Tamako Love Story tells us about a cheerful and clueless girl named Tamako Kitashirakawa. She’s so peculiar, immersed in her own world of dreams, and fun that her only ambition is pulling off an impressive performance at the Usagiyama Marching Festival. However, most of her friends and classmates are more worried about their future plans and getting into fancy universities. Among such, we find Mochizou Ooji who intends to study at a big university in Tokyo. His problem is that he has a big crush on Tamako and he needs to confess his feelings before he leaves town. If you’ve watched Tamako Market already you’ll know just how sweet and heartwarming this story can get. Let us tell you: the movie is even better. The plot is quite simple but very powerful. Emotions are delicately developed throughout the film and you’ll find some underlying insights about life. If you haven’t watched the anime, you don’t really need to. Tamako Love Story is a solid enough production to stand by its own. The characters’ personalities and emotions are so successfully conveyed that you’ll be able to feel their love, hope and sorrow as they were your own. Pretty much everything we expect from a good romantic movie and more.

Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda is a brilliant story about overcoming obstacles, getting over the past and expressing your deepest feelings. It starts with Jun Naruse, a little girl who is fascinated by a wonderful castle up the hill (which is in fact just a hotel that looks like a fancy castle) and one day she sees her father coming out of that castle with a woman. Jun gets excited, thinking that her father is a prince, so she goes home to tell her mother what she saw. Obviously, her mother doesn’t take it well and their whole family tears apart. Jun takes the blame for this and a magical egg prince appears (yes, an egg) to seal her ability to speak so that she won’t cause any more harm. As you see, Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda is from the very beginning quite tragic and dramatic. Don’t despair though, when a story begins this sad, things can only get better. Jun and a few more students are chosen against their will to organize and participate in the school musical, an experience that will change their lives forever. These kids will get to know love and friendship as they are forced to work together and express their feelings through singing. Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda is certainly a wonderful, touching love story.

Of course, if you’re looking for a light-hearted high school romance movie, then you should try watching Zutto Mae kara Suki deshita. This is the typical story of a group of high school students who are all secretly love struck and wish to confess their feelings to the ones they love. In order to do so, these kids spend their whole days gathering courage, thinking on the best way to confess what they feel or even practicing how to say “I love you”. Will they be able to get past practice and finally dare to express their feelings? Zutto Mae kara is a very romantic movie everyone can feel identified with. Pretty much every single one of us has been madly in love during high school. We’ve all had that special someone we spent hours looking at but rarely dared to speak to. This is what this movie is all about. It’s about the most innocent and pure face of love; the type of love that makes you feel butterflies in your tummy and that nothing else on earth matters. Zutto Mae kara is absolutely lovely and a perfect choice if you’re not really in the mood for sad and heart-breaking stories. This one will only leave you with a smile on your face and tears of joy.

Kotonoha no Niwa is one of Makoto Shinkai’s greatest works ever. That is of course no minor detail. If you haven’t heard about Makoto Shinkai yet, chances are you’ve probably watched or at least heard about some of his wonderful and unforgettable movies, one of the most popular of them being Byousoku 5 Centimeter (5 Centimeters per Second) listed on our previous selection of romantic movies. Shinkai isn’t called “the next Miyazaki” for no reason. He excels at making the most brilliant, wonderful and heartbreaking love stories, and Kotonoha no Niwa is definitely not an exception. Kotonoha no Niwa tells the story of 15 year old Takao Akizuki, a nice and innocent kid with a big ambition; becoming a shoemaker (okay, not that big really, though he does take it very seriously). Takao is very responsible but he has one guilty pleasure. He skips school on every rainy morning to go to a beautiful Japanese garden and sketch shoe designs. There, Takao meets Yukari Yukino, a beautiful and mysterious grown up woman with whom he has pleasant and comforting talks each time they meet. This is truly a movie to fall in love with. The art is impressive, the melancholic vibe is overwhelming and the human emotions are developed so realistically that you will find it hard not to shed a few tears. The story is not so much about a forbidden love between a high school kid and a grown up woman, but rather about two lonely human souls in distress who find great comfort in the company of each other. Of course, the romantic atmosphere and feelings are still there, so if you’re looking for a really moving romantic movie, Kotonoha no Niwa is always an excellent choice.

And finally we have Kimi no Na wa, Makoto Shinkai’s latest work and probably his greatest to date. The entire anime community is shocked by this production and after only a few weeks after its release, Kimi no Na wa has become one of the top anime movies of all times. It’s no exaggeration, just Google it if you have any doubt. This film is an instant classic and definitely a must-watch whether you’re a fan of romantic movies or not. Kimi no Na wa tells the story of two high school kids with very different lives who are connected through their dreams and by the appearance of a comet that can only be seen each 1200 years. Mitsuha is a girl who lives on a small rural town and dreams of a fancier and more exciting life in the big city. Taki on the other hand, lives in Tokyo and works part-time as a waiter. Everything gets a bit messy when they realize that, in their dreams they switch bodies and live each other’s life, although they can’t quite remember much once they wake up in their respective bodies. Taki and Mitsuha share a very magical and intimate experience that makes them really close despite the distance. Eventually, these two kids attempt to meet, but their meeting can be more difficult to realize than they expect. If you’re into romantic stories and emotional journeys then join these two adorable lovers as they try to find each other and learn about the spiritual connection between them. Just a little warning, you’ll cry your eyes out with this movie.

