Watch Out My Top 10 Favorite Anime Series Of All Time
The popularity of anime has exploded in India and other countries in recent years, with streaming services like Crunchyroll and Netflix having helped introduce viewers to some of the great and interesting. This includes classic anime series, many of which were never broadcast in the West despite their overwhelming popularity in Japan.
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WindBreakers
First and foremost, I absolutely loved the visuals at the start of the first episode. The sketchy imagery of a boy walking along a tightrope until it snaps and he falls sets a good stage for our protagonist, Haruka Sakura. Sakura, a boy with two-toned hair and heterochromia has been looked down upon by society for his entire life, with most people taking one look at him and discounting the kind of person he has the potential to be – in short, he has always been painted as a delinquent. Rather than spending his life trying to prove everyone wrong, Haruka has decided that he will lean into the stereotype that everyone has boxed him into. And how is he going to prove it? By enrolling in a school known for
being the hub for delinquents and fighters. He wants to fight to be the scummiest of the scum. At least if he does that, he’ll find his place in this world.
Most people choose their school based on the sports team or the ability to get into impressive universities. I mean even choosing a school based on where your friends are is more common, but I think this is the first time I’ve seen someone choose a school based on the fighting scene that surrounds it. But hey! I’m down to see how Sakura does in this new school. After all, it’s quickly shared with the viewers that Furin is not the school built solely for scum, but instead a very important thing for everyone in his new town. I loved this development and I loved how it tied into Sakura’s character. Like I said before, Sakura has been type-cast as a hopeless delinquent but he actually has a good heart – he returns forgotten goods to the man from the cafe and he protects Kotoha multiple times in the episode. If he was truly a bad kid, he wouldn’t have done either of those things. Yeah, he’s good at fighting, but he doesn’t seem too good at putting on the whole tough guy act – which is fine with me. It just shows me that he has a lot of self-discovery to do.The surprise of Bofurin being defenders was absolutely lovely. How these boys, who would otherwise be seen as dangers are actually praised for their protection of the city
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WindBreakers (2024)
- Studio
- Clover Works
- Release Date
- April 5, 2024
- Number of Episodes
- 13
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- Sun Lulu as Wang Ling, Er Dan (cockatoo), Xu Ying
- Qian Chen as Sun Rong
- Guo Hao Ran as Wang Zukang
- Xing Chao as Guo Hao
- Jin Xian as Zhuo Yi
- Gu Jiang Shan as Chen Chao
- Guan Shuai as Tuntian Ha, Liang Zheng
- XiXi as Jingke (Season 1-3)
- Fu Ting Yun as Jingke
- Zhang Fu Zheng as Tang Jingze, Xu Feng
- Li Shi Meng as Jiang Liuyue, Sword Sister
- Zhao Shuang as Yisha Bei, Yoshiko Kyuumiy
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Season 1
As a cultivation genius who has achieved a new realm every two years since he was a year old, Wang Ling is a near-invincible existence with prowess far beyond his control. But now that he's sixteen, he faces his greatest battle yet – Senior High School. With one challenge after another popping up, his plans for a low-key high school life seem further and further away...
Season 2
When the shadow assassin had been dealt with and Wang Ling's plan to live a normal life might work, a new global threat appears and he is the only one able to save the world.
Season 3
After the second demon invasion has been dealt with. A new family appears, Kyuumiya family, an exorcist group. This season revolves around the exorcist family's attempt to obtain demons and use them to control the world.
Season 4
To be able to see the true Heaven, practitioners utilize all available resources to achieve the Three thousand ways of heaven. In search of one of the Three Thousand ways of heaven, "High Level Swordsmanship", modern swordsman Yi Jianchuan and his younger brother, Evil Sword God Chen Nanxuan, went in different directions. Wang Ling was concerned with which heavenly path to follow today to have a tranquil daily life, while the rest of the world was concerned with how to maintain the heavenly path.
The Daily Life of the Immortal King
- Studio
- Haoliner Animation League (Season 1), Pb Animation Co.Ltd (Season 2-3 ), Liyu Culture (Season 4)
- Release Date
- January 18, 2020
- Number of Episodes
- 51
Mashle: Magic and Muscles
My Anime List Score: 7.5 / 10
I think the best way to describe Hajime Komoto’s Mashle: Magic and Muscles is that it’s basically the main character from One Punch Man as a teenager attending Hogwarts.
