Xavier: Renegade Angel

Twenty episodes of a spiritual seeker who ruins every life he touches, and three different opinions about what order season two goes in.

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Where to start with Xavier: Renegade Angel

Twenty episodes and no continuity worth protecting, so order barely matters, which is fortunate because nobody agrees what the order is.

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    Season 1, ten episodes Xavier: Renegade Angel

    Start here. It is an eleven minute show about a spiritual wanderer who solves nothing and makes everything worse, in CGI that looks broken on purpose.

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    Season 2, ten episodes Xavier: Renegade Angel

    The same, more so. Adult Swim's site, the broadcast schedule and the disc release each put these in a different order; it makes almost no difference.

Then what? There is no third season. The only later material is a five minute crossover short in 2009 and a mock graduation speech in 2020.

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The series

  • Xavier: Renegade Angel 2007, 2 seasons, 20 episodes

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