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Everyone loves a character who knows it all. With all their flaws and arrogance, people still tend to love them for their cunning attitude. Take an example of the modern Sherlock Holmes; even though he is arrogantly rude, fans still root for him. This is the charm of a smart character. In anime, writers have created many characters that people love to see on the screen. From intelligent detectives to genius scientists, anime has them all. Hence, today we will be listing the Smartest Anime Characters of all times.

1. Shikamaru Nara (Naruto)

Who’s a better contender to start off the list of the smartest anime characters than Naruto’s Shikamaru Nara. Shikamaru is one of those characters who is a leisurely genius. He is a person who believes that working too much is a waste of power and potential. Thus, Shikamaru relies more on strategy in any combat. Moreover, we have often seen Nara doing errands to ease his brain to think clearly. Thus, Shikamaru is definitely one of the smartest characters in the anime Naruto.

2. Senku Ishigami (Dr. Stone)

The Dr. Stone anime series features a genius scientist who brought an entire human race back from the stone age, Senku Ishigami. Well, Senku is the master of almost anything and everything. He can dissect the anatomy of everything that he can place his eyes upon. His intelligence proves to be helpful even in battle. As a result, he can predict the moves of his opponents to forge a strategy and charge an attack.

3. Kekashi Hatake (Naruto)

A more godly character who has proved his wit in Naruto is Kekashi Hatake. He is the master ninja who has been a teacher to many existing Naruto characters. Most of his students have become incredible fighters in the future. Despite all his powers, he is always calm in the face of danger. Hence, Kekashi Hatake gets the third spot on this list of the smartest anime characters.

4. Tenya Iida (My Hero Academia)

Even though Tenya Iida is far behind the other characters we have named in this list, he is still a pretty smart character. We see in My Hero Academia that his quirk is as simple as calf-engine, but he still manages to outsmart many opponents with them. Iida is a well-read student who knows how to counter any move strategically. Moreover, he is a brilliant student with a straight-A score in all the exams.

5. Itachi Uchiha (Naruto)

It looks like our list is going to be full of Naruto characters. Itachi Uchiha is undoubtedly a smart player in Naruto. He was able to stop a grave war by killing his whole tribe. At first, everyone believes Itachi to be a dark character, but it turns out that he was only preventing the war. Moreover, his fighting skills are unmatchable to any in the widely popular Naruto anime series.

6. Winry Rockbell (Fullmetal Alchemist)

The genius who never got her due in Fullmetal Alchemist is Winry Rockbell. Winry has lent her armor and gear to many characters in Fullmetal Alchemist. And her machines often prove helpful to the characters who use them in combat. She was so able to fix Ed’s arm that was facing troubles for a long time. Hence, we place Winry at the sixth spot on our list of the smartest anime characters.

7. Yagami Light (Death Note)

How can we not place Yagami Light on the list of the smartest anime characters? The series that is the pioneer of all smart anime shows is Death Note. The show has introduced us to a plethora of genius characters that we will look at further in the list. Yagami Light is the protagonist of Death Note, who uses sheer with to outsmart the world’s best detectives. And all this while he was still in high school.

8. Conan Edogawa (Detective Conan)

The next anime character on the list is the smartest detective, Conan Edogawa. Since the series is inspired by the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, many of Conan’s traits will remind you of Sherlock Holmes. His ability to look through people’s lives with a meet glance is something we have seen Holmes doing a lot many times. Moreover, Detective Conan is an actual genius in many subjects like biology and physics.

9. L Lawliet (Death Note)

The detective who was Japan’s number one investigator just at the age of 17 was ‘L.’ The college boy had an established name within the authorities to solve mysterious cases. But his most difficult case was the identity of the mass murderer Kira. Even then, L was successful in identifying Light as Kira. Besides, L was just moments away from catching the real Kira when he was murdered in cold blood. Nonetheless, Death Note’s popular character, L still is one of the smartest anime characters.

10. Dio Brando (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure)

One of the smartest villains that we have come across in any anime is the antagonist of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Dio Brando. The reason why Dio is a smart villain is that, despite limited powers, he has managed to make quite some trouble for the Joestars. He is a master strategist when it comes to planning trips for the family. Therefore, we can safely call Dio Brando one of the smartest anime characters of all time.

11. Bulma (Dragon Ball Z)

Bulma has been a smart character ever since she first appeared in the manga. Over the years, she has helped many of her peers with her inventions. Initially, it was only because of her smartness that Goku was able to locate the dragon balls. Even though her experiments go wrong sometimes, she still manages to create useful gadgets out of them.

12. Near (Death Note)

Let’s get back to Death Note, because almost everyone in this anime is intelligent enough to make it to this list. So, Near was the only one who could identify the real Kira and defeat him by the end. After all the endless back and forth between L and Yagami, Near threw aside the drama and put Light behind bars. While Light was in Japan, fooling the authorities, Near was observing his moves only to forge a plan to arrest him. Hence, he deserves a spot as the smartest anime character.

13. Madara Uchiha (Naruto)

A character that was able to beat even death is Madara Uchiha of the anime Naruto. Madara can be called the Beerus of Naruto. He is smart, he is powerful, and he is a genius. Over the years, Madara has trained himself to be a lethal opponent. He has perfected all his moves, and there no Jutsu that he cannot perform. People are still waiting for a character who can take down Madara Uchiha in Naruto.

So, with Madara Uchiha, we can conclude our list of the 13 Smartest Anime Characters. Which is your personal favorite? Did we miss out on any other character? Please share your thoughts in the comment section below. For more such nerd stuff, keep an eye on The Anime Daily.

Second to isekai, the sports genre of anime is widely popular around the globe. There is no chance that you haven’t heard of the popular anime Haikyuu!! which is essentially based on volleyball. But do you know that another sport is way more popular than just volleyball? Its baseball. Over the years, numerous baseball anime series have come and gone. Some traced beautiful landmarks while others failed to impress the audiences. Today, we will look at all the baseball anime series that were gems in the sports genre. So let us explore the best baseball anime that have come out so far. Here is q list of the 13 Best Baseball Anime.

13. Little Busters!

Little Busters is a classic baseball anime that started airing in 2012. It is given a rating of 7.66 on MAl, which impressive numbers on other rating platforms. It features the story of a weird baseball team that must learn to work together if they ever want to win. Witness the world of Little Busters want to become the best baseball team of Japan but are too ill-prepared to do so. Thus, the venture of these misfits forms a beautiful story.

