Top 50 Best Ecchi Anime [The Ultimate Lewd Anime List]

Before the Isekai revolution, it was Ecchi or Lewd that dominated the anime landscape. This genre is used to categorize animes that have sexual overtones in them.

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In short, ecchi is soft-core. It should not be confused with Hentai anime. Hentai animes are about fetish or perversion.

This genre may be present in some Ecchi animes. There are some, in the list below.

Some of the common ecchi representations are:

• Double meaning or double entendre dialogues
• Suggestive images and visuals
• Portraying certain vulgarities
• Exposure or revealing clothing etc

Ecchi themes in the anime are mostly a part of fan service. Now, what’s that?

It’s a non-relevant or a harmless addition in fiction. It’s mostly added to engage and entertain the audience.

This does not add any value or substance to the plot. It is a means of giving the viewers some extra stuff to stay put.

We, at ENTOIN, have created a list of Ecchi animes for you to watch.

50. HxEros

HxEros is a comedy Ecchi anime with a school backdrop. The name is of a group that fights aliens.

The beginning of the plot shows aliens invading earth. The protagonist Retto joins HxEros. Retto stays in a home where there are too many girls.

It came out quite recently – in 2020. There were 12 episodes and the ratings were average.

Its overall reviews were also average. This was because the storyline and direction could have been better.

It had action, supernatural, and some touch of Shounen in it. It was one of the cases where a manga adaptation did not go down well.

Though the anime was moderately successful, the industry quickly learned from it.

49. Oreimo

Ore no imouto ga konna ni kawaii wake ga Nai means ‘my little sister can’t be this cute’.

It’s a 2013 anime that had 13 thrilling episodes. Though it was seen as an ecchi anime, it had tinges of comedy and romance.

The plot shows Kousaka, the protagonist’s struggles within her family. The story shows how she gets close to her friends.

Her brother has the role of a patriarch in this. His story is a subplot to this anime.

If you’re an otaku fan, you must watch this. The best part of the anime is its subtlety in portraying taboos.

It’s a must-watch if you really like the semi-Hentai portrayals in an anime.

48. Undefeated Bahamut Chronicle

Saijaku muhai no Bahamut, as it is known in Japanese was a 2016 anime. It was the fourth anime project dedicated to the creators.

By the way, it was created by the GA Bunko imprint. The anime marked its 10th anniversary.

It tells the tale of a prince – Lux. He got into controversy and then fought a challenge.

Later, Lux joins an academy to train. He becomes the only male member to attend a female-only academy.

The anime covered a wide range of genres. Apart from ecchi, it had some harem and romance.

Its action scenes were also well known. But, this was not enough for it to make it on top.

Keep reading for more ecchi anime.

47. Okusama Ga Seitokaichou´!

Okusama ga seitokaichou means ‘My wife is the student Council President’. This anime had only 12 episodes and was aired in 2015.

It was rated R+. The issue of mild nudity sparked trouble for the makers. Hayato Izumi is the male protagonist in this series.

Ui Wakana, the female protagonist defeats him in a school election. He faces trouble adjusting back to ordinary life.

The turn of events later makes the anime interesting and colorful. The tale is more of a secret relation story with some comedy and romance.

Will others find out about them? Watch to see some action-packed scenes too!

46. Hundred

Hundred is a 2016 anime that had 12 episodes in the main season. This is one of the few ecchi anime that had the Sci-Fi genre mixed.

Mecha and action enhanced the plot. It garnered good reviews and responses from fans. It was an adaptation of Jun Misaki’s light novel series.

Hundred in this anime is the name of a weapon. It’s a lifesaver for mankind when the savages attack them.

Hayato Kisaragi, the protagonist survives such an attack and then emerges as a hero. Hayato then joins Little Garden.

It’s an academy to train the inmates with combat skills. His life at the academy with his female peers makes the rest of the story.

45. Eromanga Sensei

Eromanga Sensei is a lot like Undefeated Bahamut. They have more or less the same number of episodes – 12.

Their themes are centered on comedy and romance. Though the main theme remains as ecchi, there’s a bit of drama too.

Sagiri Izumi gets orphaned at the start and gets cut off from her surviving family.

It then traces the story of her and her half-brother who writes erotica. The rags to riches tinge makes it more admirable.

It was rated as PG – 13 and was widely accepted. The reviews and ratings were also mostly good.

