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Lists about the most popular, memorable, and complicated characters in anime across all genres.

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For most people, losing their lives is the worst thing they could possibly imagine - but in anime, there are some things that are worse than that.&nbsp;

Anime characters who suffer a fate worse than death are sometimes immortal, like Joseph from&nbsp;<a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/why-you-should-watch-ancient-magus-bride/anna-lindwasser?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">The Ancient Magus</a> Bride&nbsp;or Hidan from&nbsp;Naruto.&nbsp;These characters must endure situations that would destroy anyone else, for eternity. Other characters like Rika Furude of&nbsp;Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni&nbsp;are forced to repeat the same terrible experiences on an endless loop. Others, like Ymir of&nbsp;Attack on Titan,&nbsp;lose&nbsp;their sense of self entirely. All of them suffer immeasurably, to the point where passing away would be a relief.&nbsp;

The fact that a character is featured on this list doesn&#39;t necessarily imply that they shouldn&#39;t be alive - and it&nbsp;definitely&nbsp;doesn&#39;t imply anything about people in the real world who might have gone through more realistic versions of some of these experiences. It just means that what these characters have endured&nbsp;is so horrible that most people would not be able to bear it.&nbsp;

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The <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-anime-world-to-live-in/anna-lindwasser?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">world of anime</a> has a wide spectrum of various&nbsp;character types,&nbsp;whether it's an action series with strong heroes and the occasional&nbsp;clumsy friend, or a slice of life comedy with a slew of interesting oddballs. Have you ever seen any of these characters and wonder if they'd be someone you'd want to hang out and relax with, or&nbsp;have fun around town with? Well, this is your chance to think of which characters would best be suited to hang out with.&nbsp;&nbsp;This list gives you 30 of the many characters that someone might want to get drunk with, either because it would be funny or down-right crazy. Vote up which characters you'd most want to get drunk with and reminisce on the hilarity of these characters and think about what they'd be like with a little liquor in them (it sure wouldn't be boring).&nbsp;

Far too many anime series have useless&nbsp;side characters that fans hate and protagonists begrudgingly put with. Many people complain about how they're weak, how they harm the protagonists, or just, you know, serve no purpose at all. These usless sidekicks in anime, at their best, don't really do anything.&nbsp;People can make some really great arguments as to why these characters served some purpose to the plot.&nbsp;What one person thinks is a useless trait or quality might not be seen as useless to another... but seriously, some of these tangential characters could&nbsp;truly get under your skin with their&nbsp;pathetic existence.&nbsp;The side characters&nbsp;listed below are the ones that get the absolute worst complaints, and frankly, most of them deserve it.&nbsp;

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Sure, we all love anime for its fantastic animation and high-quality story capabilities, but let's be honest. As we watch, we can't help but laugh at all that ridiculous anime hair. A story you're completely invested in can come grinding to a halt because a new character shows up with drills on the sides of her head. You get distracted wondering&nbsp;how in the heck they do that every morning. Check out the list below for <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/worst-anime-of-all-time/anna-lindwasser?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the worst anime</a> hairstyles ever drawn, and vote up the one you think is the most ridiculous... or perhaps would want yourself.&nbsp;

Anime characters don't always look their age. Sometimes it's a case of early puberty, as is true for&nbsp;Hotaru Ichijō of Non Non Biyori.&nbsp;Other times, puberty shows up later than it should, as is Honey-senpai's problem in&nbsp;Ouran Host Club. Every so often, a character's appearance is utterly inexplicable. In&nbsp;Masamune-kun's&nbsp;Revenge,&nbsp;Kinue&nbsp;Hayase&nbsp;is the&nbsp;42-year-old&nbsp;mother of two teenagers, but she looks exactly like <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/little-girl-movies/ranker-film?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">a little girl</a>.&nbsp;Excluding characters who are thousands of years old,&nbsp;here are a selection of anime&nbsp;characters whose physical appearances don't match up with their age.&nbsp;

We might not all be party animals, but who&nbsp;doesn't mind getting down every once in a while—especially if the&nbsp;soiree includes your favorite anime characters as guests?Which anime characters you want to party with likely depends on a combination of factors, such as how you like to socialize and the level of debauchery you're willing to indulge in.&nbsp;Would you enjoy the company of anime party animals like Ryuujirou&nbsp;Kotobuki from&nbsp;Grand Blue, who will physically drag you into his frat boy shenanigans no matter how tight-laced you think you are? Or would&nbsp;you prefer chiller vibes,&nbsp;like what you get when you hang with Toji&nbsp;Kanzaki from&nbsp;Yowamushi Pedal?&nbsp;No matter what your preference, it's fun to imagine what partying with anime characters might be like.&nbsp;

