Top 60 Best Ecchi Anime Of All Time [The Ultimate Lewd Anime List]

"Bakemonogatari" can be described as a captivating "ghost story" that blends mystery, horror, and supernatural elements, including vampires. Released in 2010, this anime consists of 15 episodes packed with unique storytelling and visual flair.

In addition to its main season, "Bakemonogatari" boasts a prequel, a sequel, an adaptation, a summary anime, and various side stories. This not only expands the universe but also highlights its profound influence on viewers.

The show's impact is evident in its popularity and critical acclaim, securing the impressive 10th spot on our list. Both critics and fans have embraced it, with over 500,000 reviews posted on MyAnimeList.com.

Rated R+ for its intense and graphic content, "Bakemonogatari" follows the journey of Araragi, a high school student who encounters a vampire at his academy. While others are frightened, he courageously steps forward to help.

Despite its remarkable qualities, the anime remains somewhat underrated and could have reached an even broader audience. Still, "Bakemonogatari" stands out as a must-watch in the genre.

"My Dress-Up Darling" is a delightful choice for viewers who appreciate modern storytelling blended with classic ecchi themes.

The series centers on Marin, a vibrant and trend-loving girl, and a shy classmate skilled in crafting traditional dolls by hand. Despite his reserved nature, his ambition is to become a professional doll maker and excel in his unique craft.

While pursuing his dream, he crosses paths with Marin, who invites him to create and sew cosplay costumes for her. Their collaboration leads to charming, amusing, and slightly risqué situations that keep the narrative engaging.

The dynamic between the bashful boy and the uninhibited, beautiful girl brings plenty of entertaining moments, making "My Dress-Up Darling" a must-watch for fans who enjoy lighthearted yet playful anime experiences.

Nisemonogatari masterfully combines elements of mystery with supernatural themes, offering a unique adaptation of the acclaimed light novel series.

Both the anime and its source material have garnered a loyal fan base over the years, with part of the story also adapted into a visual novel experience.

The story’s catalyst is a vampire attack that thrusts protagonist Koyomi and his girlfriend, Hitagi, into the heart of the intrigue. Their dynamic forms the core of the narrative.

Koyomi’s journey leads to stunning revelations about Hitagi, while his sisters, Karen and Tsukihi, initially play supporting roles but gain prominence as the series progresses.

Nisemonogatari is part of a larger universe, featuring a prequel, sequel, and additional side story, enriching the overall experience for viewers.

Kill la Kill is a highly acclaimed anime series consisting of 24 episodes that aired over the course of one year.

Based on its original manga, the series quickly gained widespread popularity thanks to its mysterious themes and comedic undertones.

The show earned numerous accolades for its creators, including the Tokyo Anime Award for Best Character Design (2014), along with notable honors for Storyboard, Soundtrack, Theme Song, Mascot, Female Character, and TV Broadcast Series awards.

The story centers on Ryuko Matoi as she investigates the enigmatic circumstances behind her father's death.

Her journey leads her to an academy, where intensive training and her relentless search for answers intertwine. The series is packed with gripping discoveries, unexpected twists, and thrilling turns.

If you enjoy plot-driven, mystery-filled adventures, Kill la Kill is a must-watch.

No Game, No Life is set after the story of No Game, No Life: Zero and features both a side story and an anime adaptation.

The anime covers the events from the first three volumes of the light novel series and consists of 12 engaging episodes.

The story centers around siblings Sora and Shiro, brilliant gamers who see the world as one big game board where the consequences are much more serious than on a screen.

Their adventure begins when they're challenged by a mysterious user known only as "blank." As they pursue the truth behind this enigmatic figure, they are drawn deeper into a fantastical world governed by games.

The series masterfully blends ecchi moments with strategic gaming, creating a unique and entertaining plot that keeps viewers hooked from start to finish.

"Soul Eater" is a dynamic anime series spanning 51 episodes in its main season, offering viewers a thrilling and engaging experience from start to finish.

The show aired over the course of a year and expanded its universe with a spin-off and additional adaptations, including a concise summary version for new fans.

Set in a school environment, the story takes place at the Death Weapon Meister Academy, presided over by Shinigami, the god of death, giving the anime a strong shounen vibe throughout.

This unique academy trains students to become Death Scythes—living weapons designed to combat evil. The protagonist, Evans, embarks on a quest to defeat all malevolent forces, shaping the heart of the series and driving its action-packed plot.

Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, known in Japanese as Panti & Sutokkingu with Gataberuto, sparked controversy with its explicit violence, graphic scenes, and frequent profanity.

