Amazon Prime Video is becoming a go-to place for anime lovers, offering a huge collection of both classic and new shows. You’ll find everything from thrilling dramas and action-packed sports anime to epic fantasy series – a wide range of choices to suit all tastes. Throughout 2025, Prime Video will continue to offer some of the most popular and captivating anime available.
‘Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood’ (2009–2010)
Two brothers try to resurrect their mother using the dangerous art of alchemy, but the attempt goes wrong, leaving them scarred and determined to find the mythical Philosopher’s Stone. Their journey takes them across a country heading towards war, where they stumble upon a hidden conspiracy that goes all the way to the top. The series is known for its compelling mix of exciting action and heartfelt storytelling.
‘Hunter x Hunter’ (2011–2014)
Gon Freecss learns his father is a famous Hunter, inspiring him to become one too and search for him. During a difficult exam to become a Hunter, he makes friends, each with their own reasons for pursuing this path. Together, they travel through treacherous environments, learning to use a special ability called Nen. As they progress, the story becomes increasingly complex, filled with intense conflicts and moral dilemmas that test the characters’ values.
‘Attack on Titan’ (2013–2023)
People live in walled cities to protect themselves from enormous, human-like creatures called Titans, who eat humans for no apparent reason. When the walls are broken, a young man named Eren Yeager dedicates his life to destroying all Titans and joins the military to do so. The story quickly evolves from a fight for survival into a complex tale of politics, deception, and long-hidden truths. It’s famous for its thrilling action and a plot that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very last moment.
‘Cowboy Bebop’ (1998–1999)
In the year 2071, a team of bounty hunters journeys across space on their spaceship, the Bebop. Each crew member is haunted by their past, and these pasts eventually impact their adventures. The show is a distinctive mix of science fiction, film noir, and western themes, creating a memorable and stylish atmosphere. Its incredible music and animation have cemented its place as a beloved classic in the anime community.
‘Steins;Gate’ (2011)
An eccentric scientist jokingly calls himself a ‘mad scientist’ and stumbles upon a way to text the past using a revamped microwave. His experiments with this technology start causing unpredictable and increasingly risky changes to the present. He and his friends are then forced to jump through different timelines to stop a dark organization from creating a terrible future. The show is praised for its complex storyline and the genuine connections between the characters.
‘Death Note’ (2006–2007)
A gifted high schooler discovers a strange notebook with a deadly power: anyone whose name is written in it will die. Believing he can cleanse the world of evil and build a better society, he starts using the notebook to kill criminals, aiming to become a god-like ruler. However, a brilliant and enigmatic detective known only as ‘L’ begins a thrilling pursuit to unmask the killer. The story centers on the intense, strategic battle of wits between these two incredibly intelligent opponents, each constantly trying to outsmart the other.
‘Vinland Saga’ (2019–2023)
Thorfinn, a young warrior, dedicates years of his life to getting revenge on the man who killed his father. He aims to defeat him in a honorable fight, and to do so, he ends up fighting alongside his enemy, hoping to earn a challenge. The story doesn’t stay focused on revenge, though; it becomes a thoughtful look at finding peace and what it truly means to be a warrior. This epic tale, set in the Viking Age, is known for its believable portrayal of the time period and its well-developed characters.
‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ (2020–2024)
Yuji Itadori is a high schooler who accidentally becomes the vessel for a powerful demon after swallowing a cursed object to protect his friends. He then joins a secret group of sorcerers dedicated to fighting dangerous spirits created from negative human emotions. The series is known for its imaginative fight scenes, memorable characters with unique skills, and its impressive animation and quick, engaging story, all of which have contributed to its worldwide popularity.
‘Mob Psycho 100’ (2016–2022)
This show follows a boy with incredible psychic abilities who’s just trying to be normal, but struggles to keep his powers in check. He secretly works for a charming but fake psychic who uses the boy’s gifts to deal with real ghosts and supernatural problems. As the boy bottles up his feelings, his powers become increasingly unstable and cause chaotic events. The series is known for its striking visuals and its touching story about growing as a person and the importance of being kind.
