10 Best Action Anime You Should Absolutely Watch!!!

The following Anime titles are ones I feel that were not gotten much publicity or being mentioned among the Anime communities, at least relative to other action titles. Of course, I highly recommend viewing the classics (Attack On Titan, Tokyo Ghoul, Bleach, Naruto, FMA: Brotherhood, Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, Trigun, etc.) but I simply felt fellow anime viewers are already very aware of their existence and have thus not been featured on this list.

Thank you for your understanding.

Darker Than Black

In Tokyo, an impenetrable field known as "Hell's Gate" appeared ten years ago. At the same time, psychics who wield paranormal powers at the cost of their conscience also emerged. Hei is one of the most powerful of these psychic agents, and along with his blind associate, Yin, works for one of the many rival agencies vying to unlock the mysteries of Hell's Gate.

Zettai Karen The Unlimited

A powerful user of psychic powers begins gathering others like him in an attempt to change the world. The series is fine for action; watching people, tanks, and entire cities get destroyed by telekinesis never gets old. But what really sells the series is a strong main character that has both determination and a certain charisma to keep the audience rooting for him the whole way through.

Speed Grapher

A war photographer finds himself with the ability to make objects (and people) explode by taking their picture. If that summary doesn't sell you on this series then I don't know what will. It's quite a weird ride, full of eccentric assassins and crazy superpowers. But underneath the zany exterior, there are some more hard-boiled themes to be had which rounds out the experience nicely.

Claymore

Humanity lives in fear of the Yoma, shape-shifting demons that can blend into society before murdering and consuming the organs of human bodies. To counter these beasts are swords-for-hire known as Claymore who can sense Yoma and cut them down. If you like swords and blood, you've come to the right place. (And I strongly suggest reading the manga if you enjoyed the anime.)

Deadman Wonderland

I'll preface this recommendation by saying the manga is scoring better than the anime adaption, though this series has its pluses. Anyway, Ganta is framed for the murder of his entire class and is sent to a massive privately owned prison where the only way to survive is participating in games of life and death. It's a short series, but still a lot of fun if you enjoy violence and superpowers.

Btooom!

Our hero wakes up on a deserted island with instructions to kill everyone he meets with lethal explosives if he wants to ever go back home. Certainly has a Battle Royal feel to it, what with random people being forced into a death match, but keeps things interesting with how the combat plays out and the mystery of why the participants were sent to this island in the first place.

Ga Rei Zero

Part of the charm of Ga Rei Zero would be taken away if I were to describe this anime in too much detail. I'll be as vague as possible in the interest of preserving its unique flavor. There are demons, katanas, well-developed relationships, and the way the story plays out is just overall very satisfying.

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