Affiliated with Aoni Production for a long time in her career since 2002, Shiraishi Ryouko has a rather vast repertoire of roles up her sleeves, with a considerable number of young male characters among her usual mature, caring oneesan-type characters. Though Ryouko is more known for her various female roles such as Onizuka Hime in Sket Dance, Nishio Rina in Soukyuu no Fafner, and Anew Returner in Gundam 00, she is also known to be good in voicing effeminate, kind bishounens. Shiraishi’s alto voice is incredibly gentle, the young man type of sexy, which probably also what scored her a role in the first all-female seiyuu otome game released in 2004, Goes!, in which she voiced Vince Vivian Vickers. Her most known male role is probably Ayasaki Hayate of Hayate no Gotoku, as well as Wanijima Akito and Agito of Air Gear, which showcased both Shiraishi’s cute feminine voice and her brash boy, but violent one, and also Schrodinger in Hellsing Ultimate.

Matsumoto Rica’s voice is probably the most known in the world out of the rest of the seiyuu in this list, thanks to her trademark “Pokemon, getto da ze!” line. Not to mention that other than working as a seiyuu with permanent recurring roles in popular series, she was also a member of JAM Project. In the long, long years of her career, she is known for her brash and powerful voice befitting protagonist roles—for example of course, her role as Pokemon’s Satoshi, and let’s be real, there are countless of girls out there crushing on Satoshi. Her brash and strong voice makes for a great dangerous, sexy antagonist role as well. A good example would be Bakura Ryou from Yu-Gi-Oh, Mitarai Kiyoshi of Yu Yu Hakusho, or Nataku of CLAMP’s popular series, X. Matsumoto Rica was also the voice behind Matsuno Choromatsu of the old Osomatsu-kun series. Sadly, it’s rather hard to find Matsumoto Rica’s voice in anime series nowadays other than the ongoing Pokemon series, though she had just reprised her role as Bakura Ryou in the newest Yu-Gi-Oh movie.

With an impressively extensive repertoire of male roles, Sanpei Yuuko is best known to voice young cheerful boys who are straightforward even if they are sometimes annoyingly loud, such as Gintama’s Seita, Uzumaki Boruto in Boruto: Naruto the Movie, Kadoya Masamune in Beyblade: Metal Fusion, and Harima Shuuji in School Rumble. Yuuko is one of the few female seiyuus who is more popular for their male roles instead of female ones—though she does voice girls as well—take Yumehara Nozomi in Yes! Precure! 5, Yoshida Chizuru in Kimi ni Todoke, or Machi Youko in Bokurano. Depending on the male characters she voices though, when she gets calm, mature, and cool male characters, Sanpei Yuuko’s voice could turn charmingly sexy in your ears. Older female anime viewers might remember her portraying Saionji Kanata in Daa! Daa! Daa!, which charmed everyone with his cool but rather careless personality. There was also Akizuki Ryou of IdolMaster DearlyStars, the bishounen Afuro Terumi in Inazuma Eleven, Satou Shinya in Mitsudomoe, Yuzuru Ema in World Trigger, and Ryuu in Akagami no Shirayukihime.

Despite being known mostly for her successful female roles such as Midorikawa Nao in Precure All Stars, Yoko Littner in Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, and Miyamoto Rei in High School of the Dead, Inoue Marina’s most known role is actually one of her male roles: Armin Arlelt of Shingeki no Kyoujin. Affiliated with Sigma Seven, Inoue Marina has been doing various kinds of roles ever since her debut in 2004. Among the male roles in her repertoire are Tagiru Akashi in Digimon Xros Wars, Inugami Koutarou in Mahou Sensei Negima!, and Hazama Hikaru in Beyblade: Metal Fusion. Having a rather versatile voice, though her range doesn’t reach as low as the other seiyuu mentioned in this list, Inoue’s light but upbeat voice proves to be a cute kind of sexy in some particular characters. One of her notable roles, Tachibana Wataru in Hayate no Gotoku, definitely managed to steal a lot of people’s hearts. Don’t forget to check out her voice in Grand Stage, an all-female seiyuu otome drama CD, where Inoue voices Kazamiya Eru.

Looking at someone from 81Produce this time, Takayama Minami is the owner of the voice behind the all-time classic series Detective Conan series’ Conan Edogawa and Kudou Shinichi. Her performance in this anime series has always been amazing, considering Takayama has to switch to her lower ‘Shinichi’ pitch every time she voices Conan’s inner monologue. She’s also widely known to have voiced Tendou Nabiki in Ranma ½, Rantarou in Nintama Rantarou, and Ascot in Magic Knight Rayearth, and Kiki in Ghibli’s Kiki’s Delivery Service. She might have done only several female roles, but they are all considerably amazing: Anissina von Karbelnikoff in Kyou Kara Maou! and Kati Mannequin in Gundam 00 are some of them. Takayama’s voice is the kind of light, almost playfully sexy, especially when she voices questionably antagonistic characters and draws out her dialogue. Take a look at Asakura Hao in Shaman King, Mithos in Tales of Symphonia, or even Dilandau Albatou in Escaflowne. She was also the one who voiced Envy in Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, taking over the role from Yamaguchi Megumi who did him in the 2003 version of the anime.

