High school was not my favorite time of life, to be honest. Most people, it appears, did not. However, it is undeniable that it was responsible for some very excellent anime. I can find some of the best high school anime right here.
It shows the location of a high school, to be precise. Because as you’ll observe, many of these programs seem to ignore the institution of higher learning altogether. Something about the school anime must lend itself to drama so well. The setting, on the other hand, is a popular one in some excellent anime.
The man defeats his foes by simply blinking at them when they approach. And, of course, there are the girls that encircle him and idolize him. He even composed and performed musical compositions extolling his virtues. That’s also a lot of fun.
A ridiculously entertaining show that should not be taken too seriously. As far as magical boarding schools go, this one is head and shoulders above the rest. In terms of creativity, not so much, but rather, the main character exhibits the degree of OP-ness. Instead, I was captivated by the film’s depiction of utter madness.
The Art Of The Time Killer:
To do anything but pay attention to what his teachers have to say. It’s also not the most exciting location, so he’s forced to think of some novel ways to keep things interesting.
Only One Thing Is For Sure:
The girl sitting next to him will do all in her power to keep him from succeeding. Eventually, they fail and are blamed for slacking off in some way.
If you enjoy slacking off in class and nodding out in the middle of lectures, this is the book for you. It is going to be a relatable anime for a lot of people. All of the action revolves around Seki-Kun, the series’ title character.
Classroom For Assassination:
In which assassinations and a yellow squid-like creature blow up the Earth are the main themes. They’re the ones with the most of a school anime theme, in a way. You can certainly notice the academic progress of these children.
There are also apparent obstacles in their path to success. That is if you include the several failed assassinations that occurred in the interval. The presence of Koro-sensei lifts the show’s mood. It’s complete with laugh-out-loud moments, and the climax is nothing short of a masterpiece.
The Daily Routines Of Teenage Boys:
Being named after a high school anime already gives away the fact that this show will feel right at home. It’s just a bunch of teenagers having a good time and acting a little hormonally. In addition, I’m confident that you were the sort to tinker with sticks.
This show will take you back in time if you’re a kid. The appeal of this anime is that you get what you expect from the title. There’s nothing supernatural going on here. There will be no love triangles with ten people involved, and there will be no outlandish behaviors.
The Asobase:
Asobi Asobase having pleasure and passing the time are the only objectives of Asobi Asobase. The show chronicles the lives of three female members of a Pastime Club. I’m not even joking when I say that whoever came up with Hanako’s dialogue must have been having a blast.
A fantastic comedy, that’s what this film is. And it’s still going strong. They’re all out of this world eccentric. Kasumi is a reserved young lady who becomes irrational if her peace is disrupted. This plane of existence has never seen anything like Olivia’s literal trolley, and Hanako is the culmination of every chaotic energy that has ever existed.
Beastars:
Commonly, anthropomorphic animals wouldn’t be associated with high school. But, as the saying goes, everything is new the first time around. Beastars focuses on one particular issue: how predators and prey interact. It’s got a unique dynamic because the characters aren’t what you’d expect.
The main focus is on a sizable dander wolf and a daddy-issues rabbit. Everything takes place in a high school. Consequently, you’ll see a reimagined version of the stereotypical popular kid and jock. I think you should check it out.
Heroes Of The Storm: Boku No Academia:
Nowadays, nearly every job has a corresponding high school. As a result, it’s unsurprising that a “hero school” exists. We get to see our primary characters understand what it means to be heroes and how to be heroes.
When it comes to eccentricities, how to make the most of them while still communicating without destroying my eardrums is critical. The action is top-notch, the music is fantastic, and there aren’t any filler episodes yet. There’s got to be a rationale for its ubiquity. We are confident that the show has been seen and heard about on many occasions by now. It’s been on the fad for a while now.
Kakegurui:
The educational system in Kakegurui is equal parts ridiculous and amazing. It revolves around gambling, and the stakes are so high that students become enslaved to each other to win. Everyone else is similarly engrossed to a great extent. I’m completely engrossed in it.
This movie is best viewed with headphones if at all possible. There’s an entirely typical private school anime on the other side of the coin. Students from wealthy families are more likely to read those novels. On the other hand, Las Vegas has gone off the rails.
Connect With Kokoro:
High school anime is already a challenging environment. However, with Kokoro Connect, it’s a complete nightmare for an introvert. To begin with, they’re simply swapping bodies at random. After that, they’re able to read one other’s thoughts at random, and their actions become uncontrollable.
It’s a lot of fun to see as a whole. I would be devastated if it ever came to that. In the episode, there’s a bunch of folks that hang out and do nothing. Up until an enigmatic presence starts interfering with their lives, the club room.
When it comes to having friends, I don’t have a lot of them. Even a cursory glance at the show’s cover photo confirms your worst fears. A single male protagonist and a large number of female supporting characters.
It’s not even close to being cheesy as some of these shows seem to be. The characters are beautifully developed, and the overall mood is one of warmth and good humor. This show is focused on meeting new friends, as the title suggests. Our characters are all isolated from the other students in some way.
They’re accepted into the Neighbour’s Club, too.
Kill La Kill (Kill The Killer):
To put it simply, it’s an elite academy fighting arena where being somewhat modified offers you an advantage. By now, I’m sure you’ve all heard about it. Or at least, seen Ryuko, the main character, in some capacity. Her ascent to the pinnacle of a prestigious academy is the subject of our attention as she uses brute force to achieve her goals.
And discover the truth about what happened to her father before he died. The action sequences are terrific, as is the humor. The realistic GPAs of the students are appalling, and the cast is a blast to watch.
Scum’s Aspirations :
It is one of the sadder shows about high school love, to be sure. There are no perfect love stories, harems, or club hijinks, which is why this happens. Then this is the program for you if you enjoy romantic comedies with a sense of emotional masochism. Then you’ll probably enjoy this programme.
