Let's start this chart with a OVA full of interesting characters, funny gags, and a mild boy-on-boy action! Johnny Rayflo is a rich vampire, with only perverted thoughts into his mind. Charles J. Chrishund, alias “Cherry”, is his vassal and a vampire who works for the Vatican. Since Charles refuses to drink human blood, Johnny is kindhearted enough to give it to him. These two men will fight the crime, as their personalities will end up clashing, springing a lot of gags! Maybe just one OVA wasn't enough for viewers to fully enjoy Cherry and Johnny's journey, but we have to say that this anime has some potential. While it's true that it turned out to be too short, it's even true that the art style is good and it's very enjoyable. The shounen-ai part is all up to these two characters that keep on bickering over trivial stuff, for example the fact that Johnny calls Charles “Cherry”. Well, even though they argue, it's clear as daylight that the two share more than meet the eyes. What else is there to say? If you like vampires, nice fights and a hottie drinking blood from the other, you should catch up on Vassalord as soon as you can!

Meet Ono, a thirty-year-old man who once confessed to his beloved Tachibana. Meet Tachibana, who wants to start a pastry shop. Then, meet Eiji Kanda, a former wrestler who now wants to become a pastry chef. Last but not least, meet Chikage Kobayakawa who acts a bit like Tachibana's bodyguard, but is the most awkward whatever he does. Put these four ingredients together, and the cake... no, the comedy is ready! Fourteen years after confessing his love to Tachibana, Ono is now an amazing pastry chef, and a gay playboy. No one seems to be able to resist his charm, and it looks like even straight guys fall for him with just one glance. Yet, Ono's charm doesn't affect the only one it should: Tachibana. With these premises, it's pointless to mention how much of a good comedy this anime is. Ono and Tachibana's relationship is the funniest thing you'll see. Tachibana doesn't hold feelings for him, and Ono, who can't count on his charm to impress him, will try his best as a world class pastry chef. Episode by episode the strangest things will happen; ex-boyfriends from France will appear and make a ruckus; two adult men will dance under the rain; Tachibana's past will knock to his door, opening an old wound that seemed to be forgotten. Antique Bakery has a crescendo of absurd happenings, that you either won't believe your eyes or will start shipping characters as if there's no tomorrow. If you are a beginner of shounen-ai genre, you should start from this sweet-as-a-cake story that will make you burst into laughter, and warm your hearts up!

This story revolves around Shima, a lonely boy who once jumped in the ocean without thinking twice, to try to get his grandfather's picture back. When Shima is about to drown into water, though, he is saved by a strange man... Strange to the extent that he is a merman. Moving in with Shima, this merman – called Isaki – will act all immature and childish, and yet will manage to create a deep bond with Shima. The point is that he is of a different species, so how will they relationship be affected by their differences? This is a touching shounen-ai story about loneliness and the importance of bonds. Shima, as well as Isaki, have both experienced a deep loneliness and they seemed to be searching for someone to care about them. As in the beginning it may seem that their personalities clash, they will soon find a way to get along and to get to know each other better. This anime packs a lot of things, in a little time – as it's just one OVA – and yet it manages to mix perfectly funny moments, with emotional ones. As a result, here we have a little rare gem in the shounen-ai universe! Beware of cuteness!

Ryunosuke Oohara is the heir of the fourth boss of a yakuza clan. He seems unable to step back from fights and always causes trouble. Everyone expects him to act accordingly to him being a future yakuza boss, but he just doesn't care. All Ryunosuke seems to care about is his childhood friend Naoki. Truth is, Ryunosuke is in love with Naoki since they both were children. He has only one dream: to build a happy family with him, and to hell with the yakuza! Tight Rope was born as a manga, from the wise pen of an amazing mangaka, Natsume Isaku and adapted into these two-episode series. While the two episodes are very faithful to the manga version, we can safely say that this story is a little masterpiece full of fluffy moments and hot-headed characters who can't just seem to act how the world expect them to. While it's clear that Naoki loves Ryunosuke back, he thinks to his friend's future as a boss of the yakuza. Yet, Ryunosuke will show Naoki what a man in love can do, and in the end, Naoki will throw away the mask behind where he was hiding, and finally admit the truth! This shounen-ai anime is the one you want to watch when you feel tired, maybe with a cup of hot tea in your hands while outside it's raining. It will warm your hearts up, and make you fall in love with these amazing characters who are one cuter than the last. Whether you have just started with shounen-ai genre, or you're a veteran, we can guarantee that you won't be disappointed.

Let's move on to another crazy beautiful show, born as a manga from Eiki Eiki, and adapted into an anime later on! This shounen-ai anime is probably one of the funniest you will deal with. Ichijou Ryouma is a famous actor who absolutely didn't think he could be into guys; what's more he was very certain to be a lady killer. One day, he meets once again Izumi Sena, a person he had met years before during a shooting. Since Izumi is all dressed up like a princess, for Ryouma is love at first sight. There's just one problem... Izumi Sena is a boy! Overcoming the shock of Izumi being a boy, the two start to hang out, but while Ryouma accepts his own feelings towards Izumi, despite him being a male, Izumi just can't stand Ryouma and his persistence. Yet, when pushes come to shove, Ryouma will show Izumi all his good sides: he is supportive, caring and a very kindhearted person. Izumi will get to know Ryouma bit by bit and accept his feelings; at last, their love will bloom. This shounen-ai anime is so funny and cute it hurts. It's full of gags, the characters are all well-depicted and Ryouma and Izumi's love story is amazing. If shounen-ai is your piece of cake, but you still haven't watched this one, it's time for you to catch up!

