Netflix calls a four-episode special season 2, so the real twenty-four episode second season is filed as season 3 and people watch the wrong block.
The whole problem is a numbering mismatch. Netflix's season 2 is a four-episode special, which means the twenty-four episode second season is sitting one slot further down as season 3, and people either skip it or watch it in the wrong place. The order below is the order the story happens in, with the Netflix labels named at each step.
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The first season and the only place where every service agrees on the number. Twenty-four episodes to assemble the group and establish who framed them.
Netflix labels these four episodes season 2 and they are not a season. They are an original story by the manga's author that sets up what comes next, so watch them, but do not expect twenty-four of anything.
This is the actual second season, and it is the block people mean when they say the show gets good. Netflix has it filed as season 3, one slot away from where most viewers look for it.
Sold under two different English names and the point where the studio changes hands, which is the other thing viewers notice and mistake for having jumped to a different show.
The end of the main story. Twenty-four episodes, and it does finish rather than trailing off into a film you have to hunt down.
An original story written by Nakaba Suzuki that comes after the television series, so unlike the 2018 film this one is part of the story rather than beside it.
Fifty minutes introducing Tristan, the son of the two leads, and setting up the sequel. Without it the sequel opens on a character you have never met.
The second half, released eight months after the first. Together they are one film cut in two, so there is no sense watching one alone.
The sequel proper, following a new lead rather than Meliodas. Thirty-six episodes so far across two seasons, and the second is half the length of the first.
Then what? Prisoners of the Sky is the only thing left, and it is a standalone side story with no bearing on anything, so watch it whenever or not at all. Four Knights of the Apocalypse has not been renewed for a third season, so the sequel currently stops after its 2024 run.
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