Four series in one timeline, then a reboot that starts the boy over at ten.
Two separate runs, and the old one is the long one. Take the four classic series in order, because Ben genuinely ages across them and each follows the last.
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Ben is ten, on a summer road trip with his grandfather and cousin, and finds a watch that turns him into aliens. Forty nine episodes and nothing precedes it.
Five years later in the story. Ben is fifteen, the designs and tone change with him, and it assumes the first series completely.
Follows Alien Force directly. Fifty two episodes, and the last before the timeline's final chapter.
Then what? Ben 10: Omniverse from 2012 closes the classic run, eighty episodes told in eight ten episode arcs. Two films belong inside that timeline: Secret of the Omnitrix, which was originally three episodes of the first series cut together, and Destroy All Aliens, which came out during Omniverse but is built on the original show and belongs with it. The 2016 series is a reboot in a different continuity with Ben ten again, and needs none of the above. Its film and its three 2021 specials follow it, and the last of them, Alien X-Tinction, is a multiverse crossover with the older continuity rather than a merging of the two. The two live action films from 2007 and 2009 are adaptations that sit outside the animated timeline.
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