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Is Chain Chronicle Finished? Watch Order and Everything You Need to Know

Overview: What is Chain Chronicle?
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If you are looking for a series rooted in the adventure and fantasy genres, Chain Chronicle (known in Japan as チェインクロニクル) provides a world designed for fans of these themes. Whether you are drawn to epic journeys or magical settings, this series fits the bill.

While you explore the world of the anime, you might want to pick up some Chain Chronicle merchandise to complete your collection.

Is the Anime Really Finished?
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When deciding whether to commit to Chain Chronicle, it is important to look at the available content. The anime project consists of the original Chain Chronicle theatrical screening and the subsequent Chain Chronicle: The Light of Haecceitas.

Because the anime is based on source material, viewers who want a fully comprehensive experience or a deeper dive into the lore may wish to explore the manga or light novels to see if the anime’s conclusion meets their expectations or if further reading is required for a satisfying end.

Recommended Watch Order#

To make the most of your viewing experience, we recommend referring to the relationship tree provided on this page. Here are the best ways to approach the series:

Release Order
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For those who want to experience the series as it was presented to the world, follow the release dates:

  1. Chain Chronicle (2014 theatrical screening)
  2. Chain Chronicle: The Light of Haecceitas (2016)

Completionist Order
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For the completionist who wants every piece of animation, the order remains the same as the release order, beginning with the 2014 theatrical screening and moving into the Light of Haecceitas project, which included both theatrical screenings and TV anime components.

Source Material Path
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If you do not mind supplementing your viewing with reading, we suggest watching the anime entries and then transitioning to the official written materials to fill in any gaps in the narrative.

Where to Watch and Support
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You can watch the anime on Prime Video (which collaborates with Crunchyroll in several regions) to start your adventure.

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Chain Chronicle • anime • 2014-09-06 (theatrical screening)
  └─(related)→  Chain Chronicle: The Light of Haecceitas • anime • 2016-12-03 (Part 1 theatrical screening)

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