Naruto Shippuden, the 10 strongest Shinobi in the series

10.) Hidan (Akatsuki) â€“ He deserves a spot because of one thing and one thing only, HE IS FREAKING IMMORTAL! Sadly, Hidan being immortal is actually quite extraordinary but he got outsmarted by Shikamaru. If only he was more of a thinker than a talker.

9.)  Killer Bee â€“ The only person that can match Ay’s chakra is Killer Bee, or B. He is the Jinchuriki of the eighth-tailed beast and one of the strongest characters when it comes to physical power.

8.) Uchiha Obito â€“ He is a former member of Minato’s team back when they were still a genin. His views are pretty much the same as Naruto’s and his dream is to become a Hokage, too. One of his abilities that makes him a strong ninja is the Kamui, a space-time ninjutsu that allows him to move to different dimensions, giving him the phasing power.

7.) Hatake Kakashi â€“ The sixth hokage of Konohagakure. He is known as “Copy Ninja Kakashi” because of the left sharingan eye that Obito gave him right before he “died”.

6.) Nagato Pain â€“ The second person to ever possesses the Rinnegan. He can kill anyone and can also bring them back to life at will.

5.) Ay (the fourth Raikage) â€“ During his younger days, he was one of the strongest ninjas that time and he can deflect one of the eight-tailed beast’s attack.
 
4.) Uchiha Itachi â€“ One of the strongest members of the Uchiha clan is Itachi. He is intelligent, master of illusion/genjutsu and can use Amaterasu.

3.) Mito Gai â€“ The only character in the series that can match up with Bijuudara (Madara with the 10-tails chakra). He could be on the second position but sadly, he can only use the eighth gate once.

2.) Young Hiruzen Sarutobi â€“ according to Naruto he was once called “God of Shinigami” during his prime. He can even surpass the power of his teacher, Tobirama Senju, the brother of the first Hokage.

1.) Minato Namikaze – The Fourth Hokage of the konohagakure and was called the “yellow flash” because of his lightning fast movement speed. He takes the number 1 spot because, other than Madara Uchiha and Hashirama Senju, Minato is also capable of battling the Kyuubi or any other Bijuu on a one-on-one fight.

Blood Blockade Battlefront (Kekkai Sensen)

Genre: Action, Sci-fi

While all of the shows on this list are great, this stands show stands out as the best of the season. The imaginative world of Blood Blockade Battlefront takes place in New York City, but the city’s role of a melting pot is amplified tenfold when demons, monsters and otherworldly beings are thrown into the mix after a mysterious portal opens. Though most of the population has assimilated well, the secret, superhuman organization Libra works in the shadows to keep peace in the city. Each episode of Blood Blockade Battlefront is always a joy to watch with its lovable characters, beautifully animated fights, and monsters of the week. Even better is Blood Blockade Battlefront’s wild pacing, that while still fun, is also always careful to slowly and precisely drip in the overarching plot.

Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma

Genre: Comedy, Ecchi
 

Warning: Ecchi, or heavy sexual themes
Food Wars takes the notion of food porn to many, many different levels. Soma Yukihira is a young chef who works with his dad in their family diner. When his father unexpectedly closes the diner, Soma is sent to the top cooking academy in Japan. Soma vows to become the top chef in the school and to beat his father in a cookoff. While training, Soma is challenged to push his limits of creativity and knowledge of food chemistry to overcome a variety of challenges. The food always looks amazing, and based off the characters’ reactions when they eat it — clothes go flying as the characters are in pure bliss and often times surrounded by the heavenly food — it must be pretty delicious. The ecchi scenes don’t feel like they’re shoehorned into the amazing cooking displays, but instead add to the fun of the show.

Plastic Memories

Genre: Sci-fi, Drama

Oh, the feels. THE FEELS. Plastic Memories follows a duo tasked with retrieving “dying” androids that must be collected from their families before their memories and personalities decay. Though Plastic Memories does have a heavy emphasis on android retrieval and what that entails for the owners, it doesn’t just bounce between an android of the week. Instead, Plastic Memories focuses on building a relationship between protagonists Tsukasa and the android Isla, which helps to further develop how androids have an impact on the world and the people around them. There’s also light humor sprinkled throughout the episodes, so you probably won’t need to use an entire box of tissues while watching the series.

Seraph of the End: Vampire Reign (Owari no Seraph)

Genre: Fantasy, Action

Seraph of the End is by no means a masterpiece, but the world and villains are fun enough to warrant a recommendation. After a disease wipes out anyone over the age of 13, children are left as livestock for vampires that have assumed control of the world. A few children try to find a way to retaliate against their captors. Some of the characters can be a little annoying and angsty, but their growth as the show progresses is fun to watch, especially when it comes to the action. There isn’t too much combat in the beginning of the series, but the newer episodes feature great fights between the vampires and the protagonists. Still, each of the young characters have their own demons to fight, and watching them overcome their issues is satisfying.

Sound! Euphonium

Genre: Slice of Life

Sound! Euphonium is a particularly notable slice of life because it takes a very realistic interpretation of a high school club instead of making it a contrived playground for the plot and characters. This anime depicts a concert band club’s struggle to grow from a lazy, uncaring group to a proper band that is good enough to compete in a national competition. When the show isn’t focused on the conflicts facing the main characters — Kumiko on euphonium, Hazuki on tuba, Midori on contrabass, and Reina on trumpet — Sound! Euphonium does a great job of building out the drama of other instrument section and issues facing the band as a whole. Sound! Euphonium also has an immense amount of detail, which makes the show feel even more grounded in reality. From the dings and scuffs on an old tuba to clarinet squeaks and missed notes when the band plays, each fault and triumph is a delight to witness as the group steadily tries to improve.

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