Recent anime audience would perhaps know Minagawa Junko as the voice behind Ten’ou Haruka, or Sailor Uranus, in the new Sailor Moon Crystal. Male anime audience would probably recognize her as the voice behind Cornelia Li Britannia in Code Geass series. But Minagawa Junko is actually most known for her extremely low alto which had scored her many young male characters who are slightly sully, arrogant, or temperamental—most notably her role as Echizen Ryouma in Tennis no Oujisama. Among her more boyish and less sexy voices in her roles was when she did Aoyagi Ritsuka of Loveless, Oz Vessalius in Pandora Hearts, and Kaidou Ren in Super Lovers. If Echizen Ryouma doesn’t sound sexy enough for you, do check her calmer roles in Duel Masters as Hakuoh, Asaba Yuuki in Kimi to Boku’s drama CD, or Saruwatari Shinobu in Godannar. Minagawa Junko was also cast in the otome game Goes! as Hinata Eli Farce. And don’t forget Trinity Blood where Minagawa Junko voiced the extremely beautiful Earl of Memphis, Ion Fortuna!

One of the very few Japanese seiyuu who is actually a fluent English speaker, Kaida Yuki actually started her career as a stage actress before becoming a radio personality and then a seiyuu, and is currently freelancing. Though her voice range is actually quite wide and versatile, Kaida Yuki’s known best for her young bishounen roles—beautiful, slightly mysterious young male characters, or mature, if slightly flirty oneesan characters such as Alexandra Garcia in Kuroko no Basket, and Jamille Kaela in Sister of Wellber. Along with several seiyuu in this list, Kaida is also another one cast in the all-female seiyuu otome game Goes!, portraying the mysterious and expressionless Kurone. Kaida’s male voice range is pleasingly soft and almost whispery, sounding very tantalizing in your ears, almost playfully sexy. Her best male role, also known as her most notable role, is Fuji Shuusuke in Tennis no Oujisama. Other than Fuji, several of her rather sexy male roles you should definitely check out are Himura Kenji in Rurouni Kenshin: Reflection OVA, Riou in Saiunkoku Monogatari, Kurapika in Hunter x Hunter, and Asaba Yuuta in Kimi to Boku drama CD. She’s also the voice behind Makabe Masaki in Zettai Shounen, Abe no Masahiro in Shounen Onmyouji, and China in Hetalia series.

A veteran seiyuu who has been quite busy lately with her singing career, Ogata Megumi actually still does a number of roles in the voice acting industry. She’s the voice behind Ten’ou Haruka or Sailor Uranus in the original Sailor Moon anime, and has been in the industry for about 24 years now, most famous to voice many beautiful male roles in various hit anime. Her most legendary role is perhaps Ikari Shinji from Neon Genesis Evangelion and Himura Kenshin from Rurouni Kenshin anime series. Ogata Megumi has a low, rather husky type of sexy voice that works really well with bishounen characters. Some of her sexy male roles include Yu Yu Hakusho’s Kurama, Tsukishiro Yukito or Yue in Cardcaptor Sakura, Sanada Yukimura in Samurai Deeper Kyo, and Dark Yuugi in Yu-Gi-Oh. Recently, she’s been doing roles for more boyish characters, and has been appearing in Persona 3 the Movie series as Amada Ken, Ansatsu Kyoushitsu as Horibe Itona, and Danganronpa series as Naegi Makoto. Ogata Megumi has also been casted as Hiou Akito in the otome drama CD Grand Stage.

Famously known as a Korean-Japanese voice actress, Paku Romi’s name leapt into absolute popularity worldwide ever since she began voicing the role of Edward Elric in Fullmetal Alchemist. Her voice is known to be strong if a bit rough, low and masculine, which secured her a lot of roles as young male protagonists or extremely tough female characters. Paku Romi won the First Annual Seiyuu Awards of Best Actress through the role of Osaki Nana in NANA, and she portrayed female roles such as Emma Guzman in Garo series, Teresa in Claymore, and Madam Red in Kuroshitsuji. Other than Edward Elric, some of the roles Paku Romi is widely known for include Shirogane Naoto in Persona 4 series, Hange Zoe in Shingeki no Kyoujin, Ichijouji Ken in Digimon Adventure 02, and Natsume Hyuuga in Gakuen Alice. Her sexy voice is the rough, if a bit boyish type, which you could hear in her role as Bleach’s Hitsugaya Toushirou, Tao Ren in Shaman King, Regene Regetta in Gundam 00, Heimdall in Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok, and Sengoku Basara’s Uesugi Kenshin.

