School-Live! is the story of Yuki Taeka who loves her school so much that she never wants to leave! Megurigaoka Private High School is a unique place where Yuki enjoys her carefree life as a third-year high school student and member of the School Living Club. The club prides itself on making the most of life at school with its members: the president Yuuri Wakasa, the athletic Kurumi Ebisuzawa, the mature junior Miki Naoki, the supervising teacher Megumi Sakura, and the club dog Taroumaru. But the unique catch is that the members must live on school grounds from sleeping over to eating meals. What will they see in the school once the sun goes down?

School-Live! starts off very cutesy and seems like a slice-of-life at first glance but you’re in for a ride as you make your way past that. We don’t want to spoil but this anime is exactly the opposite of what it seems like. From elements of moe (cuteness) to violent horror elements, the anime is a joyride for anyone who loves their slice-of-life and horror genres. This anime surprised us at Honey’s Anime and we think you’d be too!

Itadori Yuuji is your average guy who is a part of the occult club on campus just because he wants to stay away from the athletics department on campus. But when Itadori steals a dried-up finger, he inevitably unleashes one of the greatest Curses on Earth, Ryoumen Sukuna. In an attempt to protect his friends from the monsters that suddenly appeared to steal the finger, Itadori swallows it and gains the powers of Sukuna that allow him to defeat Curses. Though Itadori can control and confine Sukuna within his body, the Jujutsu Sorcerer world considers Itadori a dangerous high-level Curse that must be eliminated at once. However, under the guidance of Satoru Gojou, who offers him an alternative, Itadori joins the age-old fight between Sorcerers and Curses hoping to make the world a safe place to live in.

If you haven’t heard of Jujutsu Kaisen, you’re probably living under a rock. Jujutsu Kaisen combines the world we live in with a dark and sinister otherworld where Curses exist. Not all people can see them which can be terrifying to watch sometimes. Seeing our protagonist and his friends take on these Curses in order to make a world a better place sounds amazing on paper but what they don’t realize is how truly difficult this endeavor is.

The Shadows, beings who are characterized by their pitch-black appearance who emit soot when they are agitated, are a family of nobles who reside in a colossal mansion away from humans. When a Shadow child is of age, he/she is gifted a Living Doll, who acts not only as their attendant but also their second half—emitting their emotions for their masters. Emilico is a cheerful, newly created Doll who is assigned to the soft-spoken Kate. As their friendship develops despite the apparent difference in personalities, Emilico cannot help but be curious about her purpose as a Doll and what deep secrets the Shadows House really holds.

Shadows House is a sinister anime that mixes slice-of-life elements with dark and mysterious secrets. The anime follows the mystery of what is really going on in the Shadows House and you’ll be rather surprised at the ending of the anime. If your tolerance of horror-based anime isn’t high, this is one anime that will give you the right amount of scare and comfort. (Isn’t that a first for a sinister anime?)

In 1972, a popular student named Misaki from Yomiyama North High School’s class 3-3 passed away during the school year. Ever since then, the town has been shrouded by a fearful atmosphere because of the dark secrets hidden within. Fast forward to twenty six years later, 15-year-old Kouchi Sakakibara transfers to Yomiyama North 3-3 and soon realizes the gloomy atmosphere that hangs over all the students. Kouchi is soon curious as he notices this girl with an eyepatch that everyone seems to ignore and stay away from. Kouchi is warned by everyone including the girl with the eyepatch herself to stay away from her but Kouchi doesn’t relent. Kouchi soon finds out the gruesome phenomenon that plagues class 3-3 and who the girl with the eyepatch truly is.

Another is a classic horror anime that this recommendations list would be incomplete without. The anime has perfect amounts of creepy atmosphere, mystery and horror involved to keep you on the edge of your seat. The animation is creepy enough that it sets the mood from the very beginning for anyone who watches it! This is one classic horror anime that has stood the test of time.

With dead and lifeless eyes, Rachel Gardner only wishes to die. But when she wakes up in a basement, she has no idea where she is and how she got there. She meets a bandaged murderer named Zack who is also trying to escape. Zack promises that he will kill her when they get out of there and together, they make their way from floor to floor dealing with obstacles along the way. But when everyone they meet is somehow connected to Rachel, there is the question of what this building is and why all these people seem familiar to her. Will Rachel and Zack both achieve their wishes?

Angels of Death is set in a spooky hospital building and everyone who finds themselves in the hospital is thrown into a game where only a few can emerge victorious and alive. With everyone out for each other’s throats, the anime throws in many twists and turns along with the friendship between Zach and Rachel as you root for them to survive this twisted nightmare.

