blog.myfavanime.xyz - Of all the Shounen anime generations we saw, we chose the most prominent ones, those that represented the genre, in these 10 main ones. In the anime, one of the first genres identified was the shounen, which focused on the young male audience, thus distinguishing itself from the shojo, which was aimed at teenage girls. Throughout its generation, several exponents managed to conquer the world public.
Of all the series that many fans have won over the years, we have chosen the best among the 10 best anime shounen.
10. Attack of the Titans
Attack of the Titans quickly became very popular because of their style, more bleak than usual in the shounen genre. The series combines action with a post-apocalyptic environment and has a protagonist who starts a critical and dangerous mission.
Eren Yaeger and his childhood friends, Armin Arlet and Mikasa Ackerman, live in a world full of giant creatures that eat human flesh, the Titans, and where human populations are forced to live concentrated in three large walls to protect themselves. Being a member of the army responsible for eliminating the monsters, as they roamed from the wall on the face of the earth, the team found that the world they lived in was more significant and, above all, more dangerous than they had imagined.
Its director, Andrés Muschietti, will direct the film in real action (the American version), which will be released soon.
9. My Hero Academia
Midoriya Izoku dreamed of becoming a hero since childhood. However, no matter how hard you try, you cannot develop any superpowers. Everything changed on the day Izoku inherited the power of his idol, the hero of All Might.
My Hero Academia has an emotional and uplifting plot, following the protagonist in the process of turning a normal boy into a great hero. Also, panic action and hilarious moments make you addicted throughout the series.
Legendary Pictures has confirmed that the anime will soon have direct action adaptations by Alex Garcia and Jay Ashenfelter. Ryōsuke Yoritomi, editor of the manga, will be the supervisor.
8. Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic
Aladdin left the magical palace where he lived to find out the real world. Provided only by the magic flute and his genius Ugo, the young man will undergo many adventures while facing the famous labyrinth known as the Dungeons.
Magi: The Magic Labyrinth is, from beginning to end, an adventure filled with magic. The young Aladdin found that he was a magi, a kind of witch who was able to collect rukh (house of souls) around him for his own use.
7. Dragon Ball Z
Dragon Ball Z is one of the pioneers of the shounen genre. In addition to being a classic, we must thank you for helping to popularize this kind of anime among the general public.
The story of Goku is explosive and full of action and adventure. Although the franchise began as a fantasy series that follows a young man who specializes in martial arts in his quest for 7 dragon balls, Dragon Ball Z stands out for its intense action and science fiction arrangements.
6. Fairy Tail
Lucy Heartfilia is a 17-year-old heavenly spirit witch who seeks to join the magicians' union. It will eventually become part of Fairy Tail, which is famous for causing chaos in its path.
Fairy Tail is an anime filled with fantasy, adventure, comedy, and, of course, magic. The series stands out because of its well-developed explosive actions and plots, with characters such as dragon slayer, a flying cat, and many different wizards and wizards.
5. Nanatsu no Taizai
Known as the greatest villain in the kingdom, The Seven Deadly Sins are hidden after being deceived by the Holy Knights.
Nanatsu no Tazai tells the story of the most famous criminal gang in the kingdom and its mission to free their land and clear their names from the corrupt Holy Knights. All spiced with spectacular fights, excessive magic, characters with superhuman strength (not even real), and hilarious moments.
4. Naruto
Naruto is seen as marginal in his own village because he was born with a "devil" in his body. Tired of being discriminated against, he began training to become the most critical leader and ninja in the village.
Despite abusing too many filler episodes, the main plot is one of the best in anime history. Besides that, the fight in Naruto is very spectacular ... and you might be infected with the protagonist's passion for ramen!
3. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is considered one of the best anime of all time. The plot is almost perfect, and the impact and popularity, giant.
This story focuses on the brothers Edward and Alphonse, who, to revive their mothers from the world of the dead, violated the most famous alchemical rule: human transmutation. As a result, both are condemned; Edward loses his left leg and sacrifices his right arm to save the soul of his brother, who is finally locked in armor to prevent his body from fading.
So began their search for the Sorcerer's Stone, known for its ability to perform miracles and the only thing that could help them regain their normality. This anime is one of the best stories about redemption and the search for truth.
2. One Piece
One Piece is one of the most extensive manga and anime in history, brilliantly combining action moments with others from comedy and drama.
The story as the main character Monkey D. Luffy, a young man who dreams of becoming the Pirate King. To achieve this, he decided to start the search for the greatest treasure ever, One Piece. However, for this, he needs his own pirate crew, who will take him on an exciting offshore adventure with giant monsters, dangerous sailors, and other characters.
1. Hunter X Hunter
Gon Freecs was a 12-year-old boy who wanted to find his missing father, so he decided to become a Hunter, just like him. In your quest, you will face many dangers. Still, you will also form a great friendship with three aspiring Hunters who will accompany you on your adventures: Leorio, Kurapika, and Killua.
Hunter X (Hunter X Hunter, original) is an anime with an exciting plot, extraordinary character development, and a large number of actions and emotions. He has enjoyed great success throughout the world and has produced many derivative products, such as films, video games, books, musicals, and even drama.