Himura Kenshin

It's inevitable in almost any show you watch, but what are <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/saddest-anime-series-of-all-time/ranker-anime?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the saddest anime</a> deaths of all time? For this list we're ranking anime deaths that made you cry, or at least made you feel really sad. Since it's the funeral that often makes these deaths so sad, this list is also kind of a ranking of the saddest anime funerals of all time. There are a few that come to mind when you talk about sad anime funerals, but Maes Hughes from Fullmetal Alchemist has always stood out as particularly sad (mostly because his young daughter doesn't understand what is happening when the casket is lowered into the ground.)Please vote for the anime characters deaths that made you cry, and add any to the list if that character is not already here.

Plenty of <a href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/my-top-10-favorite-anime-characters" target="_blank">anime characters</a> don't have sex –&nbsp;after all, a lot&nbsp;of it is aimed at <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-kids-anime-v1/ranker-anime" target="_blank">kids and teenagers</a>, and the series&nbsp;aimed at adults still doesn't usually get explicit. That said,&nbsp;it's pretty rare to come across a character who makes it clear that they aren't interested, and rarer still to find an anime character who actually identifies themselves as asexual.<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asexuality" target="_blank">Asexuality</a> refers to a lack of sexual attraction, or a low or nonexistent desire to engage in sexual activities. This is distinct from celibacy, which is a conscious decision to abstain from sex, despite the presence of sexual attraction. Asexuals can, and often&nbsp;do&nbsp;have sex. Sometimes, it's for procreation. Sometimes, it's for the same reason that people who aren't really into hiking will hit the trail with their significant other –&nbsp;they want to make the other person happy and participate in activities they enjoy. They can have romantic&nbsp;relationships –&nbsp;though <a href="https://asexualagenda.wordpress.com/2013/02/16/talking-about-asexuality-in-japanese/" target="_blank">in Japan</a>, the term &quot;asexual&quot; tends to refer to people who are both asexual&nbsp;and&nbsp;aromantic, while the term &quot;nonsexual&quot; means people who have relationships without sex.This list focuses on anime characters who are&nbsp;probably&nbsp;asexual, based on their behavior, their words, or what their creators have said about them.&nbsp;Because of said rarity,&nbsp;much of this is up for interpretation.The characters on this list exhibit a distinct lack of interest in sexual activity, but what that means about the character's sexuality isn't always clear - it's difficult to find confirmed asexual anime characters. Also, some of these representations aren't exactly positive, and may even be offensive. Vote to let the world know which interpretations you agree with, and which you don't.

Why is it that so many of the <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/my-top-10-favorite-anime-characters?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">best anime characters</a> are angered extremely easily? This list ranks the 30+ greatest angry anime characters of all time, with the help of your votes. Is Edward Elric&nbsp;from Fullmetal Alchemist the #1 anime hot head? Whatever you do, don't call him short. What about other legendary anime hot heads like Vegeta, Natsu, and Kamina? So many amazing anime characters get angry easily, which makes this list particularly hard to rank. Vote up your favorite angry anime characters below, and contribute to the list by adding your own hot-headed anime characters.

While <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/unsettling-anime-antagonists/anna-lindwasser" target="_blank">anime villains</a>&nbsp;are capable of&nbsp;profoundly unsettling acts of treachery, not every antagonist&nbsp;is&nbsp;easily understood as good or evil. Some characters are constantly oscillating between sides, and following up horrible deeds with <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/random-acts-of-kindness-caught-on-camera/nathandavidson?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">incredible acts of kindness</a>.&nbsp;Others exist in a perpetual gray area, as they commit atrocities&nbsp;in the name of an unarguably noble cause. Morally ambiguous&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/my-top-10-favorite-anime-characters" target="_blank">anime characters</a> are complex, multi-dimensional figures&nbsp;who keep viewers guessing (and arguing) about their true intentions.

One of the great things about anime is that typically, shows will feature <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/my-top-10-favorite-anime-characters" target="_blank">a wonderful cast of&nbsp;supporting characters</a> with which to identify. The worst thing about anime, however, is that if you can't stomach the main protagonist, waiting for your favorite supporting character to show up can be excruciating.This problem intensifies when supporting characters who were originally important to the story end up being forgotten by the shows creators. Naruto and <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/why-dragon-ball-z-sucks/stephanroget?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Dragon Ball Z</a> are two famous examples of anime where the supporting cast was increasingly underutilized as the show&nbsp;progressed, much to the&nbsp;dismay of fans. In times like these, you have to wonder how bad it is to wish&nbsp;death upon&nbsp;the hero of your favorite show.&nbsp;Following this line of thought, here are 15 supporting anime characters that —&nbsp;intentionally or not —&nbsp;ended up outshining the&nbsp;protagonist. Despite their lack of screen time, these side characters are&nbsp;more compelling&nbsp;than the show's&nbsp;main attraction.&nbsp;