Our 5th position is a delicate and deep shounen-ai anime called Loveless, that can touch your heart and shake it very badly. Our protagonist is Ritsuka Aoyagi, a 12-year-old boy who is in a very dark period of his life: his brother has been killed, and his mother is insane. One day, Ritsuka's life changes. It's when he meet Agatsumi Soubi, who claims to be his dead brother's friend. Soubi introduces Ritsuka to the world of “fighters” and “sacrifices”. Basically, two people with the same name fight together, and while one fights, the other protects. After discovering that Soubi and his brother shared the same name and fought together, Ritsuka decides to trust Soubi and the two of them will cooperate to discover what happened to Seimei. This shounen-ai anime explores the meaning of love, while facing other deeper themes. The loss and what happens after a loss to those who remain; the step people take from childhood to teenage, and teenage angst; last, but not least, the deep bound Ritsuka and Soubi will create. It's clear how Soubi loved Seimei, and while he can't possibly forget him, he begins to see in Ritsuka something that reminds him of Seimei; on the other side, Ritsuka will face his feelings towards Soubi, and will see them grow and change. Words are pointless now; just hurry and catch up with Loveless, but don't forget handkerchiefs!

Now, let's dry our tears after Loveless, and let's move on with the 4th position. This time it's about wizards we're talking about! Chiharu Kashima is a professional wizard. Toyohi Utsumi is a wanderer who happened to meet Chiharu by chance, one night. For Toyohi it's love at first sight, and Toyohi being a straightforward person, he doesn't miss a chance to confess to Chiharu. Since Chiharu is bashful and with not even a tiny bit of self-esteem, he mistakes Toyohi's honest interest for a mere curiosity toward wizards. How will their relationship develop? This shounen-ai show is full of tenderness. On one side there's Toyohi who literally put all his efforts to court Chiharu. As the two meet and get to know each other better, Toyohi gets more interested and realizes that Chiharu is the one for him. Chiharu, a man with a difficult past and a lot of duties as the captain of the Wizard Bureau's Crisis Countermeasure Division, is at a loss. He likes Toyohi, but his bashful nature pushes him into a corner. It's up to Toyohi to show him that he likes Chiharu as a man, and not because he is a wizard. With its 7-minutes-only four episodes, This Boy Is A Professional Wizard will steal your heart and leave you craving for more!

The 3rd position had to be Classmates. This story revolves around an honor student, Rihito Sajou, and Hikaru Kusakabe, a guitar player who is very popular with women. These two boys attends the same high school, and while Sajou is quiet and serious, Kusakabe is straightforward, hotheaded and easygoing. As their personalities may clash, something happens while preparing for the chorus festival, and love strikes. Classmates was born as a manga first, from Asumiko Nakamura's wise pen. It's not a stretch to say that this movie adaptation doesn't disappoint as it follows the manga version step by step. Sajou and Kusakabe will face all the trouble of teens. So they will fight, argue and then they'll make up as their bond will grow stronger. For as serious as Sajou is, he won't miss the chance to admit that he loves Kusakabe, going to the extent of wondering why Kusakabe even fell for a bookworm like him. In those insecurity moments, Kusakabe will become his strength. We think this movie is really worth watching. Whether you like shounen-ai, or you prefer something different, this story shows a slice of life through where everyone of us passed. Classmates holds a nostalgic feeling, and the right amount of funny moments as well. Be sure to catch up to it!

Born from Abe Miyuki as a manga, Super Lovers gained a lot of popularity thanks to a big range of unbearably cute characters! This anime version doesn't disappoint, and it revolves around Haru Kaidou, and his three brothers. Haru grew up in Canada, but as soon as their parents divorce, he has to move in with his father, and so he's taken in Japan. There, he discovers to have a new family with two little twin brothers to take care of. The moment everything settles, Haru turns 17 and his mother calls him back in Canada, asking for “help”. That's the moment when Haru and Ren meet. Ren is an 8-year-old little boy without a family, saved by Haru's mother from an orphanage. Haru will have to tame the little beast, and take care of him for an entire summer. Time passes and it's finally time for Ren to move in Japan and live with Haru. The age gap that made them like actual brothers in the beginning, turns into something deeper. As these two live together, they will face a lot of hardships. The twin brothers don't accept Ren easily. Ren is introverted and barely speaks; Haru fights with himself since Ren is still a teenager. In the end, Haru and Ren's sweet love will bloom in a natural way. Super Lovers is a shounen-ai anime that faces a lot of important themes, like the fear of being abandoned, or the love towards family. If the premises of the age gap between Haru and Ren scare you, no fear: Haru is still a considered man who doesn't harass children. So what are you waiting for? It's time to drown into this fluffy world!

