Steins;Gate Guía y cronología
Rintaro Okabe and his friends begin with improvised experiments and discover they can send messages into the past. Changing what happened soon becomes much harder to undo than to attempt. Steins;Gate follows the personal consequences of time travel through its visual novels and anime versions, including the alternate possibilities explored in Steins;Gate 0.
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Timeline guide
Steins;Gate: Let the First Timeline Unfold
Finish the original Steins;Gate anime or visual novel first. Then approach 0 through its branch context; a time-travel reconstruction is better saved for a return visit.
- Entries
- 8
- Released
- 8
- Span
- 2009-2026
Steins;Gate 0 is not simply the next calendar year. The anime's alternate bridge and later additions need the original story's context.
Overview & recommendation
Okabe's experiments begin as something his small circle can almost treat as a game. The original story controls how that confidence collapses, so rearranging it around later explanations risks losing the experience that gives those explanations meaning.
The visual novels and anime tell related versions through different structures. The anime route also includes its special, film and alternative bridge episode; those are not replacements for the first series' introduction. Re:Boot returns to the source story in another presentation rather than being the next event after every ending.
Choose a format and complete its original Steins;Gate before 0. In the anime route, treat Open the Missing Link as the later bridge toward 0, not a reason to interrupt your first encounter with the original ending. Explore the special and film as additions after that foundation.
Novel Paths and Their Anime Interpretation Two formats with branch context
These groups distinguish visual novels from screen releases. Branches, alternative outcomes and additions should not be collapsed into a single sequence merely because all carry the same title.
Anime Continuity (5 entries)
The anime adaptation and its later special, film and 0-related bridge, approached with the original story completed before exploring alternative paths.
Visual Novels (3 entries)
The original visual novel, 0's branch-aware continuation and the Re:Boot retelling, with version choice distinguished from a linear chronology of endings.
A First Discovery of Steins;Gate 8 entries
Stay with the original story to its conclusion before using later works to explore what another path means.
- 1Steins;Gate (Visual Novel)Game · 2009
- 2Steins;Gate 0 (Visual Novel)Game · 2015
- 3Steins;Gate Re:BootGame · Aug 20, 2026
- 4Steins;Gate (Anime)Series · 2011
- 5Steins;Gate: Egoistic PoriomaniaSeries · 2012
- 6Steins;Gate: The Movie - Load Region of Deja VuFilm · 2013
- 7Steins;Gate: Open the Missing Link - Divide by ZeroSeries · 2015
- 8Steins;Gate 0Series · 2018
Changing the Past Is Not a Simple Sort 8 entries
Release years do not date each world line. Alternate outcomes and repeated periods mean no full-work numeric order can express every causal relationship.
- 12009Steins;Gate (Visual Novel)Game · 2009
- 22011Steins;Gate (Anime)Series · 2011
- 32012Steins;Gate: Egoistic PoriomaniaSeries · 2012
- 42013Steins;Gate: The Movie - Load Region of Deja VuFilm · 2013
- 52015Steins;Gate: Open the Missing Link - Divide by ZeroSeries · 2015
- 62015Steins;Gate 0 (Visual Novel)Game · 2015
- 72018Steins;Gate 0Series · 2018
- 82026Steins;Gate Re:BootGame · Aug 20, 2026
Frequently asked questions 7 answers
Should I stop the original anime early to insert Steins;Gate 0?
For a first watch, complete the original. A later branch-aware revisit is different from discovering its ending with no advance explanations.
Do I need both the visual novel and the anime?
They are alternative formats to choose or compare. Following one original version gives a foundation for that route; consuming both is optional.
Is Re:Boot a sequel after 0?
It is a new telling of the original story, not automatically the next fictional event after 0's branch.
How many Steins;Gate movies, shows and games are there?
Steins;Gate has 8 entries: 4 TV shows, 3 games and 1 movie, released between 2009 and 2026.
What is the chronological order of Steins;Gate?
In chronological (in-universe) order, Steins;Gate begins with Steins;Gate (Visual Novel) (2009) and ends with Steins;Gate Re:Boot. The full chronological list of 8 entries is above.
What is the release order of Steins;Gate?
By release date, Steins;Gate starts with Steins;Gate (Visual Novel) (2009). The most recent release is Steins;Gate Re:Boot (2026).
What is the newest Steins;Gate release?
The newest released entry is Steins;Gate Re:Boot (2026). See where it falls in the chronological and watch order lists above.
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