‘Made in Abyss’ (2017–2022)
I recently dove into this incredible series about Riko, a young orphan with this huge dream of reaching the bottom of this unbelievably massive pit – it’s filled with ancient stuff and seriously dangerous creatures. She meets this amazing robot boy, and together they start descending into the pit, which is stunningly beautiful but also totally terrifying. As they go deeper, they uncover some really dark secrets about the world and realize that chasing knowledge comes at a steep cost. Honestly, don’t let the cute character designs fool you – this show packs a serious emotional punch and doesn’t shy away from really tough survival themes. It’s a wild ride!
‘Monster’ (2004–2005)
A skilled surgeon makes a difficult choice, saving a young boy’s life instead of that of an influential politician. Years later, he’s horrified to learn the boy has become a dangerous serial killer. The surgeon then travels across Germany, determined to stop the monster he inadvertently helped create. This gripping psychological thriller delves into the darkest parts of the human mind and the lasting impact of our decisions, and is highly praised for its compelling storytelling.
‘Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba’ (2019–2024)
Tanjiro Kamado comes home one day to a terrible discovery: his family has been murdered by a demon, and his sister has been turned into one herself. Determined to save her and avenge his family, he joins the Demon Slayer Corps. As he trains, he learns powerful breathing techniques that make him a formidable fighter. The series is famous for its stunning visuals and its heartwarming portrayal of family connections.
‘Parasyte -the maxim-‘ (2014–2015)
When alien parasites invade Earth, they aim to control human minds and live among us while feeding on the population. However, one parasite accidentally develops in a teenager’s hand instead of his brain. This unlikely duo is forced into a fragile partnership as they struggle to survive against other parasites who see them as dangerous. The story explores the nature of humanity, combining elements of horror with thought-provoking questions.
‘Samurai Champloo’ (2004–2005)
A young waitress rescues two skilled swordsmen from certain death and enlists their help in tracking down a mysterious samurai known for smelling like sunflowers. Their adventure takes them across Japan during the Edo period, brought to life with a vibrant mix of hip hop music and exciting action. The trio’s differing personalities create both funny and intense moments. The series cleverly blends historical Japan with modern styles and sounds.
‘Dororo’ (2019)
This wandering samurai was born without skin or organs and travels the land to defeat demons and recover the pieces of his body. His father offered him as a sacrifice for good fortune, and now he strives to become human again. A young, orphaned thief joins him on his journey through war-torn Japan, helping him survive. With each demon he defeats, he gets closer to being complete, but also confronts the harsh realities and suffering of life.
‘Banana Fish’ (2018)
I recently saw this incredible film set in New York City about a young gang leader trying to figure out what happened to his brother after he started using a strange new drug. He teams up with a Japanese photographer, and the two of them become really close as they’re constantly running from this incredibly dangerous mafia boss. It’s not just action, though; the story gets really deep into political conspiracies and some brutal street fighting. Honestly, it’s a really raw and emotional film, and it really stuck with me – it’s all about dealing with trauma and finding a way to move forward.
‘Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex’ (2002–2005)
In a future world, Major Motoko Kusanagi commands a special operations team dedicated to fighting cybercrime and terrorism. They investigate a mysterious and famous hacker called the Laughing Man, all while navigating a complex web of political and social problems. The series thoughtfully explores what it means to be human in a world where technology is increasingly advanced, and the distinction between people and machines becomes less clear. It’s considered a landmark achievement in cyberpunk storytelling due to its thought-provoking themes.
‘Chainsaw Man’ (2022)
A struggling young man forms a pact with his chainsaw-powered devil companion, allowing him to come back to life with incredible power. He’s then recruited by a government organization to eliminate dangerous devils that pose a threat to people. The story throws expectations for this type of tale off balance, focusing on what the main character simply wants out of life, and delivering intense, visually striking action.
‘Spy x Family’ (2022–2023)
An elite spy goes undercover at a top school by posing as a family man, unaware that his ‘wife’ is a highly skilled assassin and his ‘daughter’ has telepathic powers. As they navigate their secret lives, none of them know each other’s true identities, leading to both hilarious and touching moments. They must learn to cooperate to keep up the charade, all while unexpectedly becoming a genuine family. The show expertly mixes thrilling spy action with the warmth of a family sitcom.