Despite earning a respectable rating, the anime did not reach a broad audience. The original series inspired both an adaptation and a variant anime.

As the source material for this unique concept, it claims the 34th spot on this list due to its rarity and distinctive style.

This series is a parody ecchi anime that cleverly fuses supernatural elements with comedy to create a balanced tone.

The story follows two sisters, Panty and Stocking, who are expelled from Heaven and end up meeting Garterbelt, a priest. Their subsequent adventures focus on their encounters with a variety of bizarre creatures.

"The Devil Is a Part-Timer!" is a hilarious fantasy-comedy anime that explores the unexpected challenges faced by supernatural beings in the human world. Originally released in 2013, the series quickly gained popularity, leading to both a sequel and various adaptations.

Adapted from a light novel, this show skillfully blends fantasy elements with sharp comedic timing. The storyline follows a demon lord who, after being stripped of his power, must navigate the everyday routines of human life.

The series is filled with unexpected twists and clever plot development, keeping viewers engaged and entertained. One of its standout features is its comedic take on mundane daily activities, turning even the simplest chores into laugh-out-loud moments.

Just imagine a once-mighty Satanic King working part-time at a humble café, only to discover that surviving in the corporate world can be even trickier than ruling an empire!

For a deeper dive into "The Devil Is a Part-Timer!", be sure to check out the full article on ENTOIN.

"The Seven Deadly Sins" unfolds in Tachikawa, Japan, during the early months of 2015. Known as a "second metropolis" to Tokyo, Tachikawa is protected by a group called the Gatchaman—warriors equipped with special suits called NOTE, powered by a mystical spiritual energy.

As a grave threat emerges, the Gatchaman face off against Berg Katze, a mysterious alien bent on Earth’s destruction, having already devastated several other planets.

Amidst these dangers, a cheerful and upbeat new recruit named Hajime Ichinose joins their ranks, and together, the team prepares for their most critical mission yet.

Can the Gatchaman defeat this formidable alien foe in time, or will the fate of the planet be sealed?

"Prison School" is a 12-episode anime that premiered in 2015, blending mature Seinen themes with a high school setting for a unique experience.

The story is set at the prestigious Hachimitsu Private Academy, a school famed for its strict discipline and academic excellence.

When the all-girls academy opens its doors to a handful of male students, their mischievous antics quickly land them in hot water after they're caught engaging in questionable activities.

Punished by being sent to the school's prison, the boys must rely on their friendship and brotherhood to survive—albeit explored with plenty of comedic and risqué moments.

Despite its promising setup, the series sometimes struggles to maintain plot relevance, with certain episodes losing narrative focus.

Seitokai Yakuindomo is an ecchi anime blending slice-of-life and comedy, centered on high schooler Takatoshi Tsuda. Seeking convenience, he enrolls at Osai Academy, only to discover it's recently transitioned from an all-girls school to a co-ed one.

Trouble begins on his very first day when Shino Amakusa, the strict student council president, calls him out for not following the proper dress code. This encounter leads Takatoshi to meet other quirky student council members as well.

Recognizing the need for male representation, Shino suggests that Takatoshi join the student council. As a result, he must now juggle council duties while frequently dealing with Shino's risqué humor, the unique challenges posed by his fellow students, and the riotous antics of the council itself.

"Saenai Hiroine no Sodatekata," also known as "How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend," is a story centered on Tomoya, an avid otaku with big dreams. Driven by his passion, he embarks on a journey to create his own game and begins searching for talented individuals to bring his vision to life.

As Tomoya recruits teammates skilled in illustration and scriptwriting, he remains unaware that all of them harbor similar feelings, quietly fueling the story’s drama and humor. The anime blends ecchi and harem genres beautifully to create a compelling narrative.

The show originally aired in 2015 and consists of 12 episodes. It received strong ratings during its mainstream season, earning praise for its character dynamics and humor.

Although reviews were largely positive and highlighted its quality, "Saenai Hiroine no Sodatekata" struggled to gain traction among a broader audience despite its engaging storyline.

"Fairy Tail" stands out as one of the longest-running anime featured on this list, with 175 episodes aired over the course of four years. Not only did it span a significant length, but it also generated a spin-off, a sequel, a side story, and an additional adaptation, expanding its rich universe.

The series brought tremendous acclaim and recognition to its creators, earning prestigious awards such as Animax Asia's Anime of the Year, Best Japanese Anime, Best French Dubbing, and the Manga Grand Prix in 2012.

