Foreign players' anime tastes IGN reviews the top 25 best anime works

Recently, the well-known gaming media IGN selected the 25 best anime works of all time. The selection comprehensively considered whether the work has left a mark in the history of anime and whether it has changed the industry or anime genre to some extent. Let's also take a look at how different foreigners' tastes in anime are from ours.

IGN's Best Anime:

Note: This video only shows the top ten, the specific list is shown below .

25. Sailor Moon

The Sailor Moon anime is divided into five series. In 2012, it was announced that a remake would be released to celebrate the 20th anniversary. However, it was delayed until 2014. In terms of plot, although the anime is adapted from the manga, it is almost simultaneous, so there are still many differences in the settings. For example, the most obvious one is that Sailor Mars is more passive, and the plot development is also different. Despite this, the anime can still be said to be an indispensable media for making Sailor Moon so popular, and it has become a classic animation of a generation.

24. "Monthly Girls Nozaki-kun"

Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun (Japanese: 月刊少女野崎くん) is a Japanese four-frame manga by Izumi Tsubaki, which has been serialized twice a month (on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month) on Square Enix's manga website "GANGAN ONLINE" since August 25, 2011. The TV animation began airing in July 2014.

The story tells the story of a high school girl named Chiyo Sakura who finally mustered up the courage to confess her love to Umetaro Nozaki, who was in the same grade as her. However, she received an autograph from Nozaki and an invitation to "come to my house". Although Sakura was confused by the unexpected development, she still went to Nozaki's house with expectation. Unexpectedly, what was waiting for her was the original manga manuscript. Unconsciously, she began to black out the work according to Nozaki's instructions. At this time, Sakura discovered that Nozaki was the famous girl manga artist Yumeno Sakiko.

23. Dragon Ball Z

Dragon Ball Z (Zetto) is the second film in the Dragon Ball series. It is based on the Dragon Ball manga of the same name by the famous Japanese cartoonist Akira Toriyama. It was first broadcast on Fuji TV in Japan on April 19, 1989 and ended on January 31, 1996. The story takes place in the world five years after Dragon Ball and tells the story of Goku and his friends defending the earth.

22. "The Heart of Showa Genroku Rakugo"

The TV animation "Showa Genroku Rakugo Shinju" is adapted from the manga of the same name by Japanese manga artist Kumota Haruko. Unable to forget the "Death God" rakugo piece by the famous Yakumo who he saw at the Rakugo consolation meeting at the prison, Yotaro went straight to the yosei after being released from prison and bowed down in front of Yakumo. Yotaro became a worker and apprentice at Yakumo's residence, but found that a woman named Koharu lived in Yakumo's place. Yakumo and Koharu seemed to have a connection that no one else could touch.

21. Ranma 1/2

This is another work by Rumiko Takahashi following her popular works "Urusei Yatsura" and "The Moment of Gathering" from 1978. It was made into a TV animation in 1989 and is still often rebroadcast on many TV stations today.

Saotome Ranma is a young boy who practices martial arts. He comes to Juquan Township (a fictional place) in Qinghai Province, China to practice martial arts. He accidentally falls into the "Nü Niquan" (also known as Niang Niquan). As a result, he turns into a girl when he encounters cold water, and turns back into a boy when he encounters hot water. His father, friends, and others also turn into pandas, black pigs, cats, ducks, etc. because they have fallen into different springs. This ability to transform has caused them a lot of trouble and made them laugh. The story shows in laughter how the male protagonist wants to reach a higher level of martial arts and The various struggles to get rid of the troubles of transformation also show the innocent feelings between boys and girls who seem to fight with each other but are actually implicit. It is a fighting love comedy manga.

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