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Fans who are tired of overused tropes can have a look at 10 sports anime with an all-female cast.
Sports anime have consistently dominated the attention of fans, which can be seen in the steady influx of sports anime over the past few years. However, even the most hardcore fans of the genre will admit the inherent sexism in sports anime – women are relegated to (if they’re lucky) being expendable side characters who often play managers or love interests to the boys in the anime.
They never play any significant role and are often forgotten towards the end of the anime. Fans who are tired of seeing such sexist tropes and would rather prefer seeing sports anime where women dominate on-screen can have a look at 10 sports anime with an all-female cast.
Described as the world’s most intense water sport, Jet Racing is all the rage in Tokyo’s Asakusa Girls' High School. Rin Namiki is a transfer student who's lucky enough to find someone like her at the school, a girl named Misa Aoi.
The duo finds itself against the highly competitive girls from the Musashino Girls' High School, forcing Rin to create her school’s very first Jet Racing club. Misa is her first recruit, and she only needs 2 more girls to show the girls from Musashino who the real boss is!
Despite being an exceptional pitcher, Yomi Takeda did not get very far in baseball . She quit baseball, but as luck would have it, she was reunited with her childhood friend Tamaki Yamazaki, who shared her passion for the sport.
Meeting her lights a fire within Yomi, who decides to take up pitching once again. They create a baseball team for their school, but will that be enough to fulfill Yomi’s dream of reaching the nationals?
Despite having a passion for soccer , junior high student Sumire Suou is unable to make much of it. However, her “rival” Midori Soshizaki gives her an irresistible offer – to join her high school soccer team.
After an excited Suou agrees, Midori promises she’ll never let her be alone again. This anime is set to air in the month of April, and its prequel Sayonara Watashi no Cramer Movie: First Touch is a standalone series that features Suou’s life in junior high.
Being born as a horse girl in a world full of horses is a rare feat. The best of the best girls get enrolled at the prestigious Tokyo's Tracen Academy, where their futures as idols and racers are pretty much a given.
New girl Special Week wants to become the best horse girl there is and decides that becoming part of the school’s race track is her fastest ticket to fame.
This sports anime was adapted from a mobile game, where the player plays the game from their perspective. It’s the same in the anime, where everything keeps happening from the viewers’ points of view.
The player (aka the viewer) is never given a name or any self-defining identity, except for the fact that they used to be a senior league baseball ace that stopped playing due to an injury. However, after enrolling in a new school, they are encouraged by Tsubasa Arihara to become their baseball team’s manager, with her eyes on the Koshiennationals.
After she lost at the nationals, Nagisa Aragaki's sense of shame made her lose her passion for badminton. She starts taking out her frustration on the badminton club members, who quit one by one.
However, the new coach Kentarou adds a new girl to the team – the same girl who defeated Nagisa at the nationals! Soon enough Nagisa learns that like her, Ayano battles with self-doubt constantly. So, how will they manage to play at the nationals again?
Keijo is a sport that has taken Japan by storm. It has one simple rule: all its participants (girls only) have to knock their opponents off their feet by using their butts and breasts, only. However, there is a catch: all of this must be done on top of floating platforms in a pool!
Nozomi Kaminashi is a gifted gymnast who soon makes waves in the world of Keijo. However, since the sport is filled with athletes even better than her, she wonders if she can truly make it to the top.
One day, Haruka Oozora finds a group of girls playing beach volleyball. She’s invited to play with them and she soon realizes she quite enjoys the sport. One of the girls, Narumi Tooi, explains how she was unable to move forward professionally after her partner backed out.
Haruka decides to help Narumi, but the clock is ticking. The Junior Tournament is only a few weeks away, and Haruka knows nothing about the sport!
Konomi Kasahara always loved puzzles, but decided to opt for a more physical activity to keep herself busy. A chance encounter with a giant rock climbing wall in her school’s stadium piques her interest.
She soon realizes that she can put her puzzle-solving ability to use in this sport, so she instantly joins the Hanamiya Climbing Team, with the hopes of her passion finally amounting to something in her life.
With her ever-increasing weight, Hibiki Sakura decides to join the Silverman Gym. What she doesn’t know is that the gym is full of famous athletes and bodybuilders! There she meets a unique group of individuals , making her life at the gym all the more colorful.
