True Tears watch order
Updated October 2026 · 1 season and 3 OVAs and specials · in release order
Short answer
Watch True Tears in release order: True Tears → True Tears Epilogue.
2
in the main story: 1 season and 1 OVA or special
14
episodes
~5.5 h
to watch the main story
Optional: 2 OVAs and specials (recaps, side stories and specials), marked below.
Release order
- 1
True TearsMain storyTV · Winter 2008 · 13 ep · ~5 hours · score 3.4/5
Watch onCrunchyroll Hulu RetroCrush Tubi
- 2
True Tears: Mini Chara 4-koma GekijouSide story · optional, after True TearsSpecial · Winter 2008 · 7 ep · ~5 minutes · score 2.9/5
- 3
True Tears: Raigomaru to Jibeta no MonogatariSide story · optional, after True TearsSpecial · Winter 2010 · 1 ep · ~10 minutes · score 2.9/5
- 4
True Tears EpilogueMain storySpecial · Winter 2010 · 1 ep · ~5 minutes · score 3.0/5
How long is True Tears?
| Part | Seasons and movies | Episodes | Watch time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main story | 1 season and 1 OVA or special | 14 | about 5.5 hours |
| Everything released | 1 season and 3 OVAs and specials | 22 | about 5.5 hours |
Watch time uses each season's and movie's episode length, or a typical length where we don't have one.
Where to watch True Tears
True Tears is officially on Crunchyroll, Hulu, RetroCrush and Tubi (1 of 4), counting its 4 seasons, movies and specials.
Services and regions change; the release order above links each season to its official pages. Where to watch True Tears has the full list, free options included.
Is True Tears finished?
As far as anything announced goes, yes: the last entry, True Tears Epilogue, came out in 2010. Nothing new is announced yet.
Do I need to watch the True Tears movies and OVAs?
Optional: True Tears: Mini Chara 4-koma Gekijou, True Tears: Raigomaru to Jibeta no Monogatari.
How many episodes does True Tears have?
The main story is 14 episodes over 1 season and 1 OVA or special, about 5.5 hours of viewing. With every optional extra it is 22 episodes (about 5.5 hours).
Where can I watch True Tears?
Officially on Crunchyroll, Hulu, RetroCrush, Tubi. Availability depends on your region; each season and movie below lists its own services.
Order and labels come from the relations in the AnimeHunt catalog (sequel, side story, summary, alternative version). Spot a mistake? Tell us.