Released in 2019, "Vinland Saga" quickly climbed the ladder to become one of the best animes by WIT Studio. As a young boy, our main character, Thorfinn, was raised on tales of Vinland, a legendary place of peace and abundance, in stark contrast to his harsh life in his icy Icelandic village and later as a battle-hardened mercenary. He once heard from his father that there were no true enemies, but the reality he's come to know is far from that ideal.

Amidst the ongoing conflict between England and the Danes, the Viking mercenaries revel in the never-ending war, relishing in the bloodshed. Their loyalties can shift the balance of power, and they are eager to seize glory and riches. But for Thorfinn, his sole purpose is vengeance, to kill Askeladd, the man who murdered his father. In the brutal era of ceaseless war, the Vikings in the "Vinland Saga" find their only semblance of paradise, even if it comes at the cost of death and destruction.

The series delves into the brutal realities of an era defined by ceaseless conflict, presenting a thought-provoking narrative that showcases the cost of seeking paradise amidst a landscape of death and destruction. With its rich storytelling and intricate character development, "Vinland Saga" stands as a testament to the depths of human ambition and the turmoil of a world defined by unending warfare.

Release: 2019

MyAnimeList Score: 8.75/10

"Spy x Family," one of the best animes by WIT Studio, takes place in a world rife with corrupt politicians and simmering international tensions between Ostania and Westalis. A seasoned spy, known as "Twilight," tirelessly undertakes perilous missions in a bid to safeguard the next generation from the ravages of war.

Stationed in the bustling city of Berlin, Twilight adopts the persona of "Loid Forger," a highly regarded psychiatrist. Yet, his true mission involves covertly gathering intelligence on the elusive politician Donovan Desmond, who seldom appears in public except when visiting his son's school, the prestigious Eden Academy. To execute this elaborate plan, Loid recruits Yor Briar, a single city hall clerk, to pose as his wife and welcomes Anya, a curious six-year-old orphan with exceptional psychic abilities, into their home as their daughter. His ultimate goal is to enroll Anya at Eden Academy, where he hopes to get close to Donovan without raising suspicion.

However, even a spy as good as Loid finds it challenging to convincingly play the role of a devoted father and husband. Yor, who secretly operates as an underground assassin known as the "Thorn Princess," and Anya, an esper capable of reading minds, have no intention of revealing their true identities either. Although the Forgers' family façade is rooted in deceit, in "Spy x Family," they come to realize that the love they have for each other transcends the elaborate web of secrets they've spun.

What truly elevates "Spy x Family" beyond its espionage storyline is its portrayal of heartfelt connections and genuine emotions blossoming amidst a web of secrets; the series beautifully showcases the profound love that develops within this unconventional family, transcending their fabricated roles. With its unique blend of espionage, humor, and heartfelt moments, "Spy x Family" convincingly gives us a glimpse into the complexity of relationships and the resilience of family bonds, which makes it a must-watch anime for fans of intriguing plots and endearing characters.

Release: 2022

MyAnimeList Score: 8.58/10

Centuries ago, in the world of "Shingeki no Kyojin," humanity faced near-extinction at the hands of monstrous humanoid creatures known as Titans. These Titans didn't devour humans out of necessity but seemingly out of pleasure. To protect themselves, the remnants of humanity sought refuge behind colossal concentric walls, living in isolation and safety for a century, shielded from Titan encounters.

The fragile peace is shattered when an exceptionally large Titan breaches the supposedly impregnable outer wall, reigniting the perilous battle against these flesh-devouring behemoths. Witnessing a deeply personal tragedy caused by the Titans, Eren Yeager commits his life to their annihilation. He enlists in the Survey Corps, an elite military force tasked with fighting the relentless Titans beyond the protective walls.

Eren's adopted sister Mikasa Ackerman and childhood friend Armin Arlert join him in this brutal war against the Titans. Together, they race to uncover a means of defeating these creatures before the last bastions of humanity fall to their insatiable hunger in "Shingeki no Kyojin."

Through intricate plot twists, intense battle sequences, and emotionally captivating character arcs, the series keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, unraveling secrets and mysteries within the Titans' origins and humanity's fight for survival. Overall, it is an enthralling, thought-provoking series that seamlessly combines elements of action, suspense, and drama, leaving a lasting impact on its audience.

