Top 49 Best Cyberpunk Anime Of All Time

The 150-year-long stalemate between the Galactic Empire and the Free Planets Alliance has finally been broken, giving rise to two prominent leaders determined to shape the galaxy's fate.

Reinhard von Lohengramm ascends as the new head of the Galactic Empire, driven not only by his duty to win the war but also by a personal mission to rescue his sister from the Kaiser's grasp. He dreams of uniting humanity under the rule of a just and sincere monarch.

On the other side is Yang Wenli, a passionate advocate for democracy, who becomes Reinhard's greatest rival in the quest for power and peace. Their conflicting ideals set the stage for an epic clash, raising a profound question: Is every adversary truly in the wrong?

"Cowboy Bebop" is one of the most iconic names in cyberpunk anime. Set in the year 2071, the story follows the charismatic and cocky Spike Spiegel, who, along with his crew aboard the spaceship Bebop, hunts bounties across the galaxy. Their latest adventure takes them to Mars, where high-stakes missions await with the promise of rich rewards.

The crew—Jet Black, Edward, Faye Valentine, and Spike—faces their toughest challenge when they set out to find Vincent, a former police officer turned dangerous terrorist. Vincent threatens to unleash nano-bots and destroy Alba City unless his demands are met.

Will these skilled bounty hunters be able to stop Vincent and save Mars from catastrophe? The suspense and excitement make "Cowboy Bebop" a must-watch for any cyberpunk fan.

One-Punch Man is a standout anime recognized for its versatility and unconventional approach among cyberpunk titles.

Centered on Saitama, the story follows his journey from casually practising boxing to becoming so overwhelmingly powerful that he defeats any foe with a single punch. His transformation into a superhuman attracts the unwavering attention of Genos, who becomes his devoted follower.

Differing from typical superhero anime, One-Punch Man features a unique and engaging plot that sets it apart from the rest. Since its debut in 2015, the series has consistently impressed audiences with its originality and humor.

Imagine if someone could read your every thought, making your mind an open book with nothing left to hide. It's a chilling concept, yet in this anime, such technology is used to reduce crime.

"Psycho-Pass" introduces a system that scans a person's mind to determine whether their intentions are good or malicious. If someone is found to have harmful tendencies, authorities intervene before crimes can be committed.

This level of technology seems incredibly advanced, but is it truly flawless? Protagonist Akane Tsunemori delves into the complexities of the Sibyl system, uncovering its hidden errors and questioning its infallibility.

Another ghost on the list? Not quite—and here's why. In the year 2029, technology has reached incredible heights. Robots, cyborgs, and other advanced innovations are an everyday sight.

We follow Major Motoko Kusanagi, a dedicated police officer who tackles secret and high-priority crimes. Her missions take her deep into the criminal underworld, where she faces the most complex cases.

Currently, she’s focused on tracking the elusive hacker known as the Puppet Master. This mysterious figure manipulates cyborg brains, stealing information to execute devious schemes. The iconic movie debuted in 1995, boasting a budget of 600,000,000 yen and grossing approximately $516,540.

"Planetes" follows the dedicated crew aboard the DS-12 "Toybox," a vessel assigned to the Space Debris Section of the Technora Corporation. This division's vital role is to prevent damage to satellites, stations, and spacecraft by clearing dangerous debris from the orbits of Earth and the Moon.

As humanity becomes accustomed to traveling and working in space, the vast cosmos is no longer a distant frontier but an everyday backdrop for their adventures. Yet, despite their essential efforts, the Debris Section's hard work often goes unrecognized and underappreciated.

Frustrated by this lack of acknowledgment, Ai questions whether she and her companions can earn the respect they deserve. Together, they face challenges that test not only their skills but also their determination to shine in a thankless field.

In today's world, introverts are more common than ever, and Lain perfectly embodies this quiet nature. Lain is a reserved, shy fourteen-year-old girl with only a handful of friends and little desire for conversation. Her life takes a dark turn when she begins to receive disturbing messages from her classmate, Chisa Tomoda.

What's chilling is that Chisa has already committed suicide, yet her messages continue to reach Lain. One email draws Lain into an enigmatic virtual world where unsettling mysteries slowly unravel before her.

As Men in Black figures start appearing wherever Lain goes, she must confront the blurred line between the digital and real worlds. Will she be able to distinguish reality from illusion, or will she lose herself in the web of secrets?