This anime has more of a slice-of-life feel to it and features different competitions and challenges in different episodes.
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From classics like Ghost In The Shell to the more recent Fate or Violet Evergarden, these anime are all about the strong female leads.
Anime is an incredibly diverse media that has something for everyone. Whether the audience is looking for an action-packed, battle-oriented story with larger-than-life characters who possess all kinds of cool powers, or a down-to-Earth, heartwarming tale of everyday life with a relatable cast of characters, there's a whole list of anime to choose from.
There's also a lot of great anime with female protagonists. In fact, fans can probably find at least five worth their time from any genre. From mystery thrillers to magical girl adventures, these are some of the best female-led anime series of all time.
Updated on July 26th, 2022 by Tanner Fox: There's certainly no shortage of memorable female characters in anime, though they don't tend to feature as heavily as their male counterparts—particularly in most of the oft-discussed shonen franchises that take up much of the limelight. Of course, from Sailor Moon to Claymore, there's no shortage of must-watch female-led anime.
With that in mind, female leads aren't exclusive to magical girl or shoujo outings, either. Plenty of quality romance, isekai, and action-thriller series prominently feature women in leading roles.
When a photographer is on the hunt for her next big story, she finds herself investigating the strange happenings at a local carnival and pulled into a conspiracy about a deadly virus. An old friend who happens to be a mercenary, the titular Canaan, comes to help her. Of course, Canaan is also out to get former teammate Alphard, the antagonist of her story.
This is the rare anime where the hero, the damsel in distress, and the antagonist are all layered and complicated women who ally and come into conflict with one another repeatedly. The thrills and the twists don't stop.
High school can be hard enough on students without them suddenly being transported to a whole new world where their status as an Earthling makes them a wanted fugitive, but that's exactly what happens to Youko Nakajima in this 2002 isekai anime.
Based on a manga that began a decade earlier, aspects of the story are definitely dated, but watching Youko grow from a whiny teen into a full-blown hero is worth it. The anime also features a great musical score.
Shonen anime is, by definition, a genre meant specifically to target young boys, so it's unusual to see one that features a female character in the lead role. That's what makes The Promised Neverland unique.
Here, the protagonist is a young girl named Emma. She's very intelligent and optimistic, and, because of her that, the other children at the group home have a chance to survive. The Grace Field House isn't what it seems, and, while some of the audience will see the twist coming, it's only a contributing factor to this subversive anime series.
Most well-known anime series are produced by established studios in Japan, but RWBY was, oddly enough, developed by Rooster Teeth, an American media outlet that first gained notoriety for their Let's Play YouTube videos. The adventure series is heavily inspired by fairy tales and features a team of teenage girls who ally with other hunters on the quest to save their world from creatures called Grimm .
Ruby Rose, like a lot of Magical Girl protagonists, is an optimist with more power than even she knows, but she does a lot of growing up on her quest through school and across the world. With the point of view shifting from her to her teammates, the narrative explores grief, power, political struggles, and betrayal.
Ghost Stories isn't remembered for its incredibly deep characters or its compelling story; rather, a commercial failure in Japan, it was converted into a comedy anime series by the English voice cast. While much of the humor is dated and could be construed as offensive, it's a one-of-a-kind work that fans of dark humor and hoaky horror must-see.
The story primarily concerns Setsuku Miyanoshita and a group of classmates who are routinely brought together by paranormal events which transpire at their school. Fortunately, Setsuku's mother was a novice paranormal investigator, and, though she passed away, she passes knowledge on to her daughter by way of a book that chronicles the school's various ghostly inhabitants.
Kill la Kill certainly isn't everyone's cup of tea. It’s weird—downright bizarre, even. The non-sensical plot, the over-the-top character design, the colorful backgrounds and explosions, and the unusual approach it takes to explore important themes are all dead giveaways that the audience is watching a Trigger anime.
The story of Kill la Kill is about Ryuko Matoi, a girl who sets out to find the one responsible for her father’s death and exert her revenge. She ends up at the Honnouji Academy, an elite school where clothes are a crucial element of its competitive hierarchy. In fact, Kill la Kill relies heavily on clothes to explore themes like fate, freedom, and sexuality—hence the weird costumes. But, it’s also immensely fun and hilarious with tons of stunning action.
