Born mostly from mangas (graphic novels and Japanese comics), anime series enjoy an amazing diversity, having a wide variety of themes and style easy to recognize. From finding yourself in the middle of a supernatural battle or be involved in typical teenage dramas, anime genres are many. So today I bring you the most popular anime shows of television history.
No. 5 Dragon Ball (ド ラ ゴ ン ボ ー ル)
Released in 1986, Dragon Ball is a favorite of anime lovers and especially among the male audience. Created and illustrated by Akira Toriyama the plot focuses on Son Goku, through the martial arts training undertaken from childhood to adulthood.
Gokū explore the world looking for the seven Dragon Balls, which together fulfill a wish that his carrier requests via Shenlong the mystical dragon.
Dragon Ball was chosen as the most watched anime series in Japan and the boys who raised their arms to share their energy and help Son Goku to complete the genkidama in the battle against Freezer were many!
No. 4 Sailor Moon (美 少女 戦 士 セ ー ラ ー ム ー ン)
In 1992 the first episode of Sailor Moon was created (Naoko Takeuchi), the production became famous for reviving the genre magical girls, that it was not so popular in the audience of the anime in that time.
The story focuses on Tsukino Usagi a student who becomes the protector of love and justice, who must cope with a wide variety of villains and save the world.
Sailor Moon is one of the manga that had many changes to be brought to the anime, especially regarding the character and personality of the characters.
No. 3 Saint Seiya (Knights of the Zodiac) (聖 闘 士 星矢)
Created in 1986 by Masami Kurumada, Knights of the Zodiac, it is another example of the success that genre has already, not only caught the fanatic audience, but reached a wider audience, making it an icon of the era.
Focused on a group of young warriors called Saints, fighting for the Greek goddess Athena, protecting the Earth from the forces of evil that seek to conquer the world.
Each Saint uses its internal energy linked to the universe, their special techniques and their armors are inspired in the 88 constellations, each represented by a knight.
No. 2 Death Note (デ ス ノ ー ト)
From this list, Death Note is one of the most modern animes but, despite this, has achieved more fame and recognition than the previous two. It was created in 2006, by Tsugumi Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata, had completed 37 episodes.
Light Yagami is a model student who wishes to end crime in Japan. his life drastically changes when he finds a supernatural notebook called Death Note, which is used to determine the fatal fate of the person you want to, just writing the name on the notebook.
Light will be involved not only in the fight against evil in the world, but also will face a detective who will look for the responsible of the many mysterious murders
No. 1 Full Metal Alchemist (鋼 の 錬 金 術 師)
Created by Hiromu Arakawa and inspired by Europe after the Industrial Revolution, the story focuses on the brothers Edward and Alphonse Elric, who after being orphaned try to revive her mother through alchemy, with not very good results.
The series focuses mainly in search of the Philosopher's Stone quest that will take them to face different antagonists who will also be in that race, whether human or supernatural creatures.
Full Metal Alchemist won first place in the list of the 100 most popular anime created by TV Asahi and garnered a lot of awards inside and outside Japan.
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