If you look up Saiga Mitsuki on Google, one of the first suggestion you’d be getting is “Saiga Mitsuki’s gender”—a proof of how many people had been fooled by Saiga’s voice. Her repertoire is made up completely of male roles as well as manly, mostly badass, female characters. Some of her female roles include the cool Atari Kou in Star Driver and Maria Ross in Fullmetal Alchemist. She also gets a considerable roles of young boys, such as Okita Souji in Peacemake Kurogane, Shuu in Pokemon Advance, Kodate Mamoru in Soukyuu no Fafner, Tsukasa in .hack://SIGN, Wolfram von Bielefeld in Kyou Kara Maou!, and Rossiu in Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Having a naturally deep, masculine voice does give Saiga more masculine male roles than most other female seiyuu who voice male roles as well. Among the roles where she gets to sound sexy are Jing in Jing: King of Bandits, Jomy Marquis Shin in Terra E, MakubeX in GetBackers, and Robert Haydn in Law of Ueki. Saiga also has been casted a number of BL and otome anime, drama CDs and games—she voiced one of the Thanatos Kyoudai in Kannou Jikan, Nijou Sakuya in Norn9, Kai Jolis Sakura in Goes!, Suoh Yui in Grand Stage, and Hanashiro in Hana Ki Sou.

Akabane is an extremely arrogant high school girl who always finds herself in competition with her classmates over who’s the most attractive. She strives to beat them in every possible category because her pride doesn’t allow her to settle for anything less than perfect. However her clumsiness gets in the way many times and often causes her to make a total idiot out of herself, with everyone laughing at her for her ditzy persona. The story takes place in an all girls school with lots of sexual innuendo to keep you coming back for more. If the synopsis wasn’t enough for you, Akabane’s outlandish behavior paired with all of the sexual references scattered all over the manga are sure to keep you laughing for a while. All of her friends have their own unique and wacky personality that just adds more craziness to this all girl fiasco, as some have absolutely no shame and will go to great lengths just to be praised. Oppai exposure, panty shots, you name it, all of that paired with plenty of stupidity and you have a remarkably funny manga to relax with.

Manabu and Amano have known each other since childhood and so their relationship has always been quite topsy-turvy. Fast forward to where the two meet again, but only this time Amano isn’t the same girl that she used to be, at least in the physical category. Manabu is determined to graduate with high grades so that he can enter the prestigious Tokyo University, but with Amano constantly distracting him with her childish ways and new set of glorious oppai, Manabu is finding his life to be even more miserable by the minute. Every chapter of this manga is a for sure laugh as Manabu tries so hard to study and maintain his focus, but then Amano steps in out of nowhere to ruin his glory. Every time he tries to set time aside for himself to study for his exams, Amano’s oppai just throw his mind into a spiral of confusion and constant nosebleeds plague his poor soul. Amano really doesn’t have to try hard to annoy the living heck out of Manabu, as all she needs is her wacky persona to throw him into a fit. What makes this manga so funny is the two know each other so well, so their contrasting personalities always clash and Manabu’s reaction to her careless ways is priceless.

In the Obento era, many people have surpassed the basic levels of cooking and now have special abilities called tools, which help them to create even more spectacular dishes. Shizuru’s mother disappeared as a young child but left her with a small knife and promised that the two will meet again. Desperately trying to discover her mother’s whereabouts, Shizuru decides to embark on her own adventure by enrolling into a bento cooking school despite not having developed tools of her own. She’s challenged one day to a cook off with everything on the line, and suddenly she transforms into a magical chef somehow. If transforming into a magical loli chef out of nowhere wasn’t enough for you, then expect more laughter to follow as Shizuru goes through so many hilarious moments. The people who she encounters throughout the manga are why this deserves a spot on the list. From a girl who has this obsession with showing off her boobs and allowing guys to lay under them, to a girl who has a mushroom for a head and touches the mushrooms in very erotic ways, this ecchi cookoff is sure to keep you fired up and laughing for hours at all of the crazy knife wielding battles Shizuru encounters.

Sato Tatsuhiro really can’t live with drugs and shuts himself inside his room, and assumes that the NHK is some corrupt organization that has turned his life into what it is. Somehow, Sato falls in love with a girl named Misaki, who he thinks is out to kill him, but he doesn’t even know how to communicate with her let alone trust her. Leaving his room becomes more challenging as anime porn, manga, and doing drugs are preventing him from stepping out into the real world. The only sane person who can save him from this torment is none other than Misaki herself. Much can be stated about this manga that we’d need an individual article to just go over everything, so we’ll just try to make it as easy to digest as possible. Basically Sato is just a complete failure at life and in his imagination this girl will come to rescue him. This sounds tragic but it’s so funny how he desperately tries so hard to rid himself of the torment around him, then slowly dip back into the realm of darkness that is hikikomori. His lack of human interaction creates this comedic presence because he just can’t seem to wrap his head around what socializing or romance means, and those moments where Misaki gets caught in the most awkward scenarios are pure gold.

Tsuna comes home one day to find a baby dressed in a mafia outfit who claims to be his new home tutor. His purpose is to guide Tsuna into the role as the 10th boss of the Vongola mafia family. Now with this new adventure lying in front of him, Tsuna must now come to terms with all of this suddenly appearing in his life. New friends help him along the way and is given a toolset of special weapons such as the ‘Dying Will Bullet’ that will assist him on the journey to becoming the mafia boss. Tsuna must now put his past life behind him and embark on a challenging journey through countless battles and dangerous encounters to ensure his spot before it’s too late. The story is an action packed adventure but the relationship between Tsuna and Reborn are nothing short of hilarious. Tsuna lacks experience in every aspect so there are times where he screws up so much that it puts his entire team in danger, and now you see as he desperately tries to dig his way out of it all with all that he has in his arsenal. When enemies aren’t being gunned down, Tsuna always makes an effort to keep you laughing because he can never seem to get everything right, and his teammates just shake their heads in disappointment.

