Top 10 Anime Netflix Series to Watch Right Now!

The anime selections on each of the big streaming platforms have a distinct feel to them. A wide variety of classic offers are available on Hulu. Both newer franchises and undiscovered gems can be found on Amazon Prime. The services Netflix provides. 

Here’s the list of the Top 10 Anime netflix series.

Although the Netflix anime selections won't give you any street cred, they'll keep you watching anime far after the weekends. Here is a list of the top 10 anime shows available on Netflix right now.

10] Evangelion - 

This is, after all, the big one, isn't it? The news that the iconic and in-demand Evangelion would soon be available on Netflix was received with both anticipation and apprehension. The latter was more common than usual as a result of the announcement that the English dub would be totally rewritten.

Is it time well spent? No doubt. Even though the choices made for the English dub and the retranslation are dubious to horrible, it is still Evangelion.

9] Violet Evergarden - 

The works of Kyoto Animation, the production company that was the subject of an arson attack that resulted in numerous fatalities and the loss of countless hours of work, have come under the spotlight. And appropriately so, given that the studio quietly produced some of the best anime of the previous ten years, including the just released and fantastic Violet Evergarden.

Violet Evergarden, a new Netflix original, explores the story of a former weapon of war seeking to find her place in the world as well as the author's own battle to just... be. It's a compelling story and one of the best-looking shows in recent years, making it a series you can't miss.

8] A Silent Voice - 

The release of A Silent Voice coincided with the massive 2017 anime OVA release campaign that began with Your Name's box office success in the United States. While Kyoto Animation's A Silent Voice is undoubtedly not Your Name, it is nevertheless a fantastic movie that explores love, friendship, and the horror of adolescence. 

Spend some time watching A Silent Voice to discover for yourself why Kyoto Animation is a company that deserves to be appreciated and remembered.

7] Castlevania - 

A seemingly impossible feat was accomplished by the series Castlevania, which transformed a well-known video game franchise into a legitimate, high-caliber television show. 

The tale of Dracula and his campaign of horror, which combines components of the gaming franchise into a jumble of a story, is expertly animated, well-written, and packed with fantastic action. Find your spinning chain, gather some holy water, and prepare yourself for more vampire-killing action than you can handle.

6] Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure -

Observe the memes! Everyone on the internet at this point appears to be familiar with a JoJo's meme or two, and for good reason: The show's peculiar, recognisable aesthetics and plot have a way of staying in the memory. JoJo's is only available in subtitled form, but it's still worth watching for the experience alone. 

There aren't many other shows that simply throw a character named REO Speedwagon in the mix and tell the audience to cope with it, after all.

5] Berserk The Golden Age Triology - 

The average to horrible Berserk anime was one of the biggest disappointments in anime over the last ten years. Berserk the animated series is disappointing due to its unappealing visual design and a script that prioritized blood and guts over the main plot.

So, rather than doing that, watch the three Berserk The Golden Age movies. The Golden Age is timed effectively and has the production values that the weekly series lacked as it tells the original story of Guts, which serves as the prelude to the evil knight's quest for retribution.

Just be prepared for the dramatic climax of the third movie. Ugh.

4] Inuyasha - 

Despite the disagreement among fans over the feudal fairy tale known as Inuyasha, it is nevertheless advisable to view it as part of a lesson on anime. 

Inuyasha is a classic series that enjoyed popularity in OVAs, computer games, merchandise, and more. It is similar to Bleach in that both were shows that just couldn't come to a satisfying conclusion. However, similar to Yu Yu Hakusho, it merits to be compared to its contemporaries because of all that the franchise accomplished.

3] Hi Score Girl - 

Hi Score Girl, created with assistance from video game producer Capcom, is an ode to the Japanese arcade era and the allure of competitive gaming. 

While the arcade as a concept was short-lived in America, it continues to be an important part of video game culture in Japan. Hi Score Girl draws on this tradition as it portrays the age-old story of the boy who meets the girl and the girl who defeats everyone in Street Fighter.

Disney is undoubtedly working on the live-action version right now.

2] One punch Man - 

Saitama and the popularity of One Punch Man are simply unstoppable. One Punch Man's success stems from its ability to dissect shonen anime clichés while also appreciating what makes those particular shonen anime so amazing in the first place. On paper, the notion may seem to have limited application. 

One Punch Man also succeeds because the concept of an anime hero dissatisfied with his great strength and success allows for an intriguing investigation into what makes anime heroes tick.

1] Sword Art Online - 

Sword Art Online, which seems like the first major streaming anime, has had more success than most properties do in even a half-decade, let alone a whole decade. Even in a world where the Isekai genre has taken over seasonal anime lineups and all seem to be so similar to Sword Art, the original show still holds up. 

The cast of SAO, which has some of the best, most captivating major characters in any franchise, contributes to the game's ongoing freshness.

In addition, Sword Art Online 2 is merely a passable game.

Do watch these top 10 anime netflix series to dive into different worlds all at once.
                                                                                                                          Written by:- Ananya Gupta