If an anime fan is into works like Aldous Huxley's Brave New World , then the 2012 anime titled From the New World might be what they’re looking for. Set in a utopian future society where humans have developed psychic abilities, From the New World is a coming-of-age story told from the perspective of Saki Watanabe as she narrates the events from her childhood from the future.
Saki’s world is an isolated society of psychic humans that's bound by complex rules and shrouded in mystery. From the very first episode, it’s abundantly clear that there’s much more to this supposed utopia than meets the eye. The audience follows Saki and her group of friends as they unearth the dark truths about the nature of their society—and the truth is surprising, completely plausible, and will leave fans with plenty to think about.
One of the main characters of the fantastical Fate franchise, the blonde-haired knight known as Saber is one of the Servants that the Masters can summon in the Holy Grail Wars. For the uninitiated, the Holy Grail Wars are basically secret battle royale-type tournaments between seven Master magicians who summon seven legendary heroes to fight on their behest as their Servants.
Saber is the reincarnation of King Arthur, who was a woman in this universe. Aside from Saber, there are six other classes: Assassin, Archer, Rider, Berserker, Caster, and Lancer. Each Servant serves their Master, has unique abilities, and has their own interesting story. The series is gorgeously animated, has great action scenes, and explores some thought-provoking philosophies and themes.
Most romance anime tend to focus on the pursuit of the relationship rather than giving us the chance to actually see that relationship develop. Luckily, that is not the case with one of the biggest surprises of 2018: Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku .
Wotakoi tells two love stories. There’s the story of two friends who have common otaku interests and decide to start dating, eventually falling in love with each other in a realistic fashion. And then there’s the already established, occasionally dysfunctional relationship of their two friends/co-workers. If anime fans are sick of standard, sappy rom-coms , Wotakoi will feel like a breath of fresh air.
Nana tells the story of two 20-something girls named Nana. Though they share the same first name, they couldn’t be more different; where one is helpless and naïve, the other is proud and bold. One boards the train to Tokyo to chase after her boyfriend while the other boards the very same train in pursuit of her life-long dream to become a professional singer.
They end up sharing an apartment, becoming close friends, and supporting each other through life. Nana ’s story is that of friendship, romance, heartbreaks, challenges, and the difficulties of transitioning to adulthood. The way the story is told, however, is where this anime truly shines. Nana relies on realistic dialogue and thought process, relatable characters that act like real people, and believable plot lines that resonate in order to explore themes relevant to young adults who are stumbling through adulthood.
Based on the eponymous Sanrio character—yes, the same company that created Hello Kitty and Gudetama— Aggretsuko, short for aggressive Retsuko , is a hilarious anime about a 25-year-old anthropomorphic red panda named Retsuko who works in the accounting department of a Japanese trading firm. Frustrated with her superior and annoying co-workers, this sweet little creature has the habit of blowing off steam by going to a karaoke bar after hours and singing death metal at which point she transforms into a scary demon-like version of herself.
Aggretsuko is a brutally honest and biting satirical take on modern life to which most will relate in one way or another. Retsuko is stuck at a job that she hates with a chauvinist pig for a boss, and she wants nothing more than to simply be happy. However, life is complicated and unfair, and, sometimes, the only recourse is death metal.
A Place Further than the Universe was one of the best anime to come out of 2018. The adventure comedy follows the fascinating journey of four girls traveling from Japan to Antarctica. Kimari, who always had lofty aspirations but no determination to pursue them, meets Shirase, a girl who's fiercely determined to go to Antarctica to search for her mother. Two more girls tag along and the four begin their unforgettable journey. The story of Shirase, Kimari, Hinata, and Yuzuki is so incredibly earnest, inspiring, and heartwarming.
A Place Further than the Universe is about having the courage to follow a dream. It's about conquering the paralyzing fear of living life. On their journey to a place further than the universe, the four girls support each other in facing their fears, all the while engaging in all kinds of shenanigans that will make the audience burst into laughter and tears.
Violet Evergarden is without a doubt one of the most gorgeous anime of all time, but it’s far from being style without substance. Violet Evergarden is a crushing story about war, love, loss, and empathy. It follows the titular hero as she attempts to reintegrate into society after returning from the battlefield.
Violet, who was abandoned as a child and grew up as a soldier, never understood emotions. Wh
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