Netflix keeps asking you “Are they still seeing?” every time you watch a few episodes of a show. Yet, it never seems to nail down which shows you should be following. Netflix’s shock me function pointed me towards this obscure indie television series Complete stranger Things. I won’t say much more than that I was not shocked and I didn’t want it. If you’re looking for the most amazing anime available on Netflix, this list was created for you.

You should know that this list does not include your favorite anime such as One Piece, Fatality Keep In Mind Naruto, Bleach, or One Piece. It is not interesting to review another “what’s to enjoy” list of anime that already have house names. These anime are also available outside of Netflix’s streaming restrictions. This list contains 10 anime. Selection is the spice of life.

1. Aggretsuko

Kyoto Animations’ A Quiet Voice movie is a must-see if you are ready to go yowling.

In elementary school, some children are more troublesome than others, especially those that stand out. Shouko Naishimiya, an autistic girl who moved out of her primary school as a result of being intimidated by her peers, is unfortunately a sad reality. But, Shouya (who was one of the worst harassers) is not the central character in the film.
With time, comes the ability to find and transform. Ishida, who has been suffering from self-pity for years and felt guilty for bullying Nishimiya throughout his life, seeks to make amends by becoming close friends. A Quiet Voice is more than just the tests of a past connection. It’s also the continual, soul-crushing job that requires you to be flexible for who you used to.

2. Baki Hanma

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure focused less on buff dudes fighting it out in increasingly asinine wars with powerful ghosts and more on buff dudes competing with their gross yet intriguingly muscled bodies in increasingly soinine battles. Enter Baki Hanma.

Baki Hanma, from TMS Entertainment, is an action animation about Baki the fighter. He battles against some of world’s most skilled martial artists. In the sequel series, Baki Hanma (18 years old) is found in Arizona state jail after he kidnaps the president. Baki’s domestic terror act was done to combat Biscuit, Arizona prison inmate and world’s strongest man.
Baki Hanma is hilarious, and the anime depicts the human anatomy in motion in a bizarre and detailed way. This is possible because the series’ universe is set in our time. Baki and Oliver aren’t the only fighters at this prison. Mike Tyson, formerly “Iron”, Michael and Che Guevara (named Jun Guevara), also take part in the Arizona prison tournament.

Baki Hanma, among Netflix’s collection of anime, is one of the most brilliant battle anime. Although it is difficult to understand the character’s inexplicable physics, the anime perfectly emphasizes the artistry and brutality that martial arts can bring while also embellishing the character’s incredible feats.

3. Beastars

Orange studio created Beastars as a mental dramatization of the social agitation that occurs amongst an anthropomorphic pet world. Legoshi, a calm-mannered secondary school dog, is at the centre of the dispute.

While this murder mystery plotline is admittedly a little less popular in Beastars’ first season, it helped to increase the global structure and address many social issues between its carnivores. Similar to Disney’s 2016 animated film Zootopia (computer-animated), Beastars explores every “ism” possible through the lense of its anthropomorphic pet animals. While the collection is filled with topics like racism and sexism as well as classism they do not talk down to their viewers.
No matter what social discourse might be, Beastars’ first and also second-period songs are licensed hits. 3D animation, as well as anime, are not for everyone. Beastars’ 3D animated has an outstanding structure and maintains a high quality animation throughout.

Fun fact: Paru Itagaki, the Beastars’ mangaka is the daughter Baki designer Keisuke Itagaki.

4. Blue Period

It is a persistent problem that plagues creative people. Blue Period, Seven Arcs’ slice -of-life drama deals with it better than anyone else.

Blue Period believes in Yatora Yaguchi. Yaguchi was a high school student who had grown tired of learning and has been looking for a trigger to change his life. Yaguchi finds an attractive painting in a classmate’s collection and decides that he will learn how to create his work of art.

Yaguchi starts to doubt his abilities despite being praised by his peers and educators. Yaguchi must overcome his anxiety in an effort to get into the Tokyo University of the Arts – one of the most respected art institutions in Japan.

Blue Duration does more than just explain different paint techniques. It’s a detailed coming-ofage story that explores extreme realities of being musicians. The show isn’t afraid to depict self-destructive thought, imaginative fatigue, and the soul crushing hardship of looking for permission from others.

5. Castlevania

You may have lived under a rock in the last 5 years but you might be surprised to find out that Netflix’s Castlevania has been voted the best anime collection.

