Wit Studio has produced a range of captivating anime series, from Attack on Titan to Vinland Saga, and the newest sensational collaboration with Warner Bros. to release a Suicide Squad ISEKAI anime series. Amidst the hubbub of these famous animes, some animes take a step back into the shadows, only to be considered underrated. Here are ten such underrated anime from Wit Studio:
Top 10 Wit Studio Anime that are underrated
10. Seraph of the End
Set in a world where humanity is ravaged by a deadly virus and ruled by vampires, this action-packed series follows a young boy named Yuuichirou Hyakuya as he joins a group of rebels fighting against their vampire oppressors. It combines intense action sequences with a gripping narrative, making it an underrated gem in Wit Studio’s lineup.
9. After the Rain
Based on the manga by Jun Mayuzuki, this anime explores the unconventional romance between a high school girl named Akira and her middle-aged manager at a family restaurant. It delves into themes of love, age-gap relationships, and personal growth with subtlety and depth.
8. The Perfect Insider
A psychological mystery anime adapted from a novel by Hiroshi Mori. It revolves around a murder that takes place on a remote island, and a genius professor named Sohei Saikawa and his student Moe Nishinosono become entangled in the investigation. The series offers intricate storytelling and thought-provoking themes.
7. Hal
A heartwarming and bittersweet film that tells the story of a girl named Kurumi who loses her boyfriend Hal in a tragic accident. With the help of an advanced AI robot designed to mimic Hal’s appearance and personality, she embarks on a journey of healing and acceptance.
6. Ancient Magus’s Bride
The story follows Chise Hatori, a 15-year-old girl who is sold to a magus named Elias Ainsworth. Chise soon learns that Elias is not what he seems and that he has plans for her that she does not yet understand.
5. Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress
A steampunk action series set in a world overrun by zombie-like creatures known as Kabane. It follows a group of survivors aboard a heavily fortified locomotive as they fight for survival. With its intense action sequences and impressive animation, it deserves more attention.
4. The Great Pretender
A stylish and thrilling anime that follows a con artist named Makoto Edamura who gets entangled in a series of high-stakes heists. The series blends humor, suspense, and clever plot twists, making it a hidden gem in Wit Studio’s lineup.
3. Hozuki’s Coolheadedness
The story revolves around Hozuki, the chief aide to King Enma, the ruler of Hell. Hozuki is a very calm and collected demon, and he is responsible for the smooth running of Hell. He is often tasked with dealing with the various problems that arise in Hell, such as the occasional rebellion or the arrival of new demons.
2. Princess Principal
A spy-themed anime set in an alternate version of 19th-century London, where a team of young girls engages in espionage activities. The series combines action, mystery, and steampunk elements to create an engaging and underrated experience.
1. The Rolling Girls
Set in a colorful post-apocalyptic world, this action-adventure series follows a group of girls who take on the roles of “Best” in different regions, resolving conflicts and maintaining peace. With its vibrant animation and unique setting, it offers a fun and visually stunning experience.
These underrated anime from Wit Studio offer a diverse range of genres and storytelling styles, showcasing the studio’s ability to deliver engaging and memorable experiences beyond their more widely known titles. All these gems are available to watch on Crunchyroll and Netflix.