12. Princess Nine: Kisaragi Joshikou Yakyuubu

A compelling sports story of women who want to join baseball is Princess Nine. The show was considered forward in approach as it was released at a time when the idea of women in sports was not entertained. We are talking about 1998. Produced by NHK, Princess Nine was a popular anime in its time. MyAnimeList has rated this show 7.35. The story traces the life of students in Kisaragi School for Girls. Princess Nine is a wonderful and compelling anime if you are looking for an easy watch.

11. H2

Another 90s show based on baseball is H2. The show came out in the summer of 1995. The producing company happened to be Production Reed, who was quite popular back then. H2 is given a 7.4 by MyAnimeList. The title stands for Hiro and Hideo, the two protagonists of the show. Moreover, these best friends always struggled to get along when it comes to baseball matches. This is because both of them happen to be the players of separate teams. The premise explorers story of friendship and sports rivalry in a compelling way. Thus, we place H2 on a top spot in our list of 13 Best Baseball Anime.

10. Miracle Giants Doumu-kun

On the tenth spot is Miracle Giants Doumu-Kun which is a show as old as anime itself. Miracle Giants Doumu-Kun started airing in 1989 under Yomiko Advertising studios. It was the first time that people were watching the animated version of any game. Thus, the show gained massive popularity. The overall rating of Miracle Giants Doumu-Kun stands 7.58 which is pretty good for an 80s show. The story tracks a ten-year-old Domo Shinjo, who is a gifted athlete in baseball. The story of a young boy into a professional Baseball world beautifully explores in the show. Watch this if you are a fan of underdog stories.

9. Azusa Will Help!

So, Azusa will help a show from 2004, which was a unique experiment for that time. Although the exhibit has a significantly lower critical rating of 6.38, it was still popular amongst the viewers. This TMS Entertainment baseball anime is based on a world of robots. In Karugamo High School, Baseball is a highly popular game. If you remember the popular American show Small Wonder, then you will understand the plot of this one too. Azusa is a robot, and she is a part of the baseball team! Both luck and chaos follow as this innocent robot joins the baseball team. The team’s fate begins to change immediately. Watch this one if you are a fan of genuine baseball tactics.

8. Major

Azusa Will Help got serious competition in 2004 in the form of Major. The show arrived in October 2004 and has an impressive MyAnimeList rating of 8.45. It was produced under the production company Studio Hibari. Moreover, the series follows the endeavors of young baseball players who are struggling to see a win for a long time. To their embarrassment, all of their fathers have been legendary baseball players in their time. Watch the show as these players struggle to live up to the expectations of society. Don’t miss this one if you love anime and baseball both.

7. Taisho Baseball Girls

For this one, don’t go by the low ratings. Taisho Baseball Girls will not disappoint you once you start bingeing. This 2009 show came to us by J.C. Staff. Girl power is not a new thing. It was pretty strong during the Taisho era. Although the show came out in 2009, the premise was set in 1925. A compelling story of persevering women who want to make a mark in the baseball world is Taisho Baseball Girls. Hence, this one is a must-watch if you are a fan of baseball.

6. Play Ball

Right after Major, Play Ball was released in 2005. This one made a huge mark in the anime industry. The show is rated a good 7.5 for its compelling storytelling. It was produced by Eiken productions. Play Ball has a premise that revolves around the themes of perseverance, hard work, and triumph. We see the protagonist struggling to prove his talent in baseball despite a major injury that might grow over time. Watch this beautiful story with the message to never give up upon dreams in life.

5. One Outs

A 2008 release that took the baseball anime genre by storm is One Out. Well, it has a considerably high rating of 8.42 by critics. To add to that, the show is a Madhouse production, which is a popular name in anime. One Outs is an interesting premise of a character who is well-equipped with amazing baseball talent. But this is not a person you will ever hope to like or befriend. Watch this story as Toua Tokuchi changes his attitude towards life while also improving upon his game. Do you think this one deserves a #5 spot on the Best Baseball Anime list?

4. Big Windup!

Big Windup! is another beautiful anime series on our list. The 2007 series has a high rating on MyAnimeList of 8.14 out of 10. The plot tracks Ren Mihashi, an enthusiastic baseball player who has all the talents to become a legendary athlete. But it is only his brain that stops him. The only thing Ren needs to do is to believe in his talent. Therefore, this one is a story of internal battles that one must fight before entering the pitch.

3. Cross Game

Cross Game is a hit 2009 anime series that is still relevant to people around the globe. The premise tracks Kou Kitamura, who is a secret baseball player. But he shies away from displaying his immense talent. This one is more of a friendship story than a baseball story. Cross Game does have its fair share of good baseball scenes. Fans liked it so much that even after all these years, the series has maintained an 8.56 rating on MyAnimeList. Hence, we give it the third spot on our list of 13 Best Baseball Anime.

2. Moshidora

So, Moshidora is a popular name in the baseball anime world. Rated 7.04, this one is a beautiful story of a combination of baseball and business that came out back in 2009. The story sheerly focuses on the tactics of baseball. The titular protagonist Minami Kawashima leads a team of average baseball players. She coaches them to become highly skilled individuals only through her strategic planning.

1. Ace of Diamond

Even a non-anime fan would have guessed the contender of the first spot in this list of 13 Best Baseball Anime. That’s right, it goes to Ace of Diamond. The critically acclaimed show has an unbelievable 9 out of 10 MAL rating. Meet Eijun Sawamura, an ambitious young boy who is already an incredible player at such a young age. Follow his journey as he perseveres to get a selection in the national team. Hard work, passion, and triumph are the main themes of this masterpiece.

With this, we conclude our list of the 13 best baseball anime series. Which of these do you think is the best? Please share with us your thoughts in the comment section. Moreover, for more such listicles, keep an eye on this corner.

It is a proven fact that most non-anime watchers would prefer a sports anime if given a choice. The sports genre of anime is one of the most popular categories that exist among the fanbases. All kinds of audiences enjoy a light-hearted sports anime that imbibe the story of a persevering team or a player who tries out his luck in a sport. Be it baseball or volleyball, these shows garner large audiences sheerly because of the love of sports. So today, we have culminated a list of only the best offers in the popular genre. Here is a list of the 13 Best Sports Anime.

