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List of Stitch! episodes

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Stitch! is a Japanese anime spin-off series of Disney's Lilo & Stitch franchise. It is the second television series in the franchise, following Lilo & Stitch: The Series (2003–2006) and preceding Stitch & Ai (2017). It was produced by Madhouse for its first two seasons (2008–2010), and by Shin-Ei Animation for its third season (2010–2011) and two post-series TV specials (2012 and 2015). Walt Disney Television International Japan co-produced all episodes and specials. The series was also edited for international audiences; the series's English dub aired from 2009 to 2013, and the dubbed versions of the post-series specials aired in 2014 and 2016.

Note that Stitch/Experiment 626 appears in every episode, so he is not included in the "Experiment appearances" list. The international version of the anime, which includes the English dub, is edited from the Japanese original, with some episodes trimmed to eleven-minute segments and combined with other trimmed episodes, and some episodes have aired earlier or later in order as a result of these and other changes. The international episode numbers in the below tables are based on the episode order used by Disney+ Hotstar,[1] although this does not correspond to the English dub's original air dates. Furthermore, the three post-season specials in Japan are considered regular episodes internationally, airing before the final regular episodes of their respective seasons outside of Japan.

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Stitch! (season 1; 2008–2009)

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Stitch! ~The Mischievous Alien's Great Adventure~ (season 2; 2009–2010)

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Beginning after "BooGoo", this season introduces an ending segment called "Kung Fu Dragon Pleak Lee" (カンフードラゴンプリークリー, Kanfū Doragon Purīkurī; a pun based on the names of Pleakley and Bruce Lee), where Pleakley faces off against another alien character, usually one of Jumba's experiments, in a martial arts-style match with Jumba officiating, but usually is defeated by the abilities of his opponent. This segment, which is absent from the English dub, was dropped beginning from Tigerlily's debut episode. Although all the segments were also released on the Japanese DVD box sets, they are not available on Disney+.

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Stitch! ~Best Friends Forever~ (season 3; 2010–2011)

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Stitch! New Specials (post-series specials)

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On Disney+, both specials have been split into two episodes each and are listed as part of season three (Stitch! ~Best Friends Forever~).

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Notes

  1. 30 segments
  2. Internationally, "Bojo" and "Felix Redux" are trimmed down to 11 minutes each and paired together as the two segments of the first season's fourth episode.
  3. Internationally, "Hull & Husk" and "Foxy Beige" are trimmed down to 11 minutes each and paired together as the two segments of the first season's tenth episode.
  4. Internationally, "The Surprise Party" and "Reuben's Rice Balls" are trimmed down to 11 minutes each and paired together as the two segments of the first season's seventeenth episode.
  5. Internationally, "Himamushi" and "Neither Rain Nor Sleet" are trimmed down to 11 minutes each and paired together as the two segments of the first season's thirteenth episode.
  6. "BooGoo" originally aired as a standard-length episode in Japan but later received an extended version on DVD. The international version used the extended version, splitting the episode into two separate standard-length episodes, "BooGoo, Part One" and "BooGoo, Part Two". Disney+, which currently uses the Japanese original version of the series, uses only the original broadcast version of the episode.
  7. Internationally, "Pteranodon!" and "Pokopon" are trimmed down to 11 minutes each and paired together as the two segments of the second season's tenth episode.
  8. "Stitch Power" was skipped internationally.
  9. In the English dub, Experiment 509/Sprout is changed to be Experiment 509-A (Sproutling), an offspring of the original Sprout.
  10. Misidentified as Experiment 619/Splodyhead in the English dub of the episode, with the English closing credits misspelling 619's name as "Splodeyhead".
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