Top 30 Best Completed Anime Series Of All Time

[00:00] One of the best feelings as an anime fan

[00:02] is an anime that's completely finished.

[00:04] No waiting, no cliffhers, just pure

[00:06] bingeworthy perfection. For me, there's

[00:09] nothing more satisfying than diving into

[00:11] a completed series and experiencing the

[00:13] full story from start to finish. That's

[00:15] why today I've put together something

[00:17] special, a massive list of the top 30

[00:20] best completed anime series of all time.

[00:23] These aren't just shows you watch and

[00:24] move on from, they're masterpieces that

[00:27] leave an impact long after the credits

[00:29] roll. So, without wasting any more time,

[00:31] let's jump into this lineup of certified

[00:33] masterpieces.

[00:35] >> Sattoru,

[00:37] get up. MOM,

[00:42] >> so like, does that mean you'd kill to

[00:44] protect me?

[00:46] >> Starting off the list at number 30, we

[00:47] have Erased. It is one of the best

[00:49] mind-boggling mysteries you will ever

[00:51] watch. Erased is only 12 episodes long,

[00:54] and you can enjoy the thrill and

[00:55] suspense without any cliffhers. Erased

[00:58] focuses on a 29-year-old Sattoru. He

[01:01] looks like a regular human, but because

[01:03] of some reason, he can travel back in

[01:04] time before anything significant

[01:06] happens. His life becomes a mess when he

[01:08] is sent 18 years back in time, the

[01:10] longest he has ever traveled, and

[01:12] mysteries of his childhood unveiled that

[01:14] will change his future as well. I was

[01:16] anxious the whole time, hoping things

[01:18] would go different this time around. If

[01:20] you like time travel, mystery, or anime

[01:22] that makes your soul hurt in a good way,

[01:24] this one's non-negotiable.

[01:40] At number 29, we have Sunny Boy. Imagine

[01:43] being a high school student going about

[01:45] your usual day when suddenly your entire

[01:47] school building is thrown into a

[01:48] void-like dimension. That's the

[01:50] terrifying reality faced by 36 students

[01:53] who find themselves completely cut off

[01:55] from the world as they know it. As if

[01:57] being trapped in an alternate dimension

[01:59] wasn't enough, some of the students

[02:01] start developing supernatural powers and

[02:03] things quickly spiral out of control.

[02:06] With these new abilities come conflict

[02:08] and division. The student council tries

[02:10] to maintain order, but tension rises as

[02:12] the powered students rebel against their

[02:14] strict rules. What begins as a fight for

[02:16] leadership and control soon turns into a

[02:19] desperate struggle for survival as they

[02:21] discover that this strange world has its

[02:23] own rules. Rules that must be followed

[02:25] if they want any chance of staying

[02:27] alive. This anime combines elements of

[02:29] psychological tension, supernatural

[02:32] powers, and survival, keeping you on the

[02:34] edge of your seat with every twist and

[02:36] turn.

[02:39] Convers

[02:41] track and field competition. In other

[02:43] words, everybody who's living here in

[02:45] the dorms right now is a member of that

[02:48] very team.

[02:54] Coming in at number 28, we have Run with

[02:56] the Wind. It starts with a dude chasing

[02:58] another guy down the street yelling,

[03:00] "Hey, do you like running?" And somehow

[03:02] that moment kicks off one of the most

[03:03] unexpectedly wholesome sports anime I've

[03:06] ever watched. 10 college guys, most of

[03:08] whom have absolutely no business

[03:10] running, get pulled into a half-baked

[03:12] plan to compete in one of Japan's

[03:13] biggest marathon relays. One of them

[03:15] smokes like a chimney. Another can

[03:17] barely make it to the corner store

[03:18] without wheezing. And none of them asked

[03:20] for this. What starts as a ridiculous

[03:22] idea slowly turns into something

[03:24] genuinely meaningful. The show isn't

[03:26] really about becoming the fastest. It's

[03:28] about rebuilding confidence,

[03:30] rediscovering purpose, and learning to

[03:32] keep going even when life already

[03:33] knocked you down once. Everyone's

[03:35] running for a reason, and that reason

[03:37] hits harder than expected. Trust me,

[03:39] guys. Just watch this anime, and you

[03:41] won't regret a second of it.

[04:03] At number 27, we have 91 days. As a

[04:07] child living in the town of Lawless,

[04:09] Angelo Lagusa has witnessed a tragedy.