13. Eyeshield 21

The 2005 show which experimented its way in Japan through football was Eyeshield 21. Soccer was not that popular in the east like it was in the west. Still, Eyeshield 21 managed to catch many eyeballs in that period. The show is given a pretty impressive rating of 8.08 by MyAnimeList. When Studio Gallop first released Eyeshield 21 in 2005, fans were not very keen to watch the show.

But as the story progressed, many fans changed their view towards soccer. The plot traces the life of Sena Kobayakawa, who has become an incredible runner as he was chased by bullies all his life. One day, the captain of the Football Club notices his skills and makes him join the football team. His journey into learning the skills of football and becoming a great player makes it a compelling plot. Eyeshield 21 has its share of comedy and tragedy beautifully combined.

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12. Kuroko No Basket

A decade-old addition to the basketball genre of anime is Kuroko No Basket. Produced by Production I.G, this 2012 show won many hearts because of a beautiful coming-of-age story. Even on the global charts, the show has a rating of 8.46. “You will be the light, and I will be your shadow” is the show’s most iconic line.

And this pretty much summarises the entire plot of Kuroko No Basket. Kuroku Tetsuya and Taiga Kagami are best friends and strategic players of basketball. But they have very contrasting playing tactics. This is a beautifully crafted basketball show which you should not miss if the themes of friendship and teamwork attract you. Hence we give Kuroko No Basket the third spot in this list of Best Sports Anime.

11. Haikyuu!!

Haikyuu!! is a name you would’ve heard even if you have zero clues about the anime world. This popular volleyball story by Production I.G has a high reputation amongst fans. MyAnimeList has rated this show 8.68, which is a high number as compared to many others. This 2014 show has four seasons with 20 episodes each.

The story of Haikyuu!! takes us to Karasuno High, where a Volleyball Team is triumphing hard to make its way towards becoming Japan’s number one volleyball team. The team has two new players, Hinata and Tobio, who are responsible for the upgrade in the team’s performance. However, there are many hurdles in the way of these students. The beautiful journey of a dysfunctional team into becoming Japan’s number one team is Haikyuu!!.

10. Hajime No Ippo

A classic anime that made its mark at the beginning of the century was Hajime No Ippo. Hajime No Ippo was created by Madhouse Studios in the year 2000. The show is based on professional boxing as a sport. Moreover, the series has an impressive score of 8.83 on global charts. The premise introduces us to Ippo Makunouchi, a quiet High School student who has faced bullying all his life.

All he ever wants to do is give a tough fight to his bullies. But he never manages to gather the courage to hit them back. Everything changes when he meets a professional boxer, Takamura Mamoru. This new guardian offers Ippo to join boxing, and he does! Ippo’s beautiful journey of inner rage and triumph will make you fall in love with Hajime No Ippo.

9. Prince of Tennis

As the name suggests, this show is based on the sport of Tennis which was not very popular in the early 2000s. On MyAnimeList, the rating of this popular show is 8.05 out of 10. J.C.Staff and Production I.G is behind this show. The plot follows the life of Ryouma Ichizen, whose father was a legendary tennis player. But this fact has always burdened him into becoming his equal.

Prince of Tennis is purely based on the techniques and tactics of Tennis. Whether this talented boy will get his own due in Tennis, we will only find out as we watch this one. The compelling story made Prince of Tennis one of the best sports anime of the 2000s. If you are looking for positivity and motivation in life, this is the show for you.

8. Free! Eternal Summer

And the eighth spot for the best sports anime goes to Free! Eternal Summer. The series is produced by Kyoto Animation in 2014, Free! Eternal Summer is based on the sport of swimming. Welcome to Iwatobi Swim Club, which is a small highschool swimming club set by students. Initially, this swim club performs decently at competitions.

But as the boys grow up, they must choose a path between career and passion. Witness the small pressures of life as the students have many choices ahead of them, but in reality, there is truely none. Don’t miss this beautiful story of one’s love for swimming and the parallel decision of choosing a career in life.

7. One Outs

So, One Outs is a 2008 release that took the baseball anime genre by storm. One Outs has a high rating of 8.42/10 on MAL. The series is created by Madhouse Studios, which is known for producing incredible shows. Moreover, the plot of One Outs tracks the daily chores of Toua Tokuchi who is a normal high school boy who purposefully lives a dangerous life.

Toa Tokuchi will the most irritable protagonist that you will come across in any anime. He is a thanklessly careless boy. Yet, you will overlook all his flaws when you see him on the pitch. Thus, the story of this eccentric man makes a compelling premise.

6. Yowamushi Pedal: Grande Road

Are you a fan of cycling? Then maybe the makers read your mind and decided to make this show for you. Yowamushi Pedal: Grande Road is an unconventional anime that is based on cycling as a sport. Moreover, the global charts record a rating of 8.28 for this anime series. TMS Entertainment came up with this idea in 2014, and the rest is history.

Sakamichi Onoda and his friends compete against each other to become better professional cyclists. The series is based on the theme of endeavor in the face of hardships. Watch this one to witness a compelling story that will motivate you for life.

5. Big Windup!

Another beautiful show on our list is the 2007 release, Big Windup. MyAnimeList has rated this one an 8.14. The plot revolves around Ren Mihashi, who is a middle school baseball player. Much like Cross Game, this protagonist also suffers from low self-esteem, which affects his game.

Ren must learn to take charge of his emotions and focus only on his game. The show explorers not just the techniques and tactics of a game but also the emotional states of the player. This is a brilliantly crafted show that is a perfect blend of enthralling and thrilling storytelling.

4. Cross Game

This one is a 2009 hit series that people binge even now. Even MyAnimeList has given this show a high rating of 8.56. The plot revolves around a secret baseball player, Kou Kitamura. The reason why this boy keeps his talent for baseball secret is that he is scared of displaying his talent publicly.

The Tsukishima family eventually helps him bring out his talent in the real world as he sets a journey to become the greatest baseball player ever. This one is a masterpiece that you must not miss at any cost if baseball is your thing.

3. Initial D: Final Stage

Produced by SynergySP, Initial D: Final Stage is a 2014 anime that is based on racing. MyAnimeList rates this one 8.29 for portraying thrilling action. Meet Takumi Fujiwara, a confident racer who has never lost a race in his life. But now, the game is not for the rookies anymore.