Synopsis:
In a world where magic is everywhere and you’re status is determined by your magical aptitude, any person born without any magic is ostracized and considered a liability to the community. Magical police will even forcibly expel any people discovered to have no magical talent from society in order to protect the gene pool.
Mash is one such magic-less individual and, in order to protect him, his father has raised him in isolation in the forest for his entire life. There, Mash has devoted all of his time to physically training his body, consequently developing a crazy level of strength and agility that essentially makes him super human. Even when he’s discovered by the magical police, he’s easily able to defend himself. That’s when the officer who’d been attempting to arrest him proposes an unorthodox plan. He tells Mash to enroll at Magic School and achieve the title of Divine Visionary, a student who is held up as the best that society has to offer. If he can do that, than people would have to accept him, and maybe he’ll even be able to bring about reform that will change the world for the better!
Review:
Mashle is a series with essentially one joke that feels like it should get old very fast, but I found myself laughing pretty much the whole way through this volume anyway.
The humor is pretty straightforward. Mash will be presented with a challenger or task that should be impossible for a regular person to overcome, and then he’ll just punch his way through it no problem while everyone around him freaks out or is stunned into stupefied silence. It’s, admittedly, a bit formulaic, but Komoto’s comedically simple and silly art-style manages to make this same punchline funny just about every time. The art actually reminds me a lot of Mob Psycho 100 and, while I think some people might not find it appealing, I think it adds a lot to humor.
One of the other things that helps keep the manga from getting dull, despite essentially telling the same joke over and over, is that Mash is kind of an idiot and his blasé attitude and complete lack of tact are pretty consistently hilarious.
Mashle: Magic and Muscles
- Studio
- A-1 Picture
- Release Date
- April 8, 2023
- Number of Episodes
- 24
Spy × Family
My Anime List Score: 7.5 / 10
Spy x Family is a delightful anime show which has many fans watching just for its hopelessly endearing main character: little Anya (voice of Atsumi Tanezaki). The show isn’t just about a 4-or-5-year-old orphan girl. It is about her life in a make-shift fake family, and her desire to make that family a real one.
Twilight (voice of Takuya Eguchi) is a spy of the highest caliber, a master of disguise, with a reputation for getting the job done. When he is assigned a target so elusive that the only way to get to him is through the target’s 6-year-old son, Twilight realizes he needs to infiltrate the boy’s school. Since the boy is attending a prestigious, high-security private school, the only way for Twilight to do that is to have a 6-year-old kid himself.
Twilight heads to the local orphanage and ends up with Anya, a slightly-too-young girl who, unbeknownst to him, can read minds as a result of a failed medical experiment. Anya knows Twilight is a spy, not because he told her but because she can read his mind. However, being so young, she can only interpret what she reads in people’s minds as a preschooler would, and her attempts to act on the information she discovers often leads to chaos and confusion.
When he realizes the school favors students from stable, two-parent families, Twilight needs to find a wife fast. With a little help from Anya, he strikes a deal with Yor (voice of Saori Hayami) - a hapless government employee with a secret of her own. Yor has a side-gig as an assassin, a job she got into as a teen when she was desperate to provide for her younger brother. She sees her position as a noble one, one that keeps her country safe, and this fake marriage will protect her. It’s the perfect business deal.
Spy × Family
- Studio
- TV Tokey , TX Network
- Release Date
- April 9, 2022
- Number of Episodes
- 37
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
My Anime List Score: 9.5 / 10
Demon Slayer is an anime based on the manga series and is comprised of 26 episodes. It is set in the Taisho era of Japan. It is an unique setting since it shows a time in Japan’s past where swordsmen are still a common sight. However, you’ll get a surprise later on. It follows Kamada Tanjiro who is living a happy normal life with his family consisting of his mother and several siblings. They live atop of a mountain with Tanjiro regularly heading down to the village to buy and sell items. On one fateful day, he returns to find his family massacred.
While lacking in action, the ending is still engrossing, especially since it leads to an arc that you’ll eagerly anticipateDemon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
- Studio
- Ufotable
- Release Date
- April 6, 2019
- Number of Episodes
- 63
One Piece
My Anime List Score: 8.3 / 10
One Piece is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda. It has been serialized in Shueisha's shōnen manga magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump since July 1997, with its chapters compiled in 109 tankōbon volumes as of July 2024.
