Erased

One story told three times: a twelve episode anime, a live action film and a twelve episode Netflix series, all under the same Japanese title.

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Where to start with Erased

Three tellings of one story, not a series of sequels. Nothing here continues anything else, so pick a version rather than working through all three expecting a plot.

  1. 1
    The anime, twelve episodes Erased

    2016. Start here. It compresses the manga but tells the mystery cleanly, and it is the version everyone means when they recommend this.

  2. 2
    The Netflix live action series, twelve episodes Erased

    2017, released all at once. Watch second if you want the manga's epilogue, which the anime skips. It stands alone perfectly well.

  3. 3
    The 2016 film Erased

    Optional and last. Two hours for a story the others give twelve episodes, and the ending is the part people complain about.

Then what? Nothing further exists. The manga finished in March 2016 and no sequel adaptation has been announced.

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The anime

  • Erased 2016, 1 season, 12 episodes

Live action

  • Erased 2017, 1 season, 12 episodes
  • Erased 2016

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