"Akira" immerses us in a gripping political drama, exploring themes of corruption and governmental greed that provoke outrage and demand resistance. The film centers on the fight against these oppressive forces, much like the courage displayed by its young protagonists.

Kaneda, a fearless leader of a biker gang, is determined to protect his friend from the sinister experiments conducted by the government. But what exactly are these unlawful experiments that place lives at risk?

Set in a dystopian future, the story traces events back to 1988, when the Japanese government detonated an atomic bomb as part of a secret experiment. Three decades later, Kaneda finds his friend Tetsuo targeted as the next subject of these dangerous trials—and Kaneda refuses to stand by.

As Kaneda takes on corrupt politicians and powerful authorities, the stakes grow higher. Will he succeed in saving Tetsuo and others trapped in the system? Released in 1988, "Akira" remains a landmark film in the cyberpunk genre.

War is often defined by loss, tragedy, and countless cries for help—but this anime offers a deeper, more complex narrative beyond the battlefield alone.

For years, the crew of the Solo Ship has been locked in relentless conflict with the menacing Buff Clan. Their advantage lies in the formidable power of their secret weapon, Ideon.

Yet, the Buff Clan is not easily defeated. They have developed their own powerful warship, the Ganda Rowa, which threatens to surpass Ideon's might. Amidst these escalating clashes, Karala—a current member of the Solo Ship and former Buff Clan affiliate—discovers she is pregnant and believes her child may be the key to finally ending the war.

However, the birth of the child only amplifies Ideon's power, fanning the flames of conflict even further. The hope for peace grows ever more elusive as the cycle of violence intensifies.

Venturing into space is a monumental challenge, often fraught with uncertainty and risk. However, the future depicted in this anime offers a world where deep space travel has become not only possible, but safe and accessible to ordinary people.

Set in the year 2061, "Kanata no Astra" shows us a universe in which space travel has advanced so much that even high school students can embark on interstellar journeys as part of their curriculum, attending what’s known as Planet Camp.

During this adventure, nine students are unexpectedly swept away by a mysterious sentient light sphere, transporting them 5,012 light-years from home. Stranded in the depths of space, they discover an abandoned spaceship and resolve to band together in hopes of returning home safely.

Will these students find the courage to overcome the odds and make it back to their planets? Released in 2019, this unique anime consists of 12 episodes, each approximately 24 minutes long—a refreshing and creative take on the genre.

Protecting Earth is one of humanity's greatest duties, yet we often neglect this responsibility. As our planet teeters on the brink of destruction, many remain indifferent to the consequences our inaction could bring.

"Turn A Gundam" explores a future where humans have devastated Earth and fled to the Moon. These lunar descendants, called the "Moonrace," now seek to return and reclaim their ancestral home.

To prepare, they send Rolan Cehack to Earth to assess whether it can once again sustain life. Over the course of a year, Rolan becomes acquainted with Earth's inhabitants and their customs.

During an age-old local ceremony, the people on Earth create a giant stone statue called the "White Doll." Events take a dramatic turn when this statue awakens, transforming into the powerful "Turn A Gundam," with Rolan at its controls.

With the Moonrace poised to take Earth back by force, Rolan must decide whether he can protect the planet from a new invasion. Released in the fall of 1999, "Turn A Gundam" features a compelling story across 50 episodes.

Space☆Dandy is a wild and vibrant anime that embodies the essence of cyberpunk with a unique twist. The story follows a flamboyant main character, dressed like a disco dancer, as he travels across the universe in search of rare aliens.

This isn't just a comedic setup—it's a non-stop adventure where the protagonist catches extraterrestrials for lucrative rewards. Along the way, he encounters not only strange worlds but also a blend of romance, intense action, zombies, and plenty of unexpected surprises.

With its dazzling visuals and electric energy, Space☆Dandy promises a rollercoaster of entertainment. Hop aboard and join the stylish hero on his cosmic quest—you never know what awaits in this unpredictable universe.

The title alone sparks curiosity, doesn't it? The story is just as captivating. Zonders, a formidable race of alien monsters, rise from underground, threatening to annihilate the city of Tokyo.

With humanity powerless against such otherworldly strength, their only remaining hope lies in GaoGaiGar. Witness the action as this giant robot battles the alien invaders, delivering a thrilling spectacle you won't want to miss.

