Blade

Blade Guía y cronología

Blade hunts vampires while carrying a connection to the creatures he fights. His stories bring martial arts, weapons and a guarded sense of purpose into a supernatural underworld. Wesley Snipes' screen version, Marvel Studios' film project and Arkane Lyon's game represent different interpretations rather than one continuous adventure.

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Timeline guide

Blade: the available screen story and the project records

For viewing, start with Blade, then Blade II, Trinity and the television series. The cancelled Marvel Studios film and announced Arkane game are separate project records, not available follow-ups.

Entries
6
Released
4
Upcoming
1
Span
1998-2006

Project status matters here: a cancelled or undated title is not a film or game you can complete next.

Overview & recommendation

The original film establishes Blade's place between human and vampire worlds. Its sequels develop that screen version before television takes up the branch after Trinity.

The other names in this collection refer to different interpretations. They should not interrupt that viewing sequence or be treated as a shared final chapter simply because the vampire hunter has the same name.

Choose the released screen branch and keep its film sequence intact. Approach other versions only with their own format and status context; a game would be a playing choice rather than another episode of the television story.

Blade's separate interpretations Screen continuation and distinct projects

Snipes Continuity groups the films and television follow-up. Marvel Studios records the cancelled film project, while Arkane's game has its own original story setting and unannounced release date.

  • Snipes Continuity (4 entries)

    Blade's original film trilogy and its television follow-up, with the series placed after Trinity in this screen route.

  • Marvel Studios (1 entry)

    The cancelled Marvel Studios Blade film project, retained as project history rather than an available viewing step.

  • Arkane Game (1 entry)

    Arkane Lyon's separate original Blade game project, with its own setting and no confirmed release date in this guide.

The original vampire-hunting route 6 entries

Begin with the first Blade before its film sequels. The television record belongs after Trinity in the represented branch, not between the first two films.

  1. 1
    1998BladeFilm · 1998
  2. 2
    2002Blade IIFilm · 2002
  3. 3
    2004Blade: TrinityFilm · 2004
  4. 4
    After TrinityBlade: The SeriesSeries · 2006
  5. 5
    CancelledBlade (Marvel Studios)Film · CancelledCancelled
  6. 6
    In developmentMarvel’s BladeGame · TBAUpcoming

Frequently asked questions 6 answers

Where does Blade: The Series belong?

It is grouped as the screen follow-up after Trinity, rather than an introduction before the original Blade.

Is the Marvel Studios record the next film to watch?

No. It is marked cancelled in this catalogue and should not be treated as an available sequel.

Does the Arkane game continue the Snipes films?

It is a separate original game interpretation, not a required continuation of that screen branch.

How many Blade movies, shows and games are there?

Blade has 5 entries: 3 movies, 1 TV show and 1 game, released between 1998 and 2006. 4 are already released and 1 is upcoming.

What is the chronological order of Blade?

In chronological (in-universe) order, Blade begins with Blade (1998) and ends with Marvel’s Blade. The full chronological list of 6 entries is above.

What is the release order of Blade?

By release date, Blade starts with Blade (1998). The most recent release is Blade: The Series (2006).

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