But, it did not do as much as the hype it created.

44. Cat Planet Cuties

Cat Planet Cuties was also known as Asobi ni ikuyo. It is an ecchi anime that is rated R+.

Like most ecchi plots, this was also a combo of drama and romance. It had 12 episodes and it first aired in 2010.

But, it does not feel like those contemporary animes of those days. The reason for naming it so is because of the female characters.

The protagonist is a male – Kio. Kio befriends a cat-like creature. He later finds himself in between a tug of war.

Will he and Eris, the cat lady survive? Go now and find out.

43. Lord Marksman and Vanadis

Lord Marksman and Vanadis is also a comedy and romance combination. But, what separates this from other animes is its genuinity.

It was a fantasy version of Europe. Added to it, was a bit of historical spice.

It was an adaptation of its light novel series under the same name. The adventurous moment makes it thrilling to watch.

It was rated as R – 17+.

Elen is the lead character in this anime.

His life and kingdom is the central theme of the anime. New alliances, strategies, and comebacks make it interesting.

If you love conspiracies, this is a must-watch.

42. Back Street Girls: Gokudolls

Don’t confuse this one with the vocal group named Backstreet Boys. Back Street Girls: Gokudolls is a 17+ rated anime that came out in 2018.

It had 10 episodes under its main season. Are you a yakuza fan? This anime is all about them.

It deals with the dirty world of organ trade and trafficking. If you are not aware of sexual reassignment, this anime will teach you what it’s.

A yakuza’s mindset is tough. Hormones and surgeries can’t crush their valor and might. Their roles as pop stars continue in the backdrop of this.

What will be their fate? 41. And You Thought There Is Never a Girl Online? Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? was its Japanese title.

It’s a much minor friendly anime, compared to the previous ones. Its 12 episodes are fun and frolic, filled with schooling and games.

This anime seemed to be a tough one to classify. It subtly combined ecchi into the school vibe.

However, the blending of the game into it was more attractive than the ecchi angle. The tale shows the virtual gaming life of Hideki Nishimura.

It shows the pitfalls of online identity scams in gaming. Later, Nishimura finds himself between many real females, while he assumed the opposite.

41. And You Thought There Is Never a Girl Online?

Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? was its Japanese title. It’s a much minor friendly anime, compared to the previous ones.

Its 12 episodes are fun and frolic, filled with schooling and games.

This anime seemed to be a tough one to classify. It subtly combined ecchi into the school vibe. However, the blending of the game into it was more attractive than the ecchi angle.

The tale shows the virtual gaming life of Hideki Nishimura. It shows the pitfalls of online identity scams in gaming.

Later, Nishimura finds himself between many real females, while he assumed the opposite.

40. Saenai Hiroine No Sodatekata

Saenai hiroin no sodatekata is the Japanese of ‘how to raise a boring girlfriend’. As the title suggests, it is the story of an Otaku – Tomoya.

He wishes to create his own game and needs help. He recruits people to help him with illustrations and script.

Unknowingly, all these creators are having the same feelings in their minds. It’s a picture-perfect combination of Ecchi and Harem.

It aired in 2015 and had 12 episodes. The mainstream season scored well in its ratings.

The reviews also told a good story. However, it could not reach a much wider audience.

39. Absolute Duo

Absolute Duo came under fire for its graphic scenes. This led to its rating becoming 17+.

It signifies a substantial amount of violence and profanity. The 12 episodes were first aired in 2015.

But, the first screening was not on TV. It was at a theatre in Tokyo in the year 2014.

It was an adaptation of its light novel that goes by the same name. Absolute Duo is a status or a position.

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It is granted to very few in the Kouryou Academy High School. Kokonoe joins the academy to power up.

He had lost his sister and friends. They were murdered. The anime shows his struggle to rise and defeat the unknown enemy.

38. How Heavy Are The Dumbbells You Lift?

Dumbbell Nan Kilo Moteru? As it was known in Japanese is an Ecchi-Sports anime. Such a combination is very rare.

The slice of life also makes the plot interesting. It had 12 episodes, in total.

It tells the tale of Hibiki Sakura who struggles with weight loss. Her friend Ayaka tries to convince her and motivate her to get started.

So she enrolls herself at a gym. Her shocking experiences at the gym and with its members are portrayed in it.

Will she continue to visit the gym? How will she blend in, if she wishes to?