There are some seriously <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/most-dysfunctional-anime-families/crystal-brackett" target="_blank">dysfunctional anime families</a> out there, and the fault usually lies with the horrible anime parents. Shockingly, not all of them are the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/worst-yu-gi-oh-parents/anna-lindwasser" target="_blank">terrible parents from&nbsp;</a><a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/worst-yu-gi-oh-parents/anna-lindwasser" target="_blank">Yu-Gi-Oh!</a>.&nbsp;In fact, you&#39;ll find bad parenting in anime of all kinds, from <a href="https://myanimelist.net/anime/226/Elfen_Lied" target="_blank">Elfen&nbsp;Lied</a> to <a href="https://myanimelist.net/anime/527/Pokemon" target="_blank">Pok&eacute;mon</a>.&nbsp;This seems to be a recurring trope of the animation realm in general, as American networks&nbsp;also boast some of the <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/worst-cartoon-parents/tracey-graham" target="_blank">worst cartoon parents</a> on television.

Whether they&#39;re forcing their kids to commit suicide for insurance money or&nbsp;transforming them against their will into man-eating monsters, bad parenting in anime is rampant. In fact, it&#39;s probably more common than good parenting. Let&#39;s learn about the worst parents in anime, and pray that their barbarous parenting techniques never transfer over to the real world.&nbsp;

Jealousy often pushes people to unorthodox, possessive actions, so anime characters with jealousy issues&nbsp;can drive a storyline.In some cases, a character's thirst for superiority prompts them&nbsp;to work hard and improve themselves. Mello from&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ranker.com/review/death-note/832061" target="_blank">Death Note</a>&nbsp;probably wouldn't have developed his logical thinking skills if he weren't constantly pitting himself against Near. While his ceaseless envy does lead&nbsp;him to join gangs and kidnap civilians, the expectations placed upon him at a young age make him seem like a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/sympathetic-anime-villains/leo-reyna" target="_blank">sympathetic&nbsp;villain</a>.Unfortunately, Mello is a rare case, as plenty of jealous anime characters push the limits of acceptable behavior. In&nbsp;Shuffle!&nbsp;Kaede&nbsp;Fuyou becomes wildly jealous&nbsp;of any girl her beloved Rin talks to, leading&nbsp;her to violent behavior.Whatever form it takes, jealousy is a human emotion, and although its&nbsp;presence can make a character unlikable, that doesn't mean they're not relatable.&nbsp;

For a genre often associated with beloved heroes like Sailor Moon or Goku, anime often makes their protagonists commit horrible atrocities. Unlike <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/anime-with-villain-protagonists/anna-lindwasser" target="_blank">anime that follow villains</a>, anime with complicated heroes do not necessarily set out to create sympathetic characters; some of these &quot;heroes&quot; are just not great people.&nbsp;

Some&nbsp;anime heroes who did something bad have one or two minor transgressions on their rap sheet. Joey Wheeler&nbsp;of&nbsp;Yu-Gi-Oh!&nbsp;tormented Yugi for about&nbsp;two episodes, but he gets&nbsp;his act together and becomes a good friend. Other <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/morally-ambiguous-anime-characters/anna-lindwasser" target="_blank">morally ambiguous</a> anime good guys commit more serious misdeeds, ones that can be hard to overlook. Guts of&nbsp;Berserk&nbsp;slays hundreds of people, eventually betraying&nbsp;a person he loves in one of the most egregious ways possible.

Anime protagonists&nbsp;who do terrible things can sometimes be hard to root for, but sometimes&nbsp;their actions serve to tell something larger about the storyline. However, that only provides justification for a few of these immoral anime heroes.

Anime fans don&#39;t exclusively love characters who are good people. In fact, there are a ton of beloved anime characters who are bad people. This doesn&#39;t mean that they&#39;re bad characters - some of them are among the <a href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/my-top-10-favorite-anime-characters" target="_blank">best anime characters</a> ever created. What it does mean is that they&#39;ve done some seriously messed up things.&nbsp;

Sometimes, it can be frustrating when other fans love a character whose bad behavior makes you cringe. This is most common when people let the character&#39;s bad traits slide. Sometimes they may also celebrate the character as if they&#39;re some kind of saint - if you were grossed out by&nbsp;Miroku&#39;s&nbsp;wandering hands, you probably aren&#39;t super thrilled about the&nbsp;Inuyasha&nbsp;fandom&#39;s fondness for him.

