Information about the five best anime shows, excluding Attack on Titan, is provided below.
Demon Slayer
In Demon Slayer, a young man tries to turn back the hands of time in order to save his sister from becoming a demon. The protagonist, Tanjiro, always looks for the best in others, even when situations are tough. His circle of pals is just as offbeat as he is. Inosuke wears a boar mask, and Zenitsu can only fight when he is unconscious.
Attack on Titan has zero redeeming qualities. The series quickly puts an end to any hope or goodwill that may have been present.However, the world isn’t as horrible as shown in Demon Slayer. Tanjiro tries to see the demons who devour humans as sentient entities with feelings and goals.
Code Geass
The main character of the mecha drama Code Geass is a once-great noble who has fallen on hard times and is now trying to win back his throne. He learns to sway people’s opinions and behavior. Since he can only do it once, the series places a heavy emphasis on planning. The young man adopts a new identity and joins a guerilla group in order to pursue what he considers to be rightfully his.
The Mecha battles in Code Geass are spectacular and full of unexpected surprises.Although there are some funny filler episodes in Geass, Attack on Titan never knows when to lighten up. Lelouch’s strategic mind is far more developed than Eren’s.
Death Note
Despite being widely popular, few people recognize Death Note as a Shonen series. While a high school kid uses a notepad to commit murder, the show highlights questions about human morality.Death Note isn’t as brutal as Attack on Titan’s philosophical musings.
Death Note is a fantastic ensemble cast and a complex plot with many surprising turns. The show’s tone can be a little too dark at times, but it’s still great for fans of the genre and a great introduction for beginners.
Kino’s Journey
An early 2000s animation, Kino’s Journey follows a young woman named Kino as she travels the world on her talking motorcycle. Kino experiences a wide range of cultural exchange and contemplation. It’s arguably the most underrated anime of all time.
Kino has a catchphrase that goes something like, “The world is not beautiful, therefore it is.”This is a motto from which Attack on Titan could benefit. The final chapters, especially, pile on the fear with little hope of escape.
Monster
A doctor saves a youngster who grows up to be a monster in Monster. Kenzo Tenma travels throughout Europe in search of Johan Liebert, a young guy he once rescued who became one of the most terrible persons on the planet.
Viewers are persuaded that immoral behavior is okay by the moral positions taken in Attack on Titan.Monster uses Dr. Tenma to illustrate the value of being compassionate and nice to others.
