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10/11/2001 - 01/17/2002 Finished

Hellsing (Hellsing [ヘルシング])

Hellsing, an organization specializing in dealing with supernatural threats, is called in to eliminate a vampire that is turning the villagers of Cheddar into ghouls. To put an end to this, the leader of the organization, Sir Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing, dispatches her most formidable asset: a powerful vampire known as Alucard. Armed with only a single handgun, Alucard wreaks havoc on the monsters plaguing Cheddar. However, a young police officer, Seras Victoria, gets caught up in the chaos and becomes mortally wounded as a result. Taking pity on the girl, Alucard gives her a choice: die as a human or live on as a vampire. Seras accepts his offer and begins a new life as a member of Hellsing. Though it was her decision, Seras struggles with the fact that she is no longer human. Nevertheless, she must embrace being a creature of the night soon if she wants to survive on the front lines in the fight between humans and the supernatural. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

13

Total episodes

6

Canon episodes

7

Filler episodes

53.85%

% Filler

Canon episodes · 6 Filler episodes · 7

Every season

Seasons and sequels

Single Season

Currently, Hellsing has no sequels, prequels, or registered spin-offs. This is the complete story available at the moment.

What to watch, what to skip

Watch order: filler vs canon

Hellsing has 7 filler episodes out of 13 (53.85%), grouped into 2 runs. These are the ranges you can skip without missing anything from the main plot.

53.85% Filler

Episodes you can skip

  • 4

    1 episodes

  • 8–13

    6 episodes

The longest canon run goes from episode 1 to 3: 3 episodes in a row with no filler.


Episode by episode

Complete guide by season

13 Episodes

List of Hellsing episodes with number, title, air date and whether they are canon or filler.
# Episodes Type
1The Undead10/11/2001 Canon
2Club M10/18/2001 Canon
3Sword Dancer10/25/2001 Canon
4Innocent as a Human11/01/2001 Filler
5Brotherhood11/08/2001 Canon
6Dead Zone11/15/2001 Canon
7Duel11/22/2001 Canon
8Kill House11/29/2001 Filler
9Red Rose Vertigo12/06/2001 Filler
10Master of Monster12/13/2001 Filler
11Transcend Force12/20/2001 Filler
12Total Destruction01/10/2002 Filler
13Hellfire01/17/2002 Filler

Verified legal platforms

Where to watch Hellsing

All the platforms where you can watch Hellsing legally, with direct links to each service.

We don't have confirmed streaming platforms for this anime yet.



Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How many seasons does Hellsing have?

Hellsing has a total of 1 season. The series is completed. Each season is divided into multiple episodes with stories that advance the main plot of the anime.

How many episodes does Hellsing have?

In total, Hellsing has 13 episodes in its only season. You can consult the complete episodes table to see the breakdown by season.

What is the best order to watch Hellsing?

It is recommended to watch Hellsing in chronological broadcast order. This means starting from season 1 and continuing sequentially to the last season. Check our watch order guide which includes information about filler vs canon episodes for an optimal experience.

Where can I watch Hellsing online?

Hellsing is available on various legal streaming platforms. Check the platforms section at the top of this page to see where it's currently available. Options may vary depending on your geographic region.

Is Hellsing a complete anime?

Yes, Hellsing is a completed anime. All seasons have already aired and you can enjoy the series in its entirety without waiting for new episodes.

How much filler does Hellsing have?

Yes, Hellsing has 7 filler episodes, which represents 53.85% of its 13 episodes. We have created a complete guide that indicates which episodes are canon (original from the manga) and which are filler. Check our "Watch Order" section for more details.

Where can I see Hellsing's score and reviews on MyAnimeList?

You can check the score, reviews, characters and statistics for Hellsing directly on MyAnimeList, the world's largest anime database. There you'll find the community rating, global ranking and opinions from other fans.