Watch, to know more!

37. Nisemonogatari

Nisemonogatari is a good blend of mystery and supernatural vibes. It’s an adaptation of the light novel.

The anime series and its books have been popular among fans. There’s also a visual novel for a part of the story.

A vampire attack becomes the trigger for its start. Koyomi and his girlfriend Hitagi are the central points of this story.

His discovery of the other side of his girlfriend will surprise him. His sisters Karen and Tsukihi play supporting roles.

Their roles become mainstream during the other half of the anime. The anime had a prequel, sequel, and a side story.

36. Infinite Stratos

Do you like Sci-Fi and Mecha animes that are action-packed? If so, this is for you.

Though it’s more of an ecchi harem anime, the plot won’t be single-colored. Infinite Stratos is a weapon that can be operated only by a woman.

It’s so destructive that there are international treaties to control its use. But, there’s a boy who knows, how to operate it.

This is how Ichika Orimura joins an all-female academy for training. His life at the academy, the training, and friendships are also part of the anime.

Though it became a household name, it did not gain outstanding ratings. But, its light novel became much popular.

35. Freezing Vibration

Freezing Vibration is a Seinen anime that came out in 2013. It had all traits of Seinen.

Action, military, martial arts, combat, and science fiction are all combined with the ecchi genre. This anime was an adaptation of its manga volumes 7 – 14.

Yes, it had a prequel. Apart from the 12 episodes it even had a side story.

This went unnoticed by many fans. It tells the tale of Chevalier during the 10th nova clash.

The plot is simple and realistic. But, the real impact is in the narration and sequences.

This is the crux of the anime. If you have not watched its prequel, Freezing, you’ll miss out a lot.

It’s because that part covers the first 7 manga volumes. It’s ranked higher than others with better ratings because of its storyline.

34. Panti & Sutokkingu with Gataberuto

Panti & Sutokkingu with Gataberuto is the Japanese for Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt. It was controversial for its violent scenes, graphic content, and profanity.

Though it scored a decent rating, it couldn’t reach many viewers. There was an adaptation and a variant anime for this.

It was the original material of this concept. It is 34 on this list because of the rarity.

It’s a parody ecchi anime. Since there’s an element of supernaturalism, they had to add comedy to balance the theme out.

It tells the tale of two sisters – Panty and Stocking. They were kicked out of Heaven and met Garterbelt – a priest.

The rest of it shows their encounters with other creatures.

33. Ao-chan Can’t Study

Ao-chan Can’t Study is a Shounen anime with an ecchi touch. This is also an experiment that the creators tried.

It had only one adaptation which was not a success. It was originally taken from its manga.

Kijima and Ao Horie are the central characters. They dabble in the world of erotica, lust, and deceit.

Even though Kijima is careful, she finds herself in a tough spot. This was after she made the mistake of confessing.

Now, she has to ward off the consequences. This starts to take a toll on her studies.

It seems like the end of the world for her. This part of the anime is best described and directed.

Will she escape this disgraceful situation?

32. Strike The Blood

Strike the Blood was banned in China for violence and immorality. This controversy made the series much popular.

Though it found reluctant acceptance, it was hard to break through. Its side story, sequel, and adaptation also faced the same consequences.

It’s a horror fantasy anime with vampires. The story that it followed was adapted from its light novels.

It shows the story of the Lion Organization. The spotlight of this story is focused on Yukina and Koujou.

Their encounters and experiences are portrayed here. This was a fairly long anime series that had 24 episodes.

It aired over 2 years between 2013 and 2014. It also had some more side stories based on this same source material.

However, they weren’t as popular as this one.

31. Plunderer

Plunderer may not have found many reviews. But, it has ranked high, here due to many reasons.

It was predominantly shounen. This led to good incorporation of the ecchi theme. Its fantasy and action parts were part of the turning points of the plot.

It tells the tale of Alcia – a fictional land. The people of the land have different counts.

These counts rank them in the hierarchy. Hina is one such inhabitant. The anime shows how she embarks on a journey.

It was to find out more about her deceased mother. The world of Abyss and Aces is what they discover with her.

She is not alone as the villagers also accompany her. A shocking secret also awaits them.

30. Yuragi-Sou No Yuuna-San

Yuragi-sou no Yuuna-san is a harem ecchi anime. The house hunt and its horror antecedents make most of the anime.

