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Also known as Sora no Otoshimono, Heavens Lost Property, Heaven's Lost Property Forte, Sora no Otoshimono Forte, The Angeloid of Clockwork, Eternally My Master, Sora no Otoshimono Final, そらのおとしもの
Where to start Heaven's Lost Property: begin with Season 1 (2009), then Forte (2010) and the two films. This Heaven's Lost Property watch order is story order, which is also release order. Season 1 (Episodes 1-13) and Forte (Episodes 1-12) are followed by The Angeloid of Clockwork (2011) and Final: Eternally My Master (2014). The Angeloid of Clockwork opens with a recap from Hiyori's point of view, then tells her new story, so it is not skippable. Project Pink, the 2010 OVA between the seasons, is optional.
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Start here. Season 1 (13 episodes, 2009): the angeloid Ikaros falls from the sky and declares Tomoki her master.
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Optional comedy OVA (2010), numbered episode 14, between Season 1 and Forte. Fan service; nothing in it matters later.
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Forte, Season 2 (12 episodes, 2010): the angeloid Astraea arrives and Synapse's pressure on Ikaros grows.
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The Angeloid of Clockwork (2011 film): opens with a recap from Hiyori's view, then her new story after Forte.
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Final: Eternally My Master (2014 film): Tomoki and Ikaros against Synapse. The anime's ending.
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Then The Angeloid of Clockwork and Final: Eternally My Master.
Project Pink, the OVA between the seasons, is optional.
Watch Heaven's Lost Property in this order. 5 entries, chronological.
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Start with Season 1 (13 episodes), then Forte (12). Then The Angeloid of Clockwork and Final: Eternally My Master. Project Pink, the OVA between the seasons, is optional.
Start with Season 1, episode 1 (2009). Then watch Forte and the two films in order.
No. Its first part recaps the TV series from Hiyori's point of view, but the rest is a new story set after Forte that the final film builds on.
Project Pink is numbered episode 14, so it goes between Season 1 and Forte. It is a comedy extra and optional.
No. Final: Eternally My Master (2014) follows the first film and ends the anime.
Start with Episodes 1-13 (Heaven's Lost Property), then continue with Project Pink (Heaven's Lost Property OVA), Episodes 1-12 (Heaven's Lost Property: Forte), The Angeloid of Clockwork (Heaven's Lost Property the Movie), and Final: Eternally My Master (Heaven's Lost Property Final). The full Heaven's Lost Property watch order on this page has 5 entries across 5 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Heaven's Lost Property aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Episodes 1-13 (Heaven's Lost Property).
Heaven's Lost Property has 25 TV episodes in this order, plus 2 movies and 1 OVA.
The Angeloid of Clockwork comes right after Episodes 1-12 (Heaven's Lost Property: Forte) and Final: Eternally My Master comes right after The Angeloid of Clockwork (Heaven's Lost Property the Movie).
Yes. 1 entry is marked optional: Project Pink (Heaven's Lost Property OVA). Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Heaven's Lost Property has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.