Top 10 Anime You Must Watch In Life if you Are An Anime Fan

Intro

There are numerous animations produced and released all over the world every year. It is said that the first Japanese animation was made and released in 1917. The industry of anime has prospered substantially in Japan partly because the country has other Japanese pop cultures such as manga, video games, and light novels.

Here are the Top best anime series to watch including both the classic anime franchises and the brand new shows.

                                                                                    

·     One punch Man

If you're starting to feel superhero fatigue kicking in, you're not alone — the hero of the hit anime "One-Punch Man" is feeling it too. Saitama is so powerful that he can defeat any foe with (you guessed it) just a single punch, and it's left him feeling rather bored. The only obstacles he faces are mundane things, like running short of money."

 

The set-up makes for some great comedy, but this is an anime with something for everyone. Saitama becomes a reluctant mentor to the up-and-coming hero(genos), This Anime Has Some Of The Best Thrilling Fight Scenes In The Anime History.

·     Demon Slayer

The main character Tanjiro Kamado finds his family is killed by the attack of demons and only his sister Nezuko is changed into a demon. He decides to become a demon slayer to restore her to a human.

As a result of a demon epidemic, a young Tanjiro Kamado takes on the quest to avenge his family, all whilst searching for a cure for his sister. Besides the ambitious premise, The battle scenes between demon slayers with swords and unique demon characters are intense, which is beautifully drawn. Each character’s past and background including even demons are respectfully depicted in this anime.

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·     HunterxHunter

Hunter x Hunter – the ‘X’ is silent – has been a favorite among anime fans for over a decade now. The 2011 series sees Gon discover his previously-thought-dead father is actually alive and well as a ‘Hunter’, a member of the upper echelons of humanity.

What starts out as a pretty light slice of anime soon transforms into a shonen spectacle, a dark and intense tale that opens up as Gon finds his feet as a Hunter. It’s also rare in anime that it refuses to play to type with a ‘strong’ protagonist. Instead, the appeal of Gon failing, reflecting, and overcoming personal struggles is far more mature than what we’re accustomed to. All told, it’s what makes the show worth watching over most of its peers.

·     Attack On Titan

Attack on Titan is another wildly popular series that has taken the world by storm. The series explores darker and heavier themes, depicting a violent dystopia where humanity has walled off cities in a war with colossal, flesh-eating Titans. Gritty and heart-stopping, Attack on Titan is a mental challenge that takes viewers on an emotional rollercoaster.

Visually unlike anything else, the series produces a dynamic space by experimenting with scale and size. Attack on Titan sports a more graphic aesthetic, where the uncanny humanoid titans and their barbaric nature border disturbing more than intriguing. As violent and brutal as the show may be, its well-rounded nature and near-perfect acclaim have won many over as another modern classic.

 

Naruto 

It's the tale of ambitious young ninja Naruto Uzumaki, who longs to become the head (or Hokage) of his village, Konoha. He's not exactly a popular choice, however — when Naruto was a baby, Kurama (aka the Nine-Tailed Fox) attacked the village, and Naruto's father was forced to seal the demon inside his newborn son. This leads to Naruto being largely shunned by his peers, but he remains determined to prove himself a worthy leader.

He becomes the strongest ninja in Konoha and he tries to show everyone his power. The path was not easy and it was filled with betrayal, pain, loss, etc. Overall, this anime series is a must-watch and you can enjoy the adventures of the ninja.

 

 

·     Tokyo Revengers

The story of Tokyo Revengers revolves around a guy who supposedly dies after being hit by a train, but actually teleports 12 years into the past and relives a few years of his life before returning to the present.

After returning to his current self, he later finds out that he was saved by someone he met while he was time-traveling in the past.they work together to prevent unnecessary deaths—including those of his friends and ex-girlfriend—by changing the past.

The series may sound like an ordinary high-school-life series with thugs and goons, but there are lots of interesting twists and elements in Tokyo Revengers that make it worth watching.

 

 

·     Full Metal Alchemist

This is the story of two brothers who lost their mother due to an incurable disease. This is an adventure drama where the brothers start using the power of alchemy and it brought certain negative impacts.

Edward Eric loses his left leg while the younger brother had to sacrifice his whole body. Edward then lost his arm and was able to affix his brother’s soul and then started his journey to find the Philosopher’s Stone.

Edward Eric got his leg replaced with a metal one and it helped him to start searching for the Philosopher’s stone.

This steampunk dark fantasy series is a complex tale of grief, war, and moral ethics. Through alchemy, two brothers tamper with mortality and must seek to restore their physical bodies following the skewed experiment to bring their mother back to life.

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·     My Hero Academia

We live in a time saturated with superheroes, and so does Izuku Midoriya, the protagonist of "My Hero Academia." In his world, an estimated 80% of the population has some kind of Quirk (the in-universe term for a superpower), though Izuku is one of the unlucky 20% who doesn't. He was born with no powers whatsoever, though that never stopped him from wanting to become a hero. His tenacity wins him favor with Japan's most famous hero, All Might, who decides to take him under his wing and help him secure a place at U.A. High School, Japan's top heroics institution. We soon learn that, like Izuku, there's a lot more to All Might than meets the eye.

He seeks admission to the world’s best hero academies and it gives him the confidence to go beyond. Gradually, he becomes a powerful boy and gains recognition as a hero 

 

 

 

·     Stein’s Gate

Quite a few anime lovers look at Stein's; Gate as the best anime in recent years. The main character Rintaro Okabe and other Future Gadget Laboratory members try to invent a kind of the time machine, and the anime is known for its time loop plot. Many fans of Steins; Gate visit the town of the setting: Akihabara, Tokyo.

Perfect for science-fiction fans, Steins; Gate is a cerebral adventure on time travel, exploring the classic theory that something altered in the past will change its future. Situated in the gadgety Japanese district of Akihabara, three friends tip-toe into the future and send text messages back into the past to adjust their fates.

 

 

·     Death note

 

Another classic series that put anime on the map, Death Note is a broody crime thriller that tinkers with life, mortality, and the idea of justice at the hands of karma. Light Yagami is a young vigilante who comes across the Death Note, a book in which any name inscribed will face death.

Alongside a Shinigami spirit (Grim Reaper equivalent), what Light does with the Death Note is a critical commentary on personal ethics and how power and ego influence the role of playing God. With elements of horror and thriller, the series entices viewers with just enough emotional damage to keep coming back. Yet another series with a perfect Rotten Tomatoes rating, Death Note is a twisted, mind-bending game of cat and mouse.

 

 

 

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