Inarguably the most popular female anime character is the female lead of Demon Slayer. Despite being turned into a demon, her cute and caring nature towards her brother, Tanjiro, makes her a very easily likable character.
Within a short span of time, Nezuko has become the most beloved female anime character of all time. She is definitely a bright star and one to watch. The crux of the anime series is Nezuko's caring relationship with her brother Tanjiro. She and Tanjiro become the sole survivors of a demon attack.
Goku is undoubtedly the most famous anime character ever. He has served as the main protagonist of the Dragon Ball series for 32 years and has kept the show running with his wit, charms, innocence, and power.
1. Najimi Ajimu – Medaka Box. Najimi is one of the oldest existing anime characters. She's been alive for 3 402 193 822 311 years and possesses more than 12 quadrillion skills (if you've got the time, you might as well do something with it).
Unsurprisingly, Pokémon is the highest-grossing anime franchise of all time. The Pokemon Company stopped publicizing Pokémon's total worth in 2019. At the time, Pokémon was estimated to be worth around $71 billion. In 2022, the total net worth supposedly ballooned to more than $100 billion.
One Piece. It's no surprise that One Piece would end up on a list like this. After all, it's one of the most well-known anime of all time. The series has been on air since 1997, along with a manga series accompanying the show ever since as well.
A 2020 survey conducted in the United States found that anime movies were generally more popular among men than women, with 13 percent of male respondents reporting that they found anime to be very favorable, compared to nine percent of women who said the same.
Almost two-thirds, 63.5%, of Americans enjoy anime. In 2019, North America's anime market was worth roughly $3.56 billion. Three-quarters of US Netflix subscribers have engaged with an anime series. A daily anime viewing habit is found among 27% of US viewers.
Despite the greater prevalence of males in the fandom overall, research has found little evidence of meaningful differences between male and female fans that can be directly attributed to the anime fandom itself.
They have features similar to babies which we find “cute,” such as big eyes, and larger head to body ratios. This is true with baby animals and humans. Anime style exaggerates these features, which is what makes them so appealing.
