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Are you intrigued by the unknown? By a world that you can’t see, sense, or otherwise confirm the existence of? Then the supernatural genre of anime might be one of your favorite genres.  While this broad genre corrals everything for the unbelievable to vaguely strange, if you are interested in ghost, spirits, or other supernatural beings, you have a wide array of anime series to choose from. Whether your interest lies in creepy Japanese ghost stories to action-packed spirit fighters, there is a series to fit your every desire. 19. Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day Anohana is the anime that many fans turn to when they need a good cry. It is about a group of childhood friends that drifted away from each other after the death of their shared friend, then when that dead friend comes back as a ghost, feelings are laid bare.  Although its realistic characters and superb script carry this anime, it only has one ghost, and it is a pretty cut

Monsters, desolate planets, and battle royales. In these anime, characters are thrown into life or death situations of one kind or another. Survival anime are exactly what they are! Characters are threatened with danger or death from the very environment in which they live. Whether through starvation, dehydration, asphyxiation, the power of the elements, the threat of attack from deadly wildlife, the world around the cast poses at least as much of a threat to life as does any humanoid enemy. 10. Danganronpa: The Animation Only the most talented, innovative students get to attend Hope's Peak Academy. Acceptance is a great honor. The 15 students accepted into the academy that year are beyond excited. Their excitement quickly turns into shock when it is revealed that the students are trapped in the school. The only way for them to escape is for one of them to successfully murder one of their classmates without being caught. If they are caught, they will b

Everyone has a different sense of humor and a different shaped funny bone. But we can guarantee that you'll be giggling yourself silly while watching any of these 10 best comedy anime below. Whether you're happy, sad, angry, bored, confused, or anything else - watch these and you'll forget everything else! After all, laughter is said to be the best medicine! 10. Arakawa Under the Bridge Jokes, weirdos, unusual setting, gag moments - Arakawa Under the Bridge has all of these! Now mix all of those and add two main characters whose ideals are quite extreme an anime that is so oddly fun that you'll surely be inescapably enthralled as you watch it. Heartwarming and funny, Arakawa Under the Bridge is sure to leave you laughing hard!   9. Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu Fumizuki Academy is no ordinary school - students are divided into a rigid caste system based on test results. Under the leadership of Akihisa, Class F attempt to rally and seize the best

Japanese superhero enthusiasts (otaku) could argue indefinitely — who's the greatest Japanese superhero? It's not possible to categorically identify the greatest. However, the following Japanese superheros have had a huge cultural impact. 1. Ultraman Ultraman isn't a single superhero: there are hundreds of Ultraman collectively known as Ultra Crusaders. They are super-humanoid solar powered giants from space who defend earth from giant monsters and aliens. Ultra Crusaders have numerous superpowers. Their one weakness: they can only stay on earth for 3 to 5 minutes before their power runs out. They must regularly return to space to recharge their batteries. There have been over 20 Ultraman TV shows (series) and over 20 Ultraman movies since the mid 1960s.   2. Kamen Riders Kamen Rider is a long running series of manga, television programs and movies. Like Ultraman, Kamen Rider isn't a single superhero. Instead, there are over 100 Kamen Ri

The anime fandom has many sayings, but one of the longest-lasting is that the childhood friend never wins. While it may seem like that, it is not completely true. Whether you need yourself a harem slanted towards the childhood friend or just want to see their affections at least acknowledged instead of pent up or straight up ignored harder than Eren ignores Mikasa’s desperate thirst, then why not try some of these anime recommendations where the childhood friend finally wins out over all that other girl-shaped riff-raff. It should be obvious since victory usually means the end of a series, but there are very likely spoilers down below, but we’ll try to avoid major ones. Typically you can see a romantic victory coming from a mile away anyway. Kimikiss Pure Rouge We are no strangers to people leaving town for awhile then coming back to their childhood friends, but usually it is the boy that leaves, not the girl as is the case with Kimikiss. When she returns, she