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Also known as Toriko (2011), Toriko (TV)
The Toriko watch order kicks off with three OVAs, runs the full 147-episode series, and ends with the Toriko movie, the complete watch order in one place. Those three OVAs, the Jump Super Anime Tour 2009 Special, Barbarian Ivy wo Hokaku Seyo!, and the 3D Kaimaku Gourmet Adventure!!, serve as early tastes of the world before the TV run. From there, watch Episodes 1-147 in numerical order to follow Toriko's hunt across the Gourmet World, then cap everything off with Toriko the Movie: Secret Recipe of Gourmet God!. The OVAs are short promotional pieces, so if you would rather get straight to the story you can begin at Episode 1 and treat the OVAs and film as extras. For the complete, chronological Toriko experience including all movies and OVAs, the sequence above is the correct order, and this list keeps the 147 episodes, three OVAs, and movie together so you always know what comes next.
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Optional. A short promo special (2009) shown at the Jump Super Anime Tour; Toriko's first animation.
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Optional. A short promo special (2010) from the Jump Super Anime Tour: Toriko hunts the Barbarian Ivy.
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Optional. Toriko 3D (film, 2011): a short prequel; Toriko helps a boy, Peck, whose village is attacked.
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Start here. Toriko (147 episodes, 2011-2014): Gourmet Hunter Toriko and chef Komatsu search for the world's rarest foods.
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Optional. Secret Recipe of Gourmet God (film, 2013): an original side story; nothing in the series depends on it.
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The two Jump Super Anime Tour shorts (2009, 2010), the 3D film (2011) and the 2013 film are optional side stories.
Watch Toriko in this order. 5 entries, chronological.
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Watch the Toriko TV series (2011-2014, 147 episodes). That is the whole story. The two Jump Super Anime Tour shorts (2009, 2010), the 3D film (2011) and the 2013 film are optional side stories.
Start with the TV series, episode 1 (April 2011). The earlier specials and the 3D film are optional promos.
They are side stories. Toriko 3D (2011) is set before the series and Secret Recipe of Gourmet God (2013) is an original story; neither is needed for the series.
Start with Toriko: Jump Super Anime Tour 2009 Special, then continue with Toriko: Barbarian Ivy wo Hokaku Seyo!, Toriko 3D: Kaimaku Gourmet Adventure!!, Episodes 1-147 (Season 1), and Toriko the Movie: Secret Recipe of Gourmet God!. The full Toriko watch order on this page has 5 entries across 5 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Toriko aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Toriko: Jump Super Anime Tour 2009 Special.
Toriko has 147 TV episodes in this order, plus 1 movie and 3 OVAs.
Toriko the Movie: Secret Recipe of Gourmet God! comes right after Episodes 1-147 (Season 1).
Yes. 4 entries are marked optional: Toriko: Jump Super Anime Tour 2009 Special, Toriko: Barbarian Ivy wo Hokaku Seyo!, Toriko 3D: Kaimaku Gourmet Adventure!!, and Toriko the Movie: Secret Recipe of Gourmet God!. Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Toriko has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.