At other times, it&#39;s the character&#39;s motivation that makes them fascinating - Revy from&nbsp;Black Lagoon&nbsp;may be a vicious mercenary, but the reasons for her bad&nbsp;behavior actually make a lot of sense. Viewers might also delight in the badness itself - watching Hisoka do his thing is one of the most fun parts of&nbsp;H X H.&nbsp;

Names

When it comes to anime, the attention to detail extends far beyond the vibrant illustrations and in-depth plotlines. Anime character name meanings often relate to either to a character's role in the story, their interests, or their personality. Because names can be written using a variety of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanji" target="_blank">kanji</a>, one can theoretically&nbsp;turn a seemingly ordinary Japanese name like Yusuke&nbsp;into one that's thematically appropriate for the protagonist of Yu Yu Hakusho - a name that means &quot;ghost.&quot; Some names are even more clever than that - Ryuuko Matoi from&nbsp;Kill la Kill&nbsp;has a name with eight different meanings. A character's name is as important as any other detail in revealing who they are, so let's look at some interesting examples.

Secrets

The best anime stories create a sense of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-thriller-anime/ranker-anime" target="_blank">suspense</a>, often by featuring a character who's harboring a secret. Whether it's a kid who doesn't want anyone to know that he called himself &quot;Dark Flame Master&quot; in middle school, or a bunch of teenagers who join&nbsp;the military without mentioning to the higher-ups that they're actually man-eating monsters, anime characters with secrets have explosive plot potential.Tension builds quickly&nbsp;when viewers know a secret before the rest of the show's cast have any idea what's really going on.&nbsp;Other times, viewers are left in the dark, and get to react with the rest of the cast&nbsp;when the secret drops. No matter what, the unraveling of a juicy secret&nbsp;always makes for a good story.&nbsp;

Naruto Uzumaki

One of the pros of watching anime rather than reading manga is the music. There are so many epic anime character themes out there, but which one is your absolute favorite? Below we ranked the greatest anime character theme songs of all time, determined by the votes of Ranker users like you. From serious themes like L&#39;s theme from Death Note, to adventurous numbers like Franky&#39;s theme from One Piece, this list showcases the best anime character music of all time.

Which anime character has the best theme? Up vote your faves below.

According to the <a href="http://www.who.int/disabilities/world_report/2011/report/en/">World Health Organization</a>, about 15% of the world's population lives with some kind of disability. With numbers like that, any kind of media worth paying attention to should have some decent representation of disabled people. Luckily for anime fans, there are some wonderful characters who fit the bill.Some anime that tackle&nbsp;disability do&nbsp;it with nuance and specificity - if you watch Prince of Tennis, for instance, you're going to learn a lot about&nbsp;Guillain-Barr&eacute; Syndrome. If you watch Gangsta, you're going to learn something about how real people deal with being deaf. Other anime is more vague about it, giving their characters unspecified injuries or heart problems with symptoms that don't quite add up - but these characters can still tell us important things about the social and&nbsp;emotional implications of disability.&nbsp;All of these characters are an important part of their story, sometimes because of how the show handles their disability, and sometimes because they're just really freakin' awesome characters. See if you find your favorite, or maybe find someone new. &nbsp;

Anime series&nbsp;where <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/overpowered-anime-characters/crystal-brackett?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the main character</a> seems destined to defeat their opponents without conflict are quite often uncompelling. Sure,&nbsp;One-Punch Man makes it work, but not every anime can be&nbsp;One-Punch Man. In most cases, underdog characters who don't seem like they can possibly win are the ones that&nbsp;get viewers invested. It may seem like they won't ever&nbsp;achieve their dreams, but when they finally do, victory never tasted sweeter.If&nbsp;they fail, it's tragically heartbreaking, as their will to power makes viewers want to see them persevere.&nbsp;The best underdog anime characters can make fans feel like they accomplished something alongside them, as an unexpected victory is universally gratifying.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Most adults enjoy consuming alcohol, but these consistently <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/anime-characters-that-love-drinking/ranker-anime?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">drunk anime characters</a> take it to a whole new level. Some enjoy sake, others enjoy beer, but what these anime characters all have in common is they all love drinking alcohol. It's sometimes a trope in anime for powerful characters to be drunks outside of battle, like Jiraiya or Revy. Anime characters drinking alcohol is almost always for comedic effect, but every once in a while they can put on an amazing show while drunk (looking at you Rock Lee.)Vote up your favorite anime drunkards that you would totally grab a few pints with, and add any characters to the list if they aren't already here.

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