Set in the fictional land of Flore, the story follows Lucy, a determined mage searching for a powerful gate key. This key is said to open the gateway to the celestial world, but Lucy’s quest leads her into a dangerous trap from which she narrowly escapes.

Her life soon intersects with Natsu, her courageous savior, kicking off an epic adventure filled with action, mystery, shounen excitement, and fantastical elements.

Unusually for a shounen anime, "Fairy Tail" stands out for its heavy inclusion of ecchi themes, earning it a notable spot within the genre while still maintaining mainstream popularity.

The series captivates not just with its engaging story, but with its dynamic characters and immersive world. Overall, "Fairy Tail" is a must-watch for anime fans looking for a blend of adventure, humor, and a touch of lewd ecchi content.

Interspecies Reviewers is a boldly unapologetic ecchi anime, known for its frank humor and wild fantasy elements. It delivers a fast-paced story, blending risqué comedy with an imaginative setting that pushes the boundaries of the genre.

Adapted from its original manga, this anime debuted recently with a concise 12-episode run, staying true to its source material while making a distinctive impression on viewers.

Rated R+, Interspecies Reviewers is clearly intended for mature audiences and has drawn attention—and controversy—for its explicit content. Many critics have even labeled it as bordering on hentai.

Despite this, it has garnered a passionate fanbase, especially among male viewers, who embrace its overt fan service and boundary-pushing humor.

The anime secured the 11th spot on this list due to its unique concept, growing popularity, and the significant impact it made after its release—a testament to its cult status in the ecchi genre.

Chivalry of a Failed Knight is an action-packed drama with strong ecchi elements, making it perfect for fans of suspenseful, fast-paced anime.

The series was well-received by audiences and achieved significant commercial success. The story revolves around a group of gifted individuals known as Blazers.

These Blazers attend Hagun Academy, a prestigious school dedicated to training mage-knights. The main character, Ikki Kurogane, is one of its students.

The anime follows Ikki's inspiring journey of growth, as he forms new friendships and strives to prove himself. It holds the 14th spot on this list due to its remarkable popularity.

"Goblin Slayer" debuted with 12 episodes in its first season, adapting the popular light novel series of the same name.

Following its initial run, the series received both a sequel and a recap release. This action-packed fantasy anime centers on the dangerous world of goblins.

Known for their cunning and treachery, goblins pose a fearsome threat. The story begins when a young priestess joins a group of adventurers to investigate a string of goblin attacks.

Tragically, the party is ambushed, leaving her as the sole survivor. Just as hope fades, she is saved by the enigmatic Goblin Slayer.

The anime quickly sparked widespread discussion and intrigue. Its bold content and intense themes generated significant buzz, making an unforgettable impact with only a handful of episodes.

There's no denying that the attention this anime attracted played a major role in its rise to fame within the anime community.

"Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma" is the standout recommendation from this list—an anime that brilliantly combines the school setting with a unique ecchi flair woven throughout its story.

The first season aired in 2015, featuring 24 episodes, and introduces us to Souma Yukihira as the main character.

Souma is the son of a talented chef who runs his own restaurant. He hones his culinary skills under his father's guidance, helping out with the family business from a young age.

Gifted in the kitchen and eager to serve, Souma's world changes dramatically when his father unexpectedly shuts down their restaurant.

This prompts Souma to enroll in an elite culinary academy renowned for its fierce training and competitive cooking battles known as "food wars."

These high-stakes culinary showdowns push Souma and his classmates to the limit, testing their resolve and creativity in unexpected ways.

The series is more than just passionate cooking—it's about perseverance, rivalry, and culinary artistry with a bold, entertaining twist.

If you're searching for a vibrant, flavor-packed ecchi anime that stands out from the rest, "Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma" offers a delightfully unique watching experience.

How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift? (Dumbbell Nan Kilo Moteru?) stands out as a unique blend of ecchi and sports anime—a pairing not often seen. Its fresh approach makes it a notable entry in the genre.

Infused with slice-of-life elements, the anime offers an engaging and relatable story spread across 12 episodes. The mix of genres adds a distinct charm that keeps viewers interested.

The story follows Hibiki Sakura, a high school girl struggling with her weight. Motivated by her friend Ayaka, Hibiki decides to join a gym to start her fitness journey.

The series humorously portrays Hibiki's surprising and often hilarious experiences as she navigates gym life and meets quirky characters along the way.

Will Hibiki stick with her new lifestyle and find her place at the gym? If you're curious about her adventures, this anime is worth watching to find out!

"Shimoneta: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist" has been reviewed by nearly 322,000 viewers, highlighting its significant popularity among anime fans.

