This is the top 10 of the best animes in the world if you want to see the best animes.
10. CODE GEASS
The legend of Code Geass continues to this day, as new stories continue to be produced set in its world.
Without a doubt, one of the most interesting works on the scene.
9. FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST The masterpiece of the excellent Hiromu Arakawa has become an imperishable work, masterfully handling the narrative rhythm. 8. HUNTER X HUNTER Togashi's most popular work remains in the limelight on its own merits. Nothing is left to chance in this work, and when you think that he has forgotten to mention something, he rescues it in the future to give it a new meaning. Without a doubt, one of the most interesting works on the scene.This is an awesome anime. 7. COWBOY BEBOP The special journey of these bounty hunters will never be forgotten, and it is always a good time to rescue this anime. See you, space cowboy! 6. ONE PUNCH MAN ONE's narrative genius is accompanied in this work by Yusuke Murata, whom you will meet through Eyeshield 21, who bring us an extremely funny story, with a most charismatic protagonist and a plot that later twists. 5. DRAGON BALL Z It is indisputable that the Toriyama franchise is one of the most profitable, long-lived and popular in the world, not only in otaku culture itself, but in general pop culture. An eternal work, not only because it is always present in some form, but because it will remain in the collective mind forever. Although a server enjoys the original Dragon Ball more, it was Dragon Ball Z where many met Goku and company.Now with Dragon Ball super we will see new movies in 2022.And the dragon ball super continues! 4. ATTACK ON THE TITANS Despite an artistic style that brought controversy with it, Isayama's storytelling is totally addictive and absorbing, planting twists at every turn and growing the lore of his own world in impressive ways.We will see a new movie soon. 3. STEINS; GATE The mad scientist Rintaro Okabe captivated us with his peculiar way of being, his strange experiments and his no less strange laboratory companions. His manga adaptation was published under the Ivrea label. 2. DEATH NOTE In its day, it was one of the more "adult" and darkest works of the popular Shonen Jump. Perhaps that is why the audience responded so well, praising Obata's impressive artistry and extolling Obata's narrative mastery.Maybe we will see a new movie in 2022.
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8. HUNTER X HUNTER
Despite its rate of publication being, to say the least, maddening, Togashi's most popular work remains in the spotlight on its own merits. This author knows as few how to channel his narrative arcs, always leaving the reader wanting more and handling very well a roster of characters that seems to never end.
7. COWBOY BEBOP
One of the great classics of anime, a work ahead of its time. In Cowboy Bebop we are presented with a futuristic world with interesting peculiarities. Each episode is unpredictable, a unique adventure that captivates the viewer and in which the most diverse genres are handled, but always with skill and success.
6. ONE PUNCH MAN
Perhaps one of the most current works on this list. One Punch Man smashed sales figures back in the day and its popularity skyrocketed, soon becoming one of the best-known manganime works in popular culture.
5. DRAGON BALL Z
It is indisputable that the Toriyama franchise is one of the most profitable, long-lived and popular in the world, not only in otaku culture itself, but in general pop culture. An eternal work, not only because it is always present in some form, but because it will remain in the collective mind forever. Although a server enjoys the original Dragon Ball more, it was Dragon Ball Z where many met Goku and company.
4. ATTACK ON THE TITANS
The work that put Kodansha at the top of the sales figures, the goose that lays the golden eggs that the publisher does not want to lose despite the intentions of its author. Attack on the Titans swept all records in its day, reaching heights of popularity and recognition that had not been seen in the world for a long time.
3. STEINS; GATE
The Steins franchise was already very popular in its home country. It had several episodes, spin-offs, video games… But let's be honest, it was Steins's anime; Gate where this saga found its way into the most general public that, until then, was unaware of this interesting work. The mad scientist Rintaro Okabe captivated us with his peculiar way of being, his strange experiments and his no less strange laboratory companions.
2. DEATH NOTE
In its day, it was one of the more "adult" and darkest works of the popular Shonen Jump. Perhaps that is why the audience responded so well, praising Obata's impressive artistry and praising Ohba's narrative mastery, despite a "must" second part that divided the audience. This work starred in memes, numerous spin-offs, several films (animation and live image) and, years later, a new story that modernizes its lore and reminds us that there will always be a notebook out there.
1. FMA: BROTHERHOOD
Exactly, the two versions of this work are in this list. The original aired when the author herself had not yet written the ending, so the anime pulled its own way of ending from the manga. Years later, with the work published, a new series was made that adapts, this time faithfully, Arakawa's work. Perhaps the "oldest" will stick with the old anime (for its tremendous soundtrack, nostalgia, memory ...), but Brotherhood is also a masterpiece that perfectly reflects this incredible story.
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