Hachimitsu Private Academy was once an all girls school, until they finally decided it was ok to enroll males. When Kiyoshi makes his way into the boarding school, he’s amazed by all of the beautiful woman that surround him. Unfortunately one evening Kiyoshi and the other boys who enrolled were convicted for a crime and were thrown into a jail located smack dab in the middle of the school grounds. With a perverted principal, sick and twisted girls out for revenge, and a security guard with oppai bigger than your head, Prison School is an absolute treat. Kiyoshi and his team of 4 other young men must somehow figure out ways to escape this conundrum before all hell breaks loose. You’ll be dying of laughter at the interactions that these guys have, as they constantly try to undermine the female guards and then end up getting badly beaten up by Meiko’s whip, or Kiyoshi finds himself in sexually awkward positions just to prove his innocence. Takehito is the mastermind behind the plans and he honestly is what breathes life into this manga, as he always lays out incredibly fool proof plans, but then somehow everyone gets caught and receives severe, hilarious punishment.

Gintama has been many of our Honey’s lists for quite some time, and it truly deserves its presence in every way. Gintoki is just a wandering ex-samurai who takes to the streets doing whatever he can for work to get by. Along with his pal Shimura, alien Kagura, and giant dog named Sadaharu these four create a business known as Yorozuya which take them in all types of directions in this action adventure comedy. Gintama can’t really be defined by all single word so we’ll just say that this manga has just about everything you need to have you laughing for days. Whether it’s the odd encounters with truly revolting creatures like Pandemonium, to a ton of hilarious references to other manga, Gintoki and his crew experience so much in this series that you wish this actual world truly existed. Every chapter is unpredictable and spontaneous, which is what truly brings out the best from this manga because you’re never sure what to expect at any given moment. Gintoki could be caught up in a very serious confrontation and then suddenly something truly random happens that leaves you bursting out laughing. Random is the only word we can think of for this one, so be sure to check it out.

Azumanga is a character driven manga that is full of witty humor, addictive story, and extremely fun. It focuses on the lives of eight girls who all have their own quirky personalities, which when placed all together create a thrill ride of excitement to keep you coming back for more. Despite having a short summary, the meat and bones of it all are found within the pages of the manga which is full of random antics at every corner. The story really isn’t much of a story since there really isn’t a romantic type of encounter that takes place, and much of it all really doesn’t make any sense whatsoever. It’s all been compiled into this ingenious piece of work that just looks at the life of eight girls who all deserve their own award for their wacky behavior, with strange encounters that are sure to have you letting out a chuckle or two. Osaka is one of our favorites because of how spaced out and witty she is, despite no one ever really understanding a thing she says. Each girl has something to offer for everyone and that’s the major selling point.

Yotsuba isn’t your typical young little girl as she has such a grand personality, and her curiosity to learn new things turn her life into a magical one. Her father accompanies her on her travels around Japan in search for something new, while they also building a strong father-daughter relationship that’s sure to capture your heart and make your laugh. The two encounter new friends along the way and shows everyone around them that life can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Yotsuba and Yousuke make such a great comedic team because on the one hand, Yotsuba just wants to see the world for herself without ever stopping, while Yousuke desperately tries to hang on for the ride as she takes him in all sorts of directions. It’s a slice of life comedy that teaches us not to take things for granted, and to laugh at all of life’s miseries because we only have one opportunity to live. Her incredibly passionate spirit and high energy make you wish you were 5 again, with her glowing smile, and constant misunderstandings that will make you laugh at her innocence.

GTO is just a basket full of joy, self discovery, and constant laughter as Onizuka retires from his life in a biker gang with his close friend Ryuuji, and decides to work at Holy Forest Academy Private School where things aren’t very holy at all. Onizuka just wanted a fresh new beginning and so he finds himself in a pickle when he’s given the task of managing a class full of troublemakers. This isn’t the only challenge that he now has to face, as the school principal Uchiyamada is nothing but a thorn in his backside in this fantastic comedy about school life, and learning from mistakes. While GTO is a story that focuses on making us laugh out loud by Onizuka’s often perverse antics, there’s plenty to learn from in the series which can actually bring happiness to your life and turn your whole day around. What made us laugh so much throughout this whole series is the back and forth relationship between Uchiyamada and Onizuka, as the two clearly despise one another and will do anything to get under each other’s skin. One example is when Uchiyamada buys his new sparkling Toyota Cresta, only to have Onizuka and one his students totally smash it to bits during their wild ride. Uchiyamada’s reactions are priceless and really help to keep the flow of laughter moving.

