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Anime Sign in to your Collider account The 2000s was a time when anime really found its footing. While it would eventually explode in the 2010s and 2020s in the West, anime became increasingly popular in the 2000s, leading to bigger and better productions here. Without the innovation and scale of these projects, anime wouldn't be the goliath it is today. Despite anime having larger budgets today, the 2000s are home to some of the greatest anime of all time, including classics like Black Butler, Soul Eater, and Ergo Proxy, which just missed this list. These anime have profound messages, thrilling plots, and fist-pumping action. They are still revolutionary and recognized as timeless masterpieces among their respective genres, inspiring many popular shows airing today. 15 'Samurai Champloo' (2004) Studio: Manglobe Image via Cruncyroll Created by the legendary Shinichirō Watanabe, known for other anime like Cowboy Bebop and his upcoming work Lazarus, Samurai Champloo is yet another masterpiece from the genius. The anime follows Fuu, who is looking for a samurai of her past and enlists the help of Jin and Mugen to serve as bodyguards on her journey. However, because of the tense relationship between the samurai and unexpected enemies, this adventure has much more action than Fuu would like. Samurai Champloo has fantastic characters; Fuu is a great anime protagonist made even better by the trio's dynamic. The best part of the show is the unique atmosphere it creates with its mashup of samurai and hip-hop music, revolutionizing the trend. Samurai Champloo has an unparalleled style that is seen throughout every aspect of the show, from fights to characters and even the story. Samurai Champloo Release Date May 20, 2004 Creator(s) Shinichirô Watanabe Seasons 1 Main Genre Action 14 'Mononoke' (2007) Studio: Toei Animation Mononoke is an experimental horror anime that focuses on two/three-episode arcs. The series recently received a revival, with the Mononoke: Karakasa movie release in Japan in July 2024. Following Kurusiuri, a medicine seller, the anime brings fans on his adventures of exorcising demons and spirits that haunt everyday life. Featuring stunning animation and a unique

Stakes, incredibly animated fights, and emotional moments. Despite a slow start, the enormous twist early on in the series speeds things up and never slows down, and the anime goes from a planet-wide war to a giant robot fighting an omnipotent alien as the two fight by throwing galaxies at each other. With stellar character development, animation, and hype moments, Gurren Lagann is one of the best anime of this century, let alone the 2000s. Watch on Crunchyroll 11 'FLCL' (2000) Studio: Gainax Animated by the legendary studio Gainax, responsible for revolutionary anime like Neon Genesis Evangelion and Gurren Lagann, FLCL is another of their innovative anime. The anime follows Naota, a kid who forces himself to act older than he is to take care of the responsibilities of his brother, who left for America. Haruko flips his life upside down with her using him in a plot to bring forth her intergalactic lover in a bizarre series of events. With only six episodes, fans can binge FLCL in a day, but the short runtime shouldn't cause fans to think there isn't a lot of content. The anime is a rollercoaster of imagination featuring ludicrous scenarios and absurd plot points. Despite the unorthodox narrative, it is a relatable story about growing up masked in imaginative tellings. FLCL is a generational masterpiece that tells a simple plot through some of the most creative storytelling in anime to create an essential anime of the 2000s. Watch on Crunchyroll 10 'Bleach' (2004) Studio: Pierrot Image via Viz Media After its revival in 2021, Pierrot is finally finishing the final arc of Bleach. The studio canceled the show in 2012 because of its decline in popularity, but after a decade of clamoring for its completion, fans will receive another new season of Bleach in October 2024. The story follows Ichigo Kurosaki, an average teenager who can speak to ghosts. After a mysterious soul reaper appears, he must take her powers and protect her, along with his town and an entire spirit world full of dangerous threats. Even with its declining popularity in 2012, Bleach

The beloved series makes a comeback with new content. Posted June 18, 2024, 10:21 p.m. The Fairy Tail manga by Hiro Mashima is coming back for a special revival one-shot chapter.Kodansha announced that the chapter will be released in the Weekly Shonen Magazine on July 3. However, details about the chapter's contents and length have not been revealed yet.今日の護国寺駅です。『#FAIRYTAIL』『#EDENSZERO』『#FAIRYTAIL100YEARSQUEST』７月２日まで、真島ヒロさんの作品一色です！#真島ヒロ @hiro_mashima pic.twitter.com/IEO0PvwIpV— 講談社 (@KODANSHA_JP) June 13, 2024Although the series ended its run in 2017 in the Weekly Shonen Magazine, Fairy Tail has remained popular, particularly with its anime adaptation. Creator Hiro Mashima has since worked on other manga projects such as Edens Zero and Dead Rock, and is supervising the anime adaptation of Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest, the sequel to his original series.The anime adaptation of Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest is set to release on July 7. This spin-off story introduces a new cast of characters while still following Natsu and his friends as they embark on a quest to complete a century-old mission.At Nintendo Direct 2024, Fairy Tail 2, a sequel to the video game adaptation of the series was announced. You can check out the trailer below of the game which is set to release on Nintendo Switch this Winter: Got any news tips, or want to discuss a possible story? Email us at [email protected] Rayan Sayyed is a staff writer for IGN India with a primary focus on Asian entertainment spanning from anime, manga, games to films and dramas from the East. You can reach out to him at [email protected], or find him on Twitter @rayanaver and Instagram @rayansayyed.

