Total Seasons (Planned): 4-5 (to adapt the entire manga)
Seasons Released: 3 (Final Selection Arc, Entertainment District Arc, Swordsmith Village Arc, The Hashira Training)
Total Episodes (Released): 55+
Episodes Remaining: ~30-40 episodes ( Final Battle arcs)
Manga Status: Completed (205 chapters)
Synopsis:Tanjiro Kamado’s world is torn apart when demons murder his family and curse his sister Nezuko into one of them. Armed with his blade and unyielding determination, Tanjiro battles through a world filled with monstrous enemies and breathtaking battles, all to save his sister and avenge his family.
Why It’s Worth Watching: Demon Slayer sets a new standard for anime with its stunning animation, emotional depth, and edge-of-your-seat action. Each episode feels like a cinematic event.
Total Seasons (Planned): Ongoing with over 20 arcs
Seasons Released: All major arcs up to the Final Saga
Total Episodes (Released): 1,100+
Episodes Remaining: Unknown; the anime is following the manga’s final saga
Manga Status: Ongoing (1,090+ chapters)
Synopsis: Monkey D. Luffy is not your average pirate, he’s a rubber powered dreamer with a goofy grin and a heart of gold. Leading a quirky crew, Luffy battles monstrous foes and unearths world-shaking secrets on his quest for the One Piece treasure. It’s a wild, hilarious, and action-packed ride on the high seas.
Why It’s Worth Watching: With its rich world-building, emotional depth, and thrilling battles, One Piece is a legacy anime that continues to capture hearts with every twist and turn.
3. Attack on Titan
Genre: Action, Drama, Dark Fantasy
Studio: MAPPA
Streaming Platforms: Crunchyroll, Hulu
Total Seasons (Planned): 4 (Completed)
Seasons Released: All 4 (The Final Chapters concluded in 2024)
Total Episodes (Released): 87
Episodes Remaining: None; the anime has fully adapted the manga
Manga Status: Completed (139 chapters)
Synopsis: Humanity is on the brink of extinction, surrounded by colossal Titans. What starts as a quest for survival for Eren Yeager and his friends soon spirals into a moral nightmare as the truth of the Titans’ existence comes to light. Who’s the real monster in this breathtaking tale of vengeance, sacrifice, and betrayal?
Why It’s Worth Watching: A dark and powerful story with twists you’ll never see coming, Attack on Titan delivers epic battles, jaw dropping visuals, and a gripping narrative that redefines anime storytelling.
Total Seasons (Completed): 2 main series (Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden)
Seasons Released: Fully released (Naruto: 220 episodes; Shippuden: 500 episodes)
Total Episodes (Released): 720 (across both series)
Episodes Remaining: None (but spinoff Boruto is ongoing)
Manga Status: Completed (Naruto: 700 chapters; Boruto ongoing)
Synopsis: Naruto Uzumaki, a loudmouthed outcast with a secret power, dreams of becoming Hokage—the greatest ninja in his village. From epic battles to emotional friendships and shocking betrayals, Naruto’s journey is packed with action, laughter, and life lessons.
Why It’s Worth Watching: Naruto isn’t just an anime; it’s a rite of passage for anime fans. With unforgettable characters, epic fights, and a powerful story of perseverance, it’s a timeless classic.
Episodes Remaining: ~50-60 (to adapt remaining arcs like the Culling Game)
Manga Status: Ongoing (240+ chapters)
Synopsis: What do you do when you accidentally swallow a cursed object and become the host for the world’s most dangerous curse? If you’re Yuji Itadori, you join a team of sorcerers, dive headfirst into battles against grotesque monsters, and try not to die in the process.
Why It’s Worth Watching: Blending breathtaking action, chilling horror, and sarcastic humor, Jujutsu Kaisen is an electrifying anime that hooks viewers from the first episode.
5. Chainsaw Man
Genre: Action, Dark Fantasy, Horror
Studio: MAPPA
Streaming Platforms: Crunchyroll
Total Seasons (Planned): 2-3 (to cover Part 1 of the manga)
Seasons Released: 1 (Public Safety Arc)
Total Episodes (Released): 12
Episodes Remaining: ~24-36 episodes (to finish Part 1)
Manga Status: Part 1 completed (97 chapters); Part 2 ongoing
Synopsis: Denji’s life is garbage—until he dies. Revived as Chainsaw Man, a human-devil hybrid with chainsaws for limbs, he takes on grotesque demons in a world where every battle is bloodier and crazier than the last.