In the town of Kamisu 66, 12-year-old Saki Watanabe has just awakened with her psychic powers is relieved to be rejoined with her close friends—the mischievous Satoru Asahina, the shy Mamoru Itou, the cheerful Maria Akizuki, and Shun Aonuma, a mysterious boy whom Saki admires—at Sage Academy, a special school for psychics. However, there is something uneasy in the air as the group discovers what happens to the children who do not awaken with their psychic powers and the children soon get involved in the mystery of the rumored Tainted Cats who abduct children. What starts as a utopia has just morphed into something more sinister.

From the New World is a psychological thriller anime that grips you from the very first episode. From the very beginning, we are with this group of children who slowly accustom themselves to this new utopian society that they are now a part of with its strict rules. As the plot takes many twists and turns, we see the turmoil and struggle that the group goes through as they grow up in a supposedly utopian society!

Dorohedoro is the story set in a place fittingly called Hole: a place where the strong prey on the weak and death is a daily occurrence. This is a realm that is separate from laws and ethics as magic users use it as testing grounds to dominate the people living there, being able to go to and from Hole whenever they wish. Terror is struck in the hearts of the denizens as they don’t know when they will be preyed upon as the magic users think of them as mere insects meant for sport. As a result, the powerless frequent Hole’s hospital.

With the magic users preying on the weak, there are but a few people in Hole who can overcome them. One such individual is Kaiman who is more reptile than human. With his trusty bayonets and his immunity to magic, Kaiman goes on a reckless hunting spree to get to some answers. Cursed by his rough appearance and nightmares that haunt him, the magic users are his only clue to living a normal life. Along with his trusted friend Nikaido, Kaiman is set to get to the bottom of the mystery and get out of Hole once and for all.

Dorohedoro is definitely not for the faint-hearted. Set in a gritty world that is customized with its hellish design, Dorohedoro somehow manages to blend comedy and light-heartedness with death and carnage perfectly. With plenty of twists and turns in the story and the lives of Hole’s residents, the animation and story are not for the squeamish or easily disturbed but for anyone who loves gore and violence.

Surrounded by tall walls and a forest, the orphans at Grace Field House live happily as one big family under the care of their beloved “mama”, Isabella. But when they realize that all the orphans who leave never send letters or keep in touch, the three smartest kids Emma, Norman, and Ray realize that there is more to this seemingly calm and peaceful orphanage as they discover what happens to the children who leave the orphanage and the twisted nature of their mama. With a race against time, the children must find a way to survive and get out of the orphanage as soon as possible.

The Promised Neverland is a greatly beloved horror favorite of the anime community and we can’t help but simply agree. The twisted psychological thriller nature of the anime accompanied by its creepy animation has you on the edge of your seat with every episode. The gripping plot is an added advantage as we simply want to make sure that the children of Grace Field House are safe and survive the horrors of what’s outside the tall walls.

Devils cannot take form without a living host. But when the host has a strong will to overcome the power of the devil, they make the power their own and become a Devilman. Weak and cowardly Akira Fudou has always had a bleeding heart. So when his childhood friend Ryou Asuka asks for help in uncovering the devils, he accepts without hesitation. But the place they go to is Sabbath: an immoral party of debauchery and degeneracy. Amidst death and bloodshed, the devils possess the people who come, turning them into grotesque monsters. In a reckless attempt to save his best friend, Akira joins a partnership with the devil Amon and becomes a Devilman. But what happens when the Devilman is also a crybaby?

Devilman: Crybaby follows a boy with a crybaby heart who becomes a Devilman and gains great power to defeat devils. The anime was beloved by everyone when it came out because of its twisted gore and violence that incorporates the horror elements perfectly. Watching Akira fight with his primeval parts and trying to hold on to his sanity is extremely gripping to watch. We think that this is one anime that definitely deserves to be on your watchlist.

Rika Furude and her friends live in the small mountain village of Hanamizawa when in June 1983, transfer student Keiichi Maebara joins their little group, making him the only guy in a group of girls. After school, the group has a lot of fun playing games and living life to the fullest together. However, this picturesque setting is distorted when Keiichi realizes that his new friends are hiding secrets from him, especially dark secrets of the town. On the other hand, there is a certain person watching all these unsettling events unfold and has noticed a pattern. Using this knowledge, this person decides to fix the broken worlds but what happens when the variables unexpectedly change and there is only impending tragedy left?