The anime first premiered at Yebisu Garden Place in 2015, introducing audiences to a version of Japan where all forms of immorality have been strictly eradicated.

This society is kept in check by severe laws and constant surveillance, leaving citizens with little personal freedom. The story centers on Tanukichi, a naive young boy drawn into a rebellious group that distributes prohibited, risqué material.

Their actions are strictly forbidden, putting Tanukichi in serious danger. Will he find a way out? The anime skillfully blends seriousness, realism, and humor throughout its episodes.

And, as one might expect, "Shimoneta" features plenty of ecchi content, making it a standout in this genre.

High School DxD is an exciting, provocative anime that follows Issei Hyoudou, a mischievous high schooler with a notorious reputation for being lecherous.

After a fatal encounter with a fallen angel, Issei is brought back to life as a devil and joins the Occult Research Club, where he's surrounded by enchanting and formidable supernatural beings.

The story skillfully balances comedy, romance, and supernatural battles, offering a glimpse into Issei's journey as he discovers his demonic powers amidst fierce battles among rival factions.

High School DxD stands out with its mix of risqué humor, dynamic action sequences, and an engrossing plot—making it a top pick for fans who enjoy both supernatural thrills and playful fan service.

More than just an ecchi anime, this series captivates with its imaginative storytelling, impressive world-building, and a cast of memorable characters. Everything comes together to create a truly compelling viewing experience.

Mayo Chiki! is a light-hearted and romantic comedy anime series that centres around the life of Sakamachi Kinjiro, a high school student with a peculiar condition. Kinjiro suffers from gynophobia, an extreme fear of women.

His world is turned upside down when he discovers the secret of Subaru Konoe, a popular and seemingly perfect student who is actually a girl disguised as a boy.

Together, they navigate humorous misunderstandings, awkward situations, and unexpected romantic developments. Mayo Chiki! combines comedic moments, romantic entanglements, and a touch of ecchi humour, providing an entertaining and amusing experience for fans of slice-of-life and romantic comedies.

Sora no Otoshimono, as it was known in Japan is a shounen ecchi drama anime.

It’s a rich comical experience that the anime offers. The plot could confuse you to believe that it’s a serious romantic series.

Tomoki is a child, who plays a major role, here. His dreams are occupied by a fairy-like creature.

Though he is not worried, his friend is concerned. So he tries to get the help of a sky angel.

That’s when Tomoki realizes that he is a master to someone from the sky. It can also be called a reverse Isekai mystery anime.

Boku wa Tomodachi ga sukunai means that ‘I don’t have many friends. It’s a slice of life anime with an ecchi theme dominating it.

Slice of life animes generally has very little as a plot. They are open-ended or cut out parts of their lives.

It had 12 episodes in its main season. The series also inspired a visual novel creation.

There is a live-action film also, which came out later. Apart from this, it had a prequel, sequel, side story, and an adaptation.

It’s exactly why it ranked higher, on this list. It showed the life of Kodaka Hasegawa who joins a new school.

He had a lot of hopes. Unfortunately, it was crushed as he got labeled as a delinquent.

Will he make it out and earn a reputation?

Kuzu no honkai means ‘scum’s wish’. Unlike the previous one, this is a seinen ecchi combination.

It had 12 episodes in the main season. It is an adaptation of its manga.

It delves into the lives of a couple – Hanabi and Mugi. They both seem like the ideal couple but there’s something unknown.

They long to live with people whom they can’t be with. Both of them had different partners in their minds.

This makes it dramatic and has very little romance. Ultimately they try to get along with each other.

These conflicting emotions and dramas are what made it rank 12, on this list.

Lord Marksman and Vanadis is also a comedy and romance combination. It is an adaptation of its light novel series under the same name. The adventurous moment makes it thrilling to watch.

Elen is the lead character in this anime. His life and kingdom is the central theme of the anime. New alliances, strategies, and comebacks make it interesting.

If you love conspiracies, this is a must-watch.

Trinity Seven is an urban fantasy-based romantic comedy that revolves around Arata Kasuga, a teenager living with his cousin Hijiri Kasuga.

However, one fine day, a black sun appears in the sky, destroying their city and dissolving all citizens. Before Hijiri too disappears, she gives him a magic book using which he unconsciously creates an illusion of the former city along with Hijiri.

Sometime later, Lilith Asami, a sorceress appears, freeing him from the illusion and giving him the choice to either destroy the book and lose all memory of everything that happened or die.