Castlevania III, a Konami’s 90 Nintendo Home entertainment System Game, is loosely adapted by Castlevania. Trevor Belmont, Sypha Belnades and Alucard are part of the triad that fights off hordes vampires and otherworldly devils to save the world from Dracula.
But Isaiah Castlevania’s computer animation was done by Powerhouse Animation, an American company, and therefore shouldn’t have been considered an anime. Silence. The Tale of Korra as well as Character: The Final Airbender are honorary animations. Netflix’s Castlevania follows in the footsteps of The Tale of Korra. Anime is a mental state. Castlevania and other anime are both galaxy-brained, with pleasant actors portraying heroes as well as bad guys.

Castlevania is a masterclass at computer game adjustments. There are spin-offs in the works so it is a great time to jump into this impressive vampire series.

6. Davilman, Crybaby

Devilman Crybaby. How I would count the number of times that you were the standard change to put Netflix on top in the anime world. Its soundtrack? Slaps. Its animation is godlike. You can also fuck immaculately with its story.

Scientific Research SARU presents Devilman Crybaby as an avante-garde and terrifying remake of Toei Animation’s ’70s anime Devilman. Akira Fudo, an average senior high-school student, becomes the anti-hero Devilman. Akira, a childhood friend Ryo helps him protect the planet from the devils that threaten it.
Watch out: Devilman Crybaby can be a very large anime. It is worth more than its TV-MA score. It has 10 episodes that are full of graphic sex scenes, as well as gore. Devilman Crybaby does not have the reputation of being edgy. A story about identification and hope in a mad world is at the center of its storytelling.

Devilman’s attempt to find an equilibrium in horror is not uncommon, considering that the original Devilman was motivation for Berserk, the king and queen of seinen fantasy, and Neon Genesis Evangelion, the ultimate deconstruction anime. Like with Neon Genesis Evangelion as well as Berserk you should be able to enjoy Devilman Crybaby by yourself, rather than watching it all at once. Your brain will thank your for it, I guarantee.

7. Dorohedoro

Dorohedoro is on the lift pitch. A male called Caiman along with his friend Nikaido set out on a mission to track down the sorcerer, who turned Caiman into an a-man-half lizard. Caiman chews on the head of the claimed sorcerer in order to identify them.

Do not let Dorohedoro’s imposing appearance fool you. The program is full violence but also plenty of laughs. You can watch a personality transform a tough guy in to a modern art sculpture. In just a few minutes, another personality might be laughing at the friendly evil one that is passing by. While Dorohedoro’s use CG anime is criticized by many anime fans, Mappa’s animation CG animation proves to be surprisingly charming once you’ve watched a couple episodes.

Dorohedoro stands out from other Netflix anime because of its incredible worldbuilding. Dorohedoro makes dystopian anime feel more real than most. The rundown cityscapes of the Hole as well as the topsyturvy Magic Individual World give the show a lived-in feel. Each Dorohedoro episode is packed with information.

As Devilman Crybaby did, Dorohedoro is also prone to bops during its opening and ending credit ratings. The most notable being its Doom-inspired finale.

8. Great Pretender

Netflix’s Great Pretender may be the best option for you if political reconnaissance or break-ins are your speed.

This mystery series features Makoto Edamura, a young pickpocket that suddenly finds himself amongst the ranks of international conmen. Edamura is the Robin Hood-esque thief, and Edamura must prove himself worthy of being a member of the team. He will be helping to manage increasingly impossible heists.
Great Pretender shares a similar style to Lupin The Third’s anime. The movie has a very trendy art direction with groovy music. It’s a great movie for pet cat lovers and large queens.

9. Kotaro Lives Alone

Kotaro, or Kotaro, is the story of a kindergartner called Kotaro, who lives alone in a house. While Kotaro’s unusual living circumstances are the focus of the first episode, it is revealed that Kotaro came from an abusive home and is now surviving alone. Kotaro is able to “become stronger” by living alone.

Kotaro learns to overcome his trauma with the help of his neighbors, a mangaka as well a hostess and a yakuza.

Kotaro offers them life lessons from his pseudo guardians. He also provides them with an understanding of how to improve their lives.

10. Violet Evergarden

Last, but not the least, Kyoto Animation’s slice -of-life drama Violet Evergarden. Like its movie A Silent Voice this anime is a tearjerker.

Violet Evergarden (a soft-spoken soldier) begins her new life in “Automobile Memory Doll” – a person who records people’s feelings and ghostwrites their letters. Violet must deal with her own trauma. She has to meet people from all walks of life and also look through their injuries in order to write their letters.

Violet Evergarden tells a beautiful, heartbreaking tale that is also beautifully animated. Kyo Computer animation has maintained a high level of computer animation for feature films throughout the collection. It perfectly highlights both the sadness and hope that comes with losing.