The stakes are high as this is a race they have never participated in. The contenders, the winning prize, and the bid are all at their highest. Will these opponents finally beat our team of champions? Initial D Final Stage will not disappoint you in any way. Thus, Initial D: Final Stage gets the third spot on our list of 13 Best Sports Anime.

2. Air Gear

A Toei Animation produced show which landed in many hearts in 2006 was Air Gear. Don’t go by the critical rating of 7.69. You will love this street fighting fiesta despite all its flaws. As for the premise, it follows the life of a young boy Itsuki Minami, who is yet another rebellious street-fighter.

But his street-fighting days are short-lived as he comes across a mysterious pair of roller skates. These skates take him to an entirely different world where one must skate in order to survive. Thus, watch this chaotic and enthralling story as Itsuki struggles to find his place in the new world.

1. Major

Major arrived in October 2004 when many production companies work going for sports anime. MyAnimeList rating for this one is a solid 8.45 out of 10. The show was produced under the production company SynergySP. The premise follows the journey of a young baseball team who must follow their fathers’ footsteps, who have been legendary baseball players.

The protagonist, Gorou Honda, is a Little League who wants to be a Major League Battle just like his father. The story of Major is divided into six seasons. Hence, don’t miss this one if baseball is your thing.

So, these were all the sports anime that have made a mark amongst audiences. Are you satisfied with the rankings of our list of Best Sports Anime? Did we miss out on any of your favorite shows? Which sports show do you plan to watch next? Let us know in the comment section. For more cool stuff on anime, keep visiting this corner.

Who doesn’t like Treasure Hunts? They are full of mysteries, clues, and hurdles that make the venture even more eventful. Over time, many treasure hunting anime series have tried luck upon the audiences, but only a few succeeded in leaving an impression. So today, we will look at only the best shows that have managed to stun the audience with a compelling story. If you are a fan of treasure hunts and you understand the adrenaline rush that keeps you to the edge of the seat, then this article is for you. We have hand-picked just the right shows for you. Here is a list of 10 Best Treasure Hunt Anime series.

10. Coyote Ragtime Show

Coyote Ragtime Show is a 2006 treasure hunt anime that was a unique experiment for that time. The show consists of a single season with 12 episodes. This one is yet another prison break story for the quest for a treasure.

Mister is a renowned criminal who is accompanied by two others to find a legendary treasure. But there is another side of officers who are chasing the three criminals. The back and forth between these two groups makes an amazing chase story.

9. Inuyasha

On the 10th spot, we have the 2000 release Inuyasha. Created by Animax, Inuyasha is a seven-season long anime series that left a strong mark during its time. This anime is a direct adaptation of the manga series of the same name created by Rumiko Takahashi.

Inuyasha traces the story of a heroic figure Kagome Higurashi who is nothing but a mere 15-year-old. This one is a beautiful retelling of a historic Japanese legend. Witness a story of courage at a very young age.

8. Wild Arms: Twilight’s Venom

Going back to the late 90s, Wild Arms: Twilight’s Venom was a popular pop culture thing. The show had two seasons, twelve episodes each.

The premise follows three criminals who are on the run. Their constant struggle to stay underground and hide from the police is taking a toll on their livelihoods. Things escalate quickly when they meet a young but prodigal kid. See to find out yourself what this kid has to offer to these three prisoners. The sheer tension and rush of the screenplay make this a compelling story.

7. Nanana’s Buried Treasure

On the second spot is the popular 2002 show Nanana’s Buried Treasure. The series could only serialize for a single season, but it was enough to make it a cult show. If you are a fan of both treasure hunts and ghost stories, then this is the anime show for you.

Yama is a normal high school student who comes across an empty mansion. Everything changes the moment he steps foot in this house. Witness the quest of a ghost and a human who are looking for the criminals who killed the ghost in the past.

6. The Last Wizard of the Century

A highly rated 1999 anime show was Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century. The anime got several follow-up spinoffs because of the world it created. Another plot that revolves around criminals and their robbing adventures is this one. Meet Kaitou Kid, a street-smart criminal who has been fooling the authorities for ages.

But now, he has competition. New gangs are dominating his arena. He must prove to the rookies that he is the real ace in the town. Follow this story as all the criminal world goes into chaos in search of an esteemed treasure. Hence, we place Case Closed on the seventh spot of our list of Best Treasure Hunt Anime.

5. AIKa R-16: Virgin Mission

This one is a 2007 movie anime series that was a unique experiment with the space-time genre. Studio Fantasia brought us this incredibly thrilling show in a time when space was not being explored in anime.

Meet Aika, a perfect protagonist who you would root for any time. Follow her story as she struggles to find work in the real world. But when she does, she realizes how grave the danger is in front of her. Track the adventurous life of Aika as new hurdles come up her way.

4. Elf Princess Rane

So, Elf Princess Rane is a single movie venture by Media Blasters production house. This anime came out in 1995 but still remains quite relevant. The stories of the legendary treasure of Salamander are quite popular.

That’s what this anime deals with. The protagonist Gou is all set to head out on a quest to bring home this treasure. On the way, she meets many magical beings who help her in her quest. See to find out yourself the secret that this treasure holds.

3. Rune Soldier

If you are looking for a light-hearted laugh, then immediately start bingeing the 2001 show Rune Soldier. It’s a single-season show with a touch of comedy mixed with a chaotic Treasure Hunt.

Meet four contrasting personalities who are on a treasure hunt. What is more, fun to witness is the back and forth between these characters as they learn to get along on their journey. As the party enters the ruins looking for the treasure, it becomes clear that the stakes are much higher than they expected. Witness a story of selfish people learning to work in solidarity with a kingdom.

2. Ruin Explorers

Another single film venture that came along with Elf Princess Rane in 1995 was Ruin Explorers. The anime consisted of four episodes.

Witness this brilliant plot that follows the lives of two hunters who are looking for a magical treasure for their personal gains. But their journey makes them realize that there are things far beyond their own wish that need correction. Their treasure hunt becomes a memorable life lesson as troubles come their way.

1. One Piece

One Piece is the longest-running manga series of all time. The series was originally written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda. This legendary manga series is up and running since 1997. It has been serialized by the Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine. As said, this one is the longest-running anime series of all time. With almost a thousand episodes and 1100 chapters, One Piece has a name of its own.

Meet Monkey D. Luffy, an adventurous voyager who has some unique abilities. Monkey can turn himself like rubber at will. His elastic body was a result of eating a Devil Fruit. In search of the treasure called “One Piece,” Luffy and friends set out on a voyage of a lifetime.