Kogarashi who’s a vagabond finds such a place welcoming. He’s broke and has nothing to lose.

This gave him the confidence to face the ghosts. However, he realizes that the ghost is not a malicious one.

Instead, it’s of a harmless girl named Yuuna. Soon, he discovers that other inmates are also supernatural.

But, only he can see Yuuna. This series was an adaptation of its manga. There was also a side story that showed Yuuna’s life when she was alive.

It would be better to watch that anime after watching this one. That’s because it depended on many events in this series.

29. Aesthetica Of A Rogue Hero

Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero was popular for its fantasy theme. Though it had very little ecchi, it ranked higher here.

The reason for that is its awesome direction and reviews. The anime had moderately graphical scenes.

It talks about Samson’s Syndrome. This is a condition which lets people travel to other worlds.

This part is Isekai, to be precise. Akatsuki decides to return after a long stay outside.

He also has a companion. Later, the anime shows his life after the return. It points mainly to his school – Babel.

There, they have a clash with some powerful council leaders.

28. Ikki Tousen: Great Guardians

Ikki Tousen is a martial arts anime. Ecchi makes only a small part of this plot.

But, it is pivotal or the plot would not go well. It tells the tale of family conflicts, domestic troubles, and worldly matters.

It had a prequel, a sequel, and an adaptation. Ikki Tousen means great guardians, in Japanese.

Hakafu – the protagonist is having a challenging life ahead. The 12 episodes show her fight those tournaments.

She wins over all the obstacles. She suddenly discovers that she had a sister who was unknown to her.

It was the plot twist that made the viewers stay engaged. The issues at home make life harder.

Will she win over all this?

27. Gakusen Toshi Asterisk

Gakusen Toshi asterisk is one of those animes which had the first announcement outside Japan.

Its release was declared at an American Anime convention. The anime is based on its light novels’ volumes 1 to 3.

The harem anime also blended the supernatural aspects of it. Anyway, it’s easy for a creator to alternate a harem and ecchi.

Though this was designed for young viewers, it wasn’t that friendly. It showed the after-effects of a disaster.

Life after a catastrophe will never be easy. The life of Ayato Amagiri is one such.

Her experiences at Seidoukan Academy and the elites there fill the anime with thrill and wonder.

26. So, I Can’t Play H!

So, I Can’t Play H! is a supernatural ecchi anime. It was the adaptation of its light novels.

It also has a horror story as a subplot. But, do not fear, the comedy aspect of it will leave you laughing.

It had an adaptation, a sequel, and a summary series. Its 12 episodes are a roller coaster ride of emotions.

It deals with the God of Death – Shinigami. Shinigami appears in the form of Lisara.

Lisara tries to stay in this world and searches for a host. This is where Kaga comes in.

She sucks out Kaga’s lust and libido. This leaves him uninterested and lonely. There is mild nudity in this anime.

25. Kiss X Sis

A seinen anime, Kiss x sis is about a brother and two sisters. It is regarded as a pure ecchi anime.

The incest between them is normalized here and it borders Hentai. This is why it’s rated R+.

It was an adaptation of its manga which also had a side story. It shows the immorality blending with the innocence of the characters.

There was a Christmas episode which was the ones which most fans claimed to like.

It garnered a lot of reviews and could find a cult fandom. This is what makes it rank higher on this list.

24. Hip Whip Girl: Keijo!!!!!!

Hip Whip Girl: Keijo!!!!!! Was a 2016 anime that had 12 episodes. It’s a satire packaged as a sports shounen anime.

This does not mean it’s not an ecchi anime. The relevance of ecchi is pivotal in this anime’s plot.

The story is quite simple and is an underdog saga. It was mainly a fan service anime adapted from its manga.

It shows a competitive sport named Keijo. Nozomi tries her hand in it to save her family from poverty.

As luck favors her, she wins in the debut. This motivates her to continue. Soon, she becomes a serious contender.

Her journey teaches that it needs mental strength too.

23. Heaven’s Lost Property

Sora no Otoshimono, as it was known in Japan is a shounen ecchi drama anime.

It’s a rich comical experience that the anime offers. The plot could confuse you to believe that it’s a serious romantic series.

Tomoki is a child, who plays a major role, here. His dreams are occupied by a fairy-like creature.

Though he is not worried, his friend is concerned. So he tries to get the help of a sky angel.

