Akame ga Kill! is a bloody anime that doesn't hold back, and Game of Thrones fans are sure to disappear into the fantasy ...

There is plenty of great anime that can be binged in a day, and at 24 episodes, Akame Ga Kill! is definitely one of them. The anime debuted in 2014, and it focuses on a teenage boy named Tatsumi ...

Akame Ga Kill! anime (Image via White Fox Co., Ltd.) The anime introduces us to Tatsumi, a young warrior who ventures into the capital of the Empire with dreams of making a difference.

Romance anime Golden Time will also take its leave, as will the popular series Akame ga Kill! Both are on the older side, nearing 10 years since their initial releases.

The Setting Akame ga Kill announces itself very clearly as a fantasy anime, but "fantasy" can imply all manner of settings and varying levels of technological advancement parallel to the real world.

The Akame ga Kill manga deals a lot with Tatsumi's money issues. The story has a ton of action sequences and also shows Night Raid slowly taking down the evil Empire.

Akame ga Kill’ s anime might had gone on to its own original ending compared to the manga, but fans were greatly attached to the series’ characters as it treated death as a real consequence.

Akame ga Kill: Large-scale war scenes with heavy casualties contribute to one of the highest kill counts in anime.