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The Clannad watch order spans a feature film, two television seasons, and two OVA episodes, and this guide keeps them in the correct order. You can open with Clannad the Motion Picture, a standalone retelling, though the heart of the franchise is the series itself. Watch Episodes 1-23, the first season, then the Single Episode OVA before moving into Episodes 1-24, the After Story season that most fans consider the emotional core. Finish with the second Single Episode OVA, a side story best saved for after After Story concludes. Slotting each OVA immediately after its parent season preserves the chronology and keeps the alternate-path extras from spoiling the main arcs. Follow this sequence for the full experience in order, including both OVAs and the movie, whether you are figuring out where to start or making sure you watch After Story in its proper place after the first season.
Watch Clannad (23 episodes, 2007), then Clannad: After Story (24 episodes, 2008). That is the full story.
The 2007 film is a separate retelling by another studio, and the two OVAs are alternate-route side stories; all three are optional.
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Optional. A 2007 film by Toei that retells the story on its own; it is not part of the Kyoto Animation TV series.

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Start here. Clannad, episodes 1-23 (October 2007): Tomoya meets Nagisa and helps her revive the drama club.

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Optional OVA (July 2008): an alternate route where Tomoya dates Tomoyo. Watch after the first season.

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After Story, episodes 1-24 (October 2008). Continues directly from the first season; the emotional core of the franchise.

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Optional OVA (July 2009): an alternate route centred on Kyou. Watch after After Story.
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Watch Clannad (23 episodes, 2007), then Clannad: After Story (24 episodes, 2008). That is the full story. The 2007 film is a separate retelling by another studio, and the two OVAs are alternate-route side stories; all three are optional.
Start with the first TV season, episode 1 (October 2007), then go straight into After Story (October 2008).
Only if you want another version. The 2007 film from Toei retells the story in about 90 minutes and does not connect to the TV series.
Start with Clannad the Motion Picture Movie (Clannad Movie), then continue with Episodes 1-23 (Clannad), Single Episode (Clannad: Mou Hitotsu no Sekai, Tomoyo-hen), Episodes 1-24 (Clannad: After Story), and Single Episode OVA (Clannad: After Story - Mou Hitotsu no Sekai, Kyou-hen). The full Clannad watch order on this page has 5 entries across 5 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Clannad aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Clannad the Motion Picture Movie (Clannad Movie).
Clannad has 47 TV episodes in this order, plus 1 movie and 2 OVAs.
Clannad the Motion Picture Movie comes first.
Yes. 3 entries are marked optional: Clannad the Motion Picture Movie (Clannad Movie), Single Episode (Clannad: Mou Hitotsu no Sekai, Tomoyo-hen), and Single Episode OVA (Clannad: After Story - Mou Hitotsu no Sekai, Kyou-hen). Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Clannad has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.