‘Psycho-Pass’ (2012–2019)
This series is set in the future, where police use technology to predict who will commit crimes and then arrest them before they act. A new inspector begins to question how accurate this system really is, especially while working alongside enforcers who may be criminals themselves. The show explores themes of justice and the impact of technology on our lives, all within a gritty and suspenseful world with memorable villains.
‘【OSHI NO KO】’ (2023–2024)
After being reborn as the children of a popular singer, a doctor and his patient find themselves facing the harsh realities of the entertainment world. Using memories from their past lives, they work to safeguard their mother and eventually uncover the truth about a past tragedy. The story is a compelling blend of mystery, drama, and the supernatural, offering a critical look at the price of fame and the intense pressures faced by public figures.
‘Ranking of Kings’ (2021–2022)
Bojji is a kind-hearted and courageous young prince with a big dream: to become the world’s greatest king. However, he faces challenges – Bojji is deaf and physically weak. He finds an unlikely friend in Kage, a shadow creature, who joins him on his quest. The show is beautifully animated with a storybook feel, and it’s full of heartwarming moments and unexpected twists.
‘Haikyu!!’ (2014–2020)
Shoyo Hinata is a determined volleyball player who refuses to let his height hold him back. He joins a high school team with a strong tradition and quickly develops a competitive, yet ultimately supportive, relationship with Tobio Kageyama, a highly skilled setter. Together, they and their teammates work hard to improve and compete at the national level. The series is known for its authentic depiction of sports and the inspiring way its characters develop and grow.
‘My Hero Academia’ (2016–2024)
In a world filled with people who have unique superpowers called Quirks, one boy is born without any. Surprisingly, he ends up inheriting the power of the most famous hero of all time. He enrolls in a school for future heroes, where he learns to master his abilities and fight against evil. The story centers around a diverse group of students as they overcome obstacles and develop their skills. It’s a fresh take on the superhero story, emphasizing hard work and the impact heroes leave behind.
‘One Piece’ (1999–2025)
Monkey D. Luffy gathers a crew of pirates with the dream of finding the greatest treasure and becoming the Pirate King. Their journey takes them across huge oceans to a variety of islands, each with its own people and dangerous challenges. The series is well-known for its detailed world and the way its central story unfolds over time, making it one of the most popular and long-lasting anime ever created.
‘Naruto Shippūden’ (2007–2017)
After years of intense training, Naruto Uzumaki comes home, ready to confront a dangerous group of renegade ninjas. He’s determined to become the leader his village needs and gain the acceptance of those around him. The series depicts both epic battles and deeply personal struggles, pushing the limits of friendship and loyalty. As a classic action series, it’s had a huge impact on the genre and continues to inspire creators today.
‘Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War’ (2022–2025)
The epic battle between the Soul Reapers and their age-old foes comes to a head with a massive invasion of the afterlife. Ichigo Kurosaki needs to reach his full potential to protect those he cares about and save the world. This last story arc is packed with intense fights and finally answers questions that have been building for a long time. The animation and music have also been revamped to make the experience more exciting and visually stunning.
‘Blue Lock’ (2022–2024)
A new Japanese training program aims to create the world’s top striker through intense competition. Three hundred young players will battle each other, forcing the main character to prioritize his own skills and ambition over teamwork to avoid elimination. The series explores the mental challenges of high-level sports and the intense desire to succeed, offering a fresh and competitive take on the sports genre.
‘GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka’ (1999–2000)
This comedy follows a reformed gang leader who takes a teaching job with ulterior motives – he’s hoping to meet high school girls. However, he unexpectedly develops a real connection with his struggling students. He tackles their problems using bold and sometimes risky methods, teaching them valuable life lessons along the way. While his rough-around-the-edges personality rubs the school staff the wrong way, he wins over his class and earns their unwavering loyalty. The series is fondly remembered for its heartwarming moments and its insightful look at the Japanese education system.
