The Top 10 Longest Anime Series

 The Top 10 Longest Anime Series

Do you want to watch the finest long anime series?

Dragon Ball Z, Naruto, and possibly Pokemon are the first few anime series that come to mind when someone hears the name. The primary explanation is that these shows have been popular for many years.

To keep these shows timeless, new concepts and characters are constantly developed. Not all anime, though, suffers the same fate. Some excellent anime only receive one or two seasons at most.

10. JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure

Comedy and action are featured in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It is well known for its impressive fight scenes. The Joestar family is the focus of several different arcs in the story, which covers several generations. The lengthy animation programme will keep you interested.

The anime chronicles the adventures that each member of the Joestar family—who are endowed with peculiar supernatural abilities—faces throughout their lifetime. This programme is enjoyable in every way, including the plot, the action, the animation, and the soundtrack.

The way JoJo's Bizarre Adventure develops its plot is one of its strongest features. A new protagonist who is significantly stronger than the previous one is introduced in every arc. Every anime lover needs to see it.

9. Hunter x Hunter

The main character of the action-fantasy anime Hunter x Hunter, Gon Freecss, aspires to be a Hunter, a singular man deserving of greatness. He was merely a baby when his father abandoned him. Along with his pals, he searches for his father.

At first glance, the show's entire aesthetic and tone may seem fairly juvenile, but as the plot develops, the anime as a whole assumes a much more mature tone. The fight sequences are always really tight and intense.

8. Code Geass

With little over 50 episodes, Code Geass is arguably the shortest anime on this list. But this anime series contains a tonne of spin-off shows and sequels in addition to these 50 episodes. You'll never run out of material to watch because these programmes comprise their own cinematic universe.

The protagonist of Code Geass is the exiled prince Lelouch vi Britannia, who receives the "power of total obedience" from an unidentified C.C. Using this mystical ability known as Geass, he leads a rebellion against the rule of the Holy Britannian Empire and a series of mecha battles.

The storytelling in these 50 episodes is some of the best. The programme combines action, adventure, and science fiction. 

7. One Piece

Among the top three anime series is One Piece. It chronicles the exploits of Monkey D. Luffy and his band of pirates as they journey in search of the biggest loot ever left by the illustrious Gol D Roger. The well-known "One Piece" is the mystery treasure.

It has been running for almost 22 years. When the show's first episode debuted in 1999, many of us were probably still infants. The programme has maintained its popularity despite its advanced age. The entire programme is interesting and quite fun.

6. Pokemon

The only series that has dominated every aspect of popular culture, including television, movies, and video games, is undoubtedly Pokemon. However, the anime was undoubtedly its claim to fame. It was most likely a part of everyone's early years.

The entire programme is sweet and enjoyable. All ages are welcome to gather and watch it. It also has a great deal of sentimental importance. Any episode can be played for anybody to enjoy.

5. Bleach

Another one of the "big three anime series" is Bleach. More than 300 episodes make up this fantasy action series. The story revolves around Ichigo Kurosaki, a ghost hunter who trains with Rukia Kuchiki to become a soul reaper and then sets out to protect the world from the "Hollows."

Every teenager's favourite programme in the 1990s was Bleach. It had some of the most amazing fight sequences and was quite edgy. Many anime lovers have a particular place in their hearts for it.

4. Dragon Ball Z

If you were to count every single episode of Dragon Ball Z, it would take at least a whole day. Another classic anime is Dragon Ball Z, which has been around for decades. To stay current, it continually reimagines the plots and characters.

There are more than 200 episodes of the first season of Dragon Ball Z. The protagonist of the tale is Kakarot, a super-Saiyan who was born and reared on Earth. To defend Earth, he battles numerous enemies.

Dragon Ball Z contains a tonne of oddball characters, yet it also has some of the best combat scenes in all of anime.

3. Attack On Titan

Action-fantasy anime called Attack On Titan. It is presently in its fourth season, which will be the last. This anime series has become a global sensation.

Attack On Titan, like every other anime series, has flaws but aspires to be the best. Additionally, the authors don't hesitate to take chances and work hard to realise the story's full potential. The programme is taking shape to be a masterwork of contemporary animation.

2. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

With only 64 episodes, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is arguably the shortest anime on this list. Additionally, this adaption should not be mixed together withthe debut in 2004. Although FMAB is thought to be superior, that adaptation was nonetheless effective.

Two brothers who are searching for a Philosopher's Stone are at the centre of the story. However, a failed attempt to raise their mother from the dead leaves them in a physically damaged state.

1. Naruto

You probably anticipated it. The big three's most well-known and beloved anime. Every anime lover needs to see it. Because of how well-known Naruto is, you will still recognise the characters even if you haven't watched the actual programme.

The mainstay of the anime business is Naruto. It definitely paved the way for a lot of future anime. Naruto and Naruto: Shippuden are its two primary series. Together, these two programmes will provide you at least 700 episodes.