Often considered a masterpiece and just as often deemed overrated, Evangelion's deep psychological themes, complex characters,
As one of the leading modern shonen anime, MHA has been critiqued for its conventional approach to the superhero genre
Some say "Demon Slayer" is overhyped, especially after the explosive popularity of the "Mugen Train" arc.
Despite mixed reviews regarding its adaptation of the manga, "Tokyo Ghoul" offers an intriguing look at identity and morality, set against a backdrop of horror and suspense.
While some argue its second half falls short, "Death Note's" psychological cat-and-mouse game and moral questions make it a thrilling watch.
A foundational piece of many fans' anime journey, DBZ has been called out for its lengthy battles and repetition, yet its impact on popular culture and the shonen genre is undeniable.
Known for its length, with criticisms often directed at its pacing, "One Piece" remains a beloved series for its storytelling, world-building, and the depth of its characters.
While some argue that "Attack on Titan" received too much hype, its complex characters, intricate plot, and moral dilemmas offer a compelling, dark narrative that's captivated audiences worldwide.
SAO has been critiqued for its pacing and character development, but its innovative concept of virtual reality MMORPGs and action-packed scenes make it a must-watch for fans of the genre.
Despite criticism for its filler episodes and certain storytelling choices, the Naruto series is a cornerstone of anime, offering an expansive world, memorable characters