Shingeki no Kyojin is famous for its powerful combination of intense fighting and well-knit plot. The story follows Eren Yeager, who is fueled by an unyielding desire for personal revenge, to eradicate each and every Titan, humanoid monsters that nearly slaughtered all of humanity in the past three hundred years. Although most of humanity lies protected in fear in three cities behind strong defensive walls, Eren joins an elite military force known as the Survey Corps in order to venture outside of the walls and continue on his mission to kill every last titan. The main similarity between Shingeki no Kyojin and Terra Formars is the sheer amount of mind numbing violence they offer to viewers. Death and gore are commonplace in each episode, such as being devoured whole by a Titan or decimated by a mutant cockroach, like in Terra Formars. Additionally, the protagonist also possesses otherworldly abilities that allow them to combat the obstacles they face. Shingeki no Kyojin is a classic anime that promises not to disappoint, and its well rounded balance between action, violence, and plot make it a wonderful replacement for fans searching for something just as exciting as Terra Formars.

Following the decay and destruction of a disastrous virus, flesh-eating monsters known as Kabane terrorize the world. Based in the midst of the industrial revolution, human life now remains sheltered in heavily-armored fortresses, such as the island Hinamoto, that guard against Kabane attacks, as being bit results in a fate worse than death: transforming into a Kabane. Ikoma, a young man living in Hinamoto, desires to utilize a new weapon designed to destroy Kabana, but he is unprepared for when the sudden attack actually does come. Both Koutetsujou no Kabaneri and Terra Formars are based in dystopian-esque settings, in places that do not exactly mimic real life, but rather allow for massive amounts of destruction and violence to be commonplace. The presence of deformed opponents that terrorize humanity is also a similarity between the two, although Terra Formars is based more on fighting in space than directly protecting strongholds on earth. Koutetsujou no Kabaneri is full of action and horror, and completely fits the R-17+ rating it received. Fans attempting to find a replacement for the same type of style as Terra Formars should look no farther than this show.

After Earth was obliterated by a powerful and bloodthirsty alien species known as the Gauna, the few remaining survivors abandoned the one planet they knew as home and escaped into space in giant seed ships. In 3394, humanity still remains encapsulated on these ships. On the ship called the Sidonia, Nagate Tanikaze submerges from a life on the lower levels in order to search for food, only to find himself dragged into a hectic environment. Tanikaze and his friends, Shizuka Hoshijiro, Izana Shinatose, and Yuhata Midorikawa, must work together to defend humanity’s last hope of survival against the continued Guana attacks. Monsters in space; both Sidonia no Kishi and Terra Formars make the promise of plenty of action battling space-monsters, and both anime deliver. Sidonia no Kishi offers mecha to fans, while Terra Formars works more directly in close-combat, but both are similar in the amount of action they provide. Sidonia no Kishi shines in the way in which it combines common anime tropes, such as mecha, to create something refreshing and enjoyable. The show also employs a unique variety of animation, and is worth checking out for a show that is similar to Terra Formars.

In the world of God Eater, it is the year 2071, and humanity has, similarly to the anime listed above, been plagued to near extinction by a variety of monsters. Known as Aragami, these monsters cause massive destruction and can be defeated by nothing except “God Eaters,” a genetically altered human hybrid created by the organization Fenrir. God Eaters are the final hope in the desperate fight against complete annihilation. Each God Eater possesses a weapon known as a God Arc; in the case of Lenka Utsugi, his God Arc manifests as a unique combination of sword and gun, making him invaluable in the fight against the Aragami. These anime are fun to watch; both God Eater and Terra Formars offer popcorn-consuming levels of enjoyability and entertainment. When monsters and destruction are displayed at every turn, it is quite difficult to be distracted from the show. The mood in the two shows is dark and gritty, and also displays similarities between the two main characters as intense and possessing enhanced strength. Known well for its high-level of animation and impeccable soundtrack, God Eater is a show that mixes action and fantasy to create an entertaining show that nearly any fan of an anime like Terra Formars can enjoy as well.

Based off of a seinen manga published in a biweekly magazine, Berserk follows the story of a brutish fighter named Guts. Spawned from his own mother’s corpse, Guts lives his life in constant bloodshed as a mercenary, mindlessly using the only skills he knows. After being recruited by the ambitious Griffith, the leader of a group known as the Band of the Hawk, Guts quickly rises in status as his valuable fighting skills are displayed. Tackling questions such as the basis of human morality versus ambition, and forging lasting relationships amidst a dark and gritty world, Berserk proves itself to be full of intensity and meaning. While based in a medieval setting, not the futuristic Mars base like Terra Formars, both anime offer intense action sequences for viewers to devour. The two shows earn the R rating and 100% deserve the title. The gore is addicting and a fan of the action and violence in Terra Formars will be sure to enjoy the same offerings in Berserk as well. Acclaimed for its masterful combination of gore and more nuanced philosophical dilemmas, Berserk leaves nothing wanting. The anime builds deep friendships and discusses serious issues, and this level of depth, paired with the heavy level of violence, makes Berserk an excellent choice for fans of Terraformer to watch.