Imagine a world where people confide their secrets in androids more than in other humans. In many ways, this mirrors how we already trust our smartphones with our most personal information.

Set in a future where humans and robots coexist in apparent harmony, "Ergo Proxy" explores a society that still grapples with crime beneath the surface of peace.

A disturbing string of murders disrupts the city, drawing the attention of inspector Re-L Mayer and prompting her to investigate. The series consists of 23 episodes, each approximately 25 minutes long.

First airing in 2006, "Ergo Proxy" received positive reviews, earning it a notable spot among the best cyberpunk anime.

Don’t worry—the spelling is correct: “Texhnolyze” marks a new era of technology around which this gripping story unfolds. Set in Lux, a sprawling, artificially built underground city, the anime dives deep into science fiction dystopia.

Ichise, the protagonist, is an orphaned prizefighter who scrapes by with his fists. Following a brutal altercation, he suffers devastating injuries, losing both his left arm and leg in a violent confrontation.

On the brink of death, Ichise is rescued by a scientist who replaces his lost limbs using the advanced Texhnolyze technology. With his new mechanical appendages, he falls under the guidance of Oonishi, a powerful leader of the criminal gang called Organ.

Along the way, Ichise meets Ran—a mysterious girl with the power to foresee the future. Together, they discover that Lux is teetering on the edge of destruction. The question remains: can they prevent the city’s downfall?

"Texhnolyze" premiered in 2003 and consists of 22 thought-provoking episodes that captivate fans of the cyberpunk genre.

Set in the year 2009 A.D., Macross thrusts humanity toward a new era as the colossal space battleship Macross prepares for its historic launch. The entire world watches in anticipation, eagerly awaiting this pivotal moment in human advancement.

However, danger looms as the alien race known as the Zentraedi hovers above Earth, wreaking havoc and spreading fear. With an advanced, dormant system onboard, the Macross becomes humanity's primary hope in confronting and battling these extraterrestrial invaders.

Macross takes viewers on an interstellar journey through the solar system, highlighting the struggles and triumphs that define the human spirit. Released in 1982 by Tatsunoko Productions, the anime spans a total of 36 episodes and remains a cornerstone of the genre.

Here comes another thrilling entry in the world of mecha anime. In "Mobile Suit Gundam," war erupts between the Principality of Zeon and the Earth Federation, as Zeon seeks independence from the space colonies.

To withstand Zeon's assault, the Earth Federation unveils its formidable weapon: Gundam. However, piloting such a powerful machine requires someone special, and fate chooses a young, inexperienced boy to take on this crucial role.

Although Amuro Ray is new to battle, he quickly demonstrates remarkable skill in piloting Gundam. Alongside fellow civilians, Amuro is swept into a desperate struggle against Zeon, seeking survival and hope amid chaos.

Will they successfully resist Zeon’s advances? This classic anime is renowned for its unexpected comeback. Originally facing cancellation—with episodes reduced from 52 to 39 and later negotiated to 43—"Mobile Suit Gundam" ultimately turned the tides.

In time, it became a landmark in anime history, even winning the prestigious Animage Anime Grand Prix in 1979. Its legacy continues to influence the genre to this day.

Imagine waking up one day to discover that your entire identity is a lie—you're not just a regular salaryman, but someone far more extraordinary. That's exactly what happens to Johnson, who finds out he is actually the infamous space pirate known as Cobra.

To make things even stranger, Cobra learns he was presumed dead and now possesses a powerful weapon—a Psychogun—for his left arm. Reclaiming fragments of his lost memory, he sets out to reunite with his loyal spaceship and his enigmatic partner, Armaroid Lady.

Armed with his new abilities, Cobra embarks on daring adventures in search of legendary weapons, breaking into prisons, and looting museums with ease. Along the way, he faces off against some of the universe's most formidable and mysterious foes.

Now, with the universe at their feet, what thrilling challenges await Cobra and his partner next?

Throughout history, humanity has experienced countless wars between nations and across the globe. But have you ever imagined what it would be like if robots fought our battles for us? Enter the distant future—specifically the 60th century—where Earth has become polluted and chaotic, prompting humans to relocate to orbital colonies.

With everyone living in space, the question arises: who gets to rule these colonies? To resolve this, the nations have created a unique tradition—each country builds its own Gundam, and these colossal robots battle for dominance. The winner becomes ruler of the colonies for the next four years.

