Some big names are going to start dropping so keep an eye out for your favourites.
60. Full Metal Alchemist
A series that can make you feel every emotion going and every action has weight to it, the only reason it's not higher is the treatment the original series gets.
59. One Piece
The ultimate pirate adventure that seemingly never ends, a shonen classic through and through.
58. Gurren Lagann
The epic that went one step beyond and broke the very cosmos, and it feels oddly human in it's message.
57. Medabots
With better treatment this could easily go further but I best remember it as the first dubbed kids TV anime in the west not afraid to be proud of it's Japanese background. Not to mention Metabee is awesome.
56. Restaurant to Another World
A series that showcases fantasy characters eating in a real world restaurant, it's easily the best anime about food and the interactions between it's stellar cast of characters, I only wish this was longer.
My aim is to get to the remaining top 50 by the end of the night.
65. Kill La Kill
Delightfully over the top and not ashamed to showcase as much skin as possible. A delight to watch and one of the best action shows in recent years.
64. Trigun
The most pleasant yet most dangerous protagonist to ever come out of an epic anime action show. Vash just makes this show special.
63. Darling in the Franxx
A complicated story of children, demons and aliens mixed with complications of war, romance and politics, everything Evangelion should've been.
62. World God Only Knows
A dating sim champion forced to try his skills on real women, it not only works but the insane details that go into this is baffling.
61. Gundam ZZ
My favourite Gundam series for it's characters, and feels more authentic compared to the original and the unwatchable Zeta Gundam.
Moving on.
70. School Rumble
A fast moving school comedy about a ditzy girl and the reformed delinquent who has a crush on her. Harima Kenji really sells his character which acts as the shows major strength.
69. Martian Successor Nadesico
Take Shinji Ikari, make him a space pilot and an otaku and you have yourselves a compelling sci fi comedy. It's amazing how much effort is put into the little things that often get overlooked in this genre and it's all brought together by the most underestimated battleship captain.
68. Gundam Wing
My first Gundam and for a while my favourite until I learned how good the originals were, but I think despite some bizarre story choices it still holds up reasonably well.
67. Fist of the North Star
The inspiration for many manly action heroes and an utterly satisfying watch even if it's aged horribly.
66. Hetalia Axis Powers
Personified countries playing with history and surprisingly accurate despite it's roots in comedy but then again making comedies on World War II is something we British do well so this works well in my country's humour.
I apologise for taking so long but my house move is taking alot out of me mentally, a few posts should get me going again.
75. Soul Eater
If Tim Burton did anime then he'd make something like this. A horror colour palette set to one of the best action shows of the 2000s.
74. Keijo!!!!
Made recently in a time you'd think no one would want it but it's booty and breast battles are so extreme you feel compelled to watch it just to see how absurd they can take this.
73. Yuri On Ice
At a time where male figure skating is dominated by the Japanese, anime is always there to lend a hand in boosting it's already high popularity, it has certainly made history.
72. Outlaw Star
One of the Toonami legends, a great sci-fi series with a well written plot and plenty of fun and interesting characters.
71. Full Metal Panic
While it does work better as a comedy, the fish out of water Souseke still delivers a great performance aided by some top notch animation and epic battles.
And next part is now ready.
80. Tiger & Bunny
If heroes ever got sponsored this is the type of series you would get, add a 30 something father as your main character and you got a unique hero show.
79. Paranoia Agent
A perfect psychological thriller that gets you thinking about the lows of life and how our mind adapts to it.
78. Goldenboy
On the surface this show is perverted but underneath is a compelling story of a man's thirst for learning after graduation through his endless jobs.
77. Death Note
Showing what happens when you are given powers to dictate who dies, and even if it starts with good intentions, you are still a murderer. But really the mind games between Light and L is the real highlight.
76. Big O
Want to know how Japan does Batman? Give him a giant robot and use the same animators as Batman. It's so uncanny that you'd mistake Roger Smith as Bruce Wayne.