The Wano Arc of One Piece was not only the most hyped and anticipated arc of the series, it was probably the most exciting and impactful arc in any manga since maybe Dragon Ball’s Namek Saga. Even if you view Wano separate from the rest of the series, the author fleshed out the country, its government, backstory, and its characters so much that it can easily stand alone as its own story.
Unfortunately… it’s also the first arc in One Piece that left me with more disappointments than the standard arc. Certain important characters that got robbed out of potential growth, certain backstories we didn’t get to see… and most importantly, the introduction of Yamato, the most sloppily introduced and rushedly overhyped character in the entire franchise.
The very minute we meet him, he’s “I’M THE SON OF KAIDO, I’M GONNA BE THE NEXT STRAW HAT, I MET ACE AND WAS INSPIRED BY ODEN, I’M GONNA JOIN THE STRAW HATS, I HAVE ADVANCED CONQUEROR’S AND AWAKENED MYTHICAL ZOAN!”
ONE PIECE
- Studio
- Toei Animation
- Release Date
- October 20, 1999
- Number of Episodes
- 1119
Gintama
My Anime List Score: 9.5 / 10
Gintama is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Hideaki Sorachi. The series has been adapted into an original video animation (OVA) by Sunrise and was featured at the Jump Festa 2006 Anime Tour in 2005. This was followed by a full 367-episode anime television series, which debuted in April 2006 on TV Tokyo, and finished in October 2018. Three animated films have been produced. The first film premiered in April 2010. The second film premiered in July 2013. The third and final film premiered in January 2021. Besides the anime series, there have been various light novels and video games based on Gintama. A live-action film adaptation of the same name was released in July 2017 in Japan by Warner Bros. Pictures.
It’s very difficult for long-running anime series with hundreds of episodes to not get stale, and actually improve over time. Gintama actually pulls it off. It’s primarily a comedy series, but also incorporates action and drama, and does so in a way that doesn’t feel forced, which is no small feat in itself.
What also makes it unique are the lack of long story arcs, which are par for the course in long-running shows like this. While there are multiple-episode arcs, most of them only run 2-3 episodes; the longest ones I can recall so far go for no more then 5-6 episodes. However, being just shy of 300 episodes in, I’m not sure if the show bucks the trend somewhere along the line. I suppose I’ll find out, but so far I find this creative decision to be refreshing.
Which brings up the one-episode stories, or ‘filler’ episodes. This is the other thing that stands out with this series; while filler in most other anime is usually mediocre and regarded by fans with derision, most of the filler in Gintama is actually awesome, and has some of the funniest, most entertaining moments in the entire series.
Then there are the characters, and how the way they are handled is fundamentally different than just about any other long-running shounen, in that they don’t grow or change much, if at all. The main character, Sakata Gintoki, for instance, is a samurai, but most of his character growth (if any) remains in the past and is kept mysterious; in the present, he’s an impertinent drunk who picks his nose, but also happens to care deeply about his friends and his community. All his character development has already happened. This is just about true about all the other main and recurring characters (there are way too many of them to get into all of them in just one post), who, for the purpose of some glorious running jokes, have weird character tics, traits and flaws that absolutely do not change. In spite of this, there isn’t even one of them that feels like a one-note, cardboard cutout character.
Gintama
- Studio
- Sunrise
- Release Date
- April 4, 2006
- Number of Episodes
- 201
One Punch Man
My Anime List Score: 9.7 / 10
One-Punch Man is a Japanese superhero manga series created by One. It tells the story of Saitama, an independent superhero who, because he can defeat any opponent with a single punch due to having trained himself to his peak condition, grows bored from a lack of challenge, setting out to find powerful opponents, while making allies of other heroes as well.
The story is set on a supercontinent version of Earth on which powerful monsters and supervillains wreak havoc. The millionaire Agoni creates the Hero Association, which employs superheroes to fight evil. Saitama, an unassociated hero, hails from City Z and performs heroic deeds as a hobby. For three years, he has trained enough to defeat any enemy with a single punch; his unmatched strength leaving him bored. He becomes a reluctant mentor to Genos, a cyborg seeking revenge against another cyborg who killed his family and destroyed his hometown after Saitama defeats the monster Mosquito Girl that defeated Genos.