[04:11] His parents and younger brother have

[04:13] been mercilessly slaughtered by the

[04:14] Venetti Mafia family. Losing everything

[04:17] he holds dear, he leaves both his name

[04:19] and hometown behind, adopting the new

[04:21] identity of Avilio Bruno. 7 years later,

[04:24] Avilio finally has his chance for

[04:26] revenge when he receives a mysterious

[04:28] letter prompting him to return to

[04:29] Lawless. Obliging, he soon encounters

[04:32] the Veneti Dawn son, Nero, and seeks to

[04:34] befriend him using the skills he has

[04:36] quietly honed for years. Set during the

[04:38] Prohibition era, 91 Days tells the story

[04:41] of Avilio's dark, bloodstained path to

[04:44] vengeance as he slowly ends each of the

[04:46] men involved in the killing of his

[04:47] family

[04:49] >> by accident.

[04:51] >> Remember, you chose this path.

[04:54] >> It's Sphinx. They released a new video.

[04:56] >> Remember, there will be another boom if

[04:58] you don't solve it in time.

[05:02] >> Shivaki, Ruggi's been hit. We should

[05:04] take this as a direct challenge to the

[05:06] police force. Taking the 26th spot, we

[05:09] have Terror in Resonance. Tokyo is

[05:11] brought to its knees by two teenage

[05:13] boys, 9 and 12. On the surface, they're

[05:16] terrorists, planting bombs and taunting

[05:18] the police with riddles. But here's the

[05:20] catch. They're not after destruction.

[05:23] They're after attention. Every

[05:24] explosion, every riddle, every move,

[05:26] it's all part of a bigger message. Enter

[05:28] Shibazaki, a sharp but washed up

[05:30] detective. The only one who senses that

[05:32] behind the chaos is a much darker truth.

[05:34] This isn't your average thriller. The

[05:36] animation is pristine, the pacing razor

[05:38] sharp, and the soundtrack turns every

[05:40] scene into pure tension and tragedy. 11

[05:43] episodes, that's all it takes for terror

[05:45] and resonance to drag you into a story

[05:47] of loss, revenge, and a cry for justice

[05:49] the world never wanted to hear.

[06:09] At number 25, we have Link Click. In the

[06:12] middle of a modern city sits a tiny shop

[06:14] called Time Photo Studio. It looks

[06:16] ordinary, but the two guys who run it,

[06:18] Chong Xiaoi and Lu Guang, have a job no

[06:21] one else does. They can enter

[06:22] photographs and relive the exact moment

[06:24] the picture was taken. Clients bring

[06:26] photos with wishes, trace a lost memory,

[06:29] fix one moment, or discover the truth.

[06:32] And these two step inside to make it

[06:33] happen. Chong Xiaoi and Luang don't just

[06:36] watch the past, they become the people

[06:38] in it, navigating other lives while

[06:40] trying not to break their own. Visually,

[06:42] it's slick, crisp animation, moody

[06:45] lighting, and a soundtrack that nails

[06:46] the emotional beats. It's short,

[06:49] focused, and surprisingly moving. Link

[06:51] Click is one of those shows that sneaks

[06:53] up on you and then won't leave your

[06:55] head.

[06:58] >> Fortunately, their salvation is

[06:59] something far more sinister.

[07:02] And by his hand, evil shall know

[07:05] suffering as well.

[07:08] He is Alukard, the Helsing

[07:10] organization's deadliest weapon against

[07:13] the wicked.

[07:14] >> Coming in at number 24, we have Hellsing

[07:16] Ultimate. While the animation and action

[07:18] sequences are fantastic with fluid

[07:20] movements and over-the-top violence that

[07:22] horror fans will love, Helsing Ultimate

[07:24] falls a bit flat when it comes to

[07:26] characters and story. The plot follows

[07:28] Alukard, an ancient vampire who works

[07:30] for a vampire hunting organization in

[07:32] England. But he feels overpowered and

[07:34] two-dimensional. The pacing is uneven,

[07:36] jumping from slow buildups to sudden

[07:38] action scenes, even though it is filled

[07:40] with some of the most brutally epic

[07:41] action scenes you will see in a show of

[07:43] this style. Don't get me wrong, this is

[07:45] one of my favorite series of all time,

[07:47] and it's on this list for a reason,

[07:49] despite its flaws. If you're in the mood

[07:51] for a wild ride full of ghouls, demons,

[07:53] and gallons of blood, Hellsing Ultimate

[07:55] is pure unfiltered fun

[08:08] 23 goes to Anohana. Genta Yadomi spends

[08:12] his days as a recluse, skipping school

[08:14] and losing himself in video games, far

[08:16] removed from the world around him. But

[08:18] one summer afternoon, his peaceful

[08:20] isolation is interrupted by the sudden

[08:22] appearance of his childhood friend,

[08:23] Menma. She's as lively and persistent as

[08:26] ever, asking Ginta to fulfill a

[08:28] forgotten wish. The problem? Menma

[08:30] tragically passed away years ago. At

[08:32] first, Ginta brushes it off, thinking

[08:34] it's just a heat induced hallucination.