Our 1st position had to be No.6, like literally, it had to be No.6. The reason is that this show went almost unnoticed, and yet it is a rare gem in the shounen-ai universe. No.6, born as a novel first from Atsuko Asano, is an amazing story that lived up to the expectations of those who read and enjoyed the novel version. The story revolves around Nezumi – meaning “rat” – and Shion. Shion lives in the city of No.6 where everything is nice and beautiful, and life is peaceful. Nezumi lives the “true life” of those who are rejects outside the walls of the city. One stormy night Nezumi appears in front of Shion's home, covered in blood and almost dying. Shion put all his efforts to save him, and his actions resulted in him being degraded from his position in the society. Now deprived of a brilliant future, Shion adapts to the new situation, while Nezumi disappears. When Shion, years after, will be in danger, Nezumi – who never forgot how Shion helped him – will appear and save him. That's the moment when Shion, now freed from obligations toward the city, will discover the flip side of the reality. Orphans, sick persons and rejects try to survive just outside the city. That is Nezumi's world. On this background their relationship will gradually develop, as the two try to find a way to fight the system! No.6 is a story that deserves a lot of attention. It is amazing per se, and it depicts a society that lives a lie, while people die outside the cities. If the plot is wonderful and full of deep meanings, the relationship Nezumi and Shion have is just one of a kind. It's not melodramatic, nor rotten. It's simply pure and simple as it seems: they love each other, and that is all what matters to act accordingly. This story deserved more attention, and maybe one or two episodes more. Since it's perfectly fine even as it is, we recommend that you all enjoy this little masterpiece that will find a special place within your hearts!

Nishikaze to Taiyou is just one of Mashima Hiro’s one off manga that helped gain some traction in the vast world of the mangaka community. In Japanese, the title means The West Wind and The Sun (西風と太陽) with nishi meaning west, kaze meaning wind, and taiyou meaning sun. Much of the story revolves around the adventurous treasure hunter named Zephyr and his companion Sol, as they scour the world in search for a statue of a goddess that sits atop a mountain. When they finally come face to face with the statue they were overjoyed, but what they didn’t expect was the statue to come alive. One shot manga are quite common in Japan and typically is a great way to make a name for yourself as an upcoming mangaka. One shots are usually found in convenience stores which carry tankoubon in one big volume, and consist of various other manga that others have created. While much of the attention had been focused primarily on Fairy Tail at the time, Mashima’s work still received positive reception from fans and was mainly used as a way to put his attention toward something fresh and to stay motivated with ideas. It also gave us a glimpse of his artwork and how he manages to retain the same formula going into many of his works, such as the art direction and story plot.

Hoshigami no Satsuki is another one shot manga by Mashima Hiro that stars Satsuki Mujika, a talented female swordsmith who’s desperately in search for 100 demon swords that were stolen from her master. With the help of her friend Jirou, the two set out on a journey to seek out the stolen items and return them to their rightful owner, while overcoming various challenges that stand in their way. Satsuki’s unique swordplay and magic allow her to manipulate the length of her wakizashi, and increase its power the more she uses it. Throughout her arduous journey she meets up with other friends who assist her, along with Jirou, to ensure that whoever is behind all of the thievery will be stopped. Those who are quite familiar with Mashima’s work knows that his art style tends to follow along the same path as Fairy Tail. Satsuki shares a resemblance to Erza from the series, but with the wacky personality that Wendy brings to the table. While Mashima is known for his use of magic throughout his many works, especially Fairy Tail, surprisingly he stuck with a more traditional approach and focused mainly on the use of swords, with subtle hints of magic thrown in. The humor and action definitely sell the story a lot more, with the occasional perverse scenes to grab your attention but with a more relaxed approach. Nonetheless, the story of a childish yet determined woman along with Jirou to provide more fluff, is sure to keep you engaged and curious to know more.

The world of Elfenland is filled with mystery and adventure, and is inhabited by both humans and monsters. The Black Airs are a group of monsters who are widely considered to be the strongest out of all the monster forces, and they now must band together to face off against the humans in an all out war for survival. Aki is the leader of the pack and not your ordinary human, as he hides his true features under his big hood. When he becomes overwhelmed by rage, he transforms into an S class Werewolf and will destroy anything in his way. His tormented past has led him this far, and with the help of Mamii, Touran, and others, they intend to leave a mark wherever they go. Each of the members has their own unique ability, as we described Aki’s earlier. Mamii is the big sister of the group and her soul power is that of a mummy, using her bandages to attack her opponents while addressing her wounds when hurt. When all hell breaks loose everyone must rely on their monster soul ability to ensure that destruction doesn’t overtake their world, and that stability can be maintained. This action packed shounen is full of crazy moments, and you’re constantly reeled back into it just to see if the Black Airs can defend their turf. The humans had won the battle before sending many monster forces into hiding, but it was only the Black Airs who continued to strive and master their craft to take care of anymore threats that would take more lives. If you find yourself wanting to take a small break away from the Fairy Tail world, check out Monster Soul for an exciting twist!

It seems that Capcom really took a liking to Mashima’s work and provided him with the permission to write a series around the very popular franchise. Monster Hunters as their name implies, make it their life purpose to seek out and hunt the very strongest of monsters, and to take whatever remnants they find along the way with them. The story focuses on Shiki, who was taken in as an apprentice under the tutelage of Gurelli as a child. However soon after Gurelli’s death, he returns to his master’s hometown of Akamaaya to join a guild and encounters a young girl named Irie, who by surprise to Shiki is actually Gurelli’s daughter. From that moment onwards the two set out together to track down the legendary Miogaruna, which was Gurelli’s dream and now they will live it out for him. If you love Monster Hunter then you’ll most likely enjoy this series because it takes every piece from the game itself, even down to the weapons used, and really immerses you in all of the action. There’s sheer enjoyment in every page because every new encounter is filled with a variety of challenges, much like the game itself. Think of this manga like a read only version of the actual game, but then throw in some Fairy Tail elements such as character design and action, and you have yourself a wonderful treat. The story really isn’t much of the selling point since you’re really invested mostly for the outstanding battles with huge monsters, but you still move forward because you want to know whether Shiki and Irie will actually be able to live out Gurelli’s ambition.

