Here's the list of the best anime series to watch if you're new to this world!
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25. Dragon Quest
Dragon Quest needs no introduction, it's a long-running and beloved video game franchise. The anime series may be simple, but it has a special vibe from the 2000s and a story that constantly reaches new peaks. | © Square Enix
24. Frieren
Frieren is of fantasy anime series that does everything well, from characters and worldbuilding to plot and voice acting. It doesn't need to be game-changing, but it's still very entertaining. | © Crunchyroll
23. Erased
Erased is a very interesting anime series that gets your attention from the first episode. The anime has its flaws, particularly an ending that may disappoint some, but it features in-depth characters, strong tension, and overall, is very good. | © Kadokawa Shoten
22. Re:Zero
The main issue with Re:Zero is that it's short on episodes, and many things are missing or unexplained. It starts slow but gets good pacing and becomes better the further you go on. | © Media Factory
21. Steins;Gate
There are many reasons why people have so much love for Steins;Gate. It is an amazing anime with a great storyline and amazing development of characters. | © White Fox
20. Dr. Stone
Dr. Stone is one of the best edutainment anime with fantastic pacing and lovable characters. It has realistic humor, a good plot, and only a little drama. | © Crunchyroll
19. Chainsaw Man
Once you get over the strange concept of the initial premise, you'll be surprised to find out that Chainsaw Man is more than a battle anime series. Writers aren't afraid to let characters die, and they rarely get some cringy flashbacks from the past. | © Crunchyroll
18. Little Witch Academia
Little Witch Academia is pretty childish, but it is a part of the charm for newbies to anime. It is a cute, fun show with great characters and a motivational narrative. | © Shueisha
17. Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure
Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure is a very entertaining and memorable show that become a huge meme powerhouse in the industry. It will give you a well-balanced experience, along with a friendly community of fans. | © Shueisha
16. One Piece
With more than 1000 chapters, One Piece boasts an interconnected story and deep investment in character development. It has TONS of action, emotional moments, and surprising twists that will keep you engaged. | © Shueisha
15. Black Clover
Black Clover is a well-written anime with strong characters and exceptional world-building, despite facing budget and studio problems. It's worth watching. | © Shueisha
14. Tokyo Revengers
Tokyo Revengers is completely worth watching for newbies in anime. It has action, a bit of romance, and plenty of slower-paced moments to keep you engaged. Additionally, each arc of this anime series improves upon the previous one. | © Kodansha
13. Haikyu!!
Haikyu!! Is the best sports anime worth watching for beginners. It pays significant attention to each character's development and introduces a relatable and deep story. | © Crunchyroll
12. Jujutsu Kaisen
Jujutsu Kaisen has depth and relatability, making it a perfect fit for engaging new people in anime. It doesn't delve deep into the story, making it fun to watch. | © Crunchyroll
11. Tokyo Ghoul
The depressing theme of Tokyo Ghoul is something you rarely see, but we wanted to offer newcomers to anime something a littler darker alongside all the lighter material. | © Studio Pierrot
10. Kuroko’s Basketball
If you love sports, Kuroko’s Basketball will easily get you into anime. Don't expect realism from the show that combines basketball and magic, but enjoy superpowers and action. | © Crunchyroll
9. Cowboy Bebop
One of the strongest anime series ever, Cowboy Bebop masterfully utilizes fiction, western, and neo-noir genres and blends them. It focuses more on individual character development than a central plot, making it a satisfying experience. | © Amazon
8. Dragon Ball Z
While Dragon Ball Z suffers from terrible pacing and painful fillers, which is a common issue in its genre, it has exceptional manga, fast-paced fights, and a strong plot spans thousands of years. | © Toei Animation
7. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
It's hard to find anime for beginners that compares to Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. The show seamlessly transitions between comedy and drama; the drama enhances the comedy and the comedy makes drama thrilling. | © Crunchyroll
6. Death Note
Death Note has a different vibe compared to traditional anime series. It relies on intelligent characters and suspense generated from the cat-and-mouse game shown throughout the series. | © Shueisha
5. My Hero Academia
Outside of being a good-quality anime product, My Hero Academia has many well-developed side characters and fighting experiences that can change your mind. It's also a very easy show to get. | © Crunchyroll
4. Attack on Titan
Attack on Titan is a great series with an easy-to-follow story that quickly hooks beginners into anime. The character development and plot twists keep the narrative engaging, making it a perfect fit for those new to anime. | © Crunchyroll
3. One Punch Man
One Punch Man has a fresh and humorous twist that makes it watchable even to those who aren't typically fans of the genre. Saitama is a brilliant character who takes the "no more worlds to conquer" concept to an extreme. | © Crunchyroll
2. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
Demon Slayer was one of the best anime with an awesome opening song, strong-developed characters, and impressive action sequences. To this day, it's one of the most stunning anime series for newbies. | © Crunchyroll
1. Naruto
Naruto was written by people who know how to develop characters and create catchy narratives. It's so easy to get invested in an arc and watch like 30 episodes in a week. | © Viz Media
Here's the list of the best anime series to watch if you're new to this world!
