CATDOLL: Japanese fans voted for their favorite animation, with cool mecha and cute girls

Japanese anime every season is like the new leeks, one crop after another, and it is overwhelming. But classics are classics, and they will not lose their original brilliance due to the precipitation of time. Which animation is your favorite masterpiece? Recently, the Japanese website animeanime conducted a survey of about 1,000 people, including teenagers and the elderly. Let's take a look at the answers.

No. 10: Crayon Shin-chan

I believe everyone knows this prankster Shin-chan. The animation "Crayon Shin-chan" is adapted from the manga of the same name created by Japanese cartoonist Yoshito Usui. It was first broadcast on April 13, 1992 and is still being serialized on Japan's Asahi TV.

No. 9 "Mobile Suit Gundam 08th MS Team"

Mobile Suit Gundam 08th MS Team is one of the works in the Gundam series, and it was released as an OVA animation from January 25, 1996 to July 25, 1999. The work depicts the war scene in the One Year War era from a side perspective. The era setting (UC0079) gives it a nostalgic feeling. Compared with other recent Gundam works that have been constantly debuting more and more advanced weapons and mainly rely on larger-scale explosions and flashes to attract the audience, Mobile Suit Gundam 08th MS Team can be said to have more of the style of early Gundam works that focus on character portrayal.

No. 8: Gurren Lagann

The stage of "Gurren Lagann" is set in an imaginary future world. Simon, a young man living in the village of Kiha who does not know what the sky is, accidentally dug up a crystal shining with mysterious light while reclaiming the village. After that, a huge robot rushed in from the patio and destroyed the village wantonly. Simon, his eldest brother Kamina, and the girl Yuko who came from the ground, fought a desperate battle with the huge robot...

No. 7: Ghost in the Shell

The English name of "Ghost In The Shell" is "Ghost In The Shell". It was originally a manga serialized by Shirow Masamune in the pirate version of "Weekly Young Magazine" on April 22, 1989. It has been adapted into animation, theatrical version and live-action movie many times.

No. 6: Pokémon

Pokémon is a television animation series directed by Kunihiko Yuyama, adapted from a series of games. The Japanese version of the animation can be divided into five parts in chronological order based on the original version of the game: Pokémon Original, Pokémon Advanced, Pokémon Diamond & Pearl, Pokémon Super Wish, Pokémon XY, and the new series Pokémon XY&Z.

No. 5: Cardcaptor Sakura

"Cardcaptor Sakura" is a TV animation adapted from the magical girl manga of the same name created by the Japanese manga team CLAMP. It is produced by MADHOUSE and is divided into three seasons.

No. 4: Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro

"The Castle of Cagliostro" (Japanese: ルパン三世カリオストロの城) is the second film in the "Lupin the Third" animated film series, which premiered on December 15, 1979. It is also the first animated feature film directed by Hayao Miyazaki. The film is 100 minutes long.

No. 3 "Love Live!"

"ve Live!" is a two-dimensional idol project jointly created by Japanese animation production company SUNRISE, music publisher Lantis and monthly magazine Dengeki G'smagazine. It has currently launched 2 seasons of TV animation and 1 theatrical version, and has a huge number of fans.

No. 2: Evangelion

EVA refers to the ACGN works mentioned above, such as "TV version", "theatrical version", "new theatrical version" and "comic version", and also refers to the machine driven by the pilot in the play. This animation series has a very high popularity and a lot of fans. It is the 20th anniversary of the broadcast recently, and there are special events!

No. 1: K-ON!

"K-ON!" is a TV animation of the same name adapted from the four-frame manga created by Japanese cartoonist kakifly. It is produced by Kyoto and currently has 2 seasons of TV animation and 1 theatrical version.