Top 10 Anime Antiheroes Ranked

His real name is Lelouch wi Britannia, but after his exile he used the pseudonym “Lelouch Lamperouge”. He was the eleventh Prince of the Holy British Empire and the son of the 98th Emperor of Britain, and the leader and founder of the Black Knights.

After the loss of his mother, he began to find strange the attitude of his father, who did not even find the death of his wife strange. He did not consider this fair, so he began to take revenge on his father and look for answers to questions about the mysterious death of his mother.

Despite having an affectionate bond with Dororo, Hyakkimaru is not exactly a hero. His life began with pain and suffering even before he was born, when his father made a deal with demons in exchange for the prosperity of his land.

It cost the limbs of Hyakkimaru, who was almost dying, and was helped by the lord. As he got older, his supernatural abilities developed and he began to hunt demons, realizing that for every one he killed, a member of his body was returned.

When Hyakkimaru kills these demons, he doesn’t do it to save people. In fact, this is the only thing he knows how to do: kill demons and return his body.

Mugen is a wandering swordsman who roams Japan with his sword, caring for nothing but himself. He can be very rude when he wants to and fight people for stupid reasons if someone disagrees with him.

He is also very cunning, believing he can get countless hits here and there by tricking people into taking advantage of them. In the end, from a certain point in the anime, he begins to care for Fu and Jina, but in the end he continues to put his own interests above all else.

With a short temper and short temper (pun intended), Bakugou is clearly no ordinary hero. Many fans end up disliking him precisely for this rudeness, especially with the main character.

The boy is always yelling that he is going to kill someone, hardly follows the rules, and acts impulsively a lot. Luckily, he’s a strong character in his series, so even if he gets into trouble, he doesn’t turn down hard work and mischief.

He might even save you as a hero, but he will probably do so by cursing you with countless different names.

Even though the fans love him very much, we can’t forget that Itachi Uchiha was able to kill his family members (including his mother and father). “Ah, but he did it to protect Konoha…” Yes, he acted to protect his Village, but he still killed the people who created him.

For a long time, countless fans hated him along with Sasuke Uchiha (his younger brother), as they believed that he exterminated their Clan for no reason and, after the truth was revealed, the hatred of the fandom spread to Danzou (the main culprit).

Despite it being for a “noble cause”, Itachi killed those he loved the most, became a renegade in his village, and joined the biggest criminal organization in the entire ninja world.

Spike is not an anti-hero because he has a bad or violent personality, in fact he takes this place because of his indifference. In most of the Cowboy Bebop anime, the only thing that really motivates him is the awards.

He is a cowboy, that is, a bounty hunter, so few things matter more to him than money. Despite being associated with the Bebop crew, he has shown to be withdrawn with others and doesn’t mind shooting some people for someone to get stuck with his head for a price.

Who doesn’t remember Light Yagami, or rather Kira?! A high school student was an ordinary young man until he found a death note, a note that kills anyone with his name written on it. At first, his intention was to punish criminals who were not punished by justice, but things got out of control…

Light as Kira decided that he would become the god of the new world, killing not only the bad guys, but anyone who gets in his way. It’s hard to explain why, but he’s one of the characters on this list with a huge fandom.

His end is very sad, as he dies after an investigation exposes him, but his charisma has caught the attention of a significant part of the public.

Alucard is a vampire, and despite fighting on the human side, he only takes orders from one person: Integra Hellsing. Hellsing is an organization that destroys monsters like vampires and their great secret weapon is Alucard, the most powerful vampire of them all.

Despite being “on the right side” and showing affection and respect for Integra, he doesn’t hesitate to follow her orders and also has no qualms about killing countless people, sometimes in a brutal way.

He is indeed a very dangerous weapon and one of the most memorable anti-heroes when it comes to anime and manga.

Vegeta, the prince of the Saiyans, could not be excluded from this list! He appears in Dragon Ball Z as a villain sent to the planet Earth, but gradually becomes an anti-hero rival to Goku.

Vegeta is quite arrogant and boastful, only worrying about defeating Goku one day and proving himself to be the strongest Saiyan, causing Dragon Ball’s power levels to be extreme these days.

Despite being on the side of the good guys today and helping to protect the planet, Vegeta still carries with him selfishness and pride, characteristics that are certainly not traits of a hero.

Guts is one of the anime and manga characters with the saddest past. Born from a dead body, rescued as a baby by a gang of mercenaries, sold for the night by his father and almost killed by him… After so many injuries before he was 15, Guts has become a lone wolf who only trusts himself and his sword.

When he finds the Band of the Hawk led by Griffith, he returns to socializing and trusting his comrades, but after the Eclipse, he returns to his usual cold person.

All this past makes Guts a man who doesn’t care about others, or at least tries to give the impression that he does. He acts only of his own free will and spares no words in order to be “less cruel” to people. Despite the fact that from time to time he shows feelings, he only cares about revenge.