Higurashi: When They Cry – Gou, or Higurashi Gou for short, is one hell of a thrill ride for anyone who watches it! This anime has everything you need to be scared out of your wits from gore, thriller, horror (obviously), supernatural, hyper-violence, and more! Higurashi Sotsu, the sequel to Gou and the finale, just ended this season so you can watch the ending of the series! This is the one anime that is going to satisfy everything a person is looking for in a Halloween anime.

Deadman Wonderland is a prison amusement park and Ganta Igarashi and his classmates go there on a school trip. In the park, the convicts perform dangerous act for the onlookers, but things get nasty when Ganta’s classmates are brutally killed. Some circumstances lead to Ganta being framed for the incident, and as a consequence, he is sentenced to death. A lethal collar is placed on his neck, to threaten his life by the minute. Only by winning prison games he will slow it down and prolong his life.

Can you hear Ganta’s collar getting tighter and tighter? We bet you can! This is the atmosphere you get thrown into while watching Deadman Wonderland. Join Ganta, and find yourself cheering for the boy, hoping he will win the prison games and proving his innocence. In a twisted world where he doesn’t know who he can trust, Ganta’s anguish will become yours; this show is bound to keep you with bated breath, wondering what’s going, just like the scariest Halloween night!

As all of you probably remember, the first season of Danganronpa ended with Makoto Naegi and the other survivors escaping from Hope’s Peak Academy. Right after, the group joins the so-called Future Foundation, which combats despair. Some circumstances frame Naegi for betrayal, and he ends up arrested. An escalation of unlucky events brings Monokuma once again in front of the survivors, and a new killing game begins. One after the other, his friends and colleagues get killed… it’s Naegi’s turn once again to find out who the killer is!

If you enjoyed the chills down your spine while watching the first season of Danganronpa, the fun doubles with Danganronpa 3 – Future Arc – which needs to be watched in conjunction with its Despair Arc – another 12-episode series. The escalation of tragedies here increases, and Naegi will have to face death and desperation once again, while trying to unravel the mystery. Let’s not forget Monokuma: the mechanical, terrifying bear. He is exactly the worst nightmare around the Halloween night!

Kei Nagai is a high school student who dreams to become a doctor someday. One day, though, his life is turned upside down for good: he gets hit by a truck and dies in front of the bystanders’ eyes. Yet one minute later, he comes back to life. Turns out that Kei is an Ajin, a mysterious creature who can’t die. Shocked with the discovery, he runs away helped by Kai, his childhood friend. But Kei needs to choose sides, as a war between human beings and Ajin is about to break out!

If you want to spend your Halloween while feeling like you are being chased after, our suggestion is to watch Ajin. Even without too much gore nor splattering of blood, in Ajin we find the main theme of a minority fighting to subjugate human beings, and a protagonist who is constantly chased after because of what he is. This action-packed, adrenaline filled anime will leave you with your mouth open wide: pick it up for the most exciting Halloween ever!

Kouichi Sakakibara has to move from Tokyo, to Yomiyama and start living with his grandparents. Because of a health problem, he misses the first three weeks of school, but in the hospital, he meets Misaki, a girl with an eye patch. Days later, when Kouichi starts going to school, he realizes that Misaki is one of his classmates, yet nobody seems to see her. Kouichi tries asking the others about her, but no one knows what Kouichi is talking about. Kouichi wants to know the truth, so he decides to get closer to Misaki…

Another is so full of mysteries that it will keep you glued to the screen; not only that, there’s an eerie atmosphere, and a lingering feeling that something bad is going to happen any time. And it will, because in Another, the gory scenes will leave you open-mouthed. So, if you are ready for a terrifying Halloween, you really must join Kouichi and solve the mysteries together with him!

When Yukiteru meets the Lord of Time and Space–called Deus Ex Machina–his life drastically changes for the worse. In fact, Deus Ex Machina turns Yukiteru’s phone into a future diary, and throws him into a bloody game where there are other future diary holders. The twelve contestants have to kill each other, and the winner will take Deus Ex Machina’s place. But Yukiteru is not alone in that game, as Yuno Gasai will do her best to protect Yukiteru in the name of love, but there’s a problem: she is a contestant, too. Can he really trust Yuno, or does she have some skeletons in her closet?

Mirai Nikki’s protagonist is a weakling: unable to fight, Yukiteru just hides behind Yuno, trembling. How could we blame him? He is just a teenager thrown into a bloody game, where “kill the others” becomes the motto. If you feel ready for the adrenaline rush of a survival anime, to get you in the Halloween spirit, choose Mirai Nikki. Beware, though, as murders, gory scenes, and dramatic turns of events will always be around the corner.

