For a lot of people, fighting is an important aspect of anime shows. Fans will debate endlessly over which series has the best battles, or what the best fight in any individual series is. So, we’ve decided to once again weigh in on this topic with a list of what we consider to be the best anime fights this year. Because who doesn’t like seeing someone get beaten to within an inch of their life?
Side note: Whilst we made an effort to watch lots of shows that started airing this year, we couldn’t see them all. So if there’s a fight that you think should be on this list but isn’t, then it’s probably because we never got around to watching it, as opposed to us not liking it.
In any fantasy series, it’s pretty much a given that the main party will, at some point, encounter the undead. Call them liches, zombies, draugrs, whatever – they’re dead, but they’re still moving, and Grimgar is no exception to this rule. Due to a curse on the land, anyone who dies and is not cremated will turn into a hostile walking corpse, and Haruhiro’s party end up encountering a trio of such creatures deep in the Cyrene Mine. However, they aren’t any old zombies. They’re the remnants of Mary’s previous team who died in an excursion into the mines and succumbed to the curse.
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Even though Haruhiro’s team outnumbers the zombies two-to-one, Mary’s old teammates as still as strong as they were in life (with the added bonus that they can no longer feel pain), and give the main characters a run for their money. In fact, the only reason that Haruhiro’s party survives is because Mary learnt the spell capable of dispelling the curse, which means she has to enter the battle and put her old friends to rest at last.
This battle also really highlights the teamwork between the party members, with Haruhiro, Ranta, Yume and Moguzo working together to incapacitate a zombie without any prior planning or instructions. It’s also an emotional encounter, as Mary is forced to defeat her old friends and her mixed emotions are clear throughout the fight. However, she finally gets closure, and it’s this battle that really secures her place in the team. Add in some pretty awesome animation, and you have a clear winner here.
I am not crying! I'm not! I'm just struggling to survive after seeing one of my childhood heroes suddenly reach their maximum form of badassery, then have to use that to defeat not only the villain of this episode, but their own friends as well! What kind of sadist wrote a scene in which both my heart was crushed, yet my squees were also heightened? A brilliant one, that's what!
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For those of you who don't know, Digimon Adventure tri is doing a fairly awesome job so far (I've reviewed the three episodes we've got right now, and I plan to review the last three when they're released). While Part 2's final battle was hampered by some problematic animation, Part 3 is a beautiful mistress that you don't tell your wife about from start to finish. And this scene is so emotional that it hurts as much as that mistress as well.
Seeing all of our favourite Digimon partners be possessed/brainwashed/corrupted/Heartless'd into a villain is just painful, with only poor lovable Tentomon able to continue the good fight and protect humanity from the digital menace. If the action itself was just a bit more exciting and less predictable, this scene could have had the potential to reach the Top 5, but don't let that deter you from seeing it. This scene truly was prodigious!
8.) Subaru & Rem vs the White Whale (Re:Zero –Starting Life in Another World–) (Written by: ClayDragon)
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“Hast seen the white whale?” Captain Ahab famously asked once. Well, if he’d seen Re:Zero’s take on the White Whale, he’d probably have a fit. This magical beast is enormous, can withstand insane amounts of magic attacks, can create clones of itself, and can fly. Oh, and it’s also capable of creating a fog that can erase people from existence if they come into contact with it. All in all, it isn’t exactly something that you’d like to fight – but that’s exactly what Subaru decides to do. Enlisting the help of Crusch (a general of a large army) and her elderly butler Wilhelm, Subaru – along with Rem – sets out to kill the White Whale so he can reach Emilia’s palace in time to save her.
Using his knowledge of the White Whale from a previous loop, Subaru is able to direct Crusch’s army to the location where the creature will appear. Unfortunately, despite their preparations, the immensely powerful Whale is able to resist most of their attacks – including magical cannons, Rem’s ice magic and numerous sword slashes courtesy of Crusch and Wilhelm. To make matters worse, the White Whale summons two clones and begins tearing the army apart, which culminates in it eating Wilhelm whole.
In the end, the White Whale is only defeated by Subaru using his connection to the Witch of Envy to lure the beast towards an enormous tree, which is then cut down and lands on top of the Whale. Even this is unable to kill it, and it ends up being Wilhelm – who cut his way out of the White Whale like a total badass – who delivers the final blow. This is the first battle in the series that occurs once Subaru has accepted that he can’t always play the hero, and his performance as a support role solidifies how he’s learned from his past experiences. Plus, we get to see a 60-year old man slice his way out of a monster that can erase its victims from history!
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If you disagree with someone, what’s the best way to resolve the argument? Flip a coin? Play rock, paper, scissors? Or have a huge paintball match that ends with you and your opponent physically beating each other up? During Assassination Classroom’s second season, a rift grows between Nagisa and Karma regarding whether or not the class should attempt to save Korosensei from his imminent death. Nagisa is firmly on the Save side due to believing that, since Korosensei isn’t malicious in any way, he doesn’t deserve to be killed, whilst Karma believes that killing their teacher is the best way to acknowledge the progress that they’ve made.
To decide the direction the class will take, Korosensei proposes a paintball match between the two sides, with Nagisa and Karma being the leaders of their respective teams. As the match comes to a close, Nagisa and Karma end up being the only players left, so they face off in a tense knife fight to determine the winner. And what a fight! It quickly becomes obvious that Nagisa is completely outmatched in terms of physical ability, as Karma repeatedly kicks him around like a ragdoll. However, Nagisa’s clever use of his assassination techniques help to balance the fight out, making it a big question of who the winner will be.
Ultimately, it’s Nagisa who takes the victory – although not in the way anyone expected. Instead of using an assassination technique on Karma, he decides to take him head on, and traps him in a triangle choke. Whilst Karma is given the chance to claim victory through a lucky coincidence, he decides that winning in such a way would be meaningless, and willingly surrenders to his friend. This fight is really the moment that makes you realise just how much both Nagisa and Karma have developed since the start of the series, and the fact that this battle only strengthens their friendship is the icing on the cake.
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….Sorry, just give me a moment. This one is weird. Danganronpa, a franchise that is literally about the depths of despair taking over the world, ended with such a bizarre and ridiculous showdown that, well, we had to applaud it. Danganronpa remains a symbol of strangeness in these dark times, and the sudden return of the most beloved cast in the entire series is both hysterical and ridiculously dumb.
Owari eats meat to gain extra strength, while Nidai wrestles a robot to rip its head off and Tanaka summons the power of lightning as he says the name that Copyright Law literally tried to stop him from speaking; GUNDHAM! A group of somewhat-colourful villains seem to just pop out of nowhere to be defeated by the cast, and where did Mikan get that syringe?!
I can't even make a joke about her hiding it somewhere inappropriate! It's too big for that! Seriously, where did this come from?!
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Some would argue that this battle is too ridiculous for the tone that the series has carried, and I completely understand their point. This is silly, and it is funny and crazy and stupid as well. It's like when I'm
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