This time, Japan sends Domon Kasshu alongside a powerful Gundam, determined to claim victory in the tournament. But is winning really their only concern, or is there something even more significant at stake?

"Mobile Fighter G Gundam" first aired in 1994, boasting a total of 49 episodes—a longer and memorable entry on this cyberpunk anime list.

Can love truly bloom amidst the chaos of war? This intriguing question lies at the heart of "Seikai No Senki." Our protagonists, Lafiel Abriel and Jinto Linn, find themselves reunited just as conflict reignites.

Lafiel has now risen to the rank of captain, while Jinto serves as a supply officer. As the war between the Abh and humankind intensifies, the pair must navigate not only external threats but also the growing tension and differences between them. How will their relationship endure these challenges?

The second season of the series, released in 2000, features 13 episodes, each with a runtime of approximately 25 minutes.

The aliens have completely destroyed the Earth and after several years of destruction, they are now on the back of the humans who escaped years ago. However, we find Nagate Tanikaze after his long isolation to find some food.

The Guana aliens trap the humans and begin their harassment, but Tanikaze shows up as their last hope. He, with all his mates and soldiers Shizuka Hoshijiro, Izana Shinatose, and Yuhata Midorikawa fight off to protect humanity and fend off the villains aka the aliens.

Does it annoy you when someone blames you for something you didn’t actually do? Well, that is not even a question. Of course! We ain’t saints. Unless you are, which is cool.

But, that does hit a nerve, right? Similarly, according to Casshern, he did not kill Luna. But he is still considered a convict. Who the hell is Casshern? Let me tell you.

Casshern is a boy who has no idea of his past life events, he is oblivious to his identity yet he is chased by bulky robots every other day, and they want him dead.

The reason behind this is Luna. The news of Luna’s death is widespread on Earth and the time of Ruin has started. The robots start rusting and getting treated and keep living need to kill and eat the murderer of Luna, who is no one but Casshern.

Well, that is what everyone thinks. But, did he really kill Luna, and does he really not remember anything? Catch the truth along with Casshern or watch him pay for his Casshern sins.

We all know that World War II has been very bad for Japan. And so says the anime right here but with an “anime” touch in it, if you know what I mean.

The Earth is occupied by the Illumidus Empire, which is very evil for saying and came to our planet because of the post results of World War II. Captain Harlock and his group of friends begin their journey to fight these monsters and win the Earth back.

Will they be successful in storing the peace of Earth?

And here comes some more space action. Kouji Aiba and Aoi Housen are two astronauts in training in the year 2225 AD. During their training in the Lieba Delta, located on the shore of the Geduld Sea.

After a sudden attack on the land, the space station breaks down into the sea. A plasma that links all the planets in the system makes it impossible for any ship to stay on, killing every onboarding adult.

The young astronauts are the only ones to rely on but in the meanwhile, the place gets sabotaged. And the cherry on top, the evil people plan to attack once more.

How far would you go to save mankind? Go on a far journey to find the only person that can help to save the human race. The set of the anime is far future, where humankind is on the verge of demolition.

The only human that could everything from destruction is still missing. And the savior is Age, the only human that was raised by the Golden Tribe. The crew of Argonaut and princess Dhianeila are all set to travel through the entire universe just to find Age.

At last, they do. They find Age on an abandoned planet, Oron. Now, along with Dhianeila and Age, their journey of saving the earth begins. The anime aired its first episode in the year 2007 and ran over 26 episodes.

The colonization of Outerspace seems terrible. A war between the Earth and those colonies? Worse. One more war and BOOM! More than a decade has passed since the last war between the Earth and the colonies that want complete destruction of humankind.

The ones who got to survive, have been preying on the technology to survive and there is also a widespread Mobile suits supremacy. Garrod Ran, a young boy who is now a part of the scavenger group, along with the girl called Tifa Adiel will start their journey to explore the after-results of the war.

And on the way, suppress the eruption of a new one. The anime was released in the year 1996 under the production banner Bandai Visual Company, Dentsu, Sunrise.

Having one woman and making her the happiest can be sometimes tough, and some more time impossible. And we are talking ONE woman. Can we guess about six of them?

I can see your jaws dropped, I know it's hard. But, our Tenchi is indeed stuck with six women from other universes. Let’s find out how. Tenchi Masaki’s life takes a 360-degree turn when he rescues Ryouko, a pirate whose ship has been crushed down near his family temple.

