# Toradora! Watch Order

Also known as: Tiger X Dragon
Source: https://www.animechrono.com/franchise/toradora
Last updated: 2026-10-29
Last checked against current sources: 2026-10-29
Maintained by the AnimeChrono community. 4 entries in chronological viewing order.

The Toradora! watch order is 25 episodes with one OVA, the Bento Battle OVA, slotting neatly between Episode 13 and Episode 14, laid out here in the correct chronological order. Start at Episode 1 and watch through Episode 13, then view the Bento Battle OVA before continuing with Episodes 14-25. Placing the OVA at that midpoint matches its lighthearted, episodic tone to where it best fits Ryuuji and Taiga's story, though it is a bonus rather than essential to the main romance. If you prefer, you can watch all 25 episodes straight through and catch the OVA afterward, since it will not spoil anything, but the order above is the recommended path. This is everything J.C.Staff's beloved rom-com released, and knowing where to start and where the OVA lands means you get the complete experience without wondering what you missed.

## Recommended first watch

Watch the TV series, episodes 1-25 (2008-2009), straight through. The page splits it at episode 13 to show where the OVA can go.

The Bento Battle OVA (2011) is an optional bonus episode; it is listed twice on this page.

## Start here

Start with Episodes 1-13 (Complete Series).

2 entries are optional: Toradora!: Bento Battle OVA (Complete Series) and Toradora!: Bento Battle. The story still tracks without them.

Filler and skip notes:

- **Toradora!: Bento Battle** — Optional.
- **Toradora!: Bento Battle OVA (Complete Series)** — Optional bonus OVA (December 2011): an unaired comedy episode about a bento rivalry.

## The chronological order

1. Complete Series: Episodes 1-13
2. Complete Series: Toradora!: Bento Battle OVA (OVA) — optional
3. Complete Series: Episodes 14-25
4. Toradora!: Bento Battle (OVA) — optional

## Release order

Sorted by air date. This follows when each entry aired, which may differ from the chronological watch order.

1. Complete Series: Episodes 1-13 — aired 2008-10-02
2. Complete Series: Episodes 14-25 — aired 2009-01-08
3. Complete Series: Toradora!: Bento Battle OVA (OVA) — optional — aired 2011-12-21
4. Toradora!: Bento Battle (OVA) — optional — aired 2011-12-21

## FAQ

**What order should I watch Toradora! in?**

Watch the TV series, episodes 1-25 (2008-2009), straight through. The page splits it at episode 13 to show where the OVA can go. The Bento Battle OVA (2011) is an optional bonus episode; it is listed twice on this page.

**Where should I start Toradora!?**

Start at episode 1 (October 2008) and watch all 25 episodes.

**Where does the Bento Battle OVA go?**

It is a light comedy bonus episode released in December 2011. This page places it after episode 13; watching it after the finale also works.

**What is the chronological order of Toradora!?**

Start with Episodes 1-13 (Complete Series), then continue with Toradora!: Bento Battle OVA (Complete Series), Episodes 14-25 (Complete Series), and Toradora!: Bento Battle. The full Toradora! watch order on this page has 4 entries across 2 series, listed in chronological viewing order.

**What is the release order of Toradora!?**

In the order they aired, start with Episodes 1-13 (Complete Series), then Episodes 14-25 (Complete Series), Toradora!: Bento Battle OVA (Complete Series), and Toradora!: Bento Battle. Release order follows air dates and is not the recommended chronological order.

**How many episodes is Toradora!?**

Toradora! has 25 TV episodes in this order, plus 2 OVAs.

**Can I skip anything in Toradora!?**

Yes. 2 entries are marked optional: Toradora!: Bento Battle OVA (Complete Series) and Toradora!: Bento Battle. Everything else is part of the main story.

**Is Toradora! finished?**

Yes. Toradora! has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.

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