[08:36] But the more he interacts with Menma,

[08:38] the more he realizes that her presence

[08:40] is real. Her ghost has returned, and she

[08:43] won't rest until her wish is granted.

[08:45] This brings Ginta face to face with his

[08:47] past as he reconnects with his childhood

[08:49] friends, a group that has drifted apart

[08:51] since Menma's untimely death. While that

[08:54] premise carries an undeniable emotional

[08:56] charge, Anohana is one of the most

[08:58] heartfelt slice of life anime of all

[09:00] time.

[09:19] At number 22, we have another Quichi

[09:21] Sakibara is transferred to a new school

[09:23] in the village of Yomiyama.

[09:25] 26 years ago, a student had died here,

[09:28] and since then, a gloomy mood has set

[09:30] over the town. The atmosphere is heavy.

[09:32] The students are distant and whispers of

[09:34] a tragedy from 26 years ago still linger

[09:37] in the air. That's when he notices May

[09:39] Msaki, a strange girl with an eye patch

[09:42] that nobody else seems to acknowledge.

[09:44] But here's the chilling part. Kohici is

[09:46] the only one who can see her. One by

[09:48] one, horrifying accidents and brutal

[09:51] death start piling up, leaving the

[09:53] students trapped in a curse they can't

[09:54] escape. With time running out, Kuici and

[09:57] their classmates must uncover the truth

[09:59] before the entire class is wiped out.

[10:01] Creepy, suspenseful, and dripping with

[10:03] atmosphere. Another is the kind of

[10:05] horror mystery that'll keep you guessing

[10:07] right up to its shocking finale.

[10:22] >> Coming in at number 21, we have Doro.

[10:24] Some stories grab you by the heart from

[10:26] the very first scene, and Doro is one of

[10:28] them. It begins with Daigo Kagamitsu, a

[10:31] ruthless warlord so hungry for power

[10:34] that he makes a pact with demons,

[10:36] offering up his unborn son in exchange

[10:38] for prosperity. The child is born

[10:40] without limbs, eyes, ears, or even skin.

[10:44] Nothing but a living sacrifice. Left to

[10:47] die, he's saved by a kind medicine man

[10:50] who outfits him with prosthetics and

[10:51] weapons, giving him a chance to survive

[10:54] in a world that had already rejected

[10:55] him. That boy, later known as

[10:57] Hayakimaru, sets out on a brutal

[11:00] journey. Every time he slays one of the

[11:02] demons who stole from him, he regains a

[11:04] piece of his body. It's a quest for

[11:06] survival, but also for identity. As he

[11:09] struggles to reclaim not just what was

[11:11] taken from him, but what it means to be

[11:13] human. With haunting visuals, raw

[11:16] emotion, and unforgettable characters,

[11:18] Doro carves its place among the greatest

[11:21] completed anime stories ever told.

[11:25] This boy's name is Yusuke. He's 14 years

[11:28] old and is supposed to be the hero of

[11:30] this story, but oddly enough, he's dead.

[11:34] I've turned into a ghost.

[11:36] >> Bingo.

[11:37] >> You are for the moment the spirit

[11:38] detective of Earth. Roton will supply

[11:40] you with information on your cases that

[11:42] won't be easy. I hope you're ready.

[11:44] >> Entering top 20, we have Yuyu Hakusho.

[11:47] Sometimes the best stories begin where

[11:49] life ends. Yuyu Hakusho follows Yuzuk

[11:52] Uramishi, a teenage delinquent who dies

[11:54] saving a child from an oncoming car. But

[11:56] instead of fading away, he's given a

[11:58] second shot at life. On one condition,

[12:01] he becomes a spirit detective tasked

[12:03] with investigating supernatural

[12:05] disturbances between the human and demon

[12:07] worlds. What really sets Yuyu Hakusho

[12:10] apart is Yuzuk himself. He starts off

[12:12] brash, reckless, and defiant, but across

[12:15] the journey, we see him grow into

[12:17] someone willing to fight for more than

[12:19] just pride. Fast-paced, emotional, and

[12:22] packed with some of the most iconic arcs

[12:24] in shownen history, it paved the way for

[12:26] many of the greats that came after.