Release: 2013

MyAnimeList Score: 8.54/10

In the kingdom, the young Prince Bojji faces ridicule from the people due to his inability to hear or speak. Derisively known as "The Useless Prince," his apparent foolishness becomes a source of mockery to every character in "Ousama Ranking."

However, Bojji, although lacking in physical strength, possesses a strong heart. When he encounters a shadow creature, it doesn't leave him traumatized as one might expect. Instead, he finds a friend in the most unlikely of places, a friend who sees beyond his perceived shortcomings. Bojji and Kage, the shadow, develop an unexpected bond, with Kage warming up to the young prince over time.

Their unique friendship in "Ousama Ranking" becomes the cornerstone of Bojji's journey, one where he is determined to overcome his fears and insecurities. Despite the relentless ridicule he endures, Bojji is resolute in his quest to become the best king he can be.

"Ousama Ranking" delicately weaves themes of empathy, perseverance, and self-discovery to celebrate the human spirit's resilience and the transformative power of friendship. Bojji's unwavering determination to embrace his flaws and aspire to be a great king resonates profoundly, making this series a fun, heartening watch for audiences of all ages.

Release: 2021

MyAnimeList Score: 8.53/10

In "Mahoutsukai no Yome," fifteen-year-old Chise Hatori, a Japanese girl, found herself in an unusual situation. She was sold at an auction for five million pounds to a tall, masked gentleman.

Abandoned during her early years and ostracized by her peers due to her unconventional behavior, she was willing to go to any buyer if it meant finding a place to call home. Bound in chains and on her way to an uncertain future, she overheard whispers from robed men along the way, discussing the rarity of a Sleigh Beggy falling into the hands of such a buyer.

Despite the murmurs, the enigmatic man eventually revealed himself as Elias Ainsworth, a magus. Following a brief confrontation and some teleportation magic, Chise and Elias found themselves in Elias' idyllic cottage in rural England. Surrounded by fairies and a host of strange and fantastical beings, this marked the beginning of Chise's journey in "Mahoutsukai no Yome" as the apprentice and purported bride of the ancient magus.

Chise's tumultuous past and her yearning for belonging are met with the bewitching and often precarious world of magic, where fairies and fantastical beings reside. The series navigates the delicate balance between light and darkness as our girl grapples with her newfound role and discovers the intricacies of the magical realm. And that is how her relationship with Elias unfolds against this backdrop of enchanting landscapes and mysterious creatures, captivating all viewers with its heartfelt storytelling and evocative visuals.

Release: 2017

MyAnimeList Score: 8.06/10

Hell operates as a well-organized bureaucracy, and its efficiency owes much to Hoozuki, the chief deputy to Lord Enma, the King of Hell. Whether offering guidance to Momotarou from Japanese folklore or dealing with diplomatic matters from the Judeo-Christian Hell, Hoozuki, the titular character of "Hoozuki no Reitetsu," is prepared to handle any challenges that may threaten the smooth operation of Hell.

Armed with negotiation skills reminiscent of Wall Street and a penchant for micromanagement, "Hoozuki no Reitetsu" humorously explores the trials of troubleshooting in the underworld. With various characters from Japanese legends and East Asian mythology occupying middle management roles, this dark comedy adds a new twist to the complexities of managing employees from hell.

The show's brilliance lies in its clever storytelling and the integration of various mythological characters into Hell's organizational structure. It ingeniously incorporates these diverse characters into middle management positions, showcasing their quirks, strengths, and flaws, while also poking fun at the challenges of managing a workforce filled with personalities from across cultural folklore. This approach breathes life into the story, allowing for a rich exploration of the human (and otherworldly) dynamics that transcend the realms of the afterlife.

Release: 2014

MyAnimeList Score: 7.77/10

In a distant land divided into two realms, the Outside was home to teratomorphic beings, capable of cursing those they touched. Safety for humans lay only within the confines of the Inside. Yet, when a lost girl named Shiva from the Inside encounters a demonic-looking Outsider known as "Teacher," an unexpected coexistence begins in the same part of the forest. Their connection appears to defy their disparate natures, marking the inception of a folktale that unfolds in the ambiguous twilight between night and day, narrating the tale of two outcasts - one human, one otherworldly.