Megumi Shimizu lives in the old-fashioned village of Sotoba, where the villagers keep following the old traditions. She can’t stand them, and her dream is to live in the city, so when a new European mansion is built on the hill, she craves to meet the refined people that live there. Megumi decides to pay them a visit, but she becomes the first victim of an epidemic that rapidly spreads among the villagers. Toshio Ozaki, the village doctor, and Natsuno Yuuki join forces to investigate the deaths… but they must hurry, or Sotoba will become a village of vampires!

What’s better than a quiet village turning into a ghost town to jump in the Halloween feeling? If you join Ozaki and Yuuki in their investigation, you are bound to feel chills down your spine together with them. Shiki is a show full of mysteries, equally affecting the viewers and the characters, in a slow-paced escalation of events from the first episode until the last one! It’s the perfect choice if you want to spend your Halloween surrounded by vampires.

Ken Kaneki is a university student, and his weakness is Rize, a seemingly intellectual girl who shares with Kaneki the passion for reading. Their first date, though, turns to a horrible tragedy: actually, Rize is a ghoul, a creature that eats human beings, and she assaults Kaneki. Thanks to some lucky circumstances, though, he manages to survive, but there’s a problem: he is now half a ghoul, and half a human. What will he do when he has to choose sides?

Aside from the splattering of blood, the gory scenes, and the ghouls that will throw you all in the Halloween atmosphere immediately, Tokyo Ghoul wields other psychological elements that will work in synergy to make you perceive Kaneki’s loneliness. The anguish of no longer being human, and the desperation of being half a ghoul will distance Kaneki from the people he cares about. Then, when a war between human beings and ghouls will break out, he will have to choose sides… and it won’t be easy, not even for the viewers.

Noah’s Ark Circus arrives in London, ready to astonish the audience with spectacular stunts made by those considered as rejects, like amputees, dwarfs, giants – Noah’s Ark Circus welcomes them all. Its arrival, though, coincides with children disappearances in the city, and that’s why Ciel Phantomhive – the Queen’s Watchdog – has to begin his investigations. Disguised as rejects, Ciel alongside his devilish butler – Sebastian Michaelis – have to infiltrate the circus… and so the curtain rises, and the horror begins.

If the main concept of the circus in the city may be merry, think twice! Because the Noah’s Ark Circus hides a horrific secret, and Ciel is about to unravel the mystery behind the scenes. Kuroshitsuji: Book of Circus starts off with a lot of gags–what with Sebastian covering up each and every mistake made by Ciel–but beware, as the rapid escalation of events will unveil a shocking truth. Nothing better than a circus of horror for the Halloween night!

In a setting where titans eat human beings out of simple pleasure, the remnants of humanity try to fight them back, while looking for answers to make sense of the situation. Eren Yeager is a young boy, left alone after his mother got devoured by a titan. Seeking some sort of revenge against the titans, he decides to enlist into the Survey Corps – an elite military unit – hoping to fight against them outside the walls. Eren will have to face a lot of difficult situations, until a shocking event will put him in the eye of the storm…

Unpredictable, merciless, heartbreaking, and horrific are the words able to shortly describe Shingeki no Kyojin. This is an amazing survival anime, where the viewers cannot predict who’s going to end up eaten by the titans, as the action-packed scenes keep going. A show keeping the audience with bated breath from beginning to end, with a lingering feeling of fear and the dreadful sensation of being watched close by the titans. If the previous shows above weren’t enough to put you in the Halloween spirit, we can safely affirm that Shingeki no Kyojin will!

Shinichi Izumi is a plain high school student, with a very normal life and family. It takes just one night to turn his normal life into a mess: a parasite enters his body, but unable to subjugate his brain, it takes the place of his right hand. Shinichi is scared to death; parasites are horrible creatures eating humans, and one of them is now inside his body and announces him whenever another parasite is nearby. What’s more, there’s a strong possibility that if someone should discover his secret, he may become a guinea pig… but that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

And so, we end this ranking with a riveting show like Kiseijuu, which is overly appreciated by the fandom! It wields the main concept we find in Tokyo Ghoul and Ajin of a minority trying to subjugate human beings; the struggle to survive we find in Shingeki no Kyojin, Mirai Nikki, and Deadman Wonderland; the mysteries we find in all the other shows of this ranking. Kiseijuu includes all these elements masterfully, and that’s why it deserved our first position. Pick it up to get yourself in the Halloween spirit… or even if you simply want to enjoy a wonderful show.