[12:28] Three decades later, it's still a

[12:30] powerhouse that proves why classic

[12:31] shownen will never fade.

[12:51] Taking the 19th spot, we have Mushi.

[12:54] Anime is often an escape from reality.

[12:56] And Mushi is the greatest escape the

[12:58] medium offers, transporting the audience

[13:00] into a familiar yet strangely mystical

[13:02] world. Set in feudal Japan, Ginko

[13:05] travels the country researching the

[13:07] mystical creatures known as Mushi, which

[13:09] have strange supernatural connections to

[13:12] the world and its people. The slice of

[13:14] life genre isn't as appreciated among

[13:16] mainstream fans as it should be, but

[13:18] Mushi is the one that snuck through,

[13:20] bringing its relaxing excellence to

[13:22] viewers. Although it is still not very

[13:24] popular, the anime has reached enough

[13:26] hearts to convince them of its renowned

[13:28] elements. Mushi is a masterpiece that

[13:31] takes viewers on a new atmospheric

[13:32] journey with every episode, delivering

[13:34] no dull moments. It's unlike any other

[13:36] anime you have ever watched.

[13:58] At number 18, we have Pluto. Set in a

[14:01] future where humans and advanced robots

[14:03] live side by side, the world is still

[14:05] scarred by the aftermath of a great war.

[14:08] The story follows Gays, a robot

[14:10] detective drawn into a chilling mystery.

[14:12] But these aren't ordinary cases. Someone

[14:15] is hunting down the world's most

[14:16] powerful robots one by one and leaving a

[14:19] trail of mystery and fear in their wake.

[14:21] With its haunting atmosphere, razor

[14:23] sharp tension, and emotional depth,

[14:25] Pluto stands as one of the greatest

[14:27] completed anime of all time.

[14:30] >> Are you ready to grubble at my feet and

[14:33] beg for forgiveness?

[14:46] Coming in at number 17, we have Samurai

[14:48] Champloo. Some anime just ooze style,

[14:51] and Samurai Champloo is the definition

[14:52] of that. Set in an alternate Eido period

[14:55] Japan. It throws together three complete

[14:57] opposites. Mugan, a wild breakdown

[15:00] swordsman who fights like chaos itself.

[15:02] Jyn, a calm and disciplined Ronin with

[15:04] deadly precision. and Fu, a determined

[15:07] girl on a mission to find the samurai

[15:09] who smells of sunflowers. Samurai

[15:11] Champloo fuses historical fiction,

[15:13] action, adventure, comedy, and hip hop,

[15:16] forging a unique and striking style. The

[15:18] fights are insane, fast, raw, and

[15:21] beautifully animated. This anime isn't

[15:23] just another samurai tale. It's an

[15:25] experience, one that still feels fresh

[15:27] no matter how many times you revisit it.

[15:30] >> Do you know that there are three things

[15:32] that I particularly hate?

[15:34] >> Really? Kids, animals, and women with

[15:37] attitudes. So tell me, Jet, why do we

[15:40] HAVE ALL THREE OF THEM NEATLY GATHERED

[15:42] IN OUR SHIP?

[15:45] >> At number 16, we have Cowboy Bbop. When

[15:47] it comes to short yet legendary anime,

[15:50] Cowboy Bbop wears the crown. With just

[15:52] 26 episodes, it left a mark that most

[15:54] long-running series could only dream of.

[15:56] Set in a gritty, melancholic future, it

[15:59] follows a ragtag crew of bounty hunters

[16:01] or cowboys as they drift through space

[16:04] chasing criminals, money, and sometimes

[16:06] just meaning. What makes Cowboy Bebop

[16:09] timeless is how it blends so many genres

[16:11] into one masterpiece. Some argue it's

[16:13] overhyped, but ignoring its influence

[16:15] would be pure foolishness. Cowboy Bebop

[16:18] has inspired creators worldwide. Its

[16:20] only flaw is that it ended too soon. But

[16:23] honestly, this is one of those cases

[16:24] where quality beats quantity every

[16:26] single time.

[16:43] At number 15, we have Summertime

[16:44] Rendering. The story begins on the

[16:47] peaceful Hitoima Island, a sunny, quiet

[16:49] town where nothing ever happens until

[16:51] everything does happen at once. Shinte

[16:54] Ajiro, your average laid-back guy,

[16:56] returns home for the funeral of his

[16:58] childhood friend. But something feels

[17:00] off. People are acting strange. Some are

[17:03] seeing copies of themselves. And then

[17:05] comes the twist. This island has a

[17:07] shadow problem. These shadow creatures

[17:09] copy people, kill them, and take their

[17:12] place. As for Shinte, he keeps dying,

[17:14] stabbed, shot, even shadow slapped, only

[17:17] to wake up again a few days earlier.