Some Shounen series were excluded despite being on par with those mentioned above, including Beyblade, Digimon, One Piece, Shaman King, Medabot, Inuyasha, Ranma 1/2, Yu Yu Hakusho, Hajime No Ippo, Jojo BizarreÕs Adventure and Detective Conan Stay tuned for our next rankings.
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10. Attack of the Titans
Attack of the Titans quickly became very popular because of their style, more bleak than usual in the shounen genre. The series combines action with a post-apocalyptic environment and has a protagonist who starts a critical and dangerous mission.
Eren Yaeger and his childhood friends, Armin Arlet and Mikasa Ackerman, live in a world full of giant creatures that eat human flesh, the Titans, and where human populations are forced to live concentrated in three large walls to protect themselves. Being a member of the army responsible for eliminating the monsters, as they roamed from the wall on the face of the earth, the team found that the world they lived in was more significant and, above all, more dangerous than they had imagined.
Its director, Andrés Muschietti, will direct the film in real action (the American version), which will be released soon.
9. My Hero Academia
Midoriya Izoku dreamed of becoming a hero since childhood. However, no matter how hard you try, you cannot develop any superpowers. Everything changed on the day Izoku inherited the power of his idol, the hero of All Might.
My Hero Academia has an emotional and uplifting plot, following the protagonist in the process of turning a normal boy into a great hero. Also, panic action and hilarious moments make you addicted throughout the series.
Legendary Pictures has confirmed that the anime will soon have direct action adaptations by Alex Garcia and Jay Ashenfelter. Ryōsuke Yoritomi, editor of the manga, will be the supervisor.
8. Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic
Aladdin left the magical palace where he lived to find out the real world. Provided only by the magic flute and his genius Ugo, the young man will undergo many adventures while facing the famous labyrinth known as the Dungeons.
Magi: The Magic Labyrinth is, from beginning to end, an adventure filled with magic. The young Aladdin found that he was a magi, a kind of witch who was able to collect rukh (house of souls) around him for his own use.
7. Dragon Ball Z
Dragon Ball Z is one of the pioneers of the shounen genre. In addition to being a classic, we must thank you for helping to popularize this kind of anime among the general public.
The story of Goku is explosive and full of action and adventure. Although the franchise began as a fantasy series that follows a young man who specializes in martial arts in his quest for 7 dragon balls, Dragon Ball Z stands out for its intense action and science fiction arrangements.
6. Fairy Tail
Lucy Heartfilia is a 17-year-old heavenly spirit witch who seeks to join the magicians' union. It will eventually become part of Fairy Tail, which is famous for causing chaos in its path.
Fairy Tail is an anime filled with fantasy, adventure, comedy, and, of course, magic. The series stands out because of its well-developed explosive actions and plots, with characters such as dragon slayer, a flying cat, and many different wizards and wizards.
5. Nanatsu no Taizai
Known as the greatest villain in the kingdom, The Seven Deadly Sins are hidden after being deceived by the Holy Knights.
Nanatsu no Tazai tells the story of the most famous criminal gang in the kingdom and its mission to free their land and clear their names from the corrupt Holy Knights. All spiced with spectacular fights, excessive magic, characters with superhuman strength (not even real), and hilarious moments.
4. Naruto
Naruto is seen as marginal in his own village because he was born with a "devil" in his body. Tired of being discriminated against, he began training to become the most critical leader and ninja in the village.
Despite abusing too many filler episodes, the main plot is one of the best in anime history. Besides that, the fight in Naruto is very spectacular ... and you might be infected with the protagonist's passion for ramen!
3. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is considered one of the best anime of all time. The plot is almost perfect, and the impact and popularity, giant.
This story focuses on the brothers Edward and Alphonse, who, to revive their mothers from the world of the dead, violated the most famous alchemical rule: human transmutation. As a result, both are condemned; Edward loses his left leg and sacrifices his right arm to save the soul of his brother, who is finally locked in armor to prevent his body from fading.
So began their search for the Sorcerer's Stone, known for its ability to perform miracles and the only thing that could help them regain their normality. This anime is one of the best stories about redemption and the search for truth.
2. One Piece
One Piece is one of the most extensive manga and anime in history, brilliantly combining action moments with others from comedy and drama.
The story as the main character Monkey D. Luffy, a young man who dreams of becoming the Pirate King. To achieve this, he decided to start the search for the greatest treasure ever, One Piece. However, for this, he needs his own pirate crew, who will take him on an exciting offshore adventure with giant monsters, dangerous sailors, and other characters.
1. Hunter X Hunter
Gon Freecs was a 12-year-old boy who wanted to find his missing father, so he decided to become a Hunter, just like him. In your quest, you will face many dangers. Still, you will also form a great friendship with three aspiring Hunters who will accompany you on your adventures: Leorio, Kurapika, and Killua.
Hunter X (Hunter X Hunter, original) is an anime with an exciting plot, extraordinary character development, and a large number of actions and emotions. He has enjoyed great success throughout the world and has produced many derivative products, such as films, video games, books, musicals, and even drama.
Some Shounen series were excluded despite being on par with those mentioned above, including Beyblade, Digimon, One Piece, Shaman King, Medabot, Inuyasha, Ranma 1/2, Yu Yu Hakusho, Hajime No Ippo, Jojo BizarreÕs Adventure and Detective Conan Stay tuned for our next rankings.
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