Upon helping Ryuko a certain change of events happens that leads a series of women to walk in his life. All these women include Princess Aeka, her sister Princess Sasami, a detective Mihoshi Kuramitsu with her partner Kiyone Makibi and a crazy scientist Washuu Hakubi.

The women try their best to get settled in the environment but that only creates more problems for the young boy, Tenchi. Nevertheless, this indeed leads him to have a good relationship with each of them and see the purpose of his life.

The anime first aired on 2nd April 1995 and ended on 24th September 1995

What if you get a second chance to live after a tragic “almost-death”? And the ones you granted you a life wants a favor? And… that favor turns out to be something very illegal.

Will you still help? Sounds tough, right? Well, our little girls here have got a similar situation. Somewhere in the middle of Italy, Social Welfare has saved young girls from their deathbeds and has given them another chance at life.

But, this new transformation is only to turn them into assassins and revolt against the Italian government. However, the girls are still at the age of feeling love and sensitivity to hate.

Their humble heart hurts to be acted upon and treated as killing weapons. Where will this emotional yet ruthless ride take them? The anime was released in the year 2003 with 13 episodes under the studios of the Madhouse with a time duration of 24 minutes.

For the horror enthusiasts on the viewers' side, we got in something for you. On his way to the archaeological mission, Professor Daiba awakens an ancient horror figure from his layers of sleep.

Right after five years, the crew members are all set to sail the stars, and also Daiba is ready to meet Captain Herlock, once again. Or should I say, for the first time ever?

The anime started airing from December 21, 2002, to December 21, 2003. The anime went on for 13 episodes and it has a parent story, Uchuu Kaizoku Captain Herlock.

Quiz time!! Who was the first man to step on the moon? Of course, you all know. It's Neil Armstrong. Now don’t come on to me telling me why I raised such a silly question.

I have my purpose. We know that our human race has been an enthusiast to discover resources on the moon, which is an easy one to live on, leaving the fact of low gravity.

But, somehow our anime people here have found a way to stay on the moon and have colonized it already. The set of story is in 2041 A. D. when people formed the first colony on the moon.

The colonies are governed by a body known as “Eden”. However, three bike-racing teens find a heinous truth about Eden and something about their long-lost land, Earth. Watch him explore so much more about his homeland.

Dirty Pair is a popular anime series that debuted in 1985, known for its exciting blend of sci-fi, action, and comedy.

The story follows the misadventures of Kei and Yuri, a notorious pair of trouble consultants and troublemakers collectively known as the Dirty Pair.

They work as agents for the World Welfare Works Association, tasked with solving cases and keeping the peace across the galaxy.

However, their explosive methods often result in unintentional destruction and chaos, earning them a reputation as "the Lovely Angels" or "the Dirty Pair." With its witty humor, dynamic action sequences, and colorful characters, Dirty Pair offers an entertaining mix of episodic adventures and overarching storylines.

Kei and Yuri's contrasting personalities and complementary skills make for a delightful duo, as they navigate through dangerous missions, unravel conspiracies, and encounter quirky villains.

This classic series is beloved for its energetic animation, engaging storytelling, and undeniable chemistry between its two leading ladies. Dirty Pair is a must-watch for fans of sci-fi action with a lighthearted and humorous twist.

The title gives us a couple of ideas but let’s see if that is actually what it is. Woman's power rise! The anime revolves around a group of female mercenaries who are armed with a few special and unique abilities, power suits and are set in the year 2032.

It begins after a huge Earthquake that splits Tokyo into halves. Nevertheless, the girls were marvelous putting the exoskeletons down and facing any other problem with a lot of bravery including the rogue robots.

Watch them explore and impact your life in a positive way. This is a mini-series of 8 episodes aired in the year 1987 and ended in the year 1991. The total run time of the anime is about 330 minutes.

Having mercy is a good thing. And giving a second chance to someone who did wrong in the past but yet has the heart to correct it. Like how in the year 2808, three criminals are set free to perform tasks on behalf of the police.

In return for their performances, the life sentences under their name will be reduced. They have been given a collar around their neck which keeps them in check and if they fail to meet their tasks, those particular collars will be the reason for their death.

Now that’s on having mercy and also being ruthless at the same time. Cyber City Oedo 808 was aired in the year 1990 with only three episodes in check. Isn’t that a good offer to grab?