That’s when Tomoki realizes that he is a master to someone from the sky. It can also be called a reverse Isekai mystery anime.

22. Yosuga No Sora

Yosuga no sora was a 12 episode long anime that aired in 2010. It was categorized as R+ due to the mild nudity involved.

It was called ‘half hentai’ by some reviewers, too. But it was something between Ecchi and Harem, to be precise.

This was an adaptation of its visual novel. It shows the story of Haruka and Kasugano who return home.

They were orphans and intended to spend time in the countryside. It was also the place where their grandfather lived.

But, soon after they moved in they experienced something strange. They started feeling unknown emotions.

Watch the anime to know more!

21. Maken-Ki! Battling Venus

Maken-Ki! Battling Venus is filmed based on its manga. This was another romantic comedy set in the ecchi and harem theme.

Why would it rank on top, here? It’s because of the combat and action scenes.

Though it was dismissed as a fan service show, it managed to get many reviews.

This means that it could even attract new viewers. If you are interested, you must watch its Sequel and Adaptations.

Takeru, like everyone, wants a Maken. A Maken is a magical ability to win in duels.

However, he joins an all-girls academy. Will he find his Maken, there?

20. Demon King Daimao

Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou, was an adaptation of its light novel. It had 12 episodes and a side story and an adaptation each.

If you don’t like action and fantasy together, this is not for you. The plot is simple but emotionally charged.

That’s why we have ranked it here. It’s about Akuto Sai decides to join Constant Magic Academy.

He meets a ninja named Junko there. Being idealists, they decide to make the world better.

However, a wizard prophesies that Akuto would become a demon king. This causes a strain on their friendship.

The ecchi – harem part comes here, as he tries to rise and get strong.

19. Gleipnir

Gleipnir is a seinen anime that is not that viewer-friendly. It has some scenes of violence and abuse.

It’s a relatively new anime which is also why it ranks high. It was released in 2020 as 13 episodes.

It had supernaturalism and mystery in the plot, apart from ecchi. It’s an adaptation of its manga.

Shuuichi Kagaya is an average school student, in this story. However, he suffers from transformation syndrome.

He becomes a monster at times. However, it helped him save a girl named Claire from a building fire.

She realizes his double identity and threatens to blackmail him. This is because she has a secret mission to accomplish.

What would it be?

18. Boku Wa Tomodachi Ga Sukunai

Boku wa Tomodachi ga sukunai means that ‘I don’t have many friends. It’s a slice of life anime with an ecchi theme dominating it.

Slice of life animes generally has very little as a plot. They are open-ended or cut out parts of their lives.

It had 12 episodes in its main season. The series also inspired a visual novel creation.

There was a live-action film also, which came out later. Apart from this, it had a prequel, sequel, side story, and an adaptation.

It’s exactly why it ranked higher, on this list. It showed the life of Kodaka Hasegawa who joins a new school.

He had a lot of hopes. Unfortunately, it was crushed as he got labeled as a delinquent.

Will he make it out and earn a reputation?

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17. Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn’t Exist

Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn’t Exist was reviewed by close to 3.22 lakh viewers.

Its first screening was in Yebisu Garden Place in 2015. It shows Japan, where all negativities are weeded out.

Strong and harsh laws have been the reason behind it. Citizens are under surveillance of the rulers, all day.

The protagonist is a naïve boy named Tanukichi. He gets trapped with a group that supplies obscene content.

This activity is illegal. Will Tanukichi escape? This anime has the right mix of seriousness, realism, and comedy.

Of course, there’s ecchi too – which is the major part of it.

16. Uzaki-chan Wants To Hang Out!

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! Had 12 episodes and a sequel. It was released in 2020.

This is also a slice of life depiction with less plot relevance. However, the creators did not leave it loose ended.

They incorporated humor to bring the monotonous plot alive. The ecchi element was added as a part of it.

It tells the tale of Hana Uzaki. She meets Shinichi, who was a club attendee.

Her company with him causes a lot of trouble for her. However, she does not stop communicating or meeting him.

Watch this for a good mix of comedy and ecchi.

15. Why the Hell are You Here, Teacher!?

Nande Koko ni Sensei ga!? Was a 2019 anime that enthralled the viewers with comedy and suspense.

It had 12 episodes that made the viewers feel that the plot was spontaneous. It could garner very few positive responses though it wasn’t a commercial loss.

