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Also known as Hibike! Euphonium
The Sound! Euphonium watch order mixes TV seasons with films, and two of the films carry the main story, so the order matters. Start with Season 1 (Episodes 1-13) and Season 2 (Episodes 1-13), which cover Kumiko's first year in the Kitauji High School concert band. The film after each season, Welcome to the Kitauji High School Concert Band and May the Melody Reach You!, is a recap you can skip, and the Ready, Set, Monaka OVA is a light side story. Kumiko's second year is told only in films: Liz and the Blue Bird, an optional spin-off about Mizore and Nozomi, and Our Promise: A Brand New Day, which is essential. The Ensemble Contest special bridges into Season 3 (Episodes 1-13), Kumiko's final year as band president. The two-part Final Movie released in 2026 retells Season 3 with a new script and new scenes, and is optional. Following this chronological order keeps every audition and contest in sequence.
Watch Season 1 (13 episodes), Season 2 (13), the film Our Promise: A Brand New Day (2019), the Ensemble Contest special (2023), then Season 3 (13).
The 2016 and 2017 films are recaps, and Liz and the Blue Bird is an optional spin-off set alongside Our Promise. The 2026 Final Movie retells Season 3 with new scenes.
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Start here. Season 1 (13 episodes, 2015): Kumiko joins Kitauji High's concert band as it aims for the national contest.

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Optional. Ready, Set, Monaka (OVA, 2015): the members who missed the audition support the band. Set during Season 1.

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Optional recap. This 2016 film retells Season 1; skip it if you watched the season.

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Season 2 (13 episodes, 2016): the road to the national contest and Asuka's story. Continues straight from Season 1.

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Optional recap. This 2017 film retells Season 2 around Asuka; skip it if you watched the season.

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Optional spin-off, but well worth it. Liz and the Blue Bird (2018) follows Mizore and Nozomi in Kumiko's second year.

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Our Promise: A Brand New Day (2019): Kumiko's second year with new first-years. The main story continues here, in film.

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Ensemble Contest (2023 special): Kumiko, now band president, sorts winter ensembles. It leads straight into Season 3.

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Season 3 (13 episodes, 2024): Kumiko's final year and transfer student Mayu. The end of the story.

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Optional. The Final Movie Part 1 (April 2026) re-edits the first half of Season 3 with a new script and new scenes.
Optional. The Final Movie Part 2 (September 2026) re-edits the rest of Season 3 with new scenes, including graduation.
Watch Sound! Euphonium in this order. 11 entries, chronological.
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Watch Season 1 (13 episodes), Season 2 (13), the film Our Promise: A Brand New Day (2019), the Ensemble Contest special (2023), then Season 3 (13). The 2016 and 2017 films are recaps, and Liz and the Blue Bird is an optional spin-off set alongside Our Promise. The 2026 Final Movie retells Season 3 with new scenes.
Some of them. Our Promise: A Brand New Day and the Ensemble Contest special are essential, because Kumiko's second year happens there and Season 3 follows on. The 2016 and 2017 films only recap Seasons 1 and 2.
After Season 2 and before Our Promise: A Brand New Day. It is a spin-off about Mizore and Nozomi set in the same school year, so it is optional, but it adds depth to the contest in Our Promise.
No. The two-part Final Movie (2026) re-edits Season 3 with a new script, new scenes and extra performances. Watch Season 3 first; the films are optional.
Start with Episodes 1-13 (Sound! Euphonium), then continue with Sound! Euphonium: Ready, Set, Monaka, Sound! Euphonium The Movie: Welcome to the Kitauji High School Concert Band, Episodes 1-13 (Sound! Euphonium 2), Sound! Euphonium The Movie: May the Melody Reach You!, and Liz and the Blue Bird, followed by 5 more entries. The full Sound! Euphonium watch order on this page has 11 entries across 10 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Sound! Euphonium aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Episodes 1-13 (Sound! Euphonium).
Sound! Euphonium has 39 TV episodes in this order, plus 6 movies and 2 OVAs.
Sound! Euphonium The Movie: Welcome to the Kitauji High School Concert Band comes right after Sound! Euphonium: Ready, Set, Monaka, Sound! Euphonium The Movie: May the Melody Reach You! comes right after Episodes 1-13 (Sound! Euphonium 2), Liz and the Blue Bird comes right after Sound! Euphonium The Movie: May the Melody Reach You!, Sound! Euphonium: The Movie - Our Promise: A Brand New Day comes right after Liz and the Blue Bird, and Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part 1 comes right after Episodes 1-13 (Sound! Euphonium 3), and 1 more are placed in the list above.
Yes. 6 entries are marked optional: Sound! Euphonium: Ready, Set, Monaka, Sound! Euphonium The Movie: Welcome to the Kitauji High School Concert Band, Sound! Euphonium The Movie: May the Melody Reach You!, Liz and the Blue Bird, Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part 1, and Sound! Euphonium: The Final Movie Part 2. Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Sound! Euphonium has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.