He opts for neither, choosing to become a mage instead so that he's able to bring Hijiri back. Lilith introduces him to the Royal Biblia School wherein the headmaster informs him that to get Hijiri back, he’ll have to collaborate with seven of the strongest sorceresses in school.

Will Arata be able to fulfil this collaboration and bring back Hijiri or is there more to this collaboration?

Highschool of the Dead is a series of 12 episodes. It is sourced from the manga and had an adaptation and a side story.

Though it is a half Hentai anime, it is not obsessive. Takashi Kimuro is the best chance the planet has when a crisis occurs.

This is when the Earth comes under attack by a zombie plague. Though he’s helpless, he tries to protect people.

The zombie pandemic meanwhile goes on. Kimuro then sees a world that is half dead.

The ecchi part of the anime is only in these specific areas. If you have enjoyed World War Z, this is for you.

Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! Had 12 episodes and a sequel. It was released in 2020.

This is also a slice of life depiction with less plot relevance. However, the creators did not leave it loose ended.

They incorporated humor to bring the monotonous plot alive. The ecchi element is added as a part of it.

It tells the tale of Hana Uzaki. She meets Shinichi, who is a club attendee.

Her company with him causes a lot of trouble for her. However, she does not stop communicating or meeting him.

Watch this for a good mix of comedy and ecchi.

Strike the Blood was banned in China for violence and immorality. This controversy made the series much more popular.

Though it found reluctant acceptance, it was hard to break through. Its side story, sequel, and adaptation also faced the same consequences.

It’s a horror fantasy anime with vampires. The story that it followed is adapted from its light novels.

It shows the story of the Lion Organization. The spotlight of this story is focused on Yukina and Koujou.

Their encounters and experiences are portrayed here. This is a fairly long anime series that had 24 episodes.

It aired over 2 years between 2013 and 2014. It also had some more side stories based on this same source material.

However, they weren’t as popular as this one.

A supernatural comedy, Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs is about Kogarashi Fuyuzora, who's been plagued by ghosts since childhood.

These ghosts would possess him, causing severe distraction in his life, and making it difficult for him to go back to normalcy.

Once, he ends up saving a man who offers him residence in his haunted mansion where the rent is really low and he has the option of making it completely free if he's able to remove the ghost.

However, turns out that this ghost is in fact a pretty girl named Yuna Yunohana. So, what does Koragashi do next?

Don’t confuse this one with the vocal group named Backstreet Boys. Back Street Girls: Gokudolls is a 17+-rated anime that came out in 2018.

It had 10 episodes under its main season. Are you a yakuza fan? This anime is all about them.

It deals with the dirty world of organ trade and trafficking. If you are not aware of sexual reassignment, this anime will teach you what it’s.

A yakuza’s mindset is tough. Hormones and surgeries can’t crush their valor and might. Their roles as pop stars continue in the backdrop of this.

What will be their fate?

Gleipnir is a seinen anime that is not that viewer-friendly. It has some scenes of violence and abuse.

It’s a relatively new anime which is also why it ranks high. It was released in 2020 as 13 episodes.

It had supernaturalism and mystery in the plot, apart from ecchi. It’s an adaptation of its manga.

Shuuichi Kagaya is an average school student, in this story. However, he suffers from transformation syndrome.

He becomes a monster at times. However, it helped him save a girl named Claire from a building fire.

She realizes his double identity and threatens to blackmail him. This is because she has a secret mission to accomplish.

What would it be?

A comedy and fantasy-based ecchi, Monster Musume deals with how the Japanese government has been keeping the existence of mythical creatures like lamias, centaurs, and harpies a secret.

We are taken for context three years before the beginning of the actual story, wherein the government acknowledges their existence and grants them a legal pass called the ‘Interspecies Cultural Exchange Act.’ Ever since, these species have become a part of the human world, existing with regular families as visitors and exchange students.

Kurusu Kimihito who hadn't volunteered initially ends up housing several female liminal of different species. However, a change in the co-existing laws wherein all the liminal are notified that Kimihito will have to marry one of them on a trial basis, due to anticipatory changes in law between human-liminal relationships.

What happens when the tenants battle it out to be the chosen one?

Hip Whip Girl: Keijo!!!!!! is a 2016 anime that had 12 episodes. It’s a satire packaged as a sports shounen anime.

This does not mean it’s not an ecchi anime. The relevance of ecchi is pivotal in this anime’s plot.

The story is quite simple and is an underdog saga. It was mainly a fan service anime adapted from its manga.

It shows a competitive sport named Keijo. Nozomi tries her hand in it to save her family from poverty.

