If you’re a fan of “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End,” an anime that beautifully weaves the elements of fantasy, life’s fleeting nature, and the bittersweet passage of time, then here are 10 other anime series that might resonate with your tastes. Each series offers its own unique blend of adventure, deep emotional narratives, and enchanting worlds that might just capture your heart as “Frieren” did.

1.Violet Evergarden – A visually stunning series about a former child soldier turned Auto Memory Doll who writes letters for others while searching for her life’s purpose and understanding the last words told to her by someone she held dear.

2.Mushishi – This serene anthology follows Ginko, a Mushi Master who studies supernatural beings known as Mushi that coexist with nature. Each story dives deep into the mystical and often poignant relationships between humans and Mushi.

3.Made in Abyss – Dive into the depths of a dangerous yet beautiful abyss along with Riko and her robot friend Reg. Their journey is filled with discovery, but danger lurks around every corner in this deceptively dark adventure tale.

4.Natsume’s Book of Friends – Follow Takashi Natsume as he attempts to return names written in his grandmother’s Book of Friends to various spirits, often finding himself in touching scenarios that explore the bonds between spirits and humans.

5.The Ancient Magus’ Bride – This narrative unfolds around Chise Hatori, who becomes the apprentice and bride-to-be to a mysterious magus named Elias. The show delves into themes of belonging, love, and the intersections between the human and magical realms.

6.Somali and the Forest Spirit – Journey with Somali, a young human girl, and her golem protector through a world where humans are on the brink of extinction. Their relationship highlights themes of family and protecting loved ones against all odds.

7.Kino’s Journey – Experience various cultures and countries alongside Kino, who travels through diverse lands with her talking motorcycle Hermes, all while introducing philosophical queries about society and people’s ways of life.

8.A Place Further Than The Universe – This heartwarming tale follows four girls as they strive to travel to Antarctica. It beautifully captures their growth, friendship, and determination to achieve what many consider impossible.

9.Spice and Wolf – A charming blend of economics, romance, and folklore features Lawrence, a traveling merchant who meets Holo, a clever wolf deity. Together they journey seeking profit but find much more about life and companionship.

10.Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day – In this emotional ride tinged with supernatural elements, a group of friends grapple with grief and unresolved feelings after their friend Menma’s untimely death brings them back together.

Each one of these anime carries its own unique message and aesthetic that could be a perfect follow-up for someone who cherished “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End”. Whether it’s for their thematic depth or compelling storytelling about journeys both physical and emotional—they’re sure to resonate with fans seeking another world to explore through animation.