With this, we can conclude our list of the Best Treasure Hunt Anime Shows. Which of these shows do you plan on watching? Is there any popular show that we failed to mention in the list? Let us know in the comment section. For more such unique listicles, keep visiting The Anime Daily.

This is our list of the 13 Best Original Anime without any source material. There are many anime series out there that are completely dependent on the source materials in the form of mangas or light novels. In fact, some anime are created for the sole purpose of boosting the sales of manga. However, there are only a few studios that dare to produce an original story.

Today, we will acknowledge these original products through our list. Therefore, we have handpicked only the best shows for you out of all the others. Thus, here is a list of the 13 Best Original Anime series that do not have source material.

1. FLCL (2000)

The first name on the list is a highly rated sci-fi anime. FLCL is classic when it comes to original anime shows. Production IG is responsible for creating this masterpiece. So, the story of FLCL follows Naota Nandaba, who is living an ordinary life until Haruka enters his life. Haruka changes the course of his life and drags him into mysterious happenings. Additionally, the anime ran for three seasons and even won the Best Animation Film award in 2003. Hence, do check out FLCL once!

2. Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995)

Another very popular original anime is the 90s show Neon Genesis Evangelion. Gainax and Tatsunoko Productions are responsible for bringing this brilliant concept. The plot is based in a futuristic world where humanity is counting its final days. As a result, the United Nations has assigned a task force to solve the matters. Here, Evangelions the only able weapons that humans possess. How will they make work of the limited weapons? So, watch the show to find out yourself.

3. Macross Frontier (2008)

So, Macross Frontier was the third addition to the already popular MF series. The creator of the show is Satelight Studios. Much like Evangelion, Macross Frontier also follows an intergalactic war between humans and an alien race. So, the protagonist Alto is a new recruit in the frontline staff. Hence, he must forge a plan to protect humanity at his best. Thus, Macross Frontier is a single-season venture which will definitely keep you at the edge of your seat.

4. Slayers (1995)

The 90s was a golden time for original anime shows. Our next name in the list is also a show from that decade. E G Films is the Studio behind this creation. The plot of Slayers revolves around an apprentice, Lina, who steals valuable objects for a living. But one day, she steals a magical object that drags her into a series of troubles. So, follow the adventures of Lina as she finds the truth behind this mysterious object. Hence, Slayers will surely intrigue you as a viewer.

5. Yuri On Ice (2016)

A very recent original anime that has become one of the most popular shows of the last five years is Yuri On Ice. Yuri is the famous ice skating face of Japan. But she has lost the initial spark for the sport now. Victor Nikiforov is her new mentor who tries his best to bring out her love for ice. MAPPA Studios brought this beautiful story to us. Thus, do watch this 12-episode saga of a rising star.

6. Samurai Champloo (2005)

Manglobe studios created this brilliant story more than a decade ago. The show takes you back to the Edo period. The protagonist duo accidentally kills a Prince. What follows is a story full of running, chasing, and hidings. Now, there is only one Samurai in the country who can help them. Samurai Champloo is definitely an engaging story, and you will end up watching all the 12 episodes in one go.

7. Terror In Resonance (2014)

Another addition from MAPPA Studios to our list is the 2014 show Terror In Resonance. This 11-episode story follows the aftermath of a terror attack in Tokyo. What follows is a game between the terror group and the authorities. Much like the back and forth between Kira and Police in Death Note, it also gives you the same vibes. Terror In Resonance is a compelling story that deals with the themes of the horrors of war. It is amongst the best original anime that will never be forgotten even after years.

8. ID Invaded (2020)

Anime ID Invaded is a pretty recent show that was brought to us by Studio NAZ. The plot divides into 13 episodes. ID Invaded revolves around a murder investigation. The detective’s own daughter was brutally murdered in strange circumstances. Now, he must find the criminal and take revenge for the loss of his daughter. Hence, IDI will become one of your favorite shows.

9. Active Raid (2016)

A collaboration by Production IMS and Orange Studios brings an amazing concept in the form of Active Raid. This single-season venture deals with the themes of crime and drama. A new technology enters the Japanese towns to control the number of crimes. The story centers around one of the units responsible for handling this new technology- Unit 8. So, Active Raid is a unique experiment in anime which you should visit at least once.

10. Cowboy Bebop (1998)

Anime Cowboy Bebop is a classic anime of all time. The Sunrise Studios are behind this amazing anime. Much like Active Raid, this one also deals with the rising crimes of a city. Here, the people responsible for catching criminals are cowboys. Protagonist Spike must become a high-ranking cowboy in order to earn more rewards. Thus, this one is a truely adventurous story that you should miss at no cost.

11. Ergo Proxy (2006)

A Manglobe studios creation that hit the world in 2006 was Ergo Proxy. This anime deals with a war between humans and androids who used to live together peacefully. But the androids get corrupted by the thought of being a superior race. Henceforth, humans must yearn for their survival. Ergo Proxy has some of the best visuals you will ever see in anime. So, do watch this one as it is one of the best original anime of all time.

12. Psycho Pass (2012)

A Production IG creation that became an instant hit with the first season itself was Psycho-Pass. The story is set in a futuristic Japan where everyone must go through a mental check-up to define if they can be potential criminals. Much like Death Note, here, too, the lines of justice are blurry and unclear. So, do watch this show as the government and the protagonist clash at the ideas of justice.

13. Carole & Tuesday (2019)

Anime Carole & Tuesday is a pretty recent addition to the list of original shows. The production of the show is done by Studio Bones. The titular characters, Carole and Tuesday, are passionate about music, and they are fed up with the AI tracks that are out there. Hence, they both decide to show the world what real and organic music really is. Thus, Carole & Tuesday is a beautiful story that you will not regret watching.

So, with Carole & Tuesday, we can conclude our list of the 13 Best Original Anime with no source material. Hence, we hope that this list will help in deciding your next binge. For more such listicles, keep visiting The Anime Daily.

Are you looking for the 13 Best Detective Anime? Who doesn’t like a good detective story? Detective literature has been a very popular genre for a very long time. And the same popularity is resonated throughout platforms. The investigative stories started dominating all forms of entertainment, from literature to cinema to anime. Thus, this category of filmmaking has become a cult in 2021.

