Author: Karyl Trejo

As a visual art, anime can show a huge array of feelings through nothing more than the little nerves of the eyes. It brings out the darkness found in every single heart and the goodness that everyone is capable of. From hopes and dreams to life and death, it gives us an inkling of what it takes to be human, and perhaps the opposite.

And of course, Studio Pierrot’s Tokyo Ghoul shows all these in a neatly-packaged, four-season anime series of dark fantasy and humbling tragedy. It tells the ravaged story of a young college student, Kaneki Ken, as he moves from the haven of human life into the darker pits of reality among the ghouls.

The world of anime is magical, and no doubt, one such magical anime is KonoSuba: God’s Blessing On This Wonderful World! Even though the 2nd season of the anime was aired back in 2017, and there is no news for the 3rd season flowing around, fans are still waiting on it.

However, while everyone waits for the 3rd season to drop (hopefully!), we have compiled a list of similar anime for you KonoSuba fans out there. These anime are not exactly like KonoSuba, but they are similar in so many ways that you’ll definitely have the same comfort and enjoyment that you experienced while watching KonoSuba.

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Hundred is an action-packed sci-fi, mecha-type anime that aired in 2016 under Production IMS studios. This series is set in the future, where alien forms of life called “Savages” are invading Earth.

Only by the use of a “Hundred” — a type of weapon that can transform into a myriad of various shapes, as its name suggests — can one kill these evil invaders.

The few who have the ability to influence a hundred are qualified to become slayers. To become a slayer, protagonist Hayato Kisaragi<span style

Attack on Titan features an unapologetic western-style element as its main underlying theme. However, this is not its only unique approach to storytelling.

Attack on Titan has also been significantly influenced by other genres, such as action, mystery, drama, and fantasy. When combined together, it weaves a tapestry of themes that create an anime that is both extremely entertaining and starkly intelligent.

While many people may be familiar with the anime version of Attack on Titan, it was actually adapted from the Hajime Isayama written and illustrated manga series of the same name.

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As far back as humanity itself, the great common denominator of our species has been communication. The way we convey our stories — and the very fact that we tell them — shapes how we live life, understand it, and tell stories of our own. Since the dawn of civilization itself, a few decades times a few thousand years ago, we have used myth and fiction to shape and explain our very lucid realities. Gilgamesh is so far ago, and yet we have tales not so distant even today. 

Art shapes the mind and meanders in a tango with story-telling. Most humans have visual connectivity to their conceptualization, and the fantastic is imaginable through a link between our capacities to understand what’s before us, and what we can consciously conjure. And in the great evolution of storytelling, arrived animation. Here, the limits for potential are expanded to the greatest horizons. 

Anime is a great expanse of engaging animated media that many readily fall in love with. To every average man and woman, there likely exists a show that will catch their eye or attention.

Anime can unquestionably be as bizarre as it can also be captivating. The shows provide exhilaration, comfort, sadness — a true full range of emotions. With so many different types of anime out there, it is impossible not to find an attractive piece.

Much like any other art created by human beings, anime explores these vast and bizarre genres, themes, and situations to explain the truth about the human spirit and condition. The goal of anime is understanding, to learn a human truth about oneself or about another through a series of entertaining arcs and storylines. Overlord is absolutely no foreigner to the fantastical world-building and narrative that ultimately resonates wi

It should go without saying that Naruto is among a handful of legendary anime. It is a show that was not only immensely popular with its target audience in Japan but became iconic among Western audiences as well, such as the United States. Only a few other anime, such as Dragonball Z, One Piece, or Full Metal Alchemist even come close to achieving the same commercial success as Naruto. 

Indeed, Naruto is so popular that, once the authors felt like they ran out of the story to tell about Naruto,

There’s a certain emptiness that comes with finishing an anime. Whether it’s a short, 12 episode anime or an anime that stretches into the triple digits, finishing an anime is a bittersweet experience. And although the experience is universal, it carries a little extra bitterness when the series is longer. It’s only natural, given the extra investment and care given in the following characters, seeing them grow, and eventually waving them goodbye. 

Black Clover can certainly leave the audience wanting, as they have to leave the dynamic characters and engaging world that is created. Many will want to know if anything similar is out there? However, the world of anime is abundant with content, and even if something can’t perfectly fill the hole left by Black Clover<span st

The world of anime is as vast as it is strange — strange in wonderful ways, in exhilarating ways, and even in surprisingly profound and emotional ways. Anime, like many other forms of media, manages to tell the human experience and some fundamental truth about who we are as a collective of individuals through the most preposterous or outlandish reality conjured up by some very creative individuals. Though no being has likely ever actually been a half-demon super-being or a mystically inclined wisp, we have all overcome some feat that felt impossible, or have experienced something out of normal and seemingly otherworldly.

One Punch Man is no exception to an insanely impossible universe reflecting some of the most real struggles we carry in our lives. There are many reasons to love One Punch Man. Following the terminus of an anime can leave a few feelings, including an absolute craving for more, or an emptiness longing for more. Regardless, a show so loved can only