shounen anime It is the most popular genre in this medium, and features a wealth of incredible stories that have become popular for all the right reasons. While the world of shonen has experimented with many settings, there is always something magical about the traditional shonen manga battle that has captivated and captivated fans from all over the world time and time again.
However, some long-running shonen anime adaptations suffer from incorporating a ridiculous amount of padding into their shows, which is very detrimental to the quality of the series. Fortunately, the following anime does not suffer in this regard and allows people to sit around their entire running time without having to skip hours of boring stuffing.
Updated Oct 10, 2022 by Ritwik Mitra: shounen battle Animations are all the rage for their ease-to-follow, especially when the fights in these shows are a blast, thanks to the brilliant combat choreography and sparkling animation. However, many people are tired of such anime when in the picture there are filler arcs with little or no stakes. Fortunately, the following anime is the perfect antidote against filler boredom, as each show’s runtime on this list is completely devoid of any senseless filler.
14/14 Dragon Ball Z Kai
Dragon ball Z It is one of the greatest shounen anime of all time. However, the original presentation of the anime was criticized for the massive amount of padding, extended animation footage, and lengthy fight sequences that only served up the runtime and nothing else.
suffice it to say, Dragon Ball Z Kai It is a godsend for people who want to experience this legendary anime for themselves without having to sit in front of copious amounts of stuffing. The show is an absolute blast, as its rhythm is pretty cool in itself.
13/14 Mob Psycho 100
With the last season of Mob Psycho 100 Just around the corner, there is no better time for people to take part in this awesome anime. creator one man punch He obviously put his heart and soul into creating this web comic as well, with his anime adaptation being pretty cool.
Watching Shigeo struggle with the act of not relying on his incredible psychic powers is so much fun. Of course, the battles between the many espers in the series are also engaging in their own right, with Mob’s latent potential being fun to watch each time it’s launched.
12/14 soul eater
soul eater It is an anime that started with the right foot already. Even its ending, which many have described as controversial, still technically lacked any filler from an anime standpoint.
However, people who want to see the proper story for the series as envisioned by the creator need to read the manga. unless soul eater Obtains Brothers The cure, he will always remain in the shadow of the other shounen battle anime.
11/14 Destiny / stay the night
The Saucepan The series is one of the most famous shounen series of all time. The Holy Grail War makes for a great setting where Shirou Emiya, Saber and the rest of the characters get their time to shine.
The series is also completely devoid of any fillers and contains a bunch of other animations in the series that are great to watch in their own right. Destiny / stay the night It serves as a great entry point into this unique world that will attract many fans again and again.
10/14 My hero academy
While My hero academy Not completely without fillers, the amount of original content for the animation is so much less that this wouldn’t be a problem at all. If anything, most people who love the show wouldn’t mind watching a few extra episodes featuring their favorite characters!
Story of the My hero academy Concise, and the animations are great too. It’s a great show at an excellent pace that isn’t hampered by unnecessary and unwanted filler brackets.
9/14 JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure It is one of the best shounen manga ever, but the series is very old. It was obvious that adapting this series would be a big task, but David Productions did a great job with the same.
The fact that all seasons JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure The advantage is that there is absolutely no filler that questions the pace of the show. It’s a great series that any fan of the super shounen anime would love.
8/14 The attack on the Giants
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legendary statue The attack on the Giants It’s something every fan knows. The show has taken some wild twists and turns, turning from the shonen Battle-of-the-Mile anime to one of the deepest and storied anime of all time.
The final season isn’t over yet, but fans have already named it The attack on the Giants As one of the greatest cartoons ever. Shounen anime fans who don’t hang around will have a great time watching this show.
7/14 Yo Yo Hakusho
Given the time period in which Yo Yo Hakusho released, it’s really surprising to see that this show is a anime without filler! This is great as fans can enjoy one of the best shows without having to skip certain episodes.
While Yo Yo Hakusho Ending on a somewhat tepid note, the anime arcs are still pretty cool in their own right. It also features one of the greatest championship arcs in shounen battle history, which is saying something, given how prevalent this type of arc is in most anime.
6/14 Hunter X Hunter
Both Yo Yo Hakusho And the Hunter X Hunter Written by Yoshihiro Togashi, one of the greatest mangakas of all time. The latter still continues to this day and is one of the best shounen manga battles ever.
The 2011 anime is one of the best ways to experience this masterpiece and catch up on the point where the series’ breaks have become too much. The fact that this anime only has two episodes summed up in a show spanning nearly 150 episodes is a massive achievement in itself.
Fullmetal Alchemist It is a manga so popular that it actually contains two anime adaptations. The former was very loyal to the manga until it was discovered, after which I decided to follow the original story rather than wait for the manga to move forward.
second adaptation, Fullmetal Alchemist: BrotherhoodIt is one of the greatest cartoons ever. Brilliant animation, engaging storyline, and complete lack of padding really put this anime in a category of its own.
4/14 Parasite: wisdom
exactly like JoJo’s Bizarre AdventureAnd the Parasite: wisdom It is an adaptation of a manga that ended its run in the ’90s. This adaptation was led by animation giants Madhouse, and the sheer quality of the animation for this show proves why it’s so fantastic.
Parasite: wisdom It has a rather eye-catching story and some great moments that make it worth watching. The show runs only 24 episodes and is completely devoid of any meaningless fillers.
3/14 Jujutsu Kisen
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Jujutsu Kisen He totally broke into the scene, thanks to some amazing animation and great choreography. The show about Jujutsu Sorcerers and Curses and the like is fairly easy to understand and great too.
With a movie coming out sooner rather than later, it’s clear that Jujutsu Kisen It will be there for some time. Only time will tell how this anime will develop over time, although the manga is already in a promising place.
2/14 Demon Slayer
Speaking of the new Battle Shounen anime with great animation, it would honestly be a crime not to mention it Demon Slayer in this conversation. The introduction to the show is fairly simple, but it’s the amazing job that Ufotable has done with an adaptation that puts it in a class of its own.
Demon Slayer Featuring some of the smoothest animated battle scenes ever, enjoy the adventures of Tanjiro and his friends to have a great time. The Entertainment District arc was another visual extravaganza, and fans can’t wait to see the futuristic arcs that Ufotable has in store for them.
14/1 one man punch
one man punch It was one of the most popular cartoons upon the release of its first season. The quality of Madhouse’s animation, along with the hilarious nature of the show, put it in a class of its own.
Season 2 may have suffered a significant drop in animation quality, but the story is still great. Unfortunately, Season 3 hasn’t been announced yet, and fans can’t wait to see how Saitama’s legacy as the most powerful superhero ever developed.