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Kuroko's Basketball watch order

Every Kuroko's Basketball season, film and special in the order it was released: 14 entries (3 TV seasons, 4 films and 7 specials and OVAs), 2012 to 2017. The TV seasons add up to 75 episodes.

Updated , when release dates were last checked.

Start with Kuroko's Basketball (2012), then follow the list from top to bottom.

Release order

Oldest first, by the date each entry first aired or opened in cinemas.

  1. Kuroko's Basketball poster
    1.

    Kuroko's Basketball

    Kuroko no Basket

    TV2012 · 25 episodes
  2. Kuroko no Basket: Oshaberi Shiyokka poster
    2.

    Kuroko no Basket: Oshaberi Shiyokka

    Special2012 · 1 episode
  3. Kuroko's Basketball: Tip Off poster
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    Kuroko's Basketball: Tip Off

    Kuroko no Basket: Tip Off

    Special2013 · 1 episode
  4. Kuroko's Basketball 2nd Season poster
    4.

    Kuroko's Basketball 2nd Season

    Kuroko no Basket 2nd Season

    TV2013 · 25 episodes
  5. Kuroko no Basket: Baka ja Katenai no yo! poster
    5.

    Kuroko no Basket: Baka ja Katenai no yo!

    OVA2013 · 1 episode
  6. Kuroko no Basket: Oshaberi Demo Shimasen ka poster
    6.

    Kuroko no Basket: Oshaberi Demo Shimasen ka

    Special2014 · 1 episode
  7. Kuroko's Basketball 3rd Season poster
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    Kuroko's Basketball 3rd Season

    Kuroko no Basket 3rd Season

    TV2015 · 25 episodes
  8. Kuroko no Basket: Saikou no Present desu poster
    8.

    Kuroko no Basket: Saikou no Present desu

    Special2015 · 1 episode
  9. Kuroko's Basketball Movie 1: Winter Cup Highlights - Shadow and Light poster
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    Kuroko's Basketball Movie 1: Winter Cup Highlights - Shadow and Light

    Kuroko no Basket Movie 1: Winter Cup - Kage to Hikari

    Movie2016
  10. Kuroko's Basketball Movie 2: Winter Cup Highlights - Beyond the Tears poster
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    Kuroko's Basketball Movie 2: Winter Cup Highlights - Beyond the Tears

    Kuroko no Basket Movie 2: Winter Cup - Namida no Saki e

    Movie2016
  11. Kuroko's Basketball Movie 3: Winter Cup Highlights - Crossing the Door poster
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    Kuroko's Basketball Movie 3: Winter Cup Highlights - Crossing the Door

    Kuroko no Basket Movie 3: Winter Cup - Tobira no Mukou

    Movie2016
  12. Kuroko no Basket: Oshaberi Shiyou ka poster
    12.

    Kuroko no Basket: Oshaberi Shiyou ka

    Special2017 · 1 episode
  13. Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game poster
    13.

    Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game

    Kuroko no Basket Movie 4: Last Game

    Movie2017
  14. Kuroko no Basket: Last Game NG-shuu poster
    14.

    Kuroko no Basket: Last Game NG-shuu

    Special2017 · 1 episode

Just the TV seasons

Short on time? These are the 3 TV runs on their own, in order.

  1. Kuroko's Basketball (2012)
  2. Kuroko's Basketball 2nd Season (2013)
  3. Kuroko's Basketball 3rd Season (2015)

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Questions

What order should I watch Kuroko's Basketball in?
Watch it in release order, starting with Kuroko's Basketball (2012) and ending with Kuroko no Basket: Last Game NG-shuu (2017). That is 14 entries in all: 3 TV seasons, 4 films and 7 specials and OVAs.
How many seasons does Kuroko's Basketball have?
Kuroko's Basketball has 3 TV seasons in our catalog, 75 episodes in total.
Where do the Kuroko's Basketball movies fit?
In release order, Kuroko's Basketball Movie 1: Winter Cup Highlights - Shadow and Light (2016) came out after Kuroko's Basketball 3rd Season; Kuroko's Basketball Movie 2: Winter Cup Highlights - Beyond the Tears (2016) came out after Kuroko's Basketball 3rd Season; Kuroko's Basketball Movie 3: Winter Cup Highlights - Crossing the Door (2016) came out after Kuroko's Basketball 3rd Season; Kuroko's Basketball the Movie: Last Game (2017) came out after Kuroko's Basketball 3rd Season.

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Release details come from the anime offline database (ODbL 1.0); series groups from Wikidata, TVmaze and publisher listings. See data sources for licenses and credits.