This is the series that started it all for Mashima, and catapulted him from the bottom of the barrel to the top of the shounen food chain. The story looks at the Continent of Song, as it’s currently facing a severe crisis that’s left everyone in panic. The secret society known as Demon Card, are abusing their powers to bring destruction upon the townspeople and leave no survivors behind. The only power capable of putting a stop to the Demon Card and their sinister Dark Bring, are the rave stones which when wielded, can bring about enormous power. However the stones were scattered across the globe five decades ago, so now the rave master bears the responsibility to collect all of the stones and restore peace once and for all. Haru Glory is the main protagonist in the manga, as we follow him on his journey as a young rave master to track down all of the stones before it’s too late. As you read deeper into the story you start to see just where Fairy Tail got its inspiration from. As with much of Mashima’s finest works, the story looks at a young hero who must now come face to face with reality, and stand up to various obstacles that they must tackle with strategy and intellect. There’s a certain spice to Rave however that truly gives it its own vibe, and that comes in Haru’s overall journey itself. The enemies he encounters are far beyond his level of comprehension, but because of the amazing friends he meets along the way his adventures become more and more gratifying not only for him, but also for the reader. Haru is honest in his ways and lets nothing belittle his ambitions to set things straight for the sake of humanity, and to bring people together to fight for peace. It’s most definitely worth reading simply because it’s sort of like a precursor to the Fairy Tail series, and gives you a glimpse of just how Mashima mashed together various ideas and inspirations from other famous mangaka, and created something incredible of his own. Think of Fairy Tail as a continuation from Rave: The Groove Adventure because it truly feels that way after reading through the entire series.

Number one really needs no introduction because quite frankly, we introduced it numerous times in almost every paragraph. It just goes to show you how spectacular this series is, and how far Mashima has come as a story and art mangaka. Lucy and Natsu find themselves in hot water when an evil guild plots to destroy every other guild out there, including the one they’re currently in. So the two along with other members of the guild, band together to ensure that Fairy Tail stays afloat and any evil threat that stands in their way will be taken care of. We can assume that many of you Honey’s fans are very well aware of Fairy Tail and its story, so we’ll save you the deep explanation and go right to the meat of it all. This series has won countless awards such as the 33rd Kodansha Manga Award, and the Japan Expo award both for the shounen category. It has spawned countless adaptations including its very popular television series, an ongoing sequel, and two very well received animated films. We could go on for days about just how great Fairy Tail is in terms of awards, but what really makes it shine is in its story. While the world itself is most surely far from reality as we know it now, there’s still this sense of believability that perhaps someday this Fairy Tail world could come true. Every character is so likable because we can all relate to their struggles in every way, which really makes the world seem so vivid and responsive. All we really need are some magic powers, some flying mascots, and a large group of friends and we could create our very own Fairy Tail thanks to Mashima’s brilliance.

When Japan puts together an anti-paranormal force catered to diverting supernatural and paranormal proceedings, some would assume it meant spending the day around a circle table confiding their life to the divine eight ball, or dancing their fingers around a Ouija board. However, for the Supernatural Disaster Prevention Office; unfortunately, things aren’t always so laid back. With their lives filled with the ups and downs of the paranormal, it pays to take a dip back into the pool of the normal every now and then. These two dolls; Yomi Isayama and Kagura Tsuchimiya, are a perfect taste of what kind of magic lies between two girls and a Pocky stick. No supernatural flare, and no paranormal hubbub. Just good ol’ lady to lady lip tasting fun in the backseat of a minivan. If you’re already dying to know what type of sight can come from this, then head over to episode 4 of Ga Rei: Zero and see it all for yourself. Apparently that Pocky stick just wasn’t sweet enough to handle their deep rooted cravings.

Finally, in middle school, Akari Akazawa gets to reunite with her best friends Yui Funami and Kyouko Toshinou. With the trio back together, it only made sense that Akari join the “Amusement Club”, a group created by her friends dedicated to pure entertainment. But when it comes to amusement, the saying ‘the more the merrier’ can be held as prayer; thus, when Chinatsu Yoshikawa comes looking for the now defunct Tea Club, the three girls convince her to climb aboard the train to nonstop fun. Let us inform you, these girls certainly know how to enjoy themselves. Rolling in at episode 12 of YuruYuri, these ladies seem to take the word pleasurable to a whole new level. Or should I say Chitose Ikeda does, given that she’s the one bearing the surprise lip kisses up her sleeve. Whether she’s out of her mind or crazy in love is up for debate, but the way she’s passing out kisses from girl to girl is what we all can agree to be a beautiful sight for sore eyes. At least she’s got enough for everybody. Sharing is caring after all.

