From timeless shonen epics to cerebral psychological thrillers, anime has produced some of the most acclaimed storytelling in television history. Vote for the series you believe deserves the crown of greatest anime of all time.
1Fullmetal Alchemist: BrotherhoodThe 2009 masterpiece following two brothers seeking the Philosopher's Stone, praised for its perfect blend of action, emotion, and storytelling.
2Attack on TitanThe epic 2013-2023 dark fantasy following humanity's desperate battle against man-eating giants inside massive walled cities.
3Hunter x Hunter (2011)Yoshihiro Togashi's beloved 2011 adventure following a boy seeking his absent father in a world of elite fighters called Hunters.
4One PieceThe legendary 1999-ongoing adventure following Monkey D. Luffy's quest to become King of the Pirates with his eclectic Straw Hat crew.
5Death NoteThe 2006 psychological thriller about a genius student who discovers a supernatural notebook that kills anyone whose name is written in it.
6Demon SlayerThe visually stunning 2019 series following Tanjiro Kamado's quest to cure his demon-turned sister and slay the demons that killed his family.
7NarutoThe iconic 2002 ninja saga following Naruto Uzumaki's journey from outcast orphan to Hokage, defining a generation of anime fans.
8Cowboy BebopThe groundbreaking 1998 space noir following a crew of bounty hunters, famed for its jazz soundtrack and cinematic storytelling.
9Jujutsu KaisenThe 2020 dark supernatural action series following Yuji Itadori after he swallows a cursed object and enters a world of sorcerers.
10Dragon Ball ZThe iconic 1989 saga following Goku and the Z Fighters defending Earth against increasingly powerful alien threats and transformations.
11Neon Genesis EvangelionHideaki Anno's 1995 psychological mecha series that deconstructed the genre and remains one of anime's most analyzed works.
12Frieren: Beyond Journey's EndThe 2023 critically adored fantasy reflecting on the aftermath of a hero's quest through the eyes of an immortal elven mage.
13Vinland SagaThe 2019 Viking epic following Thorfinn's brutal path from a vengeance-driven warrior toward a philosophy of peace and belonging.
14Steins;GateThe 2011 sci-fi thriller following a self-styled mad scientist who discovers a way to send messages to the past, unraveling catastrophic consequences.
15Chainsaw ManMAPPA's visually explosive 2022 adaptation following Denji, a devil hunter who merges with his chainsaw devil companion Pochita.
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Fifteen names, and the two best-selling shonen franchises ever made are only two of them. Dragon Ball against One Piece across 14 lists: https://youpick.best/articles/dragon-ball-vs-one-piece-ranked
Chainsaw Man has one 12-episode season and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood has 64, yet both are in this field. Jujutsu Kaisen against Chainsaw Man: https://youpick.best/articles/jujutsu-kaisen-vs-chainsaw-man-ranked
Anime Insider ranked Cowboy Bebop first of 50 in 2007, and it did that in 26 sessions against series many times longer: https://youpick.best/articles/cowboy-bebop-ranked-many-ways






















