The 2017 film trilogy looks like a recap of the television series and is not, and every sequel made since follows the films rather than the series.
Watch the two television seasons and stop. That is the complete story and it has an ending. The three films only matter if you intend to carry on into the sequels, because those sequels continue the films and not the series you just watched.
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Twenty-five episodes from 2006. The obvious starting point and the only one, with nothing before it and no prequel to trip over.
Twenty-five more, picking up a year later. It finishes the story properly, and after it you can stop with nothing left hanging.
Only if you want the sequels. It is not a recap: characters who die in the series live here, and the sequels depend on that difference.
The middle of the retelling. There is no way to skip it and still follow how the third film reaches its altered ending.
This is the one that matters. Its closing act differs from the television ending, and that difference is the ground every later film stands on.
Then what? Then Lelouch of the Re;surrection, and after it Rozé of the Recapture, which is a sequel to Re;surrection rather than to anything on television. Akito the Exiled is optional at any point after season one; it runs in Europe while the main cast is elsewhere and nothing in R2 depends on it. Nunnally in Wonderland is a joke and can be ignored. Hoshi Oi no Aspar has been announced and nothing about it has been dated.
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