Ended in the same year as the anime, in 2013. It's a frustrating note for romcom fans to leave off on, but after 12 years of radio silence, Shizuku and Haru's stories are likely to remain in print. 10 Noragami Does an Anime Need to Fully Adapt a Manga to Be Complete? Noragami (2014) Release Date January 5, 2014 Directors Kotaro Tamura Writers Deko Akao Seasons 2 Streaming Service(s) Cruncyroll, Hulu Creator(s) Adachitoka Noragami is a good series that just seems to continually come upon bad luck. It told an intriguing story, as the minor god Yato finds a new (if reluctant) partner in Hiyori, a middle school girl who saved him from a car accident. Together, they take on odd jobs in the hope Yato will get a shrine of his own. The anime series felt rushed at times, even though the animation was always good. It even managed to get a second season in Noragami Aragato. Related 15 Amazing Animes That Break The Three Episode Rule The "three episode rule" is commonly known among those that watch Anime but these series break it entirely. Combined with its original animation DVDs (OAD), it did manage to reach a conclusion of sorts. But that was back in 2015. The manga continued past then, despite the occasional hiatus, until Adachitoka finally brought it to an end at the start of 2024. As such, there's an additional 9 years' worth of material Studio Bones or another animator could cover for a fresh season or two. But with Aragoto ending on a sweet note, a revival could risk spoiling that if it failed to live up to expectations. 9 Akagi Mahjong Anime Ends Partway Through the Longest Game in Manga History Akagi Release Date October 5, 2005 Network Nippon TV Directors Yuzo Sato Number of Episodes 26 Based On Manga Creator Nobuyuki Fukumoto Studio(s) Madhouse Streaming Service(s) Crunchyroll During the 2000s, Madhouse got a craving for some gambling anime. The studio produces the three definitive entries in the genre: Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor, One Outs, and Akagi. None of these series are full adaptations

Since Digimon Adventure recently ended its revival series, many have wondered what the future will hold for the franchise that introduced countless fans to the digital monsters. In 2023, Digimon also ended its latest anime series, Digimon Ghost Game, after over sixty-five episodes. With next year set to celebrate twenty-five years of the digital world, New York Comic Con has dropped a major reveal for what fans can expect at the event. Lo and behold, it’s a new anime for Digimon Adventure, but said anime comes with a caveat that you might want to keep in mind. Videos by ComicBook.com Digimon Adventure first introduced viewers to the “Digi-Destined”, a crew of human children that were dropped into the digital world and found themselves partnering up with Digimon of their own. Unlike its “cousin” Pokemon, Digimon routinely saw the story of Tay and his friends battling evil digital monsters versus training to be the “very best” in their respective fields. So popular were these protagonists specifically that they would return via feature-length films and the aforementioned reboot. Now, to celebrate twenty-five years of Digimon history, “Digimon Adventure -Beyond-” will give us a new look at the Digit-Destined after some time away. Things are looking bright for the Digimon franchise and this might only be the beginning.Digimon Adventure’s series director, Hiroyuki Kakudo, will be responsible for this new project as Digimon Adventure -Beyond- will arrive for the 25th anniversary of the franchise. Taking place in March of next year, the project in question isn’t a new anime series and/or feature-length film but rather, is a special music video that might give us the oldest iterations of the heroes to date. The music video will premiere at Digimon Con though the franchise has been hyping fans up for other major announcements. 📣 Finale for the 25th Anniversary Celebration of #Digimon anime revealed! Digimon Adventure -BEYOND- is a special music video that will commemorate the anniversary with brand new animation! Directed by Hiroyuki Kakudo, series director of #DigimonAdventure and… pic.twitter.com/5UZxfN9irt— Toei Animation (@ToeiAnimation) October 17, 2024Will Digimon Adventure Receive a New Series? It’s up