[17:19] He's trapped in a time loop, forced to

[17:21] relive the same days while trying to

[17:23] uncover the mystery and save everyone he

[17:25] cares about. Somehow, this anime manages

[17:27] to mix horror, sci-fi, mystery, and

[17:30] summer vibes into one chaotic,

[17:32] mindbending masterpiece.

[17:48] At number 14, we have Kurokco. No

[17:50] Basket. TU Junior High's basketball team

[17:53] was untouchable thanks to five prodigies

[17:55] known as the generation of miracles. But

[17:58] after graduation, these once teammates

[18:00] became rivals, each seeking glory at

[18:02] different high schools. Enter Sarin High

[18:05] School, home to two freshmen ready to

[18:07] shake up the game. Taiga Kagami, a fiery

[18:10] powerhouse fresh from the US, and

[18:12] Tetssuya Kuroko, a quiet, unassuming

[18:15] player with a game-changing secret.

[18:17] While Kuroko may look invisible on the

[18:19] court, that's kind of the point. His

[18:21] misdirection and passing skills earned

[18:23] him the nickname the Phantom Sixth Man

[18:25] of Teu. Together, Kuroko and Kagami vow

[18:29] to take down each of the miracle members

[18:31] and lead Sirin to the top of Japan's

[18:33] high school basketball world. What

[18:35] follows is a hype fueled journey packed

[18:37] with gravitydeying dunks, no look

[18:39] passes, and court rivalries that feel

[18:41] like superhero showdowns. If you're

[18:43] looking for peak sports anime energy

[18:45] with a satisfying finish, Kurokco No

[18:48] Basket delivers the full package.

[19:02] At number 13, we have Parasite the

[19:04] Maxim. Meet Shinichi Azumi, your average

[19:06] shy high schooler just trying to get

[19:08] through life. That is until a murderous

[19:10] alien tries to crawl into his ear.

[19:12] Luckily, Shinichi was wearing earphones.

[19:15] Unluckily, the alien takes the next

[19:16] available route, his right hand. Now,

[19:19] his arm is possessed by a sarcastic

[19:21] shape-shifting alien named Miggy.

[19:23] basically Siri with knives. Together,

[19:26] they form the most awkward survival duo

[19:28] imaginable. While most aliens go full

[19:31] head invasion and masquerade as

[19:33] terrifying humans with origami monster

[19:35] faces, Shinichi and Migi are the odd

[19:37] ones out, trying to survive in a world

[19:39] where almost everyone wants them dead.

[19:42] It blends horror, sci-fi, and emotional

[19:45] weight in a way that's hard to forget.

[19:47] With sharp animation, philosophical

[19:49] themes, and a killer soundtrack, this 24

[19:51] episode ride is lean, clever, and hits

[19:54] harder than you'd expect.

[19:58] Her existence had been kept hidden from

[20:00] everyone.

[20:02] However, some of the people who knew

[20:04] about her said that she was a weapon.

[20:07] She was just a tool without a heart.

[20:11] Stepping away from the action-packed

[20:13] fight animes, at number 12, we have

[20:15] Violet Evergarden. It's a show whose

[20:17] narrative exploration is just as

[20:19] beautiful as the animation. Set in a

[20:21] post-war European inspired world, Violet

[20:24] Evergardarden follows a young girl named

[20:26] Violet. Raised only to be a tool of war,

[20:28] she knew nothing beyond orders and

[20:30] obedience. But when the war ends and the

[20:32] guns fall silent, she's left with one

[20:34] final memory. The haunting last words of

[20:37] her major. Violet gets a job writing

[20:39] letters as an automemory doll, with her

[20:41] job being to properly capture the

[20:43] emotions of her clients and convey them.

[20:45] Coming from a bleak childhood, Violet is

[20:47] rather robotic in her approach to

[20:49] things. She does not fully understand

[20:51] the concept of love. As such, Violet

[20:54] Evergardarden is genuinely a story of

[20:55] feelings.

[21:10] At number 11, we have Your Lie in April.

