Release OrderRecommended
0 / 8 watchedEvery animated entry in release order, which keeps each saga's reveals in place.
- 1 Zoids: Chaotic Century Episodes 1 to 34, from September 1999. The 67 episode run continued as Guardian Force below.
- 2 Zoids: Guardian Force Episodes 35 to 67, May to December 2000. Direct continuation of Chaotic Century.
- 3 Zoids: New Century 26 episodes, January to June 2001. Standalone tournament story with a new cast.
- 4 Zoids: Fuzors 26 episodes. Aired in the US from October to December 2003, then in Japan in 2004. Standalone continuity.
- 5 Zoids: Genesis 50 episodes, April 2005 to March 2006. Returns to a war story with a new cast.
- 6 Zoids Wild 50 episodes, July 2018 to June 2019. Reboot set on Earth, separate from the older series.
- 7 Zoids Wild Zero 50 episodes, October 2019 to October 2020. Second Wild-era story with new characters.
- 8 Zoids Wild Senki Short CG episodes released on YouTube from October 2020. Optional epilogue to the Wild era.
Continuity Order
0 / 8 watchedThe same entries grouped by continuity. The Wild reboot stands apart from the original saga, so watch each group in order.
Original saga
- 1 Zoids: Chaotic Century Episodes 1 to 34 of the original run.
- 2 Zoids: Guardian Force Episodes 35 to 67, direct continuation.
- 3 Zoids: New Century Standalone tournament story.
- 4 Zoids: Fuzors Standalone continuity made for the western market.
- 5 Zoids: Genesis Far-future war story with a new cast.
Wild reboot
- 6 Zoids Wild Reboot set on Earth. Watch this before Wild Zero.
- 7 Zoids Wild Zero Second Wild-era story with new characters.
- 8 Zoids Wild Senki Short optional epilogue on YouTube.
About Zoids
Zoids follows pilots and their animal-shaped mecha across wars on planet Zi in the original saga, then moves to Earth for the Wild reboot.
Seven TV series aired from 1999 to 2020, starting with Chaotic Century and ending with Wild Zero.
Good to know
Fuzors aired in the US in late 2003 before Japan in 2004 and stands outside the earlier continuity. No new Zoids anime has been announced since Wild Senki ended in March 2021, though Takara Tomy keeps releasing model kits.
