well, here is the correct order, at least according to Miraculous Wiki

P.S. as I see, this is seconded by other links given in this thread

Use the wiki the production number is the intended viewing order

Def DON'T watch it in the netflix order lmao. That's a mess and the release order sometimes can get just as messy

It's literally impossible to watch it in chronological order because they're not written that way. Origins technically is the first thing that happens chronologically but is meant to be the season 1 finale. And there is a scene is a late season 3 episode that takes place at the same time as an early season 2 episode. So trying to watching the show chronologically will just fry your brain

Your best off with either the production code order or that link ladyburger gave you

I watched the show in Netflix order and it worked out perfectly fine. It's clear that the order I was watching the show in wasn't perfect but as long as you understand that it's easy to forgive the show and just enjoy it on it's own terms (the same way you would for any of the other contrivances in the show)

I've found this to be super helpful! It's a list of all the seasons and episodes and why they should be watched in a specific order 🙏

Fair warning, release order is kinda finicky. There are some blatant continuity errors that way. It's not REALLY a problem, but it can be a little confusing when a character mentions something that hasn't actually happened yet.

As a casual viewer, it's not a problem I think. I didn't care enough for it to pull me out of my interest. But I've seen a few fans complain about it.

Christmas was pretty much the 27th episode of season 1.

Watch seasons 2 & 3, then New York, then Shanghai, then 4 & 5, then Paris ( the multiverse special as you called it )

There is also a feature film called "Ladybug and Cat Noir: the Movie" which you can watch at any time you like. It's a completely separate Story, done by a mostly different team of writers, animators, etc. So the Marinette from the movie isn't the same Marinette as the one in the show, etc. It's definitely worth a watch imo

Just watch in release order. Christmas after season 1, New York and Shanghai after 3, Paris after 5.

honestly i don't think order of the specials matter bc none of them have lasting effects on canon except the Paris special, which helps contextualize a decision of Marinette's in the finale that was dumb

You can follow this order I put together. It may not be entirely accurate for the 1st few seasons but it’s pretty accurate overall.

Origins (1 and 2), Season 1, Season 2, Christmas special, Shanghai Movie, Season 3, New York Movie ,Season 4, Season 5 (episode 1-3), Miraculous World Paris, Season 5 (episodes 3-24), Miraculous Action, Season 5 finale, London movie.

Edit: formatting

Miraculous London is set after the season 5 finale

Okay for reference the last thing I remember about the show is monarch having all the miraculous and crushing them and turning them into rings that he could transfer to the alliance rings and I THINK I remember some weird party Adrien was sent to where there were like no phones? I don't know I think maybe I'm crazy and like people had masks on. Did I dream that?? Marinette went undercover maybe. IM BEYOND CONFUSED

Thank you so much for asking this! I was looking for this too. I only watched season 4 and 5

Well, I think you need to rewatch season 4 and 5, because the London special is right after season 5 finale

theres a video by haze clarke on youtube of the miraculous timeline up until season 5 finale (and reverse special). Some dates were incorrect and are mentioned in the pinned comment

you can find the video here

Season 1 doesn't follow strict rules, except for some things:

• The Origins two-parter serves as the first two episodes.
• Lady Wifi and Stormy Weather go before The Evillustrator and Animan, but if you watch it, nothing horrible will happen.
• The Puppeteer goes after Lady Wifi, The Evillustrator, and Rogercop.
• First, watch "Pixelator", and only then can you watch Guitar Villain, Antibug, and Kung Food
• Animan goes before Reflekta
• Volpina is the last episode of the season.
• Gamer goes after Darkblade

The movie isn’t canon

According to Disney+ The Evillustrator is episode 7, but on wiki it’s #2.

Try IMDb, there you have a list of all episodes, now I don't remember if they are all in order (haven't watched this show from ep. 1 to 131 in a long time)

The chronological order for season 2-5 is the production order. Season 1 is kind of whatever because it was written in a short time and kind of a Proof of concept season. Can we please stop randomly rearranging episodes in 2-5?