‘Trigun’ (1998)
Vash the Stampede is a famous gunslinger with a huge reward offered for his capture. He wanders a desert planet, ironically advocating peace. Two insurance investigators pursue him, hoping to limit the destruction he unintentionally causes. Throughout the series, secrets about Vash’s history and the source of his abilities are gradually uncovered. The show combines exciting action and comedy with thoughtful explorations of life’s worth.
‘Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time’ (2022)
I was completely blown away by this film! It’s the epic conclusion to the rebuild series, and honestly, it felt like a fresh take on a story I already loved. Seeing Shinji and the other pilots face their final battle was intense, knowing everything hinged on them in this world destroyed by these massive, otherworldly creatures. What really got to me was how deeply it explored the characters’ pain and their desperate search for a little bit of hope. And visually? It was stunning – a truly spectacular way to end this incredible franchise. It’s a beautiful, heartbreaking, and ultimately unforgettable experience.
‘Elfen Lied’ (2004)
A woman with invisible arms, the result of genetic mutation, flees a research lab and finds herself living with two unaware relatives. She struggles with a fractured identity, rapidly switching between being a dangerous killer and a vulnerable child. As government agents pursue her, a trail of tragedy and intense violence unfolds. The series is notorious for its graphic content and its examination of themes like social isolation and the darker sides of human nature.
‘Black Butler’ (2008–2024)
A boy teams up with a demon butler to investigate the deaths of his parents. Together, they unravel mysteries in Victorian London, venturing into the shadowy world beneath high society. The butler is flawlessly dedicated to his duties, but secretly waits for the opportunity to claim the boy’s soul. The series blends gothic visuals with a dark fantasy story and a witty, understated sense of humor.
‘The Promised Neverland’ (2019–2021)
A group of children living in a seemingly perfect orphanage uncover a terrifying truth about why they’re really there, and they decide to risk everything to escape. They’ll have to rely on their smarts to outwit the person in charge and survive in a dangerous world full of monsters. The first season is especially known for being suspenseful and keeping viewers on the edge of their seats with its central mystery. It’s a thrilling story about how resourceful and strong young people can be.
‘Tokyo Revengers’ (2021–2023)
Haunted by a tragic past, a man gets a second chance when he’s sent back to his middle school days. Determined to save his former girlfriend from a violent fate, he infiltrates the gang responsible, working his way up the ranks to alter the future. But every attempt to change the past creates unexpected problems and new obstacles he must face. It’s a gritty story combining intense action with a deeply emotional journey through time.
‘Golden Kamuy’ (2018–2023)
A former soldier from the Russo-Japanese War joins forces with a young Ainu woman to search for a lost treasure of gold hidden in the wilds of Hokkaido. Their only clue is a map tattooed onto the bodies of escaped prisoners, sparking a dangerous chase as different groups race to find the gold. The story stands out for its authentic portrayal of Ainu traditions, blending real historical events with darkly humorous moments. Expect thrilling survival challenges and a memorable group of quirky characters.
‘Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku’ (2018)
This romantic comedy follows two coworkers who bond over their shared love of games and manga. Tired of the complications of typical dating, they decide to give a relationship a try. The series charmingly portrays their everyday lives, juggling work with their hobbies, and focuses on the sweet connection between them and their friends. It’s a relatable story that celebrates the world of fan culture.
‘Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress’ (2016)
A terrifying plague of undead monsters with metal hearts has taken over the world. Humans survive by living in heavily guarded stations and traveling between them on giant, armored trains. When a young engineer creates a new weapon against these creatures, he transforms into a Kabaneri – a unique hybrid being. The series is packed with thrilling action and features a distinctive steampunk aesthetic, creating a visually stunning experience.
‘Re:Creators’ (2017)
As a huge film and animation fan, I recently came across this incredibly cool concept: imagine characters leaping straight out of manga and video games into our world, and then meeting the people who made them! It’s not just a fun meet-and-greet though – things get complicated fast. They start dividing up, some wanting to protect this new reality, others wanting to tear it down. What really grabbed me is how it looks at the connection between creators and their work, and how stories can actually affect us. Plus, there’s a ton of amazing action! It’s a really clever, layered story that makes you think about the power of narratives.