Why It’s Worth Watching: Equal parts gruesome and hilarious, Chainsaw Man delivers unrelenting action, bizarre humor, and a surprising amount of heart.
6. Spy x Family
Genre: Comedy, Slice of Life, Spy Thriller
Studio: Wit Studio and CloverWorks
Streaming Platforms: Crunchyroll, Netflix
Total Seasons (Planned): 3-4 (to adapt the ongoing manga)
Seasons Released: 1 (split into two cours)
Total Episodes (Released): 25
Episodes Remaining: Many as the manga continues
Manga Status: Ongoing (85+ chapters)
Synopsis: A master spy, a deadly assassin, and a telepathic little girl form the most dysfunctional family ever. Between undercover missions, botched assassination attempts, and school drama, keeping their secrets hidden is their toughest mission yet!
Why It’s Worth Watching: Clever, funny, and heartwarming, Spy x Family combines espionage and family life into a perfect mix of comedy and action.
Total Seasons (Planned): 1 (split into multiple cours)
Seasons Released: 2 cours (Thousand-Year Blood War)
Total Episodes (Released): ~26
Episodes Remaining: ~25-30 to complete the arc
Manga Status: Completed (686 chapters)
Synopsis: Ichigo Kurosaki, a Soul Reaper, is drawn back into battle against a terrifying enemy that threatens both the living world and the afterlife. With allies old and new, Ichigo faces his greatest challenge yet in this epic saga of power and revenge.
Why It’s Worth Watching: Bleach returns with a vengeance, delivering explosive fights, breathtaking visuals, and high-stakes drama that fans have waited years
8. My Hero Academia
Genre: Action, Superhero, Comedy
Studio: Bones
Streaming Platforms: Crunchyroll, Funimation
Total Seasons (Planned): 6-7 (to adapt the entire manga)
Seasons Released: 6 (UA High School Arc, Internships, Provisional Hero License Exam, Shie Hassaikai Arc, Overhaul Arc, My Villain Academia Arc, Paranormal Liberation War Arc, Final War Arc)
Total Episodes (Released): 140+
Episodes Remaining: ~20-30 (Final Battle arcs)
Manga Status: Ongoing (400+ chapters)
Synopsis: In a world where almost everyone has superpowers (known as Quirks), Izuku Midoriya is born without one. Yet, he still dreams of becoming a top hero like his idol, All Might. His life changes when he inherits All Might’s Quirk and attends U.A. High to train as a hero, facing challenges, villains, and personal growth.
Why It’s Worth Watching: My Hero Academia is a high-energy series with a rich array of heroes and villains. It’s an emotional rollercoaster with strong themes of friendship, perseverance, and the meaning of heroism.
9. Tokyo Revengers
Genre: Action, Drama, Supernatural
Studio: Liden Films
Streaming Platforms: Crunchyroll, Hulu
Total Seasons (Planned): 3 (to adapt the entire manga)
Seasons Released: 2 (Takemichi’s Journey through Time Arc, The Bloody Halloween Arc, The 10th Anniversary Arc)
Total Episodes (Released): 24
Episodes Remaining: ~25-35 (Final Battle and Gang Wars)
Manga Status: Completed (278 chapters)
Synopsis: Takemichi Hanagaki is stuck in a dead-end life until he discovers he can travel back in time. Using this ability, he attempts to save his ex-girlfriend from being murdered by a dangerous gang and ultimately seeks to prevent a series of tragic events from unfolding.
Why It’s Worth Watching: Tokyo Revengers is an intense mix of time travel, gang conflicts, and emotional drama. The story of redemption and changing the past while balancing thrilling action makes it captivating.
Total Seasons (Planned): 4-5 (to adapt the entire light novel)
Seasons Released: 3 (The Shield Hero Arc, The Spirit Tortoise Arc, The Waves of Calamity Arc)
Total Episodes (Released): 37+
Episodes Remaining: ~15-25 (to cover final story arcs)
Manga Status: Ongoing (over 90 chapters)
Synopsis: Naofumi Iwatani is summoned to a fantasy world as the Shield Hero, one of four heroes tasked with saving the kingdom from an oncoming disaster. Betrayed and falsely accused of a crime, Naofumi sets out to prove his innocence, raise his allies, and fight the waves of monsters threatening the world.
Why It’s Worth Watching: Known for its dark take on the “hero” trope, The Rising of the Shield Hero features a protagonist who grows from a broken man into a powerful hero. It’s a story of betrayal, survival, and redemption, with plenty of action and complex relationships.
