The 2010s were a real gem for the Anime. Not only did he give us stories that marked an entire generation, but he also expanded the way people outside of Japan started consuming anime, thanks to the streaming and cultural boom that many of these titles generated. Today we are going to travel year by year which were the best anime series of the 2010s, those that not only shone at the time, but still continue to give something to talk about.
2010 – The Tatami Galaxy

We start the decade with a work of experimental art. The Tatami Galaxy of Masaaki Yuasa It is a unique series that plays with the animation, narrative and psychology of the viewer. It is not an anime that is consumed in an “easy” way, but its ability to portray the choices of university life and the search for purpose makes it a modern classic.
2011 – Hunter x Hunter (2011)

The remake of Hunter x Hunter It’s probably the best shonen of that decade. Yoshihiro Togashi He had already created a masterpiece in the manga, but Madhouse’s animation took everything to the next level. From the YorkNew arc to the Chimera Ant saga, this series redefined how to tell an action story with depth and humanity.
2012 – Jojos Bizarre Adventure: Part 1

This year was the birth of the modern phenomenon of jojo. Part 1 may seem small compared to what would come later, but it was the starting point that opened the door to a franchise that today is a cultural phenomenon. With its exaggerated style and unforgettable characters, jojo It became an anime that set a trend.
2013 – Attack on Titan

Talking about 2013 is talking about Shingeki no Kyojin. His first season was a real earthquake in the anime. From the epic music of Hiroyuki Sawano Until the harshness of history, everyone was talking about human-devouring titans. It was the series that brought many new people to the anime and that showed that a shonen could be brutal, adult and captivating.
2014 – Ping Pong The Animation

Again Masaaki Yuasa surprise the world with ping pong The Animation. This series took on a known sport and made it a philosophical and emotional experience. His artistic style may seem strange at first, but behind him lies one of the most moving narratives about rivalry, personal growth and friendship.
2015 – One-Punch Man

This year it was dominated by one-punch man. With animation of madness courtesy of Madhouse, the story of Saitama, the hero who defeats anyone in a single blow, became a viral phenomenon. Beyond the action, the series is a brilliant satire of the superhero and shonen genre, with a lot of humor and memorable characters.
2016 – Bungo Stray Dogs

In 2016 we met Bungo Stray Dogs, a series that combines supernatural action with a unique literary style. Each character is based on a famous author and his powers reflect his works. With the Bones studio behind, the animation is spectacular and the mixture of mystery, humor and drama conquered thousands of fans.
2017 – Anime: Made in Abyss

Probably the most shocking anime of 2017. Made in Abyss It began as a tender adventure story, but quickly transformed into a dark and devastating story. His world is fascinating and cruel, and Kinema Citrus animation was impeccable. It is a journey that excites and destroys at the same time.
2018 – Anime: Violet Evergarden

The most beautiful anime of 2018, without discussion. Violet Evergarden It is a love letter to the power of words and emotions. Kyoto Animation created a visually perfect work, with a protagonist who little by little learns what it means to be human. Each episode is a touching story that touches very deep fibers.
2019 – Anime: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba

We close the decade with Demon Slayer, the anime that revolutionized the industry with its animation of Ufotable. Since the fight of Tanjiro and Nezuko against Rui, became a global phenomenon. Beyond the spectacular visuals, the history of the family KAMADO It connected with millions of people and cemented the popularity of anime around the world.
The 2010s left us with an impressive collection of anime that marked the industry and the public. From experimental works such as Tatami Galaxy and ping pong, Even the commercial titans like Attack on Titan and demon slayer, It was a period where the anime diversified like never before. Every year it had its jewel, and the best thing is that they are all relevant and recommended today.