As luck favors her, she wins in the debut. This motivates her to continue. Soon, she becomes a serious contender.

Her journey teaches that it needs mental strength too.

To LOVE Ru is a harem and science fiction-based romantic comedy. It is about a young teenager named Rito Yuki, who’s in love with his classmate Haruna Sairenji but is unable to ever confess because something or the other keeps cropping up like a curse, every time he tries to.

However, one fine day, while taking a bath, a girl suddenly falls inside the tub with him. Turns out, it is Princess Lala Satalin Deviluke, the heir to the throne of Deviluke.

Incidentally, the princess falls in love with Rito and urges him to take her as his fiancé so that she can stay back on Earth.

So, will Rito fall for her and forget Haruna? And in this quest, will he also be able to ensure that the princess doesn’t have to return to a father who’s pressuring her to marry someone from Deviluke?

Is there more than what meets the eye, with the princess?

Ore no imouto ga konna ni kawaii wake ga Nai means ‘my little sister can’t be this cute’.

It’s a 2013 anime that had 13 thrilling episodes. Though it was seen as an ecchi anime, it had tinges of comedy and romance.

The plot shows Kousaka, the protagonist’s struggles within her family. The story shows how she gets close to her friends.

Her brother has the role of a patriarch in this. His story is a subplot to this anime.

If you’re an otaku fan, you must watch this. The best part of the anime is its subtlety in portraying taboos.

It’s a must-watch if you really like the semi-Hentai portrayals in an anime.

Gakusen Toshi asterisk is one of those animes which had the first announcement outside Japan.

Its release was declared at an American Anime convention. The anime is based on its light novels’ volumes 1 to 3.

The harem anime also blended the supernatural aspects of it. Anyway, it’s easy for a creator to alternate a harem and ecchi.

Though this was designed for young viewers, it wasn’t that friendly. It showed the after-effects of a disaster.

Life after a catastrophe will never be easy. The life of Ayato Amagiri is one such.

Her experiences at Seidoukan Academy and the elites there fill the anime with thrill and wonder.

Ao-chan Can't Study is a Shounen anime with an ecchi touch. This is also an experiment that the creators tried.

It had only one adaptation which was not a success. It was originally taken from its manga.

Kijima and Ao Horie are the central characters. They dabble in the world of erotica, lust, and deceit.

Even though Kijima is careful, she finds herself in a tough spot. This is after she made the mistake of confessing.

Now, she has to ward off the consequences. This starts to take a toll on her studies.

It seems like the end of the world for her. This part of the anime is best described and directed.

Will she escape this disgraceful situation?

Ikki Tousen is a martial arts anime. Ecchi makes only a small part of this plot.

But, it is pivotal or the plot would not go well. It tells the tale of family conflicts, domestic troubles, and worldly matters.

It had a prequel, a sequel, and an adaptation. Ikki Tousen means great guardians, in Japanese.

Hakafu – the protagonist is having a challenging life ahead. The 12 episodes show her fight those tournaments.

She wins over all the obstacles. She suddenly discovers that she had a sister who was unknown to her.

It was the plot twist that made the viewers stay engaged. The issues at home make life harder.

Will she win over all this?

Freezing Vibration is a Seinen anime that came out in 2013. It had all traits of Seinen.

Action, military, martial arts, combat, and science fiction are all combined with the ecchi genre. This anime is an adaptation of its manga volumes 7 – 14.

Yes, it had a prequel. Apart from the 12 episodes it even had a side story.

This went unnoticed by many fans. It tells the tale of Chevalier during the 10th nova clash.

The plot is simple and realistic. But, the real impact is in the narration and sequences.

This is the crux of the anime. If you have not watched its prequel, Freezing, you’ll miss out on a lot.

It’s because that part covers the first 7 manga volumes. It’s ranked higher than others with better ratings because of its storyline.

A seinen anime, Kiss x sis is about a brother and two sisters. It is regarded as a pure ecchi anime.

The incest between them is normalized here and it borders Hentai. This is why it’s rated R+.

It is an adaptation of its manga which also had a side story. It shows the immorality blending with the innocence of the characters.

There is a Christmas episode which was the one that most fans claimed to like.

It garnered a lot of reviews and could find a cult fandom. This is what makes it rank higher on this list.

Netoge no Yome wa Onnanoko ja Nai to Omotta? was its Japanese title. It’s a much minor friendly anime, compared to the previous ones.

Its 12 episodes are fun and frolic, filled with schooling and games.

This anime seemed to be a tough one to classify. It subtly combined ecchi into the school vibe. However, the blending of the game into it was more attractive than the ecchi angle.

