The protagonists of the following anime all have the ability to see ghosts. For some, it’s a blessing, but for others, it’s a curse. But, whether they like it or not, these individuals are continuously surrounded by passed-away spirits.
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Mieruko-chan
When you hear about cute girls doing nice things in a comedy, the last thing that comes to mind is a monster bursting out as in a tv show. That is what happens to Miko, who has the unfortunate condition of seeing the paranormal. In this horror comedy, a high school girl’s usual living has turned into a nightmare.
Unless you happen to be Miko Yotsuya, you should be grateful for Mieruko-chan. She has to deal with the scary situation in which the supernatural follows her everywhere she goes. Miko has to live with the fact that paranormal monsters exist in the reality of the living, whether at school, the park, or even her own bedroom.
The Night Beyond the Tricornered Window
The Night Beyond The Tricornered Window is without a doubt my favourite BL anime. Contains horror, mystery, and fanservice that is just right for me. The anime may feel rushed, however the manga will help you understand the story much better. This anime has a greater sense of mystery, sexual tension, and tension.
Ghost Hound
This anime has the best atmosphere and sound design of any horror anime I’ve ever seen. The main boy, Tarou Komori, is seeing unusual visions, spirits roaming the mountains, and disturbing dreams after being kidnapped 11 years ago. I recently started watching this anime, and I have to say that this is the only anime that makes me feel uneasy and eerie anytime I watch any episode.
Ghost Hunt
The Ghost Hunt story is a lot of fun and fascinating. And, at least for me, one-of-a-kind. It tells the story of ghost hunting in an innovative way, offering you a look into the more scientific and realistic techniques ghost hunting truly works. (If it were real, it would perform effectively.)
It’s also well-told; the episodes, or cases, are all full of twists that keep you guessing and wondering what’ll happen next. And it never fails to provide a satisfying and full ending. Not to mention that each situation is very different from the others, resulting in a wide range of possibilities.
xxxHOLiC
Prepare to be taken on a journey through an otherworldly world. xxxHOLiC (hence simply “Holic”) was a welcome change from my normal action/fantasy entertainment. The story is interesting and engaging, circling around spirits, ghosts, and the bizarre. Holic provides insight into a side of Japanese culture that most people do not witness. There is little action in this show, which is aimed at an older and more mature audience.
Natsume’s Book of Friends
Natsume Yuujinchou is a wonderful gem of a series, and I’m happy I watched it on the advice of a friend. The series comprises of self-contained episodes in which Natsume attempts to help youkai with their difficulties and return their names.
Each episode, for the most part, has a happy conclusion, but some are painful yet beautiful. As the series progresses, Natsumes learns to be more sociable and makes a few new friends. He teaches the youkai that not all humans are terrible.