[21:12] If you're not ready to cry, you might

[21:14] want to skip this one because your lie

[21:17] in April will absolutely wreck you in

[21:19] the most beautiful way possible. The

[21:22] story follows Kus Arma, a piano prodigy

[21:25] who loses all color in his life after

[21:27] the death of his mother. The trauma runs

[21:29] so deep that he can no longer hear the

[21:31] sound of his own piano. And with that,

[21:34] his music, his passion fades away. But

[21:37] everything begins to change when he

[21:39] meets Cowori Miyazano, a free-spirited

[21:41] violinist with a radiant smile and a

[21:43] mysterious pain of her own. Through her,

[21:46] Kusay finds the courage to face his

[21:47] fears, rediscover music, and feel

[21:50] emotions he'd long buried. This anime is

[21:53] a symphony of heartbreak, healing, and

[21:55] love woven together with stunning

[21:57] animation and a soul stirring

[21:59] soundtrack. So, here's a gentle warning.

[22:01] If you're not ready for an emotional

[22:02] ride, tread carefully. But if you're

[22:05] brave enough to face it, your lie in

[22:07] April will stay with you long after the

[22:08] final performance ends.

[22:11] >> We are assassins. Our target is our

[22:15] teacher.

[22:17] >> What uh what I'm about to tell you, we

[22:19] in the business call classify. I'm going

[22:22] to need you to kill this thing for the

[22:23] sake of mankind.

[22:26] >> At number 10, we have Assassination

[22:28] Classroom. Even if you're short on time,

[22:31] make time for this one. Because

[22:32] Assassination Classroom isn't just an

[22:34] anime. It's a once- ina-lifetime

[22:36] experience. This series blends

[22:38] everything. Sidesplitting comedy,

[22:40] heart-wrenching emotions, meaningful

[22:42] life lessons, and some of the most

[22:44] creative assassination attempts you'll

[22:46] ever witness. At the center of it all is

[22:48] a class of misfit students and their

[22:50] alien octopus-shaped teacher, Cororo

[22:53] Sensei. Yes, you heard that right. Their

[22:55] teacher is a superpowered being who has

[22:57] threatened to destroy the Earth. But

[22:59] before he does, he offers humanity a

[23:01] bizarre chance. If his own students can

[23:04] manage to assassinate him before

[23:06] graduation, the planet will be spared.

[23:08] With stunning animation, clever writing,

[23:11] and a story that tugs at your heart just

[23:13] as often as it makes you laugh.

[23:15] Assassination Classroom is a rare gem.

[23:17] Trust me, this is one anime you'll never

[23:19] forget.

[23:23] I shouldn't be children. I shouldn't eat

[23:25] it. You have to help me.

[23:28] >> So, you're not a human.

[23:30] >> I can't be a ghoul.

[23:32] >> Well, you're not a ghoul either.

[23:35] >> At number nine, we have Tokyo Ghoul.

[23:38] Tokyo Ghoul starts off with an innocent

[23:40] vibe only to drag you headfirst into a

[23:42] brutal world of fear, identity, and

[23:44] survival. The story follows Ken Kckki, a

[23:48] kind-hearted and bookish college student

[23:50] whose life takes a horrific turn after a

[23:52] date gone wrong. He wakes up in a

[23:54] hospital only to discover that he's been

[23:56] turned into a half ghoul, a creature

[23:58] that feeds on human flesh. From there,

[24:00] his life is thrown into chaos. Torn

[24:02] between the human world he once knew and

[24:04] the terrifying underground society of

[24:06] ghouls, Kcki must learn to navigate both

[24:08] while fighting to hold on to his

[24:10] humanity. His journey of pain, growth,

[24:13] and identity crisis is dark, thrilling,

[24:15] and deeply emotional. With intense

[24:18] action, gory battles, psychological

[24:20] torment, and a haunting atmosphere,

[24:22] Tokyo Ghoul will keep you glued to the

[24:24] screen. And the best part, it's fully

[24:26] completed, perfect for a dark weekend

[24:28] binge.

[24:49] Now at number eight, we have Mob Psycho

[24:51] 100. Mob Psycho 100 is a visually

[24:54] stunning and emotionally rich series

[24:56] that redefineses what it means to be a

[24:57] supernatural anime. The story follows

[25:00] Shigo Kagayyama, better known as Mob, a

[25:03] quiet and awkward middle schooler with

[25:05] immense psychic powers. But unlike most

[25:07] powerful characters, Mob doesn't want

[25:10] fame or control. He just wants a normal

[25:12] life. He hopes to make friends, fit in,

[25:14] and maybe even impress his crush. But

[25:16] with great power comes constant

[25:18] attention. Mob finds himself caught in

[25:21] situations where others try to exploit

[25:23] or challenge his abilities. What unfolds

[25:25] is a journey filled with jaw-dropping

[25:27] battles, hilarious moments, and

[25:29] breathtaking animation. At its core,

[25:31] though, Mob Psycho 100 is a story of

[25:34] self-discovery. If you're looking for a

[25:36] completed anime that blends humor,

[25:38] action, and heart, Mob Psycho 100

[25:40] delivers it all in a truly unforgettable

[25:43] way.

