After swallowing the rotting finger of the ancient curse Sukuna, ordinary high schooler Yuji Itadori becomes the vessel for one of the most dangerous spirits in existence. Thrown into the hidden world of jujutsu sorcerers, he joins Tokyo Jujutsu High to exorcise curses — and train until he can destroy Sukuna from within.

Why it's #1: unmatched fight choreography, gorgeous animation, a genuinely intense atmosphere.do i need to say more?

In the blink of an eye, all of humanity is turned to stone — and stays that way for 3,700 years. When genius high schooler Senku Ishigami finally awakens, he finds civilization in ruins and sets out to rebuild it from scratch, one scientific breakthrough at a time: stone tools, gunpowder, electricity, and beyond.

Why it's #2: it makes real science feel like a superpower, with clever problem-solving and a fun cast that keeps the "step by step" progression endlessly satisfying. but if you do not like science, it might not be as engaging and boring to watch.

Mark Grayson is just a regular teenager — until he inherits superpowers from his father, Omni-Man, Earth's greatest hero. As the rookie hero Invincible, he learns that being the son of a legend is nowhere near as simple as it looks when a dark family secret threatens everything he thought he knew.

Why it's #3: it's number three because of the way it toys around with superhero ideas in flipping them around, truly having complex characters that can actually change, it does the cliché of the evil superhero very well and really shows itself off even on the first episode alone.