5 Best Cyberpunk Anime of All Time!

Top 5 Best Anime in the Cyberpunk Genre of All Time

Today, we are going to mention the Top 5 Best Cyberpunk Anime of all time. Addicted to new technologies, Japan and science fiction could only get along very well. The Japanese anime have the prize in the genre cyberpunk, the alliance of “no future” punk future projects cybernetics and envisioned by science fiction.

5 Best Cyberpunk Anime of All Time That Are Worth Watching!

1. Armitage III

This is an OAV (Original Animation Video) series first produced in 1995 by AIC and Pioneer LDC studios. In France, these OAVs are available from Kazé. There are four episodes, an animated film released in 1997 and another released in 2002. The scenario takes place on Mars, then colonized by the Terrans.

A violent social crisis erupts when the working class decides to say no to the spread of androids. But not all androids are detectable and particularly those of the third generation, then almost indistinguishable from a human being. The story follows Naomi Armitage, a class III android, charged with the investigation of a mysterious third-generation android killer.

2. Psycho-Pass

The destroyed universe, disillusioned heroes, no doubt we are in the theme. A deep dystopia, Psycho-Pass, is an animated series by Production IG and first aired in 2012. This is the adaptation of the shonen signed Hikaru Miyoshi. The anime is split into three seasons and three animated films.

The story takes place in the future, a Japanese society quantified by electronic objects of everyday life. Akane works in the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Public Security Bureau, and they can identify future criminals using a device installed in the body of each citizen to assess their “criminal factor,” i.e., a crime rate. These devices are controlled by a system called “Sybil.”

3. Ergo Proxy

This animated series was produced by studio Manglobe and premiered in 2006 without a previous manga. This anime stands out for its visuals between 2D and 3D, which makes Akira very much. The story takes place in a post-apocalyptic universe under the protective dome of Rombdo.

In this city, humans and authoress (robots) live together peacefully daily. A series of murders breaks out by robots contaminated with the Cogito virus (a philosophical reference to Descartes). Besides that, the government of the day is conducting secret experiments on named humanoids”Proxy.” Real Mayer is in charge of the investigations into the series of murders by the robots infected by the Cogito.

4. Ghost in the shell

This is not a series but an animated film released in 1995. The film is directed by Mamoru Oshii and lasts 82 minutes. This is the film adaptation of the eponymous manga by Masamune Shirow. It is the first adaptation of a long line concerning this famous manga. The director will also release in 2004, Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence and an updated version in 3D animation in 2008, Ghost in the shell 2.0.

In 2017, a non-animated version with Scarlett Johansson was released, and a new American-Japanese animated series was launched on Netflix in 2020. The story takes place in 2029, in a futuristic world and dystopian in Japan. We follow Major Motoko and his colleague Batou in their investigations. During one of them, they must capture the famous “puppeteer,” a computer hacker who also seems to be covered by a rival unit for their little-known project “project 2501”.

5. Serial experimental lain

This cyberpunk and psychological anime is in thirteen episodes, directed by Ryutaro Nakamura. It was the first broadcast in 1998 in Japan. The anime adapted into a video game the same year for PlayStation. Lain Iwakura is very lonely and bad about himself. When all her classmates die, she finds a passion for “Wired,” a kind of evolution of the Internet, until little by little gets lost in it …

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