Throughout ages, the anime industry has seen many detective stories come and go. Some of them were successful ventures, while some just couldn’t make it. So today, we have collected some of the best investigative anime stories for you. Thus, here is a list of the 13 Best Detective Anime.

1. Psychic Detective Yakumo (2010)

What better way to kick-start this list than with a story full of horror mysteries. This Bee Train production anime is a thrilling story of murder mystery that takes place in a high school. Haruka Ozawa believes that he is soon going to be killed. So, he contacts Yakumo Saito to help. Yakumo is a naturally gifted psychic who can talk to the dead. What follows is a bone-chilling tale of the undead. Hence, Psychic Detective Yakumo is a single-season venture that you should miss at no cost.

2. Erased (2016)

A-1 Pictures brought this thrilling detective story in 2016. With just 12 episodes, the series was successful in establishing its place in the anime community. The plot tracks a middle-aged Satoru Fujinuma. We soon learn that Satoru has the psychic power of reversing situations. But these powers drag him into a murder accusation which he did not commit. The story is about the search for the real murderer as Satoru travels through different timelines. If you are a fan of time travel, then Erased is the show for you.

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3. Detective Conan: Case Closed (1996)

Inspired by the works of Author Conan Doyle, this one is a tale as old as time. Detective Conan is a production of TMS Entertainment. So the story follows Shinichi Kudou, who is a regular high schoolboy. Shinichi has a natural attraction towards suspicious activities. This curiosity leads him into a situation where he encounters a dangerous drug mafia. What happens next is a story full of science, mystery, and logic. Detective Conan will definitely give you flashbacks from Sherlock Holmes.

4. Hyauka (2012)

A show that hit the screens a decade ago is Hyauka. The story is known to be based on the real-life events of the author (manga) Honobu Yonezawa. Kyoto Animation brought this story to life. Meet Hotaro Oreki, a young high school boy who joins a new Literature Club. Little to his knowledge, this club works more as a detective team than a student group. The brilliant minds go ahead into solving some of the most confusing cases of Gifu Prefecture town. You will definitely not regret tuning in to this one as it is one of the Best Detective Anime you’d get your hands on.

5. Detective School Q (2003)

If you have been recently watching My Hero Academia, then you will definitely enjoy the world created in Detective School Q. Meet the curiously stubborn boy Kyuu who has a strong affinity for mysterious incidence. It is clear from the start that he wants to become nothing but a detective. Thus, he gets admission in one of the best ivy league detective schools in the country. New characters enter as they form a core team of budding detectives to solve the mysteries of the town. Detective School Q is a Studio Pierrot creation that still remains relevant after so many years.

6. Death Note (2006)

A Madhouse Studios production which still remains one of the most beloved series, is Death Note. Death Note is one of the pioneers that made anime popular in the west. The premise follows a young high school student Yagami Light who finds a mysterious book. We learn that this notebook is actually a Death Note which is a possession of the Death Gods. Light soon finds out that Death Note is a powerful object, and it kills the people whose names are written on it. What follows is a mass genocide of criminals. How will the world authorities stop these killings? Watch the show to find out.

7. Bungou Stray Dogs (2016)

This one a quite an ironic story of two mismatched men trying to solve a weird mystery. Orphan Atsushi Nakajima is hallucinating about a mysterious tiger for months. However, something tells him that these are not hallucinations. And so, enters Osamu Dazai, an eccentric detective who is looking for this tiger. Thus, both of them help one another to find the whereabouts of this peculiar animal. Almost anything can happen in this odd story!

8. Un-Go (2011)

Studio Bones came up with a brilliant detective story a decade ago. Un-GO is pretty much like Sherlock Holmes but was a slight twist. Detective Shinjuurou Yuuki and his sidekick Inga solve cases in the city of New York. But their perfect partnership is soon shattered when Inga reveals his true intentions. What did Inga do? What is the real truth Shinjuurou? You will get all the answers when you watch this 13-episode saga.

9. Ghost Hunt (2006)

This one is a classic ghost story involving a street-smart detective. J. C. Staff Studios brought us this incredible show. The series has a pretty standardized setup. Detective Shibuya Kazuya is hired to investigate a peculiar school building that is known to be haunted. So, be prepared to enter a world of occult where you will encounter several ghosts and paranormal beings. Hence, Ghost Hunt is definitely a worthy contender in this list of Best Detective Anime.

10. Monster (2004)

As the name suggests, Monster is a pretty dark show. Created by Madhouse, this series brought out some genuine questions about one’s morality. Meet Dr. Kenzou Tenma, who is one of the best neurosurgeons in Japan. Kenzou occasionally hallucinates about a monster he saved nine years ago. Thus, he wants to find out if these are his delusions or something is actually haunting him. Watch this intriguing show sheerly for its gritty visuals.

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11. Black Butler (2008)

Black Butler is popular isekai anime of the past decade. A-1 Pictures is behind this incredible show. The premise is set in Victorian England, where a young boy, Ciel Phantomhive, deals with Satan. However, this bargain involves a bodyguard for a soul. Enters Black Butler, who becomes a good companion to Ciel. Follow their story as the Butler and Ciel work together to solve the mysterious happenings in their mansion.

12. Himitsu Top Secret (2008)

Set in a futuristic world, Himitsu is a moral battle between ideas of privacy. So, what triggers this debate is a technology that can retrieve the memories of the dead. While this new tech can help in solving murder mysteries, but ripping the dead off of their personal choices is the big question here. Himitsu Top Secret is a thought-provoking detective story that looks for or the governments’ original intentions behind approving such a concept. Moreover, Madhouse Studios is responsible for bringing this brilliant show to life.

13. Gosick (2011)

Another decade-old story of a mystery is Gosick. Kazuya Kujou is a Japanese student in an English academy. Because of his different ethnicity, many students shy away from befriending him. As a result, Kujou is always spending his time in the library. One day, he comes across a strange blonde girl in the restricted section of the library. From there on, the two are tied by fate. Now, Kujou has no choice but to help this mysterious being.

With Gosick, we have come to the conclusion of our list of the 13 Best Detective Anime. So, which of these shows have you watched already? Which show do you plan on binging next? Do share your thoughts in the comment section. For more such listicles, keep visiting The Anime Daily.

Are you looking for the 13 Best Monster Hunting Anime? Then you have come to the right place. Ghouls, demons, and monsters, give them whatever name you like. These creatures have always had prominent roles in anime. And people love to see a threat as a demon in any anime series. The massive success of Demon Slayer is one such example.

