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Also known as City Hunter 2, City Hunter 3, City Hunter '91, Nicky Larson, City Hunter Shinjuku Private Eyes, City Hunter Angel Dust, City Hunter .357 Magnum, シティーハンター
Where to start City Hunter: begin with City Hunter, episode 1 (1987), then City Hunter 2, the first movie, City Hunter 3, the 1990 movies, City Hunter '91, the three TV specials, and the modern films. This City Hunter watch order follows Ryo Saeba through the classic anime. The TV run is City Hunter (Episodes 1-51), City Hunter 2 (Episodes 1-63), City Hunter 3 (Episodes 1-13) and City Hunter '91 (Episodes 1-13). .357 Magnum sits after City Hunter 2; Bay City Wars and Million Dollar Conspiracy sit with City Hunter 3. Then watch The Secret Service, Goodbye My Sweetheart and Death of the Vicious Criminal Ryo Saeba, then Shinjuku Private Eyes (2019) and Angel Dust (2023). Ryo no Propose is an optional short.
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Start here. City Hunter (51 episodes, 1987): Ryo Saeba and Kaori Makimura take cases in Shinjuku.
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City Hunter 2 (63 episodes, 1988): more cases, longer arcs, and the core cast locked in.
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.357 Magnum (1989): theatrical film set around the City Hunter 2 era. Watch after City Hunter 2.
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City Hunter 3 (13 episodes, 1989): a shorter season of new cases after the first movie.
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Bay City Wars (1990): theatrical film from the City Hunter 3 period. Watch with its sister film.
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Million Dollar Conspiracy (1990): paired theatrical film with Bay City Wars. Watch either film order.
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City Hunter '91 (13 episodes, 1991): the last TV season of new cases.
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The Secret Service (1996): first of three late-1990s TV specials. Watch after '91.
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Goodbye My Sweetheart (1997): second TV special. Continues the specials run.
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Death of the Vicious Criminal Ryo Saeba (1999): third TV special. Ends the classic specials.
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Optional short OVA (2016): a comedy beat for the 30th anniversary. Watch anytime after the TV run.
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Shinjuku Private Eyes (2019): modern theatrical film with a new look. Continues Ryo and Kaori's cases.
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Angel Dust (2023): follows Shinjuku Private Eyes. Watch the two modern films in order.
Checked November 2026
Then the three TV specials, then Shinjuku Private Eyes and Angel Dust.
Ryo no Propose is optional; live-action is separate.
Part of City Hunter, but outside the chronological order above. Each note says when it fits.
Films and series · various
Japanese and other live-action films, plus the Netflix City Hunter film. Optional; separate from the anime continuity.
Watch City Hunter in this order. 13 entries, chronological.
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Start with City Hunter (51), then City Hunter 2 (63), .357 Magnum, City Hunter 3 (13), the 1990 films, and City Hunter '91 (13). Then the three TV specials, then Shinjuku Private Eyes and Angel Dust. Ryo no Propose is optional; live-action is separate.
Start with City Hunter, episode 1 (1987). Watch the four TV seasons in order, with the classic movies beside the seasons they match.
.357 Magnum after City Hunter 2; Bay City Wars and Million Dollar Conspiracy with City Hunter 3; then Shinjuku Private Eyes (2019) and Angel Dust (2023) after the TV specials.
For the full classic run, yes. '91 is the last TV season; the three late-1990s specials continue Ryo and Kaori before the modern films.
No. Live-action adaptations are optional extras. The anime path ends with Angel Dust for now.
Start with Episodes 1-51 (City Hunter), then continue with Episodes 1-63 (City Hunter 2), City Hunter: .357 Magnum (Movie 1), Episodes 1-13 (City Hunter 3), City Hunter: Bay City Wars (Movie 2), and City Hunter: Million Dollar Conspiracy (Movie 3), followed by 7 more entries. The full City Hunter watch order on this page has 13 entries across 13 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
City Hunter aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Episodes 1-51 (City Hunter).
City Hunter has 140 TV episodes in this order, plus 5 movies, 1 OVA, and 3 specials.
City Hunter: .357 Magnum comes right after Episodes 1-63 (City Hunter 2), City Hunter: Bay City Wars comes right after Episodes 1-13 (City Hunter 3), City Hunter: Million Dollar Conspiracy comes right after City Hunter: Bay City Wars (Movie 2), City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes comes right after City Hunter: Ryo no Propose, and City Hunter The Movie: Angel Dust comes right after City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes.
Yes. 1 entry is marked optional: City Hunter: Ryo no Propose. Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. City Hunter has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.