The quality of animation and pleasant graphics are some of the crucial factors in bringing an anime to the top. Even though certain anime have really amazing animation, they tend to get overlooked because of their other characters, story plots, arcs, etc. But with entries from both categories, here are some of the top anime marvels or what we would like to say the Top 10 finest Animated Episodes in Anime.
Top 10 Finest Animated Episodes in Anime
10. Fire Force (The Burning Past)
- Season 1, Episode 24
The final episode of the first season of Fire Force was the most popular episode according to IMDb. How does the season end? Well, it ends with some major revelations about the past! Captain Leonard Burns from Company 1 reveals that 12 years ago, the Evangelist was active and trying to obtain the Adolla Burst.
A cult member named Haumea was sent to watch over things, and when Sho’s powers awakened, Shinra’s mother turned into a horned Infernal. The animation in this show isn’t that great at first glance. But Studio David really gets through after a few actions, and you’ll be stunned visually.
9. Jujutsu Kaisen (Nonstandard)
- Season 1, Episode 20
This highly rated episode marks the end of the attack on Jujutsu Tech by powerful Special Grade Cursed Spirits. Yuji and Todo put up a good fight against Hanami, but it wasn’t enough. At last, Gojo joins the battle, and his extraordinary abilities leave everyone amazed, especially those who have never seen him in action before.
Studio Mappa must’ve faced a daunting task in animating the series with its diverse range of characters, each possessing unique Cursed Techniques and Domain Expansions. However, they executed it flawlessly, overcoming the challenge with perfection.
8. Mob Psycho 100 (Boss Fight ~The Final Fight~)
- Season 2, Episode 13
In the last episode of the second season, Suzuki and Mob engage in a fierce full battle. Suzuki taunts Mob while displaying glimpses of his immense power. After a while, Mob gives up on trying to stop him peacefully. The fight between the two was outstanding and it was beautifully animated.
Studio Bones has given Mob Psycho a unique and comical animation style. Unlike other anime, the characters in Mob Psycho may not appear conventionally attractive, and the colors may seem muted, giving an average impression. However, when Mob unleashes his powers, it becomes impossible to look away from the spectacle.
6. My Hero Academia (One For All)
- Season 3, Episode 11
The thrilling finale of the Hideout Raid Arc had viewers on the edge with its animation till the very last. All Might emerged to rescue the day and confront his arch-rival, All For One. The battle unfolded with the same intensity that viewers had eagerly anticipated.
In the end, All Might deliver a stunning final strike to defeat the villain, just as One For All departs from his body forever. He then utters the iconic line that the show references repeatedly: “It’s your turn next.” It serves as the perfect conclusion to All Might’s heroic journey.
5. Violet Evergarden (Umbrellas Help You Fly)
- Season 1, Episode 7
In our list of Top 10 finest Animated Episodes in Anime, at no. 5 we’ve Violet Evergarden’s Parasol scene, a sequence too beautiful to forget. The world of Violet Evergarden is adorned with stunning and serene landscapes, featuring natural beauty, European-style architecture, and vibrant colors.
From running water to starry nights, every scene in the series has been meticulously crafted by Kyoto Animation with perfect attention to detail.
4. Hunter x Hunter (Zero x and x Rose)
- Episode 126
In Episode 126 of Hunter x Hunter, Gon engages in an exceptional fight that stands out among the coolest in anime. The fight as a whole raised thought-provoking philosophical ideas among fans, delving into topics like war and human nature.
Additionally, it shed light on a previously unseen aspect of Mereum’s character, affirming that regardless of personal growth, he would always remain an antagonist. The animation on this episode was some godly level.
3. Attack on Titan (Hero)
- Season 3, Episode 17
Picking up from the conclusion of “Perfect Game,” the next episode, “Hero,” reveals the aftermath of Erwin and his men’s suicide charge. It showcases one of the most remarkable acts of heroism in anime as Armin, who was once timid, bravely holds his ground, allowing his friends to seize the victory by buying them precious time to defeat the Titan.
Characters are extensively drawn in varied thicknesses of black, creating a distinct visual style that makes them stand out from the background. This unique aesthetic is a defining characteristic of the animation.
2. Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works
- Season 1, Episode 24
How can we ever forget Fate/Stay Night: Unlimited Budget Works? I mean, Blade works. Anime watchers usually don’t wait for 1080p to buffer very often, but I’m sure people waited to buffer for this one.
- The series concludes with an ultimate showdown where the mightiest Servant clashes with the weakest Master, but this wanna-be Hero of Justice has a trick up his sleeve.
- With the power of his Reality Marble, called Unlimited Blade Works, Shirou has the ability to counter Gilgamesh’s Gate of Babylon. And what we saw at the end, was totally worthful.
1. Demon Slayer (Hinokami)
- Season 1, Episode 19
In our list of the Top 10 finest Animated Episodes in Anime, at no. 1 we’ve Demon Slayer. The achievements of Ufotable with Demon Slayer continue to amaze everyone. Fans initially praised the show’s exceptional animation after the first season.
Then came the Mugan Train Arc, surpassing all expectations. But the Entertainment District Arc took it to another level, with every frame resembling a work of art.
Conclusion
That was our list of Top 10 finest Animated Episodes in Anime. What do you think about it? Do let us know in the comments down below.
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