- 1 10. Skip and Loafer
- 2 09. Pluto
- 3 08. Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead
- 4 07. Pokemon
- 5 06. Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War, Part 2
- 6 05. Hell’s Paradise
- 7 04. Vinland Saga: Season Two
- 8 03. Attack on Titan: The Final Season
- 9 02. Oshi no Ko
- 10 01. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — Season Three, Swordsmith Village Arc
Without a doubt, one of the most notable years for anime has been 2023. New seasons of well-known shows like Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer, Vinland Saga, and SpyxFamily delighted fans, while up-and-coming shows like Hell’s Paradise, Pluto, and the outstanding newcomer Oshi no Ko delighted viewers. Just for you, here is a list of the best anime of 2023.
10. Skip and Loafer
The laid-back Sōsuke Shima greets Mitsumi, a girl from a tiny town in Tokyo, on her first day of a prominent high school. Together, they overcome the difficulties of city living, and an odd relationship grows.With Mitsumi’s driven attitude and Shima’s easygoing manner, Skip and Loafer captures the essence of school romance, making it a pleasant and carefree watch for lovers of the genre.
09. Pluto
Pluto investigates murders carried out by artificial hands as a robot detective (Netflix)
Pluto, which defies the fundamental rules of robotics, is a robot detective investigating crimes carried out by mechanical hands. It is based on the critically acclaimed manga by Naoki Urasawa. The show explores the deep range of feelings that computers feel when they encounter love, hate, and grief for the first time. One of the year’s best animated shows, Pluto stands out for its compelling murder investigation and moving allegory of the Iraq War.
08. Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead
With a startling mix of emotion and humor, Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead delves into the end times as Akira makes his wish list amidst the mayhem. With its unique twist on the zombie genre, the show gives a somber look at the boredom of daily life along with plenty of chuckles.
07. Pokemon
Ash Ketchum says goodbye after 26 years, bringing an end to a chapter in Pokémon history. The eleven special episodes honor Ash’s legendary career while introducing Liko and Roy, the new main characters. Pokémon is carrying on its heritage as a new generation of adventurers prepares to start out on thrilling adventures throughout the Pokémon universe, while the cherished trainer offers his farewell bow.
06. Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War, Part 2
Fans of the anime Bleach may celebrate as the show gets ready for its big climax, the “Thousand Year Blood War.” Yhwach, the father of all Quincys, squares off against Ichigo Kurosaki and his Soul Reapers. The anime promises to provide the spectacular ending that fans have been eagerly awaiting after a protracted wait.
05. Hell’s Paradise
Japan during the Edo period is the setting for the gripping dark fantasy Hell’s Paradise. Renowned ninja killer Gabimaru is given a second chance at life by accepting a risky assignment. In search of the mysterious elixir of eternal life, Gabimaru teams up with other death row inmates, including his executioner Sagiri, and sets out into the treacherous Shinsenkyo island.
04. Vinland Saga: Season Two
The second season of Vinland Saga, which explores the fallout from Thorfinn’s quest for vengeance, is back. The tone of the show changes in the upcoming season, which centers on Thorfinn’s inner conflicts and introduces new characters. The series continues its historical action adventure with MAPPA at the helm, providing a special fusion of character development and engrossing storyline.
03. Attack on Titan: The Final Season
Attack on Titan’s epic adventure culminates in “The Final Chapters Special 2.” To halt Eren Yeager’s destructive rampage across the world, the remaining members of Paradis’ Survey Corps and Marley’s Warriors band together. There are differing opinions about the finale, especially with regard to Eren’s character, but it definitely signals the end of an era in anime history.
02. Oshi no Ko
In 2023, Oshi no Ko becomes a breakthrough hit as it delves into the intense realm of Japanese idols. The pop idol Ai and the young doctor Gorou Amamiya are the main characters of the series. A startling circumstance causes their lives to collide. Oshi no Ko is distinguished by its inventive idea and exquisitely animated portrayal of idol culture, providing a distinctive viewpoint on the business.
01. Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — Season Three, Swordsmith Village Arc
With “Swordsmith Village Arc,” the third season of Demon Slayer, the show maintains its supremacy. On his mission to fix his broken sword, Tanjiro runs into Upper-Rank demons and engages in fierce combat. Even though the arc seems long, Demon Slayer keeps up its amazing animation and gripping narrative, reaffirming its position as one of the biggest anime franchises.
