Mugen Train is a film and also seven television episodes, and the ending is a film trilogy with one part released.
Sixty-three episodes and no filler in any of them, so the only real question is Mugen Train, which exists twice, as a film and as seven episodes, and you should watch one of them rather than both.
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The whole of the first year, ending on a cliffhanger that the Mugen Train story picks up immediately. Nothing before it and nothing to skip inside it.
The next part of the story, not a side trip, and the version most people mean. The alternative is episodes 27 to 33, which add one new opening episode about Rengoku and a few extra scenes.
Picks up straight after Mugen Train. Eleven episodes, and the point at which the series is confident enough to spend a whole arc on one fight.
Eleven more episodes and the setup for everything after. Watch it before the Hashira Training arc, which is short and functions largely as a bridge.
Starts the moment episode 63 ends and is the first third of the ending. It is a film because the ending was always going to be one; there is no television version of it.
Then what? That is everything released. Infinity Castle parts 2 and 3 finish the story, part 2 is in production with 2027 indicated and no date, and part 3 has no announced year at all. The three theatrical compilations are episodes you will already have watched, sold as cinema events in Japan, and can be ignored entirely.
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