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World Trigger

World Trigger

7.2TV Β· 73 eps Β· 2014

World Trigger favors careful squad decisions over contests of raw strength, which gives its long opening run a distinct rhythm. Crunchyroll, Netflix, and the free, ad-supported Tubi are the listed legal options, with the exact catalog depending on your region. This 2014 TV series has 73 episodes, each about 23 minutes, so it asks for a real commitment before the later seasons. It suits viewers who enjoy Action and Sci-Fi built around positioning, cooperation, and a power system whose rules matter. The early stretch establishes the cast and organization patiently, while the ranked battles provide the clearest sense of what makes the show appealing.

Rating
β˜… 7.2 /10
2.4K favorites
Status
Finished Airing
Studio
Toei Animation
Genres
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About

A city is threatened by gates that connect it to another dimension, allowing beings known as Neighbors to cross over. Border, a defense organization equipped with Trigger technology, trains agents to meet that danger. Osamu Mikumo is a low ranked agent whose resolve outpaces his combat ability. His encounter with Yuma Kuga, a powerful boy with an unexpected connection to the Neighbors, changes the direction of his life. With sharpshooter Chika joining them, the group enters Border's squad system, where planning and coordination can overturn an apparent disadvantage. The premise leaves room for invasion drama, but much of the pleasure comes from watching fighters read a battlefield and adjust their approach.

Information

Japanese
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Premiered
October 5, 2014
Episodes
73
Duration
23 min per ep.
Status
Finished Airing
Studio
Toei Animation
Source
Manga
Themes
primarily teen cast, drama, japanese production, present, fantasy, speculative fiction

Seasons & Watch Order

Start with this 73 episode first season. It introduces Border, the Trigger system, and the squad relationships that the later seasons continue.

  1. World Trigger 2nd Season(2021)sequel

FAQ

  • The listed services are Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Tubi. Tubi is the free, ad-supported choice, although the catalog you see can depend on your region.

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