***Edit: I’ve moved the show to the honourable mentions, because by now Jojo probably has the largest fan base of any of the series on this list. To top it all of the series ends at a rushed stalemate, leaving us wanting more once the show finally got consistently good.
Unfortunately, a weird story-structure, stupid filler episodes and repetitive horn dog -humour, dominate large parts of this series. *beep* being a valuable resource as fertilizer). The second thing the series does right is world building - it starts off with the familiar post-apocalypse setting and then slowly keeps adding interesting details from there (e.g. Not thanks to exceptional talent, but through hard work and the willingness to do what it takes – even if it falls well outside any moral restraints. Does this excuse his actions? No - but it gives them meaning.ĭespite being a scrawny guy with seemingly no education, Kanta managed to become the desert’s number one bounty hunter. He is simply smart enough to recognize that this is the only way he can survive the harsh life he is forced to life. Kanta is not a hero - he is greedy, a swine and murderer but not a one-dimensional villain. Let us get the praise out of the way first: This is the only anime I know, that does the "magnificent bastard" as the main character right. A series that could have made the top of this list, if it had just sorted out its act. I will not spoil what it was counting down to (I just realized it myself), but I rather hoped for more.Īhhh Desert Punk. It keeps on counting the days that pass by, to give you a feeling that something is big coming. I just felt a little cheated, because I thought this show was building up to something huge and campy. Do not get me wrong, it is a solid ending. Watch the first two episodes if you are not hooked by then, it will not get any better for you.Ģ.
I do not think this is a show for everyone. However, two minor flaws prevent this show from being higher on the list:ġ. What sounds like a boring idea is a wonderful trip with great visual storytelling and relatable characters. It is a semi episodic anime, with a strange visual design (lots of rotoscoping, crazy colourful) about an eccentric psychiatrist and his patients. "Kūchū Buranko" a.k.a "Welcome to Irabu's office" feels like a mix between the "Tatami Galaxy" and "Paranoia Agent". This show is perfect for this list: Not only is it imaginative and fun, but it is so unknown, that I had some trouble finding the right IMDB-entry. However, you will not see the perfect happy ending either. Do not worry the story does not end in suicide. Of course, our protagonist is an extreme case, but he remains relatable, because his plight reminds us of the darker hours I am sure most of us had to endure sometimes in our life. “Welcome to the N.H.K” presents us with a very modern look on what effect our society can have on the adolescent mind – dealing with topics ranging from depression to hikikomorism (google it) and even suicide.ĭespite all that, the show does not feel heavy or saddening – it keeps up a certain levity in most scenes by pointing out the absurdism of feeling sorry for a guy who could do anything he wants and still manages to be miserable while doing nothing. It is also very psychological and somewhat sad. The story has some interesting insights in our consumption culture and everybody who is into anime, games, or Japanese pop-culture in general should really watch this show (you will see why very fast). There is an abundance of best girls from all different genres, from doting girlfriends to ones that would ruthlessly defeat her partner in a swordfight.Now this is an anime for adults and young adults. However, there is the rare instance where the two main characters start to date- and some with better girlfriends than others.
This is because most anime have 12 to 13 episodes that have the characters confess in the end, right before it can show the audience that they have begun to date. Updated on March 3rd, 2021 by the author: Romance and anime go hand-in-hand- however, many romance anime don't display characters dating at all. Whether they're a shy dandere, a prickly tsundere, or an obsessed yandere, these are the anime girlfriends who we deem the best out of the bunch for their beloved. Valentine's Day is the perfect time to take a look back at the virtual girls who captured our hearts as well as their love interests' attention. RELATED: 10 Anime Love Triangles That Ended Exactly How Fans Hoped But we're going to be doing something different by ranking the best girlfriends in anime. There's even been best girl and best boy wars, ultimately dividing various fandoms about who deserves to take each crown.
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