Saitama and Genos join the Hero Association, hoping to attain notability, but Genos instantly obtains an S-Class rank. Due to scoring low on the written exam despite having a perfect score on the physical exam, Saitama only becomes a C-Class hero. His feats remain unnoticed even after saving people from an asteroid and then the Deep Sea King, barely getting himself promoted to B-Class with help from Mumen Rider. Later, shortly before her death, the seer Shibabawa predicts that the world is in great danger as the alien Boros invades the planet. The heroes kill the invaders and destroy Boros's ship as Saitama defeats Boros in single combat.
Monsters begin appearing faster while the rogue martial arts Garo, a former apprentice of the hero Bang, and self-dubbed "Hero Hunter," begins terrorizing heroes. Due to childhood bullying, he holds a grudge against everything "heroic". The heroes learn that the monster influx comes from the Monster Association, an organization of monsters under City Z intent on destroying the Hero Association. They attack various cities, recruit fighters by offering them "Monster Cells" that mutate humans into monsters, and kidnap a Hero Association executive's son. Garo bonds with Tareo, a child who idolizes heroes, as he hunts down more heroes, his combat prowess slowly rising. The Monster Association attempts to recruit him and kidnaps the child but Garo refuses. He storms the Monster Association HQ trying to rescue the child, but ultimately gets captured.
The Hero Association assaults the headquarters to rescue the executive's son, causing a battle that destroys City Z and kills almost every monster. During the raid, Saitama meets the highest-ranked hero Blast when he arrives to collect artifacts, he warns him of a threat known as "God". Many heroes are heavily injured when Garo emerges, mutated into a monster from the fighting. Unable to match the power of Saitama, Garo receives some of "God's" power when he meets it in a vision, causing him to emit radiation that kills all the heroes, including Genos by ripping out his core to get Saitama to fight him seriously. He briefly matches Saitama in a brutal battle that sends them across the Solar System After Saitama defeats him, Garo becomes distraught over Tareo's death and teaches Saitama to time travel before God kills him. Saitama goes back in time and subdues Garo before he kills the heroes, destroying his monster mutation and cosmic power. Despite the objections of the other heroes, Saitama spares Garo and lets him flee after Tareo stops them. Only Genos, who reconnected with his core from the original timeline bought by Saitama (who seemed to remember nothing of his battle and time travel with the original Garo), remembers the entire events of the original ominous future caused by Garo.
With the Monster Association destroyed, Saitama gets promoted to A-Class for defeating Garo. As the battle destroyed his apartment, he relocates to the Hero Association's HQ in A-City. The Hero Association's poor performance causes public opinion of them to plummet. Several heroes and officials decide to retire or defect to the Neo Heroes, a rival group appearing to be more effective in handling the growing monster threats.
Leading it is the hero Blue, who claims to be the son of Blast. However, Neo Heroes has even worse shady activities on turning many of its members and other people outside the organization, including Hero Association members into cyborg slaves, and possibly connected to Genos' past and even Bofoi. On the same day, Genos received a final upgrade from Kuseno and Saitama's power level is being studied at a capsule; Kuseno's unexpected assassination at the hands of robot assassins was just a beginning of the robot invasion.
One Punch Man
- Studio
- Madhouse
- Release Date
- October 4, 2015
- Number of Episodes
- 24
Jujutsu Kaisen
My Anime List Score: 9.9 / 10
Yuji Itadori is an unnaturally physically strong high school student living in Sendai. In June 2018, before his grandfather died, he instilled two messages within Yuji: "Always help others" and "Die surrounded by people". Yuji's friends attract Curses to the school when they unseal a rotten finger talisman. Yuji swallows the finger to protect student Jujutsu Sorcerer Megumi Fushigoro unwittingly becoming host to a powerful ancient sorcerer named Ryomen Sukuna. All sorcerers are required to exorcise Sukuna (and, by extension, Yuji) immediately. However, upon seeing Yuji surprisingly able to retain control over his body, Megumi's teacher Satoru Gojo, currently the strongest sorcerer in the modern world, brings him to the Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School to train him as a sorcerer. He postpones Yuji's execution until he consumes all twenty of Sukuna's fingers so the Curse can be eliminated permanently with Yuji's death. Meanwhile, a group of intelligent Cursed Spirits plots a multi-layered attack on the world of Jujutsu sorcery, starting with sealing away Satoru Gojo to tip the balance of the world, as he is too strong to kill. led by a mysterious sorcerer and curse user named Suguru Geto, who was supposed to have been killed by Gojo a year prior and now sports stitches on his forehead. His entourage includes the sadistic Mahito, fire Curse Jogo, and nature Curse HanamiGojo's first-year class includes Yuji, Megumi, and Nobara Kugisaki. Part of their training is to go on missions to exorcise low-level curses, during which Sukuna takes an interest in Megumi, seeing his potential. Yuji can consume several of Sukuna's fingers while retaining his sense of self, impressing Gojo. He is also mentored by Gojo's colleague, first-grade sorcerer Kento Nanami. When his friend, a normal high school student named Junpei Yoshino, falls victim to Mahito's manipulations and is killed by him in front of Yuji, it marks a turning point for him, causing his first traumatic experience.