Gantz, in a nutshell, takes the idea that death is the big sleep and flips that on its head. Instead of peace, you’re getting thrown into a dire game that will push you to your limits. That’s the predicament that Kei Kurono finds himself in as he takes on aliens and robots in a maddening reality.

A good chunk of these are not for the lighthearted, but this one in particular gets a red flag. It’s true that life’s no fun without a good scare, but Gantz provides more than just a scare. Brutal deaths that would fit in Mortal Kombat finishing moves are the normal in this show, as well as rape and numerous other acts that represent moral decay. Furthermore, any horror is fair game. Massacre children and the elderly? That’s a-okay in this bloody show. Now, the only aspect lacking in the show was a deep story, but perhaps the upcoming movie, Gantz:0, will give us some interesting narrative.

Makina Hoshimura is murdered and turned into Shikabane Hime, who must kill 108 other corpses in order to reach heaven. Not a very lucky situation, but at least her former friend is a trained priest who can help her out quite a bit. Then again, it’s her friend’s little brother, who gets dragged into the whole situation and is by no means prepared to handle any of these events, that makes everything more difficult for her.

Shikabane Hime: Aka handles death in a way similar to Halloween. That is, death can’t get in the way of rocking out. Makina is whipping out dual submachine guns in order to take down the undead, and that’s a good portion of what this show is all about. Action and blood and it does these things in a gory, yet fun manner. It’s really the flick to watch when you just want to see some good old blood and guts.

Shisha no Teikoku puts us into a world where Dr. Frankenstein’s notes have led to the use of human corpses being infused with a fake soul in order to have an eternal labor force. This has led to vast developments for society, and for the most part, the taboo about using such labor is no longer existent. What is concerning though, is when someone tries to return an original soul back to a person’s body. It’s this goal that Dr. John Watson is after, and it’s the reason he ends up as a secret spy being sent around the world.

Shisha no Teikoku is a wild ride through a steam punk version of 19th century Europe, and there are two particular things it does right to make it so perfect for Halloween. First off, it takes a lot of literary and movie references and mashes them into one overarching, unbelievable story. This is a key aspect to engage us with characters who correspond with our desire of getting dressed up. After all, a pretty big aspect of Halloween is about getting creative with your costumes if not your entire home. The second part is that zombies exist and they are aggressive and vicious and they provide endless action possibilities. More than just a cue for action, the zombies bring about questions of the human conscious and experimentation, which casts a rather long, dark shadow over the movie.

Koutetsujou no Kabaneri came in this year and immediately threw everyone into an apocalyptic dystopian. But hey, it was a steam punk version of the apocalypse, so brownie points are due. Essentially, a virus has spread through the world creating zombie-like creatures, known as Kabane. These monsters have left only a few sanctuaries standing are can only be killed by shots that pierce their hearts, which are surrounded by a steel cage.

What makes this anime so perfect for Halloween are two particular things. One is the steam punk nuances, which set up a lot of silver and bronze color schemes. These help flesh out a certain feeling of fall, with everything rusting to a certain extent. The second reason is a bit more obvious. The Kabane are undead creatures who get slaughter and get slaughtered in mass by our top protagonists. Who doesn’t enjoy a good hack and slash during October.

Gakkou no Kaidan takes us into a school where a lot of the ghosts in an entire region have been locked inside its old, abandoned building. Hearing quite a few interesting stories about the building, a group of friends decide to trek the halls and see what it’s all about. Well, the rumors turn out to be true as numerous ghosts haunt the halls as well as some darker demons bound deeper within.

One of the best things about Gakkou no Kaidan is that you can choose how you want to experience it. You can go for a more haunting thriller or you can go for an off-the-walls parody. This is because the subbed and dubbed versions are completely different. The subbed version follows the more horrifying storyline and actually becomes quite complex and terrifying. The dubbed version is basically an impromptu skit with characters that range from a religious fanatic to a toddler who can’t speak one word. It really is a situation of trick or treat and both have their high points.

Yami Shibai has three seasons worth of incredible and terrifying shorts. Using paper figures for its animation, this anime consistently provides 4-minute episodes of exquisite fright.

First off, its style is unique in and of itself and it provides a certain tension built around stillness. That is to say, you are constantly waiting for that shift, that sudden change, that moment that pops out from the overall motionless in the animation style. This, surprisingly, can build up quite powerfully within four minutes. Pushing along that tension is the way a good chunk of the stories are presented. The narrative technique is extremely reminiscent of the ghost stories told around campfires. There’s a slow build up to a frightening realization that you will surely make it difficult to sleep at night.

