Shaft (Animation Studio)

A dark fantasy anime produced by Shaft, airing in 2011. It revolutionized the magical girl concept with shocking narrative twists, profound themes, and sophisticated visuals. It became a social phenomenon with mainstream popularity, spawning numerous theatrical releases, manga adaptations, and games as a definitive masterpiece.

An anime produced by Trigger that aired in 2013. Set in a massive academy, it depicts a girl's battles against sentient clothing. Its bold and imaginative visuals, distinctive characters, and thematically rich narrative brought fresh perspectives to anime. It has achieved high critical acclaim worldwide.

An urban adventure anime based on Tsukasa Hojo's work, airing from 1987. Set in Shinjuku, it follows Ryo Saeba, a kind-hearted assassin for hire taking on various jobs. Its witty dialogue, fast-paced action, and human drama created a long-running franchise with numerous film adaptations and remakes.

A comedy battle anime based on Rumiko Takahashi's work, airing from 1989. It follows Ranma, a boy who transforms into a girl when splashed with cold water, navigating chaotic school life. Character appeal, romantic comedy elements, and unpredictable plots sustained its popularity, spawning numerous films and games.

A romantic comedy anime based on Rumiko Takahashi's work, airing from 1986. Set in the wooden apartment building Maison Ikkoku, it portrays a gentle love story between a college ronin and the landlady Kyoko. With sophisticated storytelling and understated charm, it aired until 1988 and became a masterpiece with film and sequel adaptations.

An anime based on Yoshito Usui's manga, beginning in 1992. It depicts the wild antics of Shinnosuke, a mischievous 5-year-old. While aimed at children, it captivates adult audiences. Over 25 films have been produced, establishing it as one of Japan's representative comedy anime.

A romantic comedy anime produced by J.C.STAFF. Following Taiga, scary-looking but kind-hearted, and Minori, cute in appearance but dragon-like in temperament. Adapted from a light novel, it carefully depicted character development and emotional changes, earning high acclaim as 2010s anime.