Three hundred and fifty eight episodes, a new series airing right now, and an English dub that stopped at seventy eight.
Start at episode one of the 2004 series and watch as much as you feel like. It is episodic comedy about an alien platoon that failed to invade Earth and now lives in a family's house, and nothing accumulates. The three hundred and fifty eight is a reason to dip in rather than a reason to commit.
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Fifty one episodes a year for seven years. The English dub covers the first seventy eight and then stops, so an English-only viewer runs out roughly a season and a half in.
One a year from 2006 to 2010, made while the series was running, and each stands alone.
A fresh start with a new cast and a new studio, airing now. A reasonable place to begin if you would rather not open a three hundred and fifty eight episode run.
Then what? The 2014 Keroro is twenty three three minute Flash shorts and a separate adaptation rather than a continuation. The 2026 film came out three months before the new series and is its own thing. The co-feature shorts are fourteen to seventeen minutes each and were only ever shown with the films.
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