So, today we are here with some of the best shows that contain incredible Monster Hunting sagas. If the idea of demons and monsters propels you, then you will definitely love these shows. Here is a list of the 13 Best Monster Hunting Anime.

1. Goblin Slayer (2020)

The past year was a disastrous time for all of humanity. Fortunately, there were many incredible shows to help us get through this tough time. One of them was the White Fox Studio creation, Goblin Slayer. So, the plot of the show revolves around the companionship of a mysterious warrior, Goblin Slayer, and a Priestess. Watch their story as they wander in a world full of goblins. They learn that a huge number of goblin tribes reside in their kingdom, and they plan to overtake all of humanity. Hence, they set out on a mission to stop these cunning creatures.

2. The Rising Of The Shield Hero (2019)

A show that came two years back and became instantly popular was The Rising Of The Shield Hero. This show was an endeavor of the Kinema Citrus studios. One season of the show is already out, and the second is under renewal. The premise is set in an alternate dimensional kingdom. Protagonist Naofumi Iwatani mysteriously finds himself in this kingdom. And now he is expected to become the Shield Hero and protect the common folk from the monsters known as Waves. Hence, time and fate teach him that the job of a Shield Hero is not a piece of cake. The Rising Of The Shield Hero is an incredible story of bravery and honor of selfless warriors.

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3. Garo (2014)

In 2014, MAPPA Studios came with a brilliant anime, Garo, which had a premise like none other. This single-season story is set in the kingdom of Valiante. The fight is between the two factions of this area- the authorities and the sorcerers. But the king does not know that these sorcerers are the reason that the kingdom is safe from the horrors of dark creatures. As more and more apprentices are killed, the dark forces become stronger. Now the prince of the kingdom and the protagonist Leon must set things right. If you are a fan of dark and gritty visuals, then Garo has a lot to offer.

4. Inuyasha (2000)

A fabulous tale of bravery is the 2000 show Inuyasha. This story has seen a long trail of adaptations. With two television series, six seasons, and four feature films, this Sunrise production is still relevant amongst many fans. So, the story traces an ordinary 15-year-old student Kagome Higurashi who is suddenly transported to an ancient kingdom. Little to her knowledge, all the dark forces of the empire are after her because she is the holder of the Shikon Jewel. Now, she has to safeguard both the jewel and herself. Thus, Inuyasha will leave you stunned with its beautiful portrayal of courage.

5. Dororo (2019)

Another popular MAPPA creation of the past year is Dororo. This show became an instant hit as soon as it came out in January two years ago. So, the plot of Dororo tracks the titular character, which is more or less a chirpy vagabond who lives off stealing. Soon he becomes a companion of Hyakkimaru, who is a limbless man. Both of them set out on a journey of fighting demons and dark creatures. Dororo has a big secret at the end of the show as we find that all we know about the title character is a lie.

6. Grimgar of Ash and Fantasy (2016)

Five years ago, a beautiful tale of heroes hit the television. This was an A-1 Pictures creation that became extremely popular just after a single season. Grimgar of Ash and Fantasy is a story of a group of people who are left in a strange land of Grimgar. Best speculate that this place is like a video game, and they have to cross-level in order to survive. Of course, there are little demons that want to eat these people alive. Grimgar of Ash and Fantasy has some pretty fantabulous visuals that will make you awestruck.

7. Berserk (2016)

The next candidate on the list is the very popular show Berserk. The two-season saga that was brought to us by OLM became a trend in its time. The premise traces a legendary soldier, Guts, who has made it his life’s mission to kill every demon that comes in his way. Berserk is a proper monster-hunting anime that has all elements of a perfect demon-hating protagonist. If not for the story, watch Berserk for its compelling portrayal of emotional arcs.

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8. Terra Formars (2014)

Studio LIDENFILMS is responsible for bringing us this incredible show. Terra Formars is not for the faint-hearted because it contains cockroaches, a lot of them. Human beings suicide to send cockroaches to Mars to see how they evolve. Decades later, an entirely new species of Terra Formars resides on Mars, who are essentially giant cockroaches. What follows is a long-stretched war between humans and these monsters. If you are easily intimidated by creepy crawlies, then maybe Terra Formars is not for you.

9. Demon Slayer (2020)

If you have been following the anime world currently, then the chances are you have already seen Demon Slayer. This MADHOUSE production has turned out to become one of the greatest phenomena of the past year. The premise follows Tanjiro Kamado, whose entire family is murdered by a mysterious demon. Now, this young boy has no choice but to become a Demon Slayer. Parallelly, his sister Nezuko is also turning into a monster. So, he must deal with both the troubles at the same time. Don’t wait to watch Demon Slayer; it’s definitely worth your time.

10. Claymore (2007)

Yet another Madhouse production that made its mark as a brilliant monster-hunting anime is Claymore. Claymore is a saga of a brave soldier woven in a single season. The plot is set in a secluded Kingdom where demons constantly haunt the common folk. The lone soldier who is out there to help these people, Claymore. This story is about companionship between Claymore and Raki as he also learns the skill of executing demons from this legendary figure.

11. God Eater (2015)

A pretty recent addition to this list is God Eater. Ufotable Studio is responsible for bringing this videogame concept to life. So, the story is based around an intergalactic war between humans and an alien species that has captured their native planet. As a result, a team of God Arcs is created to fight to take back earth. What follows is a great war which is a treat to watch. Don’t miss out on God Eater at any cost.

12. Jujutsu Kaisen (2020)

We know that Jujutsu Kaisen is one of the most popular anime of the past year. MAPPA studios are the creator of the show. Follow the story of Yuuji Itadori as he faces an incredibly dangerous situation. All this happens because he once unknowingly touches a cursed item. A lot of weird instances take place after this. We don’t want to spoil the fun for you. Watch for yourself to find out how Yuuji sets things back to normal.

13. Attack On Titan (2013)

So, Attack On Titan is quite a phenomenon in the anime world. Additionally, many otakus will tell you that they started watching anime with Attack On Titan. The story follows a great war between humans and Titans as both of them want to live a free and safe life. However, this is not an ordinary one. The Titans are superior beings with incredible superpowers. And humans have nothing but weapons. Witnesses grand retelling of a fantabulous war in Attack on Titan.

So, with Attack on Titan, we can conclude our list of the 13 Best Monster Hunting Anime. Which of these shows is your personal favorite? Please let us know in the comment section down below. For more such listicles, Anime Daily is your place.

