Hey guys, today we’ll be diving into a quick list of 10 short Anime that you can finish in a day or just in a few minutes to give you a break from how long and investment-heavy most anime tend to be. So without any further wait let’s start the list of the top 10 short anime you can binge watch.
top 10 short anime you can Binge-watch:
Monsters: 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation
Starting the list, we have “Monsters: 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation” a short single-episode ONA Anime that came out early this year based on the One-shot manga Monster, a spin-off of One Piece.
The anime is a short self-contained story about an incident incurred by the swordsman Shimotsuki, Ryuuma in this well-paced episode that provides us with decent world-building and character depth along with giving us a quick rundown of everything they have been through across the span of their timeline living in this village.
MAL Score: 7.74
No. of episodes: 1 ep (25 mins)
Watch Here: Youtube
Burn The Witch #0.8
Next on the list, we have “Burn the Witch #0.8,” which is a long-awaited update to the one-shot anime series “Burn the Witch,” brought to us as a prequel to the series.
The whole story is based on the one-shot manga titled ‘Burn the Witch,’ which is actually written by Kubo, Tite, the original creator of Bleach. Kubo has also stated that the series is set in an alternate setting within the same universe as Bleach.
The story follows witches Noel and Ninny as they tend to, or fight, dragons in Reverse London to prevent them from entering the Human world.
MAL Score: 7.13
No. of episodes: 1 ep (28 mins)
Watch Here: Crunchyroll
Kay’s Daily Doodles
Next on the list, we have “Kay’s Daily Doodles” it is a series of cute short animations based on the characters from the Arknights game.
In this delightful collection, viewers are treated to endearing vignettes featuring their favourite characters from the popular mobile game. Each episode offers a glimpse into the everyday lives of these characters, showcasing their quirks, interactions, and adventures in charming and light-hearted scenarios.
It is not necessary to have played any of the Arknights games before watching the series but having some basic knowledge about Arknights would be helpful to understand a few references.
MAL Score: 6.95
No. of episodes: 12 ep (4 mins each)
Watch Here: Youtube
Go! Saitama
Next on the list, we have “Go! Saitama,” a 2021 short film directed by Mangaka Yusuke Murata, based on the popular anime One Punch Man.
The short follows Saitama as he jumps through hoops to get to the grocery store after discovering a 1-yen sale they have. The short film was actually a silent film posted on Twitter, and there are a few fan-made versions with sound effects that can be found online, watch through the link given below.
MAL Score: 6.96
No. of episodes: 1 ep (1 mins)
Watch Here: X (Formerly Twitter)
Shingeki no Kyotou (Attack on Skytree)
Next on the list, we have “Shingeki no Kyotou,” a non-canon anime short film following the characters from Attack on Titan as they protect Japan’s Tokyo Skytree Tower from the colossal Titan.
Sadly, this short film was only screened in Tokyo Skytree itself, and the only way to watch it now, as of writing this, is through a YouTube video filmed during the screening at Tokyo Skytree.
MAL Score: 6.37
No. of episodes: 1 ep (7 mins)
Watch Here: Youtube
Nobunaga no Shinobi (Ninja Girl & Samurai Master) Episode 0
Next on the list, we have the pilot episode of “Nobunaga no Shinobi,” a series of short 3-minute episodes that follow Chidori (the Ninja girl) and Oda (her Samurai master) as they go about unifying Japan and take us through the history of the Edo period in a comical and dramatized way.
The series offers a unique blend of historical storytelling and light-hearted humor, providing viewers with a fresh perspective on the events of Japan’s past. Through Chidori’s misadventures and Oda’s attempts at conquest, audiences are treated to a playful yet informative exploration of the Edo period’s key moments and figures.
MAL Score: 6.80
No. of episodes: 1 ep (5 mins) – 3 seasons (26 episodes (3 mins each))
Watch Here: Crunchyroll
Wakakozake
Next on the list, we have “Wakakozake,” where we follow Murasaki Wakako, a 26-year-old Japanese salarywoman, as she takes us on a culinary adventure in each episode, showing us Japanese street food she indulges in after a long day at work.
In “Wakakozake,” viewers join Wakako on her solo dining escapades, where she finds solace and joy in savoring delicious dishes across various eateries. With each episode being brief yet satisfying, “Wakakozake” offers a delightful snapshot of culinary delights, perfect for a quick and enjoyable watch.
MAL Score: 6.63
No. of episodes: 12 ep (2 mins each)
Watch Here: Crunchyroll
I Can’t Understand What My Husband Is Saying
Next on the list, we have “I Can’t Understand What My Husband Is Saying,” a delightful slice-of-life comedy series that follows the daily lives of Kaoru and her otaku husband, Hajime.
In this heartwarming series of short episodes, viewers witness the charming and often humorous dynamics between Kaoru, a normal office worker, and Hajime, whose interests in anime and manga sometimes leave her perplexed. Through their interactions, the series explores themes of love, communication, and the quirks that make relationships unique.
With its endearing characters, witty humor, and relatable situations, “I Can’t Understand What My Husband Is Saying” offers a refreshing take on married life and the bonds that unite couples, even when they can’t quite see eye-to-eye.
MAL Score: 7.28
No. of episodes: 13 eps (3 mins each)
Watch Here: Crunchyroll
Mangirl!
Next on the list, we have “Mangirl!”, a slice-of-life anime following a team of girls as they embark on their journey to launch a manga magazine.
The anime, in a comical way, takes us through the entire process of creating a manga from scratch, starting with storyboarding and progressing through the drafting of the first chapter.
Viewers are immersed in the behind-the-scenes world of manga production as the team navigates the challenges and excitement of bringing their creative vision to life. From brainstorming sessions to promotional efforts and eventual publication,
“Mangirl!” offers a fascinating glimpse into the intricacies of the manga industry and the passion that drives its creators.
MAL Score: 5.80
No. of episodes: 13 eps (3 mins each) – 1 Special episode
Watch Here: Crunchyroll
Plastic Neesan
Next on the list, we have “Plastic Neesan,” a hilarious short-form anime series that follows the misadventures of the Plastic Model Club at Fujisawa High School.
In this quirky and offbeat comedy, viewers are introduced to the eccentric members of the Plastic Model Club, embarking on a series of absurd and over-the-top escapades as they pursue their passion for building plastic models.
Each episode of “Plastic Neesan” is a whirlwind of absurdity and humor. Personally, I found myself laughing hysterically while watching these episodes. The absurdity can’t be fully described in this short description; you have to watch it for yourself to understand!
MAL Score: 7.19
No. of episodes: 12 eps (2 mins each)
No official streaming site is known as of yet!
And with that, we end the list and if you’ve watched along you will now have 10 more entries in your MAL list (A few more if you watched the additional seasons and specials)
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