Question about Ghost in the Shell

Why don't you go to www.anime-planet.com and make an account and keep track of what you watched and want to watch?
I use that site alot and it also has the general dates of when the anime was released, like may 2012 ( random ). Good way to keep track on where to start.
Keep track of every anime youre on and on what episode. Also lists the public opinion of that anime.
I'm not sure if im allowed to praise like this by rules of the faq, so I'm sorry if im not and I'll delete it if i have to.

It doesn't really matter. There is no continuity between the movies and the series. But you can watch the first movie or its remastered edition, then the follow-up to the movie and then the series.

Or you can go watch the series and then the movies :D.

imho...

• watch the original movie first (and just know that it's older, and that the age shows a bit, but it sets up an awesome universe for everything that comes afterward)
• watch the sequel, Innocence, at any point after watching the original film (before/after the TV series doesn't matter -- anytime)
• watch the TV series, Stand Alone Complex, in release order (SAC, and SAC 2nd Gig)
• the TV series OVAs should be watched after watching the TV series episodes -- whenever you're feeling nostalgic, but don't really feel like watching the entire series again.
• finish off SAC with Solid State Society (it's basically just an additional story)
• and finally, the newest stuff, Arise

Start with Ghost in the Shell. That seems kinda obvious. :P It's the OVA origin of the whole thing. Everything else, animewise, came later. To keep order beyond that is a bit spotty. You can watch in order of releases (GITS, SAC, GITS2, SAC 2nd, Arise), or just stick to the general continuity. I'd do the latter, so I'd probably then watch Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence, then watch Stand Alone Complex and SAC 2nd Gig after that. SAC is kinda a whole separate thing from the two OVAs. I can't say anything about GITS Arise from 2013, as I haven't see those.

Also, because Masamune Shirow is awesome, you should totally watch Appleseed (OVA first, then the 2004 with the same title, then Ex Machina from 2007), Dominion Tank Police and New Dominion Tank Police too. His works are all over the place, and quite fun. I highly recommend you look at some of his original artwork though, even if you don't go read the mangas. His art is far better, generally, than the stuff in the actual anime series. I love his art style.

Check this. All answers here
http://anidb.net/perl-bin/animedb.pl?show=rel&aid=61

Thank you all.
Sorry for not replying for you guys, but I would say pretty much the same thing to you all xD.
My question have been answered, so I'll close this topic.