Blue Exorcist is a great binge-watch, but there are plenty of other great animes out there for you to enjoy once you’ve finished it.
In the early 2010s, Blue Exorcist was one of the most popular shounen anime. Even though it was released in 2011, the animation is still quite good. Newer anime enthusiasts, on the other hand, would be unable to distinguish the difference between an older and a newer anime.
Blue Exorcist became more and more obscure as more and more shounen-fantasy anime appeared in the anime scene over time. If you’re a fan of this show and have been searching for a show that is similar, here are ten suggestions.
1. D.Gray-Man
The Millennium Earl is a depraved individual who possesses Akuma and uses the souls of the dead to further his own ends (his mechanical weapons). An exorcism using a weapon called Innocence is the only way out for these souls.
Allen Walker is a member of an anti-Earl group, and he and his friends must stop Earl from destroying the planet before he does.
2. Soul Eater
Shinigami use Death Scythes to aid them in their supernatural tasks, which are cultivated in the Death Weapon Meister Academy. These scythes, on the other hand, aren’t weapons at all; they’re actually hybrid humans with the ability to transform into Demon Weapons after ingesting the souls of one witch and 99 bad creatures.
Students from several schools get together to combat evil and have a good time in the process.
3. Noragami
Yato, a lesser-known god, is the focus of this anime, which follows his life and adventures in exchange for 5 Yen. When his path connects with that of a human named Hiyori, both of their lives are forever altered.
Hiyori discovers she’s gotten a lot more than she bargained for as they get engaged in the lives of heavenly animals.
4. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Fullmetal Alchemist is a must-see for fans of Blue Exorcist’s Okumura brothers. While growing up in a world where magic is commonplace, two orphan brothers learn how to use their abilities and might in order to join their city’s military.
Nevertheless, the more individuals they meet, the more they learn about the extent to which their administration had lied to them and the rest of the public.
5. Seraph Of The End
All of humanity has been taken over by vampires. Most of the adult human population has vanished, and those who remain have joined armies dedicated to tracking down and destroying all vampires.
Even if one of them is a vampire, Mikaela and Yuuichiro will never allow anything stand in the way of their love for each other, no matter what.
6. My Hero Academia
My Hero Academia is one of the most popular anime series out there. An early popularity with fans was the tale of Izuku Midoriya, a young naive child better known as Deku, who acquires the world’s most powerful Quirk.
This anime’s most notable features are its fast-paced action sequences, intriguing characters, and stunning animation.
7. The Devil is a Part-Timer!
The Devil flees to the Earth after losing a fight with the Hero. He loses his powers and is forced to get a job at a local fast-food restaurant named MgRonald’s, where he works as an average human.
When he learns that the Hero has followed him to Earth and will not rest until he dies, his tranquil days on Earth are shattered. With just 12 episodes, this show is a must-see for anyone looking for a lighthearted laugh.
8. Attack On Titan
Attack on Titan is another another highly renowned anime that has gained worldwide attention. In 2014, this show’s story of people besieged by cannibalistic animals known as titans, became an instant success.
Aside from its visually stunning animation and surprising plot twists, the show received high praise for the skill with which it depicted complex social themes like racism and discrimination. Those who enjoy longer-term commitments will appreciate that Season 3 will be followed by a fourth.
9. Naruto
The popularity of Naruto led to a large number of anime enthusiasts. If you’re a fan of anime, you might want to check out this series to see why it’s regarded as one of the most popular in the world.
There are fights, romances, turmoil, betrayals, secrets, and thrills in Naruto.
10. Tokyo Ghoul
Tokyo Ghoul will appeal to those who like Blue Exorcist but want something a little more sinister. The anime is based on a young Kaneki who has been partially devoured by a ghoul, created by Sui Ishida.
He transforms into a ghoul and must keep his new identity a secret from both his human and ghoul companions. The brutal nature of this series, particularly how it depicted its death and horror sequences, made it a household name. The first season was adored by all, but as the series progressed, the number of devoted viewers dwindled.
