Three seasons and six films, and five of those films sit in gaps between the seasons rather than after them.
This is a placement problem rather than a length problem. There are only about sixty hours here and nothing to skip, but five of the six films sit in gaps between seasons rather than after them, and the newest one is watched sixth. Below is the order the story happens in.
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The original series and the only entry that stands on its own. Everything after it assumes you know how the Sibyl System works and what happened to Kogami.
Widely considered the weak one and still not skippable: the 2015 film and everything after it take its ending as read, and Akane is a different character coming out of it.
Set two years after season 2 and the direct continuation of the main story. Season 3 makes very little sense without it, which is the trap people fall into.
The first of three hour-long films made between the film and season 3. This one follows Unit 1 and is the closest to a normal episode of the series.
Follows Kogami abroad after the 2015 film and sets up where he is by the time of Providence. Case.2 is deliberately not here; see the last step.
Released in 2023, ten years after the first season, but set in 2118 and belonging here. It covers the gap that season 3 is deliberately vague about.
A new cast in the same city, eight episodes of about forty-five minutes each. It is roughly the length of a normal season and it stops without resolving anything.
The actual end of season 3, released as a film because it is three episodes shown together. Without it season 3 has no ending at all.
Chronologically the earliest thing here, set in 2112, but it is the backstory of a character who does not turn up until season 3, so it lands at the end rather than the front.
Then what? That is all of it, and there is no filler anywhere in the franchise. Extended Edition is season 1 recut into eleven longer episodes and adds nothing, so watch one or the other. A further Psycho-Pass project has been teased with no title, format or date, so nothing is listed for it.
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