In the real world, young girls sleep with their favorite teddy bears for a little comfort to get through the night; in the world of Yuri Kuma Arashi, teddy bears are kept at a safe distance for fear of the human race being turned into a six course meal. Now is probably the right time to start pulling some threads don’t you think? Believe it or not, it wasn’t always a fight for survival against the flesh eating teddies. Humans and Teddy bears were once harmonious; but with those days now in the past, the only thing left to maintain peace is what is known as the “Wall of Severance”, built to keep man safely on one side, and evil teddy on the other. That is, until two naughty bears sneak their way past the wall and into Arashigaoka Academy. Now, lovers Sumika Izumino and Kureha Tsubaki find their Romeo and Juliet fantasy falling to pieces as they try and fend off these cotton stuffed forces of evil. That’s not to say that this show is in danger of losing out on its share of to die for love scenes. Even evil teddies can find themselves wrapped around a love complex, and Yuri Kuma Arashi lays it all out on the table for us to enjoy. There are enough lips smacking on lips to fill anyone’s appetite, and these dirty minded stuffed animals know how to keep their eye on the prize. Seemingly always up to no good, these peeping tom teddies stumble upon some hot gal on gal action while peeping through a school dorm window in episode 9 that’ll make you melt from satisfaction. In regards to everything, let’s reconsider our teddies’ intentions the next time we choose to lay down in bed with one.

Waking up as the opposite sex might not be what we all hope for in the early morning, but Natsuru is going to have to get used to it really quick; as per the words of a talking stuffed Tiger, he is going to have a whole lot more to face down the line. Natsuru is now a Kampfer, and with his mystical gender bending abilities, he’s going to have to take on other Kampfers before they get the best of him. Strangely, that may be the easy part. How do you get through life when you’re constantly shifting gears? Sounds like the precursor to one hell of a school experience. Although it may be a nightmare for Natsuru, it’s nothing short of pleasurable for us peeping in on the show. Akane and Mikoto from Kampfer für die Liebe provide us with that pleasure on a silver platter during this striking special. Despite the numerous things that wanting to be the best kisser in school could imply about a person, what’s important here is how these girls let their practice run take them away right before our eyes. Go hard or go home, right? Becoming great at something takes practice; so leave the slackness at the door, because kissing class is in session. Pucker up ladies.

Looks like these best friends have something a little deeper hidden below the surface. With three years left before the closing of Misato West High, Haruka Takayama and Yuu Sonoda find their budding flowers pushing to full bloom. It all started with one kiss, and now these two lovers can’t keep their lips to themselves. But things aren’t going to keep on so smoothly when an older sister gets wind of what these two have been up to lately. Let’s hope she doesn’t catch on too quickly, because what these school girls have got going on is wrong in all the right ways; and we’re all for it. Nothing spells sexy more than a girl propped up on top of another girl, teasing us with the sweet aroma of lust. Watching Yuu situated on top of Haruka’s lap engulfed in a deep kissing serenade will make your knees fall weak. The sun may be setting in this sensual scene here at episode 4 of Sakura Trick, but love certainly is on the rise; and if it brings more beloved girls kissing moments like this, then we’re all down for it.

Protecting the weak can sometimes feel like a fool’s initiative, but this time around the payoff is impressive in many ways. After Seigi uses his martial arts skills to fend off a few no-gooders from harming a homeless man, he is repaid in the form of an interesting mark tattooed onto his palm. This tattoo, turns out to be a secret weapon, not only bringing with it immense power, but a killer female looking to retrieve it from Seigi by any means necessary. Worst of all, she has one also. Looks like Seigi is going to have to get a handle on his new weapon pretty quickly if he plans on staying alive. Watching tattoo bearing, living weapons take each other on isn’t the only sight to set your eyes upon, because in every great action series, is an even greater kissing scene. Seeing Aryabhata get down to business with Iltutmish sure says a lot, but what it says the most is that assertive women can sure orchestrate a sexy kissing scene. It may be all one sided this time around, but the magic is there, ladies and gentlemen. From boot licking to mouth sucking to cheek squeezing, all in a matter of moments. This is one escalated scene people, and we suggest you go and see exactly what it’s all about. An anime with this kind of action only forty seconds into episode 3 has to certainly have a lot more going for it that you wouldn’t want to miss out on.

In the fifth grade we all ran around with our friends out on the playground, pretending to have our own set of magical abilities. The good ol’ days right? Well when it comes to Illya and Miyu this isn’t just a bit of roleplaying; it’s their everyday life. Following the first season of Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya comes Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya 2wei!, and things don’t seem to be quite over for these young girls as the Class Cards from the first season they worked so hard to recover have left some strange side effects. One of which, comes in the form of Illya’s doppelganger, better referred to as Kuro. Are these girls prepared for what’s to come next in their life of misadventures? Who knows, but what we do know is that these girls sure know how to get busy. The dark side can be naughty in many ways, and in this steaming hot scene during this episode of the Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya 2wei! OVA, we find out just how ‘naughty’, naughty can really get. With Kuro working her way on top of Illya; encircled by the erotic haze of a babbling hot spring, the world around you may feel like it’s floating on top of cloud nine. This may be way too much lip locking goodness for one segment, but it sure is worth every second; nothing much else to say. We’ll let these ladies do all the talking instead.

in the words of Uncle Ben himself; “with great power, comes great responsibility”. So when some people are blessed with power, we could only hope that they uptake the responsibility. Unfortunately, in the world of Shinsekai yori, that wasn’t exactly the case. Following a period of pandemonium, those blessed with the power of psychokinesis have isolated themselves in hopes of preventing the rebirth of the chaos that once shook the world. Amongst it all, is a young girl named Saki Watanabe. She has just awakened her powers, and looks to understand the workings of the so-called utopia she lives within. Can the dark truth of society be too much for a 12-year old girl to handle? Will the answers to her questions be too far above her level of comprehension? We’ll just have to watch in order to find out. The matter-manipulating powers that work the plot behind Shinsekai yori may have some lasting effects upon the viewer as well, because this next girls kissing scene will disperse your mind into fragments of insanity. This scene is like watching a dream turned reality; a fantasy fulfilled. Two lovely girls; Saki and Maria, trading saliva in the middle of an open field against the backdrop of a setting sun. This moment is beautifully crafted all throughout, and deserves to have your hungry eyes feast upon it. Besides, Saki goes apple bobbing in between Maria’s breasts. What else could you ask for?

