We know how long anime series can scare you off. Watching 200+ episodes sounds like a huge commitment, and we get it.
If you’re not ready to start watching One Piece or Naruto just now, here are 5 series that can prove it: an anime doesn’t need weeks of your time to tell you everything it wants to tell you.
If you don’t just want to watch something short, but also are ready to cry your eyes out, just browse Cyberpunk on Netflix, and it’s done. If you’re also a gamer and a CD Projekt Red fan, you’ll enjoy the series even more, since it’s based on the Cyberpunk 2077 game.
David loses everything that’s dear to him but gains a peculiar prosthetic that grants him superhuman speed. His new abilities attract a mysterious edgerunner, Lucy, who introduces David to the world of outlaws.
You don’t even need the whole night to finish this anime, since it’s just one episode long. Despite it being set in the same universe as One Piece, you don’t have to watch 1000 episodes of the original series to enjoy Monsters, it’s just as good as a standalone project.
Years ago, a village was destroyed by a terrifying dragon, leaving only two survivors: a great swordsman and a girl he saved. Meanwhile, in the present, a mysterious artifact, said to grant the ability to control dragons, is about to reappear.
If you’re looking for something dark and even depressing, this is a nice series to choose.
After merging with a powerful demon, Akira gains all of the demon attributes. But what he doesn’t have is a new personality, since he remains that compassionate crybaby that he’s always been. Now he’s a peculiar combination of a human soul with instincts of a demon.
Maboroshi (Alice to Therese no Maboroshi Koujou)
This one is an anime movie, so you don’t need much time to finish it. But it doesn’t make it any less entertaining.
A sudden explosion at a steelworks factory stops time and seals all the exits from the town, where Masamune lives. The world is in danger again when two classmates decide to visit the fifth blast furnace of the steelworks factory and meet a mysterious girl there.
B: The Beginning
B: The Beginning is a great choice for when you’re craving a psychological thriller with a lot of suspense. It’s a good thing that the entire series is just 12 episodes, so you won’t have to wait long until all mysteries are solved.
An enigmatic Killer B has taken the job of a vigilante on the islands of Cremona. However, when an eccentric detective Keith gets put on the case, it becomes clear that more than one person is involved in the chaos.
Watch these when you don’t have much time.
We know how long anime series can scare you off. Watching 200+ episodes sounds like a huge commitment, and we get it.
If you’re not ready to start watching One Piece or Naruto just now, here are 5 series that can prove it: an anime doesn’t need weeks of your time to tell you everything it wants to tell you.
If you don’t just want to watch something short, but also are ready to cry your eyes out, just browse Cyberpunk on Netflix, and it’s done. If you’re also a gamer and a CD Projekt Red fan, you’ll enjoy the series even more, since it’s based on the Cyberpunk 2077 game.
David loses everything that’s dear to him but gains a peculiar prosthetic that grants him superhuman speed. His new abilities attract a mysterious edgerunner, Lucy, who introduces David to the world of outlaws.
You don’t even need the whole night to finish this anime, since it’s just one episode long. Despite it being set in the same universe as One Piece, you don’t have to watch 1000 episodes of the original series to enjoy Monsters, it’s just as good as a standalone project.
Years ago, a village was destroyed by a terrifying dragon, leaving only two survivors: a great swordsman and a girl he saved. Meanwhile, in the present, a mysterious artifact, said to grant the ability to control dragons, is about to reappear.
If you’re looking for something dark and even depressing, this is a nice series to choose.
After merging with a powerful demon, Akira gains all of the demon attributes. But what he doesn’t have is a new personality, since he remains that compassionate crybaby that he’s always been. Now he’s a peculiar combination of a human soul with instincts of a demon.
Maboroshi (Alice to Therese no Maboroshi Koujou)
This one is an anime movie, so you don’t need much time to finish it. But it doesn’t make it any less entertaining.
A sudden explosion at a steelworks factory stops time and seals all the exits from the town, where Masamune lives. The world is in danger again when two classmates decide to visit the fifth blast furnace of the steelworks factory and meet a mysterious girl there.
B: The Beginning
B: The Beginning is a great choice for when you’re craving a psychological thriller with a lot of suspense. It’s a good thing that the entire series is just 12 episodes, so you won’t have to wait long until all mysteries are solved.
An enigmatic Killer B has taken the job of a vigilante on the islands of Cremona. However, when an eccentric detective Keith gets put on the case, it becomes clear that more than one person is involved in the chaos.