The Basketball genre is by far the most underrated category of anime. The sport has so much potential in portraying great stories of passion and triumphs. Moreover, the existing shows have done justice to the epicness of this sport. But it’s the misfortune of this genre that people can name only a few of these shows. So today, we are here to familiarise you with some of the most epic basketball anime shows of all time. Without any further ado, here is a list of the 13 Best Basketball Anime.

1. Dear Boys (2003)

The first contender in our list is the A.C.G.T. Production’s Dear Boys, commonly known as Hoop Days. The plot tracks the life of a passionate basketball player, Aikawa Kazuhiko. At first, Aikawa and his team were performing with blooming colors in his previous school. But fate takes him to a new town. However, his new team is a combination of rookies. Thus, witness the journey of Aikawa as he motivates this new team into becoming one of the best.

2. Slam Dunk (1993)

Slam Dunk is a perfect tale of love and basketball. The show was originally a product of Toei Animation. So, the premise follows a hothead schoolboy, Hanamichi Sakuragi, whose only motive in life is to get a girlfriend. This is a result of his past fifty rejections. Yes, fifty! That’s where Haruko Akagi enters. She is the first girl who has approached Hanamichi. She asks him if he likes to play basketball. And we can all imagine what happens next! Of course, Hanamichi puts his heart and soul into basketball only to impress Haruko.

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3. Basquash (2009)

So, Satelight Studios came up with an unconventional basketball anime a few years ago. Even you will be skeptical of the show after reading the plot. But, to everyone’s surprise, the show actually shined. So, we are on a secluded planet of Earthdash. The protagonist Dan JD is a sports enthusiast, and he has a special liking for Bigfoot Basketball. However, this sport is nothing like the basketball we are used to seeing. Surprisingly, Bigfoot robots play in the arena while the controllers sit on the Pavillion. Just watch the first two episodes of the show, and you will end up bingeing the entire 26 episodes.

4. Ro-Kyu-Bu! (2013)

A collaboration between Studios Barnum Studio and Project No.9 gave us the beautiful show that is Ro-Kyu-Bu!. Follow the endeavors of the Keishin Academy Girls’ basketball team as they try to up their game after a terrible loss. But nothing comes easy for these girls as being a weak team loses them several opportunities. Hence, do watch this encouraging story of girl power.

5. Ahiru No Sora (2019)

A pretty recent addition to the basketball genre of anime is Ahiru No Sora. Diomedéa Studios is behind this terrific tale of the underdogs. Protagonist Sora Kurumatani is a passionate individual for basketball. However, he is surprisingly short. But he never let this drawback come in the way of his gameplay. However, the real catch of the story is his new high school, where the basketball team is a plethora of leisurely boys. Thus, Sora’s real challenge is to motivate these boys and revive the spirit of basketball in the school.

6. Mitsu X Mitsu Drop (2006)

Anime Mitsu X Mitsu Drop is not particularly a basketball-centric show, but the sport plays an important role in the story’s most important arc. So, the plot of Mitsu X Mitsu Drop is set in Houjou High School, where you must have a ‘honey’ (sponsor) in order to enroll in an elite course. Protagonist Hagino Yuzuru wants to get into this course, but there are many troubles in her way. The plot ultimately leads to an epic basketball game, which will be a deciding factor for many students who aspire to enter the elite course.

7. Buzzer Beater (2005)

Buzzer Beater is a very popular anime in the basketball genre. And the reason for its insane popularity is the introduction of aliens in the sport of basketball. That’s right! Humans and aliens are pitted together on the same basketball court. Moreover, these matches are nothing short of a delight to watch. Therefore, Buzzer Beater is definitely worth your time, and you should start your basketball anime binge-list with this one.

8. I’ll/CKBC (2002)

It’s time to pick sides because this is a civil war! I’ll/CKBC is a story of a rivalry between two elite basketball players- Tachibana and Hiiragi. Surprisingly, they have always played against each other. But fate brings these two into the same team. Watch their heated rivalry as the two fight to become the best player on the team. However, this strife is causing a lot of trouble for the team. So, what will they choose between ego and sportsmanship?

9. Dash! Keppei (1981)

This one is probably the oldest anime that has made it to the list. The titular character of Keppei is a genius sports person. He is surprisingly good at every sport he plays. But this little guy is also a big pervert. Enjoy this 65-episode anime sitcom as Keppei impresses you through his basketball. But beware because he will also irritate you with his lustful actions. Overall Dash! Keppei is an enjoyable experience.

10. Kuroko’s Basketball (2012)

Anime Kuroko’s Basketball is currently one of the top basketball shows in the world. The credit for this goes to Production I.G. Follow the story of the Teiko Junior High basketball team whose players are about to graduate and separate their ways. The plot follows multiple characters as they find a career in Basketball and play as rivals against each other. Everything from playing tactics to emotional arcs is beautifully portrayed in this classic show. Thereafter, Kuroko’s Basketball is definitely worth your time.

11. Breakers (2020)

16 episode show that came out last year was Breakers. Albacrow Studios is responsible for reviving basketball in this new decade. Breakers is essentially a story of physically challenged sportsmen. Moreover, the show majorly focuses on four sports- track and high jump, wheelchair basketball, paralympic swimming, and goalball. Breakers will leave you stunned with its beautiful portrayal of para-athletes. Hence, this anime definitely deserves praise for spreading the story of these athletes.

12. Barangay 143 (2014)

A.S.I. Animation Studios and T.V. Asahi brought this amazing story to the limelight. Barangay 143 is a story of a broken team of champions who are now living ordinary lives. One of the teammates is Bren Park, who is on a personal journey of finding out the identity of his true father. But fate takes him to a different path altogether. Therefore, Barangay 143 is an engaging story of reviving one’s passion.

13. Onagawa Chuu Baske Bu: 5-nin no Natsu (2017)

Anime Onagawa Chuu Baske Bu: 5-nin no Natsu is based on the true events of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. So, during an ongoing earthquake, Onagawa Junior High’s girls’ basketball team play their last game as there is nothing else they can do. Thus, this show will definitely bring tears to your eyes as many players lose their lives in the disastrous earthquake.

So, this was our list of the 13 Best Basketball Anime. We hope you find this helpful in picking your next binge. For more such listicles, please do come back to The Anime Daily.