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10 Best Ghibli-Like Anime Series Every Miyazaki Fan Needs to Watch

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli have captivated audiences around the world with their enchanting animation, gripping stories, and memorable characters. For fans looking to find that Ghibli magic in other anime series, here’s a list of the top 10 series that echo the wonder and artistic spirit of Miyazaki’s works.

1.”Little Witch Academia”– With its endearing characters and magical setting, this series captures the whimsical charm that is synonymous with Ghibli. It’s a story about believing in yourself and chasing your dreams, akin to “Kiki’s Delivery Service.”

2.”Mushishi”– Much like several Ghibli films that explore the relationship between nature and humanity, “Mushishi” delves into the mystical and often lends viewers a peaceful contemplation of life’s mysteries.

3.”Made in Abyss”– For fans who enjoyed the adventurous depths of “Castle in the Sky,” “Made in Abyss” offers a richly imagined world filled with danger and wonder, as it follows the journey of Riko into a mysterious abyss.

4.”Natsume’s Book of Friends”– This touching series about humans and spirits carries echoes of “Spirited Away,” offering heartwarming tales of friendship wrapped in soft, serene animation.

5.”The Ancient Magus’ Bride”– This anime boasts fantastical elements and an emotionally powerful narrative that could easily fit into the Studio Ghibli catalogue, reminiscent of the nuanced relationships portrayed in “Howl’s Moving Castle.”

6.”Children of the Whales”– In a setting as unique as any Ghibli film, this beautiful story set on an ocean of sand delves into themes of culture, tradition, and change.

7.”Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit”– With its strong female protagonist and intricate storytelling, this series would appeal to fans of “Princess Mononoke,” emphasizing themes of duty, honor, and respect for nature.

8.”Aria The Animation”– Those who appreciate the serene beauty found in movies like “The Wind Rises” will love this gentle series about gondoliers on planet Aqua (formerly Mars), which celebrates finding joy in everyday experiences.

9.”Flying Witch”– This anime exudes a calming presence akin to “My Neighbor Totoro,” focusing on simple joys through the lens of witchcraft mingled with ordinary life.

10.”From Up on Poppy Hill”– Created by Goro Miyazaki, Hayao’s son, this show shares a similar art style and historical touch as his father’s work, offering another heartwarming tale perfect for Ghibli enthusiasts seeking nostalgia with every frame.

Each anime on this list promises to offer a piece of what makes Ghibli films special: magical realism, compelling narratives, breathtaking animation, and an undeniable heart at its core. Whether you’re looking for something to fill the void between Ghibli releases or just want to expand your anime horizons with series akin to Miyazaki’s style, these picks are sure to delight.

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