you to go through the Steins;Gate 0 anime without the context for how the original series ends, you're not going to be understanding the relevance of what you're watching in Steins;Gate 0 as you're watching it. Even after going back to finish the original Steins;Gate, you still won't fully comprehend the significance of a lot that went down earlier. And I've seen many of the people who go through the story in its so-called "chronological order" drop the series altogether in the middle of Steins;Gate 0 out of confusion, never to finish either one of the two series. Avoid the "chronological" order at all costs. Go through the story in release order.
Alright, so there's a couple of things here. Each and every last one of the people here recommending the "chronological" order have absolutely no idea what they're talking about. This is a series with hundreds upon hundreds of hours' worth of content in several different mediums. The only ones who would ever dare suggest such a bafflingly silly order are anime onlies that lack the context of the full series. It's technically not even chronological because the entirety of Steins;Gate 0 happens before the original Steins;Gate even begins.
I'll start off by giving you some context as to what Steins;Gate actually is. In the first place, Steins;Gate is not supposed to be a standalone story. It is the second part of a much larger storyline known as the Science Adventure series or otherwise SciADV for short. The anime adaptations of the series just cut all their connections to make it seem like they have nothing to do with one another — as if they're nothing more than separate standalone stories that just happen to take place in the same universe. But in reality, they're really more like the different parts of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. They all have their own unique casts, settings, and central sci-fi focuses, but they build upon one another to make a wider overarching series narrative. And you often have pieces of foreshadowing spanning several entries and also recurring sci-fi concepts, plot points, and characters.
In visual novel form, the order to play the series in is as follows: Chaos;Head NoAH -> Steins;Gate -> Chaos;Head LCC -> Robotics;Notes Elite -> Chaos;Child -> Steins;Gate 0 -> Chaos;Child LCC -> Occultic;Nine -> Robotics;Notes DaSH -> Anonymous;Code. These are the six mainline games and the four most relevant side entries for the series. This series does have a tad bit of leeway for moving a few things around. But by and large, the best way to go through the series in visual novel form is in release order.
As I mentioned earlier, the anime adaptations for the series try making their respective stories as standalone as possible. And in the first place, almost all of their adaptations are horrendously rushed, with Steins;Gate being the notable exception, having received a whopping 24 episodes despite being one of the shortest entries in the series. So in anime form, I would just stick with the Steins;Gate sub-series and maybe Occultic;Nine if it interests you. For the Steins;Gate sub-series, the definitive way to consume the series is also in release order: all of Steins;Gate -> Egoistic Poriomania OVA -> Load Region of Déjà Vu -> Steins;Gate episode 23B -> all of Steins;Gate 0. You can potentially move Egoistic Poriomania and Load Region of Déjà Vu for after Steins;Gate 0 if you really want to.
But I do want to mention that there is a bit of a complication with regards to the Steins;Gate 0 anime. The Steins;Gate 0 visual novel is largely an adaptation of three different pieces of pre-existing Steins;Gate side material (Arc-Light of the Point at Infinity, The Epigraph Trilogy, and Annularly Chained Ouroboros). And Steins;Gate 0's anime is not a conventional adaptation of the Steins;Gate 0 visual novel, but rather a sequel to or final route for it. It still presents itself in a way that anime onlies can follow along just fine with the context of episode 23B. But it is nonetheless something that's already very hard to grasp the implications of in the absence of the context of the Steins;Gate 0 visual novel and its source side material. For somebody to go through the entirety of Steins;Gate 0 without even so much as finishing the original Steins;Gate, you're just missing way too much context.
In the first place, Steins;Gate 0 is a side entry in the Science Adventure series, not its own mainline entry. And it's something you are supposed to go through with the full context of the ending of the original story. For you to go through the Steins;Gate 0 anime without the context for how the original series ends, you're not going to be understanding the relevance of what you're watching in Steins;Gate 0 as you're watching it. Even after going back to finish the original Steins;Gate, you still won't fully comprehend the significance of a lot that went down earlier. And I've seen many of the people who go through the story in its so-called "chronological order" drop the series altogether in the middle of Steins;Gate 0 out of confusion, never to finish either one of the two series. Avoid the "chronological" order at all costs. Go through the story in release order.
Are you silently saying that you’re a sub elitist? You think the dub is so bad that you have to specify to watch the sub?
Just like watch order, the language somebody watches something in should only matter to the person watching the thing.
| @EP1C_G4YM3R He did not talk about subtitles or dubs, what are talking about? Steins;Gate is a "sub-series" inside SciADV which is the main series |
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@aurora_yuuki I liked it too much to drop.
| @Zarutaku So it's your favorite? |
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