Glitz and glamor is sought after by anyone who is born into this society created by man. As the saying goes, ‘what you don’t know won’t hurt you’, and for Princess Angelise Ikaruga Misurugi, she may have known too much. Having her wonderful life stripped from beneath her, the high kite floating above the clouds that was once her beautiful future is now crashing down. A life story rewritten once she is found to be a “norma”. Unable to use, or be effected by mana, she is forced to work in the military as a Paramail pilot alongside other norma. Will she be able to patch the hole and set her kite aflight again, or will her life remain torn into pieces? We don’t know what we have until it’s gone right? So with that statement out for interpretation, it’s safe to hope that we will all be grateful enough to admire this next scene that will transcend us all above reality. Three girls, one bed, and a whole lot of trading places. Only good things can come from such a combination. We can assure you, that it includes girls walking away knowing very well what each other’s lipstick tastes like. A kiss can tell you a lot about a person, and our girls; Hildegard Schlievogt aka Hilda, Rosalie, and Chris from Cross Ange are looking to get to know each other quite well as Chris explores the beautiful sculpture that are Hilda’s breasts, while Rosalie’s tongue swabs in between her lips. Anybody interested in joining?

With a name that can also be read ‘virgin’, young 16-year old Mamori Tokonome is used to catching the butt end of every joke. But her bubble of a life will soon see the world from an odd new angle after she is kidnapped and left stranded on the shore of a mysterious beach. This beach turns out to be the island of Mermaid; and on it, a new strange world awaits. Luckily, she won’t go through it alone. With the help of Mirei Shikishima, Mamori will know just what the island of Mermaid has to offer. With a passionate kiss unlocking Mamori's transformative abilities, watch as this redheaded beauty becomes a daunting blade ready for war. The power of arousal is jaw dropping to say the least. This next scene will take us to a mindset so far removed, you may never find your way back home. Yes, it is as raw and straight to the point as it is made out to be. Right at episode 1 Mirei teaches Mamori true femininity by way of mouth. With her lips suction cupped to Mamori’s, she shows off her finesse and skills at multitasking as her hand and breasts get a taste of that curvaceous wonderland as well. Looks like girls know best how to water each other's garden.

One day, high school genius, Light Yagami comes across a black notebook with the ability to kill virtually anyone. With his newfound power of a Death Note, Light decides to create his ideal world: one free and devoid of any criminals. After deciding on his plan to cleanse the world, Death Note treats the viewer to a montage of death, as Light test out the power of the book. Eventually, Light's actions draw the interest of the police and a criminal investigation for "Kira" ensues. During the extremely tense game of cat and mouse, Light adds more and more to his body count, as he attempts to throw genius investigator L off of his case, and remove anyone who gets in his way of Justice. As a second Death Note and copycat Kira enters the fray, naturally the number of deaths in Death Note continues to rise, resulting in one of the most memorable and death filled anime.

Hoping to earn money for his village, Tatsumi heads to the capital despite warnings about its dark seedy nature. In the capital, Tatsumi finds himself as the newest member of the assassin group, Night Raid. Throughout the show, the Night Raid carries out hits on corrupt members of the Empire and other Imperial Arm Users. With every episode titled "Kill the.." it's obvious that there is a lot of death and spilled blood to be found in this show. The first episode features a family that tortures and kills people just for the fun of it. With that kind of corruption found in the capital, you can expect the deaths of lots no-name characters as well as that of many integral to the show's story and progression.

In 1921, Angelo Lagusa witnessed the death of his family in a mob hit. Just barely managing to escape with his life, Angelo lives out the next seven years as Avilio Bruno, all the while holding on to his grudge against those responsible for his family's death, the Vanetti family. When Avilio receives a mysterious letter with the names of his family's killers, he returns to his hometown of Lawless to get his revenge. Anyone who knows anything about the mafia knows that there is a lot of death involved. 91 Days starts off with the death of the Lagusa family, and takes the viewer along on a ride of revenge, mistrust, lawlessness, and, of course, death. What makes the sheer number of 91 Days death toll is that it includes gangsters and innocent alike; No one is safe. Death looms over all characters and can happen at any time, making the anticipation of the next death a thrilling experience.

Curses don't exist, right? Tell that to the Class 3-3 of Yomiyama North Middle School. 26 prior to the story, a student, Misaki Yomiyama, died in the middle of the school year. Unable to cope with the loss of a classmate, the students carried on as if he were still alive. Unbeknownst to them, this inability to face reality leaves a deadly curse on all future students of Class 3-3. In essence, every year after that, Class 3-3 would have an extra student, who is in fact, the spirit of the dead. Despite attempts to prevent the curse, the class of 1998 and their relatives find themselves caught in an unrelenting storm of death. A way to end the curse is discovered, but this only causes more deaths. The great thing about the deaths in Another is how unexpected and gruesome they are. Lives can be lost at the drop of a dime with no warning, rhyme or reason.