Season 4's order is just the producton order I'm pretty sure, same as 5

Collector Santa Claws Prime Queen Sapotis Glaciator Riposte Gorizilla Troublemaker Gigantitan Robostus Dark Owl Syren Captain Hardrock Despair Bear Frightningale Zombizou Style Queen Queen Wasp Reverser Befana Anansi Malediktator Frozer Sandboy Catalyst Heroes Day Part 1 Mayura Heroes Day Part 2

Mr. Pigeon 72 has to be right after Gang of Secrets, Queen Banana has to be after Sole Crusher, and Gabriel Agreste and Qilin have to be before Dearest Family. I think for S4 it's entirely in production order.

Where did you get that S4 order from?

Im confused. But it looks right to me

https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/guide/dc-animated-movies-in-order/ i found this list on the internet

There are a ton of DC animated movies free on YouTube in case you didn’t know

If your talking about the dcamu, the watchtower database made a video after the release of apokolips war, and then for the tomorrowverse, my suggestion is (from memory)man of tomorrow, justice society world war 2, the long Halloween, beware my power, legion of superheroes, the justice league movie from 2023 that was trash, and then the crisis trilogy. There’s also dc showcases for kamandi, Constantine, and blue beetle all set in the tomorrowverse that are whenever you want pre-crisis. I don’t think I’m forgetting anything from those. assault on Arkham is in the Arkham games universe, crisis on two earths and doom are in a shared universe in that order, the dcau movies order is I think phantasm, subzero, mystery of the Batwoman, fatal five, and Batman x Harley Quinn. I think that’s the order but watchtower database has a bunch of videos to help you with that universe, Batman under the red hood and Batman death in the family are same universe, for the Batman unlimited movies its release order, and that’s the same for the Lego movies. and I think that’s all of them but I’m not sure.

Production code, with a few exceptions. Season 1's Evilustrator should come after Lady Wifi (because Lady Wifi hasn't been akumatised yet). Darkblade should come after Pixelator, because Jagged Stone is introduced in the latter. And Simon Says feels like it should come very near the end of the season, because Gabriel sees something you'd think he would follow up on fairly quickly. Season 2, Style Queen, Queen Wasp and Malediktator feel like they should run as a trilogy.

If you try to watch them in an actual in-show chronological order... hoo boy, good luck with that. Origins 1 & 2 take place at the start of the school term in September. Santa Claws obviously happens on Christmas Eve. Season 1's Dark Cupid is set on Valentine's Day in February - but in season 3's Feast, Alya says Ladybug first appeared "a few months ago". But then, this is a world where September has 31 days, according to the posters that appear in many episodes!

Production code for Season 3 specifically. The other two seasons... not sure but I know that production code is actually very weird for them. Personally I watched them in the order that miraculousladybug.to offers.

Production order.

Production code

There's really no correct order. The order you linked in your OP is fine.

Alternatively, though... If you're interested in a more chronological order that uses background clues, character continuity, and plot continuity, there's also this order. I prefer it personally, though saving the Origins episodes for the end probably results in the most emotional payoff. :)

Correct Answer: there is none. Only a few episode specifics that must happen after other episodes.

You can follow the French release order or the American one though the American incorrectly puts the Origin episodes in the middle of Season 1.

In general, for the best viewer experience, I strongly recommend [this guide right here] (http://trishmishtree.tumblr.com/spoiler-free-ml-guide) It's not perfectly chronological within a solid timeline, but it shows the episodes in a way to best introduce the viewer to lore concepts, new characters, subtle changes; while maintaining the bits of the release order we can tell the creators wanted.

It doesn't really matter as long as you keep the two Origins episodes right next to each other

Whatever you want it to be.

Is it the full season 2? If it’s the full season (25 episodes) then DEFINITELY watch in production order. Certain episodes will not make sense otherwise. If it’s only the first half, the netflix won’t kill you but do know there is discontinuity. I always recommend production order if possible which is this: (https://mobile.twitter.com/Thomas_Astruc/status/1042309921725984768)

The most logical viewing order is the production order. There are a couple minor background stuff that still seems out of order, but that seems to be the logical path through the season. The wiki should have the production numbers in their episode guide.

About the weirdest thing that Netflix did was put Troublemaker in between the clearly continuous Queens Battle, making it smell like filler

Neither.