Birthdays are a very important part of everyone’s life. Many like to keep it simple, while many like to enjoy it like a King. Nevertheless, birthdays are important and quite memorable even if you try to not make them like one.

Just a 12-year-old here. Amami Kurau is a young twelve-year-old girl and daughter of the chief scientist of the new project that colonizes the Moon. The little girl follows her father to the lab on her birthday, but an unfortunate event leaves Kurau struck between twin bolts of light.

The news breaks to her father and he is horrified to find his cute little daughter is not herself anymore.

We still got gender wars happening on Earth, don’t you agree? Though thousands of laws have been made and implied, people personally still find it difficult to digest certain things about the opposite gender.

Here we got the same interesting story with the development of sets. I mean, the war is not on Earth anymore but straight up in the galaxy. The set is in the galaxy where humankind has colonized the galaxy.

Among the one-star system, men and women have been segregated. They have been carried to live on two different planets Mejere for the woman and Taraak for the men. And this mere oil has given rise to a huge flame war between men and women.

As just said, war indeed is very unpleasant to be a part of. And when you lose someone really close to a war, it makes everything worse. Levius is a young boy who has lost both of his parents to the war.

He is fierce about the fact and ends up practicing metal boxing in order to take out his anger. He becomes one of those arena fighters, recovering from the extreme effects of war, turning himself into a killing machine.

The anime is produced under Netflix and was aired in the year 2019 and has 12 episodes with 25 minutes duration per episode.

The protagonist of this anime is Alita, a cyborg. The concept revolves around new life, war, and trust. Sounds interesting, right? The story is set in 2563, and after 300 years of unfortunate war on Earth called the “Fall”, Dr. Ido finds an abandoned woman which goes ahead to be our protagonist Alita. He brings the woman to his place to treat her, and even though she regains consciousness she did not have a bare memory from her past.

Alita discovers her new life while the doctor stands like a wall in between her and her past.

Having a love life is a privilege these days. And when you get a partner that can make you happy, it feels like you have achieved so much, isn’t it?

Well, our little Chise is also in that kind of love. But there is still more. Chise is what you call a regular schoolgirl. With a lean and small figure, she was very fragile with limited knowledge.

She is only being enjoying her life to the fullest by virtue of her loving relationship with her boyfriend Shuuji. The couple resides in a small town known as Hokkaido, which is also a military base town.

One day, when Shuuji and his friends visit Sapporo to get some exciting gifts for their girlfriends, a major air raid on that town ends up killing thousands of people including one of Shuuji’s friends.

Running away from the place, Shuuji spots his girlfriend Chise whose fragile body was no longer made of only flesh, there was steel included. She was attached a pair of steel wings and her right hand was replaced by a massive gun.

She was manipulated and turned into a cyborg weapon despite her unwillingness. But, what would Shuuji do now? Was his girlfriend even a human anymore? The anime was first aired in July 2002 and has 13 episodes in total.

The source again is a manga.

Trekking is a fun, dangerous, and satisfying sport to do. And the people who trek huge mountains are so commendable. I bet they feel empty once they achieved what they paced through all the time.

But, does that stop them from dreaming about another project? Hell, Nah. Saruwatari Gorou and Jack F. Woodbridge are two trekkers who have achieved a lot after reaching the highest peak in the entire world, Mount Everest.

But, like any other dreamer, they did not want to stop just there. So, they dreamed about aiming for something higher than the mountains, ISA Space Station. They exchange promises to reach Outerspace and fulfill their new dream.

However, when Helium 3, a new energy source is discovered on the moon, the Nasa Aeronautics and Space Administration(NASA) can help Earth. And now the noblemen are sighting off to live their dream and to harness the Helium 3 energy source.

Did you ever wish that the doll you used to play with, in your childhood to remain untouched and lovely always? Or the robot you caught as a gift for your birthday?

You do, right? All you want to do is preserve that precious thing. But, ever thought about the ones that make them? I will give you a chance. Student puppeteer Raishin Akabane arrives at Walpurgi’s Royal Academy of Machinart and study of Machinart.

Which means a club of magic, Al, and military tactics and mechanicals. Every four years, the top 100 students of the academy fight their automatons to win the title of “Wisemen” and of the greatest puppeteer.

Just like I told you earlier, cyberpunk indeed does see in the future. It takes us by surprise whether the science has been inspired by the animes made long ago or the anime makers have already predicted the future.

