Some anime series just don't get the recognition that they deserve. With great story lines, cinematics, outstanding voice acting and lovable characters, here are just a few anime series that deserve more love and recognition than they get.
1. "Basilisk"
"Basilisk" for sure deserves to get more recognition than it gets. What makes this one great is the political drama, forbidden romances and the suspense it gives to the viewer. I would definitely recommend this if you haven't seen it already.
2. "Hell Girl"
This one is one of my personal favorites. The story follows a girl named Ai who runs something called "The Hell Correspondence" which helps people get revenge by sending their enemies to hell. One thing I love most about "Hell Girl" is that every episode has a different storyline and follows a different character. If you love stories of revenge and suspense, this one is for you.
3. "Death Parade"
This is an intense one. In this anime, your life is on the line and there isn't a heaven or hell after someones dies. Instead, the attendant is sent to a bar run by arbiters where they play games that determine whether they get reincarnated or if their soul vanishes forever. If you're a fan of thrillers, this one is for you.
4. "Your Lie In April"
Following the death of his cold-hearted and abusive mother, piano prodigy Kosei Arima quits playing the piano and lives a boring life in a dull and colorless world. Then he meets Kaori, who is a talented and young violin player. This series portrays loss, love and the impact of music.
5. "Golden Time"
The story follows Benri, a young man who loses his memory after falling from a bridge the night of his high school graduation. After the accident, he attends law school where he is reunited with childhood friend, Kaga. As the series progresses, he starts to regain his memory and even builds a romantic relationship with Kaga. This one is for you if you're into romantic comedies.
6. "March Comes In Like A Lion"
Serving both comedy and drama, "March Comes In Like A Lion" follows the story of Rei, who seems to lead a lonely life when the series first begins. After becoming acquainted with Akari and her two younger sisters, we notice growth in Rei's character as the series progresses. A heartwarming story, for sure.
7. "Clannad: After Story"
Filled with laughs and heartbreak, "Clannad: After Story" is definitely one for the books. Following as a sequel to the 2004 visual novel, "Clannad," this story centers around Tomoya, a high school student who is dissatisfied with his life until he meets Nagisa, who would later become his girlfriend. This one is definitely worth a watch.
