Anime Filler List

Filler episodes are anime-only stories that are not in the manga. You can skip them without missing the main plot. Pick a show to see every filler episode, our watch or skip verdict for each arc, and a watch order without filler.

Skipping filler in these 6 shows saves about 302 hours. Last checked Oct 29, 2026.

• One Piece filler list

  1999 to today

  103 filler of 1,180 episodes (8.7%). Saves about 41 hours.

• Bleach filler list

  2004 to 2012

  161 filler of 366 episodes (44%). Saves about 62 hours.

• Naruto Shippuden filler list

  2007 to 2017

  184 filler of 500 episodes (36.8%). Saves about 71 hours.

• Naruto filler list

  2002 to 2007

  90 filler of 220 episodes (40.9%). Saves about 35 hours.

• Black Clover filler list

  2017 to 2021, back in October 2026

  34 filler of 174 episodes (19.5%). Saves about 13 hours.

• Boruto filler list

  2017 to 2023 (Part 1)

  208 filler of 293 episodes (71%). Saves about 80 hours.

Filler at a glance

What the labels mean

• Manga canonAdapts the manga.
• MixedPart manga story, part anime-only scenes. Our sources disagree on it, so we keep it in the watch order.
• Anime canonNot from the manga, but based on an official novel or spin-off and fits the story.
• FillerAnime-only story you can skip without missing anything.

How we decide what is filler

Fans argue about filler, so we use a fixed rule. Every episode is checked against two independent sources: the show's fan wiki, which lists the manga chapters each episode adapts, and an episode list from Wikipedia. An episode is filler only when both agree it is anime-original. If they disagree, it is mixed and stays in the watch order. Our arc verdicts (watch, optional, skip) are opinions, and we say so. More about our method.

Is it safe to skip filler?

Yes. Filler never changes the main story, because the manga, which the anime follows, does not include it. Some filler arcs are still fun, so each show page lists the filler worth watching.