The tale shows the virtual gaming life of Hideki Nishimura. It shows the pitfalls of online identity scams in gaming.

Later, Nishimura finds himself between many real females, while he assumed the opposite.

Rosario+Vampire is a supernatural romantic comedy that is about an unremarkable boy named Tsukune Aono, who sadly fails in each of his high school entrance exams.

Coincidentally, his father comes across an advertisement for Yokai High School, a high school for monsters and he's provided admission there.

Tsukune meets Moka Akashiya here. She's a beautiful and angelic-looking girl with a split personality and strong vampire powers. As for Tsukune, his powers are revealed the moment the rosary on his is torn off.

Pairing with Moka, Tsukune sets out to fight several monsters and make several friends along the way.

Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou is an adaptation of its light novel. It had 12 episodes and a side story and an adaptation each.

If you don’t like action and fantasy together, this is not for you. The plot is simple but emotionally charged.

That’s why we have ranked it here. It’s about Akuto Sai who decide to join Constant Magic Academy. He meets a ninja named Junko there. Being idealists, they decide to make the world better.

However, a wizard prophesies that Akuto would become a demon king. This causes a strain on their friendship. The ecchi–harem part comes here, as he tries to rise and get strong.

Shinmai Maou no Testament had an interesting plot behind it. It combined ecchi with action and demonology.

The 12 episodes were serious and kept the fans engaged. The anime is an adaptation of its light novel series which was popular.

Other than that, it had a sequel and an adaptation release. This series covered only the first 3 volumes of the light novels.

It told the tale of Basara Toujou whose father brought 2 girls one day. They were Mio and Maria.

Though Basara does not like them initially, he mellows down later. He pledges to protect his family.

The enemies being demons were hard to defeat. Will Basara succeed in this mission?

A lot of people consider it to be very similar to High School DxD.

And while there might be some truth to it, in reality, the show is fairly different from other anime in its category and offers an experience that will be memorable as an original instead of a fake or remake. 

Plunderer may not have found many reviews. But, it has ranked high, here due to many reasons.

It was predominantly shounen. This led to the good incorporation of the ecchi theme. Its fantasy and action parts were part of the turning points of the plot.

It tells the tale of Alcia – a fictional land. The people of the land have different counts.

These counts rank them in the hierarchy. Hina is one such inhabitant. The anime shows how she embarks on a journey.

It was to find out more about her deceased mother. The world of Abyss and Aces is what they discover with her.

She is not alone as the villagers also accompany her. A shocking secret also awaits them.

Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero was popular for its fantasy theme. Though it had very little ecchi, it ranked higher here.

The reason for that is its awesome direction and reviews. The anime had moderately graphical scenes.

It talks about Samson's Syndrome. This is a condition that lets people travel to other worlds.

This part is Isekai, to be precise. Akatsuki decides to return after a long stay outside.

He also has a companion. Later, the anime shows his life after the return. It points mainly to his school – Babel.

There, they have a clash with some powerful council leaders.

Saijaku muhai no Bahamut, as it is known in Japanese is a 2016 anime. It was the fourth anime project dedicated to the creators.

By the way, it is created by the GA Bunko imprint. The anime marked its 10th anniversary.

It tells the tale of a prince – Lux. He got into controversy and then fought a challenge.

Later, Lux joins an academy to train. He becomes the only male member to attend a female-only academy.

The anime covered a wide range of genres. Apart from ecchi, it had some harem and romance.

Its action scenes were also well known. But, this was not enough for it to make it to the top.

Keep reading for more ecchi anime.

Do you like Sci-Fi and Mecha animes that are action-packed? If so, this is for you.

Though it’s more of an ecchi harem anime, the plot won’t be single-colored. Infinite Stratos is a weapon that can be operated only by a woman.

It’s so destructive that there are international treaties to control its use. But, there’s a boy who knows, how to operate it.

This is how Ichika Orimura joins an all-female academy for training. His life at the academy, training, and friendships are also part of the anime.

Though it became a household name, it did not gain outstanding ratings. But, its light novel became much more popular.

Nande Koko ni Sensei ga!? is a 2019 anime that enthralled the viewers with comedy and suspense.

It had 12 episodes that made the viewers feel that the plot was spontaneous. It could garner very few positive responses though it wasn’t a commercial loss.

Satou and his teacher Kojima are the anchors who take the plot. The plot was wild showing a relation between the two.

However, there wasn’t much apart from the usual Seinen stuff and some school-based themes.

