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Takes place between the Last Specter and Miracle Mask games.

Based on Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy. Some episodes adapt cases from the game and you can see exactly which ones here: https://layton.fandom.com/wiki/Layton_Mystery_Detective_Agency:_Kat%27s_Mystery-Solving_Files/List_of_episodes Note that the anime adapts them in a different order than the game in case you want to avoid game spoilers.

Season 1 (episodes 1-26) is based on the first game. Season 2 (episodes 27-67) is based on the second game. Season 3 (episodes 68-127) is based on the third game’s original two versions.

Movie based on the third version (Team Ogre Attacks!) of the third game. Takes place during the end of the first season/game in an alternate universe, but it is recommended to watch this after you watch/play the entire original series because it contains characters from the second and third seasons/games.

A series of crossover ads with Despicable Me (which was getting its home release in Japan around that time) made to promote Inazuma Eleven’s timeslot change. Doesn’t have anything to do with the main story.

Based on the first Inazuma Eleven Go game and is the beginning of the Go trilogy which takes place 10 years after the third game/season from the original trilogy.

Recap episodes that go over the events of the story before Kyuukyoku no Kizuna Gryphon.

Movie that takes place between episodes 32 and 33 of Inazuma Eleven Go and is the only canon movie in the series.

Commercials for the card game. Doesn’t have anything to do with the main story.

Based on the second Inazuma Eleven Go game.

Non-canon crossover movie between Inazuma Eleven Go and Danball Senki W.

Gag shorts created to commemorate the release of Inazuma Eleven Go vs. Danball Senki W.

Based on the third Inazuma Eleven Go game.

Non-canon movie about a match between Inazuma Best Eleven (a team made up of players voted in by fans) and Inazuma Battle Eleven.

Start of the Ares alternate timeline which takes place after the events of season 1 of the original series.

A series of shorts that detail some things that happened between season 1 and Ares no Tenbin, although the first one takes place during episode 1 of Ares.

Was supposed to have a game but it was canceled. The new characters from this timeline will still appear in Victory Road’s Chronicle Mode however.

A short video of Inamori Asuto teaching us how to actually practice soccer. Doesn’t have anything to do with the main story.

Sequel to Ares no Tenbin.

Takes place between the original DS/PS3 games and Ni No Kuni 2.

Based on the first Danball Senki game.

Based on the Danball Senki W game.

Based on the Danball Senki Wars game.

Special episode that takes place after Danball Senki Wars.

Based on the Soukou Musume game.

The Kidou Senshi Gundam AGE game is based on this anime.

A recap of Kidou Senshi Gundam AGE that focuses on Asemu Asuno and Zeheart Galette.

Episodes 1-26 are based on the first game. Episodes 27-76 are based on the second game. Episodes 77-214 are based on the third game. Unlike most of Level-5’s other anime, this one only loosely adapts the games and the stories of the anime and games are mostly separate.

Movie based on the second game that takes place between episodes 26 and 27.

Countdown of the ten best Youkai Watch moments up to episode 48 based on when it aired.

A short made in collaboration with Hawaii Tourism Japan.

Movie that takes place after episode 98. The Moon Rabbit Crew expansion for Youkai Watch Busters has some missions based on this movie.

First Youkai Watch planetarium show.

Movie that takes place probably some time after episode 152, although Keita not knowing what the Youkai Bazooka is creates a plot hole. Youkai Watch 3: Sukiyaki has a side quest based on this movie.

Movie that takes place 30 years after the original anime.

Sequel to the fourth movie. The fourth game is based on this series.

Movie that takes place decades before the original series. Part of the fourth game is also based on this.

Continuation of the original anime that was basically aired as filler between Shadowside and Gakuen Y. The final episode connects the original series to Gakuen Y’s story.

The first four chapters of Youkai Watch Jam Yo-kai Gakuen Y Wai-Wai Gakuen Seikatsu are based on this movie. A side quest in Youkai Watch 4 also ties into this movie.

Sequel to the sixth movie, although the first episode takes place before it. Yo-kai Watch Jam Yo-kai Gakuen Y Wai-Wai Gakuen Seikatsu is also based on this anime.

Another continuation of the original anime.

A movie compiling episodes 1 and 25 of the original anime along with some new content.

Second Youkai Watch planetarium show.

Was shown alongside the second Youkai Watch movie.

Was shown alongside the third Youkai Watch movie.

Based on Snack World: Trejarers.

An anime co-produced by Level-5 that isn’t connected to any game made by them. Reboot of the original 1975 Time Bokan anime.

Music video for the second ending of Time Bokan 24.