My Top 10 Anime Series

Hello, everyone! We'll be talking about my Top 10 Anime Series in this blog. Before I begin, let me state that I am not an anime lover, but I do watch certain anime movies and series, so I am aware of these things, and these top 10 are some of the series I've watched since I was a kid till now, so bear with me if your new favorite anime series is not among these ten. So, let's get started!

Your Name

This is the first time I've seen this movie, but it's from the 2016 series, and it's a sad narrative with a good conclusion, I must say. I've seen it twice, and once you do, you'll feel like you're a part of the series. You will experience those feelings, and it will warm your heart.

Synopsis:

When two teenagers learn they are swapping bodies, they form a deep and mystical bond. When the boy and girl decide to meet in person, things get even more difficult.

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I want to eat your Pancreas

It's a 2018 series, but I only discovered it in 2020, and when I watched it for the second time, I realized I'd already seen it since I remembered some of the scenes. It's about a girl who had a fatal pancreatic disease and a boy who was always there for her, doing the things she wanted to do before she died. And if you are asking me if she died, well, it is for you to find out.

Synopsis:

In a hospital waiting area, an indifferent boy comes across a book. He quickly discovers that it is a diary kept by his popular classmate, who tells to him that she is suffering from a terminal pancreatic illness in secret.

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Yashashime

Yashashime is the second book in the Inuyasha season and is set in the year 2020. It's about Inuyasha and Sesshomaru's daughters' quest to help their family, which the daughters were unaware of. These series are not part of an Inuyasha series, rather they are another Inuyasha series. If that makes sense. In any case, it's a must-watch. I recommend this to you since it is a good series with an official confirmation that a second season would be released this year. As a result, I'm eagerly looking forward to season 2.

Synopsis:

Towa and Setsuna, half-demon twins, are separated from each other by a forest fire in feudal Japan. Towa walks into a secret tunnel while urgently searching for her younger sister, and is found and raised by Kagome Higurashi's brother, Sota, and his family in modern-day Japan.

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Tsubasa Chronicle

It is a Sakura series that is not related to Sakura's series. You should also watch this since it's a fantastic series. It also has a movie section. The storyline is different from Sakura, as it is in Yashashime, and the time-lapse is likewise distinct from Sakura. Everything is changed, except for the characters' names, which are the same as in Sakura's series.

Synopsis:

Sakura, Princess of the Kingdom of Clow, loses her memories, and Syaoran, a young archaeologist who was her childhood friend, embarks on arduous journeys with two other friends to save her. Yko Ichihara, the Dimensional Witch, tells him to travel with Kurogane and Fai D.

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Sakura: Clear Card

I chose a specific season of this series because I see something in it that you absolutely must watch. And I believe one of the reasons I chose this season is that it is still ongoing, which is sad. This season has a ton of potential.

Synopsis:

Sakura's fifty-three cards "become clear" and are rendered impotent when she has a dream with a strange cloaked figure; as a result, she embarks on a mission to discover what is wrong with them. Sakura and her pals uncover and capture new Clear Cards, which they "secure" with a fresh key and incantation.

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Inuyasha

Inuyasha's seasons and movies are all must-sees, and I'm a huge fan of the series, just like Fairytail. This series depicts the development of love and the true essence of love.

Synopsis:

InuYasha tells the narrative of a half-demon hound who is always on the lookout for the Shikon diamond, also known as the Shikon no tama. He lives in the woods near the settlement, where the jewel is guarded by Kikyo, a priestess. Kikyo passes away, and the jewel perishes along with her.

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Fairytail

As I previously stated to Inuyasha, I am in love with this, and all of the seasons of this series are required viewing. Fairytail also has another season, the 100 Year Quest, which I also enjoy, but it is a manga rather than an anime series. Lady Dianthe's channel can be found on YouTube. She posts the entire season of 100 Year Quest to her YouTube channel.

Synopsis:

Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by him. The plot follows Natsu Dragneel, a member of the famed wizard guild Fairy Tail, as he seeks the dragon Igneel in the fictional world of Earth-land.

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Anohana

This series, oh my God, makes me cry so much. I didn't expect to cry while watching an anime, but I do.

Synopsis:

Friends become estranged after one of their numbers is killed in a sad accident. Years later, the dead girl reappears, asking for their assistance in crossing over to the other side.

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Promised Neverland Season 1

I chose a specific season of this series because I haven't seen season 2 yet, and some people have said that season 2 isn't as good as season 1, so I wanted to see for myself whether what they are saying is true. But, because the first season's ending was so overwhelming and soft, I found myself teary-eyed in that scene, and I've been eagerly anticipating season 2.

Synopsis:

When three bright children in an idyllic orphanage learn the secret and dark reason for which they were raised, they seek a means to flee their cruel caregiver and lead the other children in a dangerous escape attempt. For the orphans of Grace Field House, life could not be better.

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YAMATO Nadeshiko

I initially watched this series when I was a kid, and I ranked it as my number one because it is unlike any other anime series I've seen before; this film will always be my number one. I adore it, and you know how much I enjoy series/movies with unusual plots, which is why I enjoy this. Although it is not about zombies, it has a distinct effect on the audience.

Synopsis:

Sakurako makes a promise to her mother that she will never be poor when she grows up after being mocked and bullied by other students at school due to her family's poverty. Sakurako is now an attractive flight attendant, seeking to marry a man with a bright future.

Thank you for taking the time to read today's blog! I hope you enjoy some of my personal favorites, and how about you? What are your top ten favorite anime series? If you have any suggestions for additional content for my future blog, please leave a like and a comment. You can also subscribe to my site to be notified when I publish new stuff.