It inspired an adaptation and a side story. But, even these were unheard of until recently.

Cat Planet Cuties is also known as Asobi ni ikuyo. It is an ecchi anime that is rated R+.

Like most ecchi plots, this is also a combo of drama and romance. It had 12 episodes and it first aired in 2010.

But, it does not feel like the contemporary animes of those days. The reason for naming it so is because of the female characters.

The protagonist is a male – Kio. Kio befriends a cat-like creature. He later finds himself in a tug of war.

Will he and Eris, the cat lady survive? Go now and find out.

Okusama ga seitokaichou means ‘My wife is the student Council President’. This anime had only 12 episodes and is aired in 2015.

It was rated R+. The issue of mild nudity sparked trouble for the makers. Hayato Izumi is the male protagonist in this series.

Ui Wakana, the female protagonist defeats him in a school election. He faces trouble adjusting back to ordinary life.

The turn of events later makes the anime interesting and colorful. The tale is more of a secret relationship story with some comedy and romance.

Will others find out about them? Watch to see some action-packed scenes too!

So, I Can't Play H! is a supernatural ecchi anime. It was the adaptation of its light novels.

It also has a horror story as a subplot. But, do not fear, the comedy aspect of it will leave you laughing.

It had an adaptation, a sequel, and a summary series. Its 12 episodes are a roller coaster ride of emotions.

It deals with the God of Death – Shinigami. Shinigami appears in the form of Lisara.

Lisara tries to stay in this world and searches for a host. This is where Kaga comes in.

She sucks out Kaga’s lust and libido. This leaves him uninterested and lonely. There is mild nudity in this anime.

Absolute Duo came under fire for its graphic scenes. This led to its rating becoming 17+.

It signifies a substantial amount of violence and profanity. The 12 episodes were first aired in 2015.

But, the first screening was not on TV. It is at a theatre in Tokyo in the year 2014.

It is an adaptation of its light novel that goes by the same name. Absolute Duo is a status or a position.

It is granted to very few in the Kouryou Academy High School. Kokonoe joins the academy to power up.

He had lost his sister and friends. They were murdered. The anime shows his struggle to rise and defeat the unknown enemy.

Hundred is a 2016 anime that had 12 episodes in the main season. This is one of the few ecchi anime that had the Sci-Fi genre mixed.

Mecha and action enhanced the plot. It garnered good reviews and responses from fans. It is an adaptation of Jun Misaki’s light novel series.

Hundred in this anime is the name of a weapon. It’s a lifesaver for mankind when the savages attack them.

Hayato Kisaragi, the protagonist survives such an attack and then emerges as a hero. Hayato then joins Little Garden.

It’s an academy to train the inmates with combat skills. His life at the academy with his female peers makes the rest of the story.

Maken-Ki! Battling Venus is filmed based on its manga. This is another romantic comedy set in the ecchi and harem theme.

Why would it rank on top, here? It’s because of the combat and action scenes.

Though it was dismissed as a fan service show, it managed to get many reviews.

This means that it could even attract new viewers. If you are interested, you must watch its Sequel and Adaptations.

Takeru, like everyone, wants a Maken. A Maken is a magical ability to win in duels.

However, he joins an all-girls academy. Will he find his Maken, there?

Kampfer is an action and harem-based romantic comedy. It is about an average high school student named Natsuru Seno, who wakes up one morning to find himself as a girl!

What adds to the absurdity is when he sees his stuffed tiger named Harakiri Tora, moving and speaking to him!

Soon he realizes that he's become a Kampfer under a contract, as is symbolized by his blue bracelet. Hoping for all this to be a dream, he wakes up the next morning to find himself back to his usual self, wherein he goes to meet his friends in school.

However, on being attacked by Akane Mishima (another transformed Kampfer) his bracelet begins to glow and he rushes out of sight, remembering that the moment the bracelet glows, he changes form too.

A problem begins to arise when Natsuru has difficulty controlling his transformation. Soon, they realize that the bracelets represent factions and they're to fight with those of the red and white bracelet team.

What lies ahead for these Kampfers next then?

Yosuga no sora is a 12-episode-long anime that aired in 2010. It was categorized as R+ due to the mild nudity involved.

It was called ‘half hentai’ by some reviewers, too. But it was something between Ecchi and Harem, to be precise.

This is an adaptation of its visual novel. It shows the story of Haruka and Kasugano who return home.

They were orphans and intended to spend time in the countryside. It is also the place where their grandfather lived.

But, soon after they moved in they experienced something strange. They started feeling unknown emotions.

Watch the anime to know more!