Set in the not-so-distant future in the year 2021, the world of Black Bullet has been irrevocably altered by a parasitic virus known as “Gastrea,” which infects humans and alters them so that they transform into powerful monsters. Humanity now lives clustered inside the protective barriers of the Monolith, which are coated with a protective repellent that keeps the Gastrea away. However, the major defense against the Gastrea is not the walls, but rather a defensive force known as the Cursed Children; young female warriors infected with trace amounts of Gastrea that give them unimaginable strength. These warriors, called Initiators, are paired with Promoters, and sent out to help protect civilization. Black Bullet follows the pair of Enju Aihara, an Initiator, and Satomi Rentaro, a Promoter, as they attempt to battle the monsters attacking the city. Similar to Terra Formars, Black Bullet maintains the same themes and rating. Both anime take place in a futuristic, yet accessibly realistic setting, that gives the viewer the impression that the danger has the possibility of occurring in their own lifetime. Enju and Rentaro consistently battle both villains and monsters alike. Fans searching for a commonality between Terra Formars will not be disappointed. While balancing between cuteness and violence sounds difficult, Black Bullet achieves it, and offers a show that remains bloody and action-packed but able to carry a more light-hearted air.

The story of My Imouto: Koakuma na A-Cup is a classic case of the younger step-sister Miyu, not accepting her new step-brother Mitsuru. Miyu may look like an angel but when their parents aren’t around, she turns into an extremely mean spirited individual. Mitsuru is the one who takes the brunt of her ill-will. One day, Mitsuru realizes that his step-sister has a complex about her bust-size and brings it up to her. Needless to say, she lashes out on him and they end up in a compromising situation… This anime delivered an exceptional story, a feat that’s something of a rarity in most hentai. The characters had some development with Miyu completely despising Mitsuru to eventually becoming one with him, so to speak. This drastic change occurred mostly due to her breast complex. Miyu was never satisfied with her cup size and took that pent up frustration out on her older brother. Mitsuru remained kind and caring towards her as crazy as that sounds. He even told her that her small breasts were cute. As the story continues on, we’re treated to passionate love-making that seems fitting for the first episode. Things ramp up in the finale which includes cross-dressing and public sex.

The next addition to this list is about a guy named Shirayama who had finished up with work and after one year decided to come back to his hometown during the summer to visit his relatives. Those relatives included his aunt and his younger cousin Mizuki, who he has a fondness for. Shirayama’s aunt allows him to stay at their house under the condition that he takes care of Mizuki when she is away at work. Needless to say, Shirayama makes sure she is taken care of in her aunt’s absence. This is one of two hentai on this list that was released earlier this year. Unlike the previous selection, this anime spares no expense and delivers a lengthy h-scene. There is very little in the way of character development and it just shoots (no pun intended) for the incest loli angle. The cousin x cousin combination brings forth only one scene, but the romp lasts for about ten minutes. If you’re a hentai fan that prefers not to have your viewing experience deviate from the h-scenes, you won’t be disappointed. Lo Re: Pako Sukusuku Mizuki-chan The Animation does what it was set out to do, satisfy loli enthusiasts.

Our number eight choice delivers two completely different stories but with the same loli theme. The first story introduces a teacher and student meeting where the teacher takes advantage of the student’s appreciation for gardening and hand puppets. In the other story, two females are due for a checkup from the doctor and they decide to go together to get it done. The doctor has no problem with it, but before they can finish the checkup he has other ‘tests’ to run by them. The first story in the two episode series immediately sets it apart from most of these anime on this list. Aikawa, a female student at the school is very enthused about planting sunflowers at the school. The teacher, who doesn’t feel gets enough attention from his student devises a plan to fool the young student into seeing how human seeds work. Thus the hand puppet named Moriske is born. The overall effectiveness of his method is questionable to some viewers but some should get a kick out of Moriske. The second episode delivers a threesome between two female students and a doctor. Although the addition of another body is welcomed, the h-scenes aren’t particularly as long. We’ll leave it up to you to decide which is best.

This hentai follows a teacher well into his thirties who has been longing for love and romance. It was something that Youichi Shiraishi missed greatly in his earlier years and now he finds a spark between him and one of his students. Sae Inagaki is intelligent and devoted to her school work. As Youichi’s younger student, it is considered to be forbidden for them to have any kind of relationship. It first just started out as Sae cooking for her teacher but then it quickly turned into something that has avoided Youichi his entire life… Girl’s Education is a rather peculiar hentai in that it has several oddities or intrigues depending how you look at it. First, it randomly introduces a spirit girl named Hana who essentially lives in Youichi’s toilet. Sae and Youichi are the only two who can see her. Hana enjoys drinking urine and sucks it out of Youichi and even Sae, on a routine basis. The next thing to note is how this series covers a wide variety of fetishes/cosplays including, BDSM, schoolgirl, maid, swimwear, and glasses. Finally, during the second episode we see Youichi with another girl, a photography student named Asami. The action between those two is a little more intense and Asami has much larger breasts. If that’s something you prefer then the second episode is the way to go.

Imouto Paradise! is yet another combination of an incest and loli hentai that has already been covered previously on this list. This time, however, it involves one perverted male by the name of Aniki and five of his sisters. Aniki loves to please himself to his favorite eroge in the confines of his room. When his parents are gone, however, anything goes and his sisters proceed to relieve some of Aniki’s tension. This would be the dawning of his younger sister paradise! Imouto Paradise! is littered with fast-paced camera work that amplifies the h-scenes in this hentai. It’s in your face and unrelenting, which brings an excellent dynamic to the overall tone. Keeping with the frantic pace of the anime, there is a ton of fellatio scenes to further emphasize the POV camera work. On top of its blowjob scenes, which are top notch we might add, this anime delivers group scenes, unique art-style and finally loads of bodily fluids. The five sisters all engage themselves with their brother in some form or another. Imouto Paradise! easily has the most lolis involved in h-scenes on this list, so we strongly recommend you check this one out.