Satou and his teacher Kojima are the anchors who take the plot. The plot was wild showing a relation between the two.

However, there wasn’t much apart from the usual Seinen stuff and some school-based themes.

It inspired an adaptation and a side story. But, even these were unheard of until recently.

14. Chivalry Of A Failed Knight

Chivalry of a Failed Knight is an action drama Ecchi anime. It’s a must-watch if you enjoy suspense and fast-paced events.

It enjoyed a good reception from the audience and succeeded commercially. The story is about a band of talented people.

They call themselves Blazers and they study at Hagun Academy. This is a reputed Academy for mage-knights.

The protagonist – Ikki Kurogane, studies here. It shows the rise of Ikki and his new friendships.

This features 14 in this list because of its sheer popularity.

13. Soul Eater

Soul Eater was a lengthy anime. It had around 51 episodes in the main season.

It was telecast over a year’s time. Apart from that, it had a spin-off and an adaptation, too.

There’s a summary version, added to all this. This shows a school genre academy that has an academy.

There’s shounen written everywhere in the anime. Shinigami, the death god is the dean of this academy.

They train warriors to become death scythes. These are human weapons. Evans who is the protagonist is on a mission to kill all evil.

His experiences and fights make the rest of the anime’s plot.

12. Kuzu No Honkai

Kuzu no honkai means ‘scum’s wish’. Unlike the previous one, this is a seinen ecchi combination.

It had 12 episodes in the main season. It was an adaptation of its manga.

It delves into the lives of a couple – Hanabi and Mugi. They both seem like the ideal couple but there’s something unknown.

They long to live with people whom they can’t be with. Both of them had different partners in their minds.

This makes it dramatic and has very little romance. Ultimately they try to get along with each other.

These conflicting emotions and dramas are what made it rank 12, on this list.

11. Interspecies Reviewers

Interspecies Reviewers is a frank and fast plot. It was purely ecchi with a decent mix of comedy and fantasy.

It is an adaptation of its manga. It is a recently released anime that had 12 episodes and an adaptation.

It’s an R+ rated anime which makes it unsafe for minor viewers. Many reviewers have called it a degenerate and Hentai work.

However, it was a story that struck a chord in the hearts of gents. It was a custom-made fan service anime.

But, it ranked here at 11 because of its connection and subsequent popularity. Its impact was understood only later.

10. Bakemonogatari

Bakemonogatari can be understood as a ‘ghost story’. It’s a mystery horror anime with vampires. It is a 2010 anime that had 15 episodes in the season.

It had a prequel and a sequel. Apart from that, it inspired an adaptation, a summary anime, and a side story.

This proves how much of an impact it had on the viewers. Now you can understand why it ranks 10 on this list.

It was widely accepted by critics and fans alike. The reviews were above 5 lakh, on myanimelist.com.

It was rated R+ due to its violent and graphical scenes. It’s the tale of Aragi, a school student.

Soon he discovers a vampire in the academy. Initially, everyone is afraid, but he steps in to help.

However, the anime could have reached more viewers and became popular. It is grossly underrated.

9. No Game No Life

No Game, No Life was the sequel of No Game, No Life: Zero. It had a side story and an adaptation too.

The plot was taken from its first three light novel volumes. The anime had 12 episodes.

It brings the perspective of a gamer before the viewers. Sora and Shiro – two siblings are the main characters of this anime.

They view the real world like another game. Except that the stakes are too high in real life.

They’re attracted by a ‘blank’ username. Soon, they would get to know what’s behind it.

The rest of the anime goes exactly like a game. There’s ecchi and gaming which takes over most of the plot.

8. The Devil Is A Part-Timer!

The Devil Is a Part-Timer! is a demonic comedy movie that showed conflict. It was a 2013 anime with a sequel and an adaptation.

The source material for this was the Light novel. The fantasy genre is blended into a demonic comedy carefully.

It showed a battle taking place at many levels. The twists and turns in the plot made the viewers spellbound.

The most memorable parts of this series are the descriptions. It ensured to show daily tasks as a hilarious joke.

Imagine a Satanic King working part-time at a café! Then realizing that the corporate world is more powerful than an emperor!

You can read more about The Devil Is a Part-Timer, in the ENTOIN article.