[26:02] Up next at number seven, we have

[26:05] Monster. Monster is a gripping

[26:07] psychological thriller that dives deep

[26:09] into the darkest corners of the human

[26:11] mind. The story follows Dr. Kenzo Tenma,

[26:14] a talented and kind-hearted brain

[26:16] surgeon whose life spirals out of

[26:18] control after he makes a difficult moral

[26:21] choice, saving the life of a young boy

[26:23] named Johan Lee instead of a

[26:25] high-profile official. Years later,

[26:28] Tenma discovers that the boy he saved

[26:30] has grown up to become a cold,

[26:31] calculating serial killer. Haunted by

[26:34] guilt and driven by a sense of justice,

[26:36] Tenma embarks on a harrowing journey to

[26:39] stop Yoan, uncovering disturbing truths

[26:42] and facing ethical challenges that blur

[26:44] the line between right and wrong. What

[26:46] makes Monster so captivating is its deep

[26:49] psychological tension, complex character

[26:51] development, and its ability to keep you

[26:53] hooked without relying on flashy action

[26:55] or supernatural elements. If you're

[26:58] looking for a completed anime that's

[26:59] intellectually stimulating, emotionally

[27:01] intense, and unforgettable, Monster is

[27:04] as good as it gets.

[27:07] >> If you could travel back in time and

[27:09] redo one thing, what would you choose

[27:11] and why?

[27:13] >> Now, my

[27:23] close to top five at number six, we have

[27:25] Stein's Gate.

[27:27] Stein's Gate is the mindbending

[27:29] masterpiece that plays with time in the

[27:31] most fascinating way possible. The story

[27:34] revolves around Ruru Okaveay, a

[27:36] self-proclaimed mad scientist who runs a

[27:38] small lab with his group of quirky

[27:40] friends. Their experiments are bizarre

[27:42] and borderline ridiculous until one day

[27:44] they accidentally discover that their

[27:46] microwave can send text messages to the

[27:48] past. What starts as harmless fun

[27:51] quickly spirals into a complex web of

[27:53] time loops, consequences, and emotional

[27:56] chaos. Every decision they make shifts

[27:59] reality in unpredictable ways, and some

[28:01] outcomes are far darker than they could

[28:03] have imagined. With eccentric

[28:05] characters, smart humor, and a slow

[28:07] burning plot that explodes in the second

[28:09] half, if you want a show that messes

[28:11] with your head and your heart, this

[28:12] one's a mustwatch.

[28:14] >> These hands of mine have been dirty for

[28:16] a long time now, Suzaku. Your coming to

[28:19] face me now doesn't matter at all. Hell,

[28:21] I welcome it even. I mean, of course,

[28:23] you and I are friends.

[28:34] At number five, we have Code Guas. A

[28:37] series that perfectly blends political

[28:38] intrigue, supernatural powers, and

[28:41] highstakes strategy into one

[28:43] unforgettable experience. Set in a world

[28:45] where the Holy Empire of Bratannia has

[28:47] taken over Japan, this anime follows

[28:49] Louch, a fallen prince living in exile.

[28:52] Brilliant but powerless, Louch dreams of

[28:55] overthrowing the empire and creating a

[28:57] better world, not just for Japan, but

[28:59] for his sister and those he cares about.

[29:02] And then fate intervenes. A mysterious

[29:05] girl grants him a supernatural ability

[29:07] that changes everything. With a single

[29:09] look, he gains the power to command

[29:11] anyone to do whatever he says. But codeg

[29:14] isn't just about powers or rebellion.

[29:16] It's about sacrifices, consequences, and

[29:19] what happens when idealism meets harsh

[29:21] reality.

[29:39] At number four, we have Death Note. Now,

[29:41] if you love watching intellectual

[29:43] battles, mind games, and a story that

[29:45] constantly keeps you guessing, Death

[29:47] Note is a mustwatch. The story follows

[29:49] Light Yagami, a brilliant high school

[29:52] student who discovers a mysterious

[29:53] notebook, The Death Note. It gives him

[29:56] the terrifying power to kill anyone

[29:58] whose name he writes in it, as long as

[30:00] he knows their face. With a twisted

[30:03] sense of justice, Light sets out to rid

[30:05] the world of criminals, determined to

[30:08] create a utopia. But of course, power

[30:10] corrupts. What starts as a noble idea

[30:13] quickly spirals into a dangerous game of

[30:15] control, manipulation, and obsession.