No one knows exactly where they came from, but one-night countless spores descended upon Earth. These spores contained parasites that take over the brains of living creatures and takes over their body, transforming them into man-eating monsters. The opening scene of the anime shows the first of what would be referred to as the "mincemeat murders." A high schooler, Shinichi Izumi, was lucky enough to not lose his brain to one of these parasites but finds himself targeted by parasites around him, as he becomes caught up in their world in a "kill or be killed" fight for humanity. Whether it's designated feeding areas, killing sprees, or berserker parasites, Parasyte -the maxim- racks up the deaths in a fun and interesting ways.

Death is a certainty, right? Well, not when death is followed by your resurrection and forced participation in a "game" of death. Kei Kurono finds himself among those resurrected and forced to go on deadly missions to kill aliens on Earth. Throughout Gantz, numerous characters are introduced, which implies their first death. In addition to the necessary death required for these characters to die, more times than not they are killed off in missions. This revolving door of gruesome deaths makes Gantz a must watch for those of you looking for your share of anime deaths.

100 years prior to the start of the anime, mankind was attacked by mindless creatures called Titans. The Titans whose sole purpose and instinct seemed to be to feed on humans. As such, the human race was pushed to the brink of extinction. An impressive death count, no doubt, but not the one we're concerned with. Spending their lives safely behind walls separating them from the outside world where the Titans roam free, the remainder of the human race became comfortable with their lives behind the walls. Needless to say, when the Titans attack the outermost wall protecting humanity, they were unprepared, leading to an absolute massacre at the hands of the Titans. As if the insane amount of death to start off the show wasn't enough, as the show progresses, the death count only increases, taking the life of many great characters in its wake. Attack on Titan is definitely a must-watch if you're looking for death and bloodshed. Just don't get attached to too many characters, okay?

It's not a good idea to build a high school on the site of grisly murders. It's an even worse idea to perform a ritual in said school. Unfortunately, a group of high school friends, they didn't get the memo. As a result, the students of Kisaragi Academy are transported to a hellish reality, where they must deal with the disgruntled spirits of Heavenly Host School. Corpse Party: Tortured Souls is one of the most brutal anime out there. And while it doesn't contain the most deaths out there, it contains such gruesome methods of killing off nearly all of its characters that it is and will always be remembered as one of the deadliest anime.

Deus Ex Machina is the God of Time and Space and imaginary friend of junior high schooler, Yukiteru Amano. One day, Deus gives Yukiteru a cell phone that can record the next 90 days. What follows is a battle royale fight to the death to find the successor to Deus' throne. Despite the fact that there are only 12 participants in this survival game, Future Diary features more deaths than one might deem necessary. When the winner earns the title of "god," things tend to get dirty for everyone, even for those uninvolved with the game. Add in the fact that the game takes place over different iterations of the world, and it's easy to see how Future Diary manages to add to its death count.

One summer day, in the town of Sotoba, 15-year-old Megumi Shimizu goes missing. Megumi is found several days later, but due to her condition upon being found, she dies days after her rescue. What follows is a plague of death as the Shiki, a vampire like race, attempts to turn the village into a safe haven for themselves. In a fight for the village, Shiki sees the death of countless characters, both human and Shiki, alike. War isn’t pretty and that’s precisely what happens in Shiki: an all-out war. There are only so many ways to kill a vampire —stake to the heart, decapitation, or exposure to sunlight— but for the terrified villagers, it’s best to not err on the side of caution. Don’t forget there are blood-hungry Shiki on the loose as well. There are also many interesting ways to kill humans as well, and the truly vile methods are saved for characters of utmost importance. When there’s a pit of bodies, you’re guaranteed to find a trail of death leading to it. A tale of survival, Shiki offers the viewer anything but that, as the body count rises in quite a gruesome manner.

We begin our list with one of the most underrated student heroes, Hanta Sero. He’s not among the most powerful kids in his class, but he does have a lot of potential and, most importantly (at least for our list), he knows how to dress like a superhero. Many of his classmates intend to become professional heroes wearing casual clothes or karate outfits, or by resembling freaking Pikachu (seriously, Denki, come on!). Unlike those people, Hanta Sero actually looks like a hero, despite the fact that he shoots some kind of tape from his elbows. His flashy costume is very similar to those of the Power Rangers. Hanta wears a futuristic full-body tight black suit with white boots and a cool helmet (good for hiding his identity; some heroes keep forgetting this…). His suit has short sleeves so that his elbows are exposed and he can use his quirk properly. Hanta Sero may be one of the lamest heroes at the academy, but his badass suit certainly makes up for it.

We know you probably expected to find our main character a bit higher on our list, but hey, let’s be real; his hero costume is just not what we were expecting. The next greatest hero is supposed to be cool, strong and awe-inspiring. Instead, we find Izuku Midoriya dressed as a peppermint-colored slender rabbit with an unsettling smile on his mask. So, this is clearly not the best looking hero suit on the show. However, during the battle at the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, Izuku is not seen with his original hero suit but with his blue gym outfit, which looks far cooler. He also has his elbow and knee pads, white gloves and a piece of his mask around his neck. This suit looks much better than the previous one and it’s definitely a step in the right direction towards becoming the greatest hero ever.