During a competition between the Tokyo and Kyoto Jujutsu schools, Cursed Spirits attack the students but the schools work together to fight them off. This turns out to be a distraction so Mahito can steal three "Death Paintings" (half-human half-Curses) from the Tokyo school, later summoning them to their full form. Yuji and Nobara kill two of the Death Paintings during a mission.
On Halloween 2018, Geto and the Cursed Spirits begin their ultimate plan by releasing several magical barriers over Shibuya to trap Gojo and normal civilians in. Though he puts up a fight and kills Hanami, Gojo is sealed away by Geto in the Prison Realm, a special artifact. The events reveal that the current Geto is not the original but rather Geto's corpse possessed by an ancient evil sorcerer named Kenjaku. Yuji and his allies face Kenjaku's forces in Shibuya to rescue Gojo but with Gojo gone, the Curses don't hold back, causing many casualties. Yuji faces Choso, the last and third Death Painting who fights him to avenge the killing of his brothers. Yuji is defeated, his life spared only due to Choso receiving a strange vision revealing that he and Yuji are also, in fact, brothers, related by blood. This causes him to switch loyalties, now siding with Yuji rather than Kenjaku. Jogo force-feeds an unconscious Yuji ten fingers at once, powering Sukuna enough to temporarily take over his body. Sukuna kills Jogo and battles Mahoraga, Megumi's most powerful and uncontrollable shikigami, causing Shibuya's near-destruction in the process.
Mahito kills Nanami and mortally wounds Nobara in front of Yuji to break him emotionally. With Todo's help, Yuji is able to defeat Mahito but is unable to stop Kenjaku from absorbing Mahito for his Cursed Technique. Kenjaku re-awakens countless new sorcerers throughout Japan that he had been planting for thousands of years, and unleashes a slew of Curses to usher in a world of Cursed Spirits reminiscent of the Heian period, the golden age of Jujutsu Sorcerers.
In the aftermath, the Jujutsu higher-ups reinstate Yuji's immediate execution, appointing second-year Yuta Okkotsu his executioner. Yuta, whose loyalty lies with Gojo, helps Yuji fake his death, and teams up with him, Megumi, and experienced sorcerer Yuki Tsukumo, along with Choso and second-year Maki Zen'in to meet Master Tengen, an immortal, part-Curse part-human sorcerer. Tengen reveals Kenjaku's plan to merge the former's consciousness with Japan's human population using "the Culling Games", a battle royale between all the awakened sorcerers to accumulate a massive amount of Cursed Energy to achieve this goal.
Maki is forced to kill her entire Zen'in clan when they lay a trap for her and kill her sister. Meanwhile, Yuji, Yuta, Megumi, second-year student Panda, and third-year student Kinji Hakari, seek out a mysterious woman named "Angel" who can free Gojo from the Prison Realm and help rescue Megumi's stepsister, Tsumiki, from participating in the Games. Kenjaku kills Yuki and captures Tengen. The group learns that Tsumiki has become a host for a reincarnated sorcerer, and Sukuna executes his ultimate plan: taking control of Megumi's body. He succeeds and kills Tsumiki to weaken Megumi's resolve. The main group uses Angel's power to free Gojo. Now unsealed, Gojo agrees to fight Sukuna on December 24.
Gojo faces off against Sukuna and Megumi's Ten Shadows. Although Gojo initially has the upper hand, Sukuna kills Gojo by slicing him in half. The rest of the sorcerers join in the battle as Sukuna revives himself to his true form. Meanwhile, Kenjaku is confronted by Fumihiko Takaba, a powerful sorcerer that proves an effective distraction, allowing Yuta to catch him off guard and decapitate him, though not before he adds a rule that allows Sukuna to become the Culling Games' master.