[30:17] What follows is one of the most gripping

[30:19] cat-and- mouse games in anime history.

[30:22] Death Note is sharp, suspenseful, and

[30:24] one of the smartest anime ever made.

[30:27] >> And now, this world shall know pain.

[30:32] Almighty push.

[30:45] At number three, we have one of the big

[30:47] three of anime, Naruto. Let's be honest,

[30:50] if you grew up watching anime in the

[30:52] 2000s, Naruto was probably your entry

[30:54] point. And for good reason. Born with a

[30:57] powerful beast sealed inside him,

[30:59] Naruto's journey from a lonely outcast

[31:01] to a symbol of hope is one of the most

[31:03] iconic and emotionally resonant stories

[31:05] in anime. It's packed with heartpounding

[31:08] fights, deep character arcs, and some

[31:10] genuinely powerful life lessons. Whether

[31:13] it's perseverance, friendship, or

[31:15] forgiveness, Naruto tackles it all

[31:17] without losing its light-hearted charm.

[31:19] And yes, we're talking about Naruto as a

[31:21] complete anime. So, let's all agree to

[31:23] pretend Buruto never happened. All

[31:25] right.

[31:45] Almost at the top, at number two, we

[31:47] have Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood.

[31:49] This one's often called the greatest

[31:50] anime of all time, and honestly, I get

[31:52] why. Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood

[31:55] has everything you'd want from a

[31:56] complete anime. Powerful storytelling,

[31:59] unforgettable characters, emotional

[32:01] highs and lows, epic world building, and

[32:03] jaw-dropping animation. But what really

[32:05] makes it special is how every piece fits

[32:08] together so perfectly. It's the kind of

[32:10] show that pulls you in from episode 1

[32:12] and never lets go. Whether you're here

[32:14] for the action, the emotions, or the

[32:15] deep philosophical questions, it

[32:17] delivers on all fronts. It's not just a

[32:19] mustwatch. It's the kind of anime that

[32:21] raises the bar for everything that comes

[32:23] after. And personally, it's one of the

[32:26] most satisfying stories I've ever

[32:27] experienced from start to finish. Place

[32:30] on parody. The king has been deposed.

[32:33] The falcon sto. The thief is an enemy to

[32:36] every man, woman, and child outside of

[32:39] his island. An enemy of peace. His name

[32:44] is

[32:47] >> At the top of the list, we have the

[32:49] greatest and most complete anime of all

[32:51] time, Attack on Titan. Honestly, I don't

[32:54] care what anyone says. For me, this is

[32:57] the greatest piece of media I've ever

[32:58] watched. Attack on Titan isn't just

[33:00] about humans versus Titans. It's about

[33:03] survival, mystery, freedom, and the cost

[33:06] of war. It all begins in a world where

[33:08] humanity has been pushed to the brink of

[33:10] extinction by terrifying flesh-eating

[33:13] giants known as titans. For a h 100red

[33:15] years, what's left of mankind hides

[33:17] behind massive walls, believing they're

[33:19] safe until one day, a colossal titan

[33:22] breaks through, reigniting the

[33:24] nightmare. What makes Attack on Titan

[33:26] truly special is how it constantly

[33:28] evolves. Each season peels back new

[33:30] layers, deeper truths, moral questions,

[33:33] and massive twists that turn everything

[33:35] you thought you knew upside down. The

[33:37] foreshadowing, it's easily the best I've

[33:40] ever seen in anime. I even made an

[33:42] entire video series on my channel

[33:44] breaking it all down. And if you still

[33:46] haven't experienced it, now's the

[33:48] perfect time to dive in. And that wraps

[33:51] up our list of the top 30 best completed

[33:53] anime series of all time. So, which one

[33:55] was your favorite? Let me know down in

[33:57] the comments. I always enjoy reading

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[34:06] out a lot and keeps me motivated to

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[34:11] recommend checking out my video on the

[34:12] top 20 greatest anime series of all

[34:14] time. It's packed with classics. And if

[34:17] you're an Attack on Titan fan, you'll

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[34:21] never noticed. Thanks again for

[34:23] watching. I'll see you in the next one.

[34:25] Until then, take care and see you next

[34:27] time.