Psychokinesis has developed in a small percentage of the world population, and immediately war breaks out. After a long, bloody era, those who possess psychokinetic powers have formed their own separate society that holds a rather thin peace agreement with the rest of humanity. Despite making itself out be a sort of utopia for those with supernatural powers, 12-year-old Saki Watanabe and her friends find themselves on path that proves just the opposite.

Shin Sekai Yori is haunting for several reasons. One is because of how seamlessly and smoothly it flips everything on its head, on multiple occasions. It takes five children into adulthood and systematically throughout its 25-episode run has you questioning humanity and morality. There’s nary a moment of relief for our characters as other life forms as well as their closest friends test how well they understand all the facets of life. Second, the show can get quite bloody and there are moments that will leave you in shock. Overall, it’s a fitting narrative for a month that’s all about surprises.

Shibusen is an academy that trains Shinigami so that they may create ‘Death Scythes’ to properly battle evil. Now Death Scythes are actually human hybrids, who can transform into a weapon, and are paired with Shinigami in training. Primarily following three teams of Shinigami and their weaponized partners, Soul Eater has viewers chasing down zombies, witches, and so much more.

Few anime capture the idea of Halloween as well as Soul Eater. The setting is essentially its own Halloween world with witches, werewolves, zombies, black cats, and a terrifying sun and moon. Despite having a rather toonish quality, the show captures the more haunting aspects with the amount of action and malicious characters that set up the major conflicts throughout its run. So yeah, it’s not as spooky as other shows on this list, but it does many other things that speak to Halloween. The most prominent of those, outside of the setting, is the sense of adventure that it imparts. Similar to that first Halloween on your own, this world is yours to explore in depth.

Hell Girl offers you the chance to get revenge on anyone. All you need to do is input the person’s name into the website Jigoku Tsuushin (Hell Correspondence). Admittedly, the girl behind the website, the one who ferries these unlucky people into Hell, must take a personal interest in your story to take on the request. Oh, and if all goes as you hope, then you will be sent to hell when your natural life comes to an end.

Terrifying, complex, and riveting; it’s extremely difficult to find a show that can compare with Hell Girl. Yes, there are shows that offer perhaps a more terrifying experience, or programs with deeper narratives, but few combine every aspect as well Studio Deen did with this masterpiece. From its real-world harassment to its hellbent mazes, there’s consistently a sense of terror or paranoia at the very least.

Initially, it’s always clear who the victim is, but once punishment is doled out, a punishment of eternal damnation, questions rise. Can revenge ever be seen as justice is one of the main ones. Though you might often feel a sense of justice being served when a bully/attacker is being punished, you can never forget that the victim is now destined to hell as well. Everything has a cost and nothing is as clear cut as it should be in this world.

Leading the foray against the forces that wish to disturb the city is the demon hunter, detective Shiki Ryougi. Now, Shiki has incredible endurance, agility, and strength. She is quite capable of dispatching a horde of undead or even spirit like beings, especially when in possession of a katana. However, what sets her above and beyond most if not every single being in her universe is her innate ability “Mystic Eyes of Death Perception.” This power allows her to see lines of death; and when she cuts along those lines, she can obliterate any object as well as even concepts and ideas.
This series of movies take us into Mifune City, where an agency known as Garan no Dou takes on cases of supernatural origin. One of its top detectives is Shiki Ryougi, who has the power to see lines of death and if she cuts those lines, she can destroy anything, even an idea. Now, she gets mixed up with Mikiya Kokutou as both of them are trying to get to the bottom of a sudden series of deaths that occurred within Mifune City.

This show has so many things going for it. First off, its animation is absolutely gorgeous and the fight scenes are impeccable. Second, its characters are intriguing and dynamic, whether they are the heroes or the villains. Finally, the narrative is complex and rewarding to follow as it takes you through countless twists. Now, all of that dictates a good show, but what about it makes it so perfect for Halloween?

Well, for starters, there’s a ton of supernatural aspects that would make anyone of the persuasion to draw a pentagram extremely excited. Demons, mystic eyes, zombies, time travel, and so much more are incorporated into the story. More importantly, the narrative is one that truly haunts and sticks with you. The situations it handles border on the disturbed as humans are used in horrific experimentations that test the idea of fate. Oh, and it’s not afraid to splash some blood about either.