Confused about what I am talking about? Well, read about this anime you will understand it better. Armitage III and Poly-Matrix is an anime set in the far future of 2046.

Due to the overpopulation of Earth, humankind has started its colonization on Mars. With the help of android, the race can eradicate the usual environment of Mars into a more friendly one to live in.

They are all set to invade the planet and form a city by the name of Saint Lowell. Now, this does sound interesting, doesn’t it? And the fact that this anime was released back in 1995 is way surprising.

The first episode of the anime was aired on February 25, 1995. There are been only four episodes which give us more reasons to watch it. The extraction again has been done through a manga of two volumes, by the same name by Zarae Otana and Tatsuya Ikegami.

This one here brings so much fun to the list. Ever wonder what will you do, if you change bodies with a very unwanted person in your life? What will you do about it?

Well, our Princess has got some plans for you. The kingdom of Forland loses its king due to a coup d’etat, but before his death, the king sends off his daughter, Princess Alita Forland on an escape journey.

While running away, the incredibly threatening situation makes the Princess swap bodies with the hunter Falis. The Princess wants to protect the kingdom at any cost. She, then asks Falis to take her place in the kingdom and save people.

And this way, we found our rise to the “Murder Princess” which a very big mouth. The first episode was aired on March 28, 2007, under the license of Funimation.

The source again is a manga. The anime is only six episodes long with 24 minutes each. What more do you want to know? This is just perfect for a short and lovely watch.

Teenage is a very memorable part of everyone’s life. And it turns out best when your teens also bring superpowers to you. Sound interesting? Learn more. A couple of high school kids who just want to have a normal school life start developing a power that turns their normal human-like organs into powerful weapons.

The oblivious kids are fighting off each other without even knowing when and where their weapons will pop out from. They are also not aware of the fact that they are meant to work as a team and fight off the military monsters who want to end humankind.

The weapons are still not a complete team with two of their parts missing. Will they be successful in finding the one they want? And will they fight off the military opponents?

The anime has been released in two seasons, with its first season airing on April 7, 2001. The season ran with 26 episodes and came to an end on September 29 of the same year.

A year after in 2002, the second season came into view. The anime is also a manga adaption with the name “ARMS”. It was written and illustrated by Ryoji Minagawa.

It got serialized in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday in the year 1997. Serialization ran a long way from 1997 to 2002.

Another robot-based anime. The rapid growth in technology led them to the ability where they can create powerful cyborg soldiers. These soldiers were named the “Extended”. Juuzou Inui is also one of these Extended.

The boy was created into one with no memory from his past life. However, once the war comes to an end, he starts a new business where he could take care of Extended-related matters.

And on an unusual day, a huge robotic Extended falls before his door carrying a boy on his back. The Extended has been desperately asking for help. But, what such a giant need help with?

And what’s the matter with the kid? Is this by any chance related to the kidnapping rumor of a child? The questions deepen when he starts doubting the Beruhren Corporation, which was the reason behind all this Extended thing.

Like any other anime on the list, this is also has been adapted from a manga released with the same name in the year 2014. Later on, this manga by Karasuma and Tasuku got animated in the year 2019 with 12 episodes which later on was extended to season two.

Some female lead action? Oh yeah! The female character-oriented animes or storylines have a completely different fan base. Also because it's quite a rare and unique kind of concept in anime.

But, we have got a very interesting one here. The story revolves around Ai Kobayashi, a female warrior who is just back from the global war. She successfully made it through the war and now is in out where she met her former friend and lover, Jurota Kosugi.

She realizes that the boy she loved is now a cyborg resulting from his wounds from the war. She soon also discovers a new cyborg ethnicity, Bioroids. The Bioroids seem to be an eye-sore for the peaceful life of Olympus.

But, what triggers her the most is that the life span of Bioroids is seemed to be shorter and as if something is been controlling that. Hence, she jumps in to investigate this matter.

The movie got released in 2004 under the production company Digital Frontier.

Voicing against evil is quite an impressive thing. And the people who usually do it are indeed commendable. So let us praise these brave souls. An evil person Black Ghost had kidnapped nine men and women and had turned them into cyborg soldiers.

But, are they aware of the number of soldiers that are revolting against them? Oh, they will soon. The anime is a second-time adaptation of the manga Cyborg 009. It got released in the year 1979 and had a run time of 25 minutes.