Our next pick removes itself from the incest-laden nature of things and strides towards a fantasy depiction. Kei is an apprentice knight who decides to pick up and go on an adventure after having his heart broken. He does so while meeting two girls during his journey who he agrees to protect. What initially started out as a jaunt eventually spawns into one that could shape the very foundation of the whole world. Wizard Girl Ambitious is brought to us by PoRO, who are undeniably one of the top hentai producers today. They specialize in vanilla acts and can be considered kings of the NTR (Netorare) movement. As expected this hentai has top notch animation and both girls are extremely sexy. Asuka is a pink-haired wizard with blue eyes and Rafaero is a pale-blue haired love rival with pink eyes. They both envelop themselves with Kei but Asuka is the only one that really gets any action with him. We feel there was a missed opportunity with all three of them, but despite that, this anime is splendid. The way Asuka takes control of Kei at the end is pleasing. If only there was one more episode…

Yuu Arahama seems to have everything going for him. He has a beautiful girlfriend who has a great personality and is an incredibly passionate lover. Despite all that, Yuu declines her marriage proposal because he’s not ready for marriage. Yuu reveals that he is juggling between five stunning girls who all have great benefits. The five females compete for Yuu’s affection by throwing their bodies at him and hoping that he chooses them. The problem is, Yuu has already gotten used to all the attention and doesn’t know how he could possibly only pick one of them. We know what some of you are thinking, “It’s not a true loli hentai.” While that is generally accepted to be the case, we felt there was enough Kotori Hoshino displayed in this four-episode anime to crack the list. Kotori is one of the five females that Yuu mingles with throughout the hentai. She’s very much a loli character and is well-deserving to be on this list for her h-scenes alone. When you present the intrigue of five beautiful girls trying to outdo the other in order to win someone’s affection, it really brings the best out of all of them. With all that being said, it’s hard to complain about this choice. Kotori is featured in every single episode and sometimes more than one h-scene.

This hentai produces three different stories spread out between two episodes. The first one is about a brother who drugs his younger sister and watches her as she sleeps, until one night he can’t take it anymore. The second story involves a boy returning to the country to visit his mom and little sister. One night, while he’s sleeping she confesses his love to him. Finally, the third story busts out the NTR with some guy blackmailing a girl with a photo of her and her brother kissing. In order for the photo not to materialize amongst the public, she will have to make the best decision possible. The second half story of episode two is a continuation of the second half story of episode one. It’s a little shocking that they continued with that story, not because it wasn’t good, but strictly because it would’ve seemed more likely that they would have created a fourth story. Nevertheless, that story with Aki and her older brother is the highlight of the series. It’s cute and oddly funny in some cases. The other two series are comprised less about love and more about rape and NTR. There’s no question that these stories will divide the fanbase, however, there’s enough in this hentai to satisfy one need or another.

Kenichi Makino is missing his wife immensely one week after her untimely passing. He has four gorgeous daughters to deal with including, a motherly type, an intelligent one, a sickly one and finally a rebellious one. That rebellious one by the name of Natsume, ends up getting in trouble at school. This is where the father Kenichi, starts administering immoral punishment to Natsume. After reveling in her agony, it’s not long before he moves onto his other three daughters. The reason we went with Oni Chichi 2 instead of the original series Oni Chichi, is because we felt that we needed to bring light to the often looked over alternate. The father has four daughters in this one but we wanted to focus more so on the loli character, Natsume. She is the second oldest of the sisters despite her youthful appearance. She is rambunctious, disobedient and very spiteful to her father Kenichi. He takes it upon himself to teach her some obedience through sexual acts. She eventually cracks in order to make sure he doesn’t have his way with the rest of her sisters. Unfortunately for Natsume, Kenichi has also been aiming his discipline at Akira, Fuyu and Haruka.

This is the moment you’ve all been waiting for; here is our number one pick for the best loli hentai out there. Toshi Densetsu Series is one of the newest anime on this list and has been successful only two episodes in. The story revolves around a female student who was raped by her teacher one night after school. She eventually succumbed to her injuries and died during the act. She returns to the school as a ghost and meets a lovely teacher. In order to transcend into heaven, she needs to seek out his help in more ways than one… The opening act is sinister and for the average person unappealing. However, it’s not all gloom and we want to highlight the cohesive story and hot h-scenes. Hanako Hasegawa is a rather cheerful spirit, which is surprising based on what she went through. This pick is a bit more complex due to its supernatural elements. Several times throughout the anime, it’s shown that Hanako can transform into an older version of herself, much to the delight of the teacher she craves. This hentai bounces from a loli to a voluptuous mature female throughout the series adding a welcomed twist for all fans of hentai to enjoy. That reasoning mixed with the story, animation and characters make this the best loli hentai out there.