7. Prison School

Prison School is an anime of 12 episodes that got released in 2015. It was a Seinen-themed plot with the school genre thrown in.

It shows the life at an Academy named Hachimitsu Private Academy. It’s renowned and became a metaphor for discipline and quality.

However, it’s an all-girls academy that opens up admission for few boys. They are mischievous and get caught for something creepy.

This lands them in trouble and they are sentenced to prison. It shows the strength of friendship and brotherhood in a perverse tone.

However, it failed to play to its strengths. At some parts, the plot seemed to be losing relevance.

6. Kill La Kill

Kill la Kill is a successful anime. It has 24 episodes which aired over a year.

Its manga was the original source for this concept. It became popular owing to the mysterious and comical plot.

It brought many laurels for its makers. Some of those recognitions were: Tokyo Anime Award for Best Character Design (2014) | Character Design Award | Storyboard Award | Soundtrack Award | Theme Song Award | Mascot Awards | Female Character Awards and Series Award for TV Broadcast.

The plot revolved around Matoi and his father’s mysterious death.

She stumbles upon an academy and joins it for the training. Meanwhile, she’s still searching for her father’s killer.

It’s all about the discoveries, twists, and turns in her search. Do watch it if you love detective movies.

5. Highschool Of The Dead

Highschool of the Dead is a series of 12 episodes. It was sourced from the manga and had an adaptation and a side story.

Though it is a half Hentai anime, it was not obsessive. Takashi Kimuro is the best chance the planet has when a crisis occurs.

This is when the Earth comes under attack by a zombie plague. Though he’s helpless, he tries to protect people.

The zombie pandemic meanwhile goes on. Kimuro then sees a world that is half dead.

The ecchi part of the anime is only in these specific areas. If you have enjoyed World War Z, this is for you.

4. Goblin Slayer

Goblin Slayer had 12 episodes in its first season. It was an adaptation from the light novels which went by the same title.

Apart from that, it had a sequel and a summary release too. It’s an action fantasy anime that features goblins.

They’re known for their cunningness and deceit. The protagonist, a teenager joins a tribe of adventurers.

This is to investigate the goblin phenomenon. They are ambushed, unfortunately, and the lone surviving member is her.

She knew she won’t be alive. But, a mysterious creature comes to save her. That was Goblin slayer.

It ranks on top here because of the wide acceptance it got. Its popularity is indisputable.

3. The Testament Of Sister New Devil

Shinmai Maou no Testament had an interesting plot behind it. It combined ecchi with action and demonology.

The 12 episodes were serious and kept the fans engaged. The anime was an adaptation of its light novel series which was popular.

Other than that, it had a sequel and an adaptation release. This series covered only the first 3 volumes of the light novels.

It told the tale of Basara Toujou whose father brought 2 girls one day. They were Mio and Maria.

Though Basara does not like them initially, he mellows down later. He pledges to protect his family.

The enemies being demons were hard to defeat. Will Basara succeed in this mission?

2. Fairy Tail

Fairy Tail is one of the longest anime series on this list. Perhaps one reason it made it to the 2nd place.

It had 175 episodes which ran over 4 years. Quite a long anime series! It also had a spin-off, a sequel, a side story, and an adaptation release.

It gave its creators huge recognition through laurels and awards. Animax Asia’s Anime of the Year Award | Best Japanese Anime Award | Best French Dubbing Award | Manga Grand Prix in 2012.

The tale is set in the backdrop of Flore.

It’s a fictional territory. Lucy, who’s a mage is in pursuit of a gate key.

This was the gateway to the celestial world. She gets cheated and falls into a trap, escaping by luck.

Her relation with Natsu, her savior is the next part of the story. It had a cocktail of action, mystery, shounen, and fantasy.

1. Food Wars: Shokugeki No Soma

Here’s the most recommended anime on this list – Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma. It’s set in the backdrop of a school genre with an ecchi vibe throughout the plot.

It had 24 episodes and aired in 2015. Souma Yukihara is the protagonist here.

He’s the son of a chef who worked at his own restaurant. He learned culinary skills from his father and also used them to help his family.

He had the talent for serving guests. One day his father closes down the restaurant.

So Souma goes to a coveted cooking academy. They had a rigorous training regime that had food wars.

These were intense cooking shows and competitions. But, there is more to that. His skills are soon put to a test there.

Will he and his peers survive? See for yourself to find it out.

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