Yuta tells Sukuna he used Sukuna's last finger to copy his Cursed Technique. Maki, second year instructor Kusakabe, and Yuta's mentor Miguel all attempt to fight Sukuna, but all are overpowered. In a flashback, it is revealed that Sukuna ate his twin brother a thousand years ago in the womb because he was starving. Kenjaku then took the soul of Sukuna's twin brother and "made" Jin Itadori, Yuji's father, explaining why Yuji was able to contain Sukuna within him. This also makes Jin Sukuna's twin brother and Yuji his nephew. Choso sacrifices himself to protect Yuji.
Yuji and Todo overpower Sukuna, with Yuji impaling Sukuna's chest. As Sukuna attempts to use his Domain Expansion, he is stopped by Gojo's reappearance. However, Gojo is still dead; Yuta used Kenjaku's Cursed Technique to switch bodies with him. Yuji opens his own Domain Expansion; within it, he takes Sukuna on a journey through his hometown. Sukuna refuses to release Megumi; Yuji converses with Megumi's soul. Having been close to giving up, the conversation sparks Megumi's resolve to fight back. Sukuna realizes this and attempts to use his Domain Expansion. However, he realizes that one of the missing fingers on Yuji is not the one he took to possess Megumi. It is revealed that Yuta actually used one of Yuji's fingers instead. Meanwhile, Nobara arrives where Gojo hid Sukuna's last finger and uses it to attack Sukuna's soul. Yuji then lands a Black Flash on Sukuna, hitting his soul as well and turning the tide of the fight. Megumi frees himself from Sukuna as Yuji defeats him. He gives Sukuna one last chance, but Sukuna refuses and disintegrates away.
After the battle, Yuta is able to return to his own body again.
Jujutsu Kaisen
- Studio
- Mappa Co.Ltd
- Release Date
- October 3, 2020
- Number of Episodes
- 47
Naruto
My Anime List Score: 10 / 10
As anime becomes increasingly popular, more and more so with each passing year, it’s worth evaluating what is the number one anime of all time. There are many potential answers to that question, but many fans will opt for Naruto and they have several reasons to hand for why Naruto is the best anime ever.
When did Naruto anime come out?
Naruto is one of the most popular Japanese manga series, one that was written and illustrated by the legendary Masashi Kishimoto. It was published by Shueisha and it ran from 2000 to 2015, with Naruto Part I containing 27 volumes and with Naruto Part II containing 45 volumes. All 72 volumes have been released in English as well, which helps explain why Naruto is the best anime in terms of its reach and popularity.
As for what type of anime is Naruto, it was officially described as an adventure fantasy comedy focused on martial arts.
There was also a Naruto anime TV series, with the one titled Naruto airing from 2002 to 2007 and the one titled Naruto: Shippuden running from 2007 to 2017. The latter, the Naruto: Shippuden series, was especially popular and there are still many fans of it, even though the last episode aired over five years ago.
Is Naruto a good anime and is Naruto: Shippuden worth watching?
The fact that Naruto: Shippuden was renewed for 21 seasons is one of the clearest reasons as to why Naruto is the best anime. It ran for exactly 500 episodes in total and it was a game-changer, with many starting to wonder ‘Is Naruto the best anime?’
The show had several iconic characters and if you’re wondering what type of anime is Naruto, it’s a character-focused one, which is why it was so successful. There are several memorable characters from Naruto: Shippuden, with Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno, and Kakashi Hatake all forming Team 7, with Sai and Yamato joining later.
Five reasons why Naruto is the best anime
There are various reasons why Naruto is the best anime and five of the main reasons are:
- The characters of Naruto: The fans of the show maintain that the characters are so well-written and that this is why the show is so popular.
- Uzumaki Naruto is the best hero: Linked to the above, the titular character Uzumaki Naruto is so well constructed and is a role model kind of character for everyone watching on.
- The Naruto villains: The villains are well-written too, as Naruto has some great foes, such as Uchiha Madara, Uchiha Obito, Uchiha Itachi, Pain and Zabuza.
- The Naruto headbands: The forehead protectors, headbands worn by most shinobi and engraved with the symbol of their hidden village, are another iconic part of the show.
- The soundtrack: Anime soundtracks have evolved quite a lot since way back when Naruto anime came out, but this show has always been at the forefront of music trends and has always had an electric soundtrack that the fans can remember.
Naruto
- Studio
- Pierrot Co.Ltd
- Release Date
- October 3, 2002
- Number of Episodes
- 720
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