This is a list of episodes for the Studio Pierrot anime series Blue Dragon, based on the video game of the same name (although it does not necessarily follow the video game's plot).
This episode list covers the Blue Dragon anime episodes to date. The anime was originally scheduled to run for 51 episodes, but was extended into a second season. Starting 31 March 2007, the second season Blue Dragon, titled Blue Dragon Tenkai no Shichiryū (BLUE DRAGON 天界の七竜, lit. Blue Dragon: The Seven Dragons of Heaven?), began airing on TV Tokyo.
Viz Media has dubbed the second season of Blue Dragon under the name "Blue Dragon: Trial of the Seven Shadows". As of May 3, 2010, Cartoon Network in Pakistan begun airing the second season (English dubbed) every weekday at 4:30 pm.
In 2011 Viz placed Blue Dragon and Blue Dragon: Trial of the Seven Shadows on vizanime.com and Hulu. The version available is the original Japanese version with English subs.
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