Pacific Rim

Two films and fourteen episodes of anime, and nobody will say exactly where the anime sits.

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Where to start with Pacific Rim

The two films in order, then the anime if you want it. The honest answer about the anime's place in the timeline is that nobody has said: it is described as a continuation of the films and as the third instalment overall, and the explainers that exist only exist because the placement is contested. Watching it after both films loses you nothing either way.

  1. 1
    Pacific Rim Pacific Rim

    2013. Giant robots, piloted by two people at once.

  2. 2
    Pacific Rim Uprising Pacific Rim Uprising

    2018, ten years later in the story.

  3. 3
    Pacific Rim: The Black Pacific Rim: The Black

    Fourteen episodes of anime, set in Australia, and finished.

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The Films

  • Pacific Rim 2013
  • Pacific Rim Uprising 2018

The Anime

  • Pacific Rim: The Black 2021, 2 seasons, 14 episodes

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