The lovely girl, Ochako Uraraka, has quite an interesting hero costume. Her suit is both girly and futuristic, although it’s a kind of old-school futuristic. This suit reminds us of those on Megaman, with its thick round forearms and boots. It looks a lot like a space suit and, considering Ochako’s quirk, that seems quite appropriate. Most of her costume is just a skin-tight dark green with pale pink suit which often makes some of her most attractive features stand out. Her accessories, namely her belt, collar, boots and forearms, are designed to press specific points on her body to neutralize the side effects of using her quirk. Basically, they keep her from puking rainbows like the time she saved Izuku. All in all, Ochako’s suit is cute, sexy, cool and also quite functional.

Momo Yaoyorozu is presented as one of the student heroes with the most potential. We’re still not sure exactly how powerful she is, but we do know for sure how hot she is. Momo is a superbabe, and her hero costume reveals pretty much everything we want to know about her. Seriously, her outfit is quite revealing. As a hero, Momo wears a skin-tight red outfit that exposes her long legs and her arms and that features a breath-taking cleavage down to her belly button. To make this babe of a hero even hotter, her suit also features a pair of sexy red boots. Apparently, having only few clothes on helps her use her quirk. Whatever the reason, she looks sexy and awesome!

Of course, not all girls need to be hot in order to look awesome, and Tsuyu Asui is the living proof of that. Given her frog-like form, Tsuyu is by far one of the weirdest looking heroes around, but that doesn’t make her any less cool or heroic. Her suit is also one of the most interesting ones, since it makes her look even more like a frog. Tsuyu’s hero costume is a green skin-tight suit with black stripes and black boots with swimming flippers on the feet. She also has big gloves for her large frog-like hands and green goggles that imitate a frog’s eyes. This outfit is clearly not among the most intimidating ones, but it’s certainly quite colorful and it looks really cute on Tsuyu. Besides, this froggy girl should not be underestimated. She can kick ass with her 65 feet long tongue!

Eijirou Kirishima is one of the coolest characters on the show. He’s really powerful and as competitive as Bakugou, although much nicer and friendlier. As we would expect, his superhero outfit is just as badass as he is. Plus, it allows him to show off his muscular body, so even if he doesn’t become the greatest hero he can still be quite popular with the ladies. His suit is mainly made of a ragged dark red skirt around his dark blue pants with a big “R” letter on his belt. He also has red shoulder pads shaped like gears, a pair of sturdy boots and a mask that has no other purpose than to make him look cool, since it doesn’t cover his eyes or mouth. These new heroes seem to not care at all about secret identities. At least Eijirou’s suit succeeds at making him look really tough and badass.

Tomura Shigaraki is the main bad guy on the show. He is a very powerful and wicked villain, and as such he needs to inspire dread in the hearts of his enemies, which he obviously achieves by wearing one of the most disturbing suits we’ve ever seen. Tomura’s costume is so scary that it looks like it was taken from Tokyo Ghoul. His villain outfit is nothing fancy; it’s quite simplistic yet effective. It consists of black pants with a plain black V-neck shirt, giving him a creepy thin guy look resembling a walking corpse. Of course, the most salient and disturbing thing about Tomura’s suit are the disembodied hands grabbing his arms, chest, neck and even his face. It’s not really clear why Tomura wears hands all over his body (perhaps it has something to do with his quirk), but if all he wants is to creep the hell out of us, then he definitely succeeded.

Tenya Iida is the class president and one of the students with the greatest potential. As such, his look as a hero is really intimidating and awe-inspiring. He wears one of the coolest suits on the show, which doesn’t exactly reflect how serious and boring he is, but it certainly portrays his toughness and sense of justice. Tenya’s hero suit resembles a paladin or a white knight who fights for justice, with a little Optimus Prime vibe to it. This suit is made of several pieces of white metallic armor and a badass helmet that completely covers Tenya’s face. Since his quirk is the “engine”, his suit is appropriately decorated with mufflers extending back from his torso. With this suit, Tenya Iida looks more awesome than any Transformer ever.

Now we have the greatest hero that ever lived, the Symbol of Peace, All Might. The best hero and the best suit obviously go hand in hand, and All Might’s suit is by far one of the coolest on the entire show. Probably no other hero or villain suit calls our attention as much as this one, although we should also consider that it’s not just the suit that looks good, but it’s All Might’s massively muscular body that also makes the suit stand out. Some might argue that this particular suit is everything but original, and they would be right. The red, white and blue body suit with golden gloves and boots can indeed seem a bit clichéd. Still, it is that traditional comic book hero look that makes this suit so appealing and awesome. It looks like a perfect fusion between Superman and Captain America, and what can possibly be any cooler than that?

Katsuki Bakugou is one of the main characters on the show and Izuku’s counterpart. He’s extremely proud, arrogant and aggressive. In fact, if we think about it, it’s only natural that Bakugou has such volatile temperament, since his quirk consists of creating explosions. Furthermore, his hero suit also reflects his aggressive personality (apart from giving him the coolest look in his class). Bakugou’s outfit consists of a tight fit black tank top with a big orange X on it, a metallic neck pad, black and orange strapped boots, metallic knee pads and a belt with grenades. Also, what’s really cool about this suit are the enormous grenade shaped gauntlets on Bakugou’s arms where he shoots his explosions from. This character is just so cool and badass that he completely blew our minds.