‘INUYASHIKI LAST HERO’ (2017)
After an alien blast transforms an old man and a teen into powerful machines, they take drastically different paths. The man dedicates himself to heroism, while the teen embraces violence and becomes a killer. Their opposing ideologies will clash in an epic showdown that determines the future of their city. This series offers a gritty and complex reimagining of the typical superhero story.
‘Princess Principal’ (2017)
In a steampunk London split by a huge wall, five female spies work secretly for the government. They rely on advanced technology and their individual talents to complete risky assignments. The story unfolds in a non-traditional way, gradually revealing each character’s past and what drives them through the missions they undertake. It’s a visually striking story that blends thrilling espionage with dramatic personal stories.
‘Blade of the Immortal’ (2019–2020)
Manji is a swordsman with a dark curse: he can’t die. He’s trying to find a way to become mortal again by defeating a thousand wicked men. He ends up protecting a young woman who’s determined to avenge her family’s murder by a ruthless school. Their travels are dangerous, packed with violent fights against incredibly skilled warriors. This story is known for being harsh and realistic, and for exploring the weight of living forever.
‘Grand Blue Dreaming’ (2018)
A college student seeking a typical university experience relocates to a seaside town and unexpectedly joins a quirky diving club known for its lively, sometimes tipsy, members. He soon finds himself captivated by the ocean and the thrill of diving. The show is a fast-paced comedy fueled by physical humor and the close relationships between the characters, perfectly capturing the energetic and unpredictable nature of college life.
‘Scum’s Wish’ (2017)
This story follows two students who pretend to be a couple, both secretly pining for others. What starts as a simple arrangement gets more complex as they deal with their real feelings and what everyone else expects. It’s a realistic and thoughtful exploration of the complicated side of teen love and attraction, told with a unique visual style and a sad, reflective mood.
‘After the Rain’ (2018)
This beautifully animated drama tells the story of a former athlete whose dreams ended with an injury, and her unexpected connection with the much older manager of the restaurant where she works. The film delicately portrays their relationship, focusing on their mutual feelings of loss and their journey to find new meaning in life. Rain is used throughout the animation to reflect the characters’ inner emotions, making this a quiet, thoughtful story about healing and starting over.
‘Kokkoku, Moment by Moment’ (2018)
When a family learns they can freeze time with a magical stone, they use it to save loved ones who have been kidnapped. But their actions draw them into a frozen world where a dangerous cult, also aware of the stone’s power, hunts them. Now, they must escape this strange dimension and its bizarre creatures. The show is built around a compelling idea and keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, all within a confined environment.
‘Welcome to the Ballroom’ (2017)
A timid middle schooler unexpectedly finds his passion – and a way to stand up for himself – when a ballroom dancer steps in to help him escape bullies. He begins training in competitive dancing, discovering newfound confidence and a sense of direction. The show beautifully portrays the energy and elegance of ballroom through its lively animation, charting his progress from total novice to dedicated competitor.
‘Altair: A Record of Battles’ (2017)
This historical fantasy novel follows a skilled military officer in an empire reminiscent of the Ottoman Empire, as he strives to avert war with a rival nation. He relies on clever negotiation and strategic thinking to manage a complicated political situation and safeguard his people. The story is rich in detail, exploring the complexities of ruling and international diplomacy, and features both large-scale battles and intricate political schemes.
‘Rage of Bahamut’ (2014)
A girl harboring a dangerous secret arrives in the city of Veridia, a place where humans rule over enslaved demons and the gods have faded. She quickly becomes entangled in a struggle between these different groups as she searches for her own identity. This visually stunning fantasy series boasts a large cast and an epic scope, continuing the established world-building while also offering a complete, self-contained story.
‘Cardcaptor Sakura’ (1998–2000)
A young girl unexpectedly unleashes a collection of enchanted cards, and teams up with a magical guardian to collect them before they cause trouble. As she recovers each card, she unlocks new outfits and powers, while also discovering the wonders of the magical world. This series is a fan favorite within the magical girl genre, celebrated for its delightful characters and uplifting messages. It’s remembered as a classic thanks to its creative visuals and touching relationships between characters.
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