"Totsukuni no Shoujo," characterized by a harmonious blend of sounds and aesthetics, is akin to immersing oneself in the pages of a dynamic manga. Despite its brevity, the narrative unfolds into a compelling and emotionally resonant story to explore the themes of unspoken connections and the inherent struggle between good and evil - layered by the insightful portrayal of parental struggles. Furthermore, it also deftly explores the dynamics of parenthood, portraying the profound sacrifices and unwavering dedication of a parental figure, albeit in an otherworldly context.

The exploration of these familial themes adds another layer of impressive resonance that lingers long after the tale concludes. As such, "Totsukuni no Shoujo" is regarded by many as one of the studio's best works.

Release: 2019

MyAnimeList Score: 7.55/10

In the wake of a mysterious virus claiming the lives of those above the age of 13, humanity finds itself subjugated by power-hungry vampires who emerge with promises of protection in return for blood contributions from those who survived.

The two protagonists of "Owari no Seraph," Yuuichirou and Mikaela Hyakuya, once captive children from an orphanage, rebel against their status as mere livestock. Mikaela orchestrates an escape plan that ends in tragedy, leaving Yuuichirou as the lone survivor. Rescued by the Moon Demon Company, dedicated to eradicating vampires in Japan, Yuuichirou vows revenge against the creatures that annihilated his family.

Years later, as a member of the Japanese Imperial Demon Army, he grapples with the complexities of seeking retribution while navigating themes of friendship and loyalty amid seemingly insurmountable challenges in this post-apocalyptic supernatural shounen anime, "Owari no Seraph."

"Owari no Seraph" boasts visually stunning animation that vividly captures the contrasting atmospheres of a desolate world ruled by vampires and the vibrant energy of its characters, further complementing the narrative and enhancing pivotal moments throughout the series. Moreover, its thematic depth is also complemented by a poignant soundtrack that intensifies the emotional impact of every key scene, elevating our engagement with both the characters' struggles and triumphs.

Release: 2015

MyAnimeList Score: 7.49/10

In "Koi wa Ameagari no You ni," Akira Tachibana, a reserved high school student and former track runner, struggles with the aftermath of a severe foot injury that has affected her ability to race. Despite her classmates finding her attractive, she remains disinterested in the boys around the school.

While working part-time at the Garden Cafe, Akira finds herself developing feelings for the manager, Masami Kondou, a 45-year-old man, despite the significant age gap. Kondou's genuine concern and kindness towards the cafe's customers, though perceived by others as soft or weak, attract Akira to him.

As they spend more time together throughout the course of "Koi wa Ameagari no You ni," their connection deepens, intensifying her emotions. Faced with these uncertain feelings, Akira gathers the courage to confess, but the outcome remains uncertain.

"Koi wa Ameagari no You ni" emerges as a thought-provoking exploration of human vulnerability and the intricacies of affection. Its contemplative storytelling, coupled with stellar performances from the seiyuu (voice actors) and captivating visuals, captures the tender yet ephemeral essence of an unconventional relationship. The film's soundtrack is another poignant accompaniment, complementing the narrative's emotional weight to enrich pivotal moments and subtly heighten the audience's emotional investment in the characters' dilemmas.

Release: 2018

MyAnimeList Score: 7.49/10

Kurumi, a beautiful young woman, finds herself devastated after the sudden death of her beloved boyfriend, Hal, in a plane crash. Overwhelmed by grief, she withdraws into isolation in a small house. However, her life takes an unexpected turn when her grandfather introduces Q01, a humanoid robot with the appearance of Hal.

Tasked with helping Kurumi overcome her despair, Q01, appearing as Hal, diligently works towards lifting her spirits. Despite initial resistance, Kurumi gradually starts to open up and break free from her depression through the companionship of this robot designed to emulate her lost love. As the days pass, the relationship between Kurumi and Q01 unfolds, revealing unexpected truths about love, loss, and their connection as an android and a human.

Hal's visual composition is a breathtaking canvas that mirrors Kurumi's emotional journey. Subtle yet impactful, the cinematography captures the desolate beauty of Kurumi's isolation and the glimmers of hope that emerge through her evolving relationship with Q01. The juxtaposition of emotional depth against the futuristic backdrop of technological emulation further amplifies the film's exploration of the human psyche in a technologically driven world.

Release: 2013

MyAnimeList Score: 7.4/10