Anime from the Winter 2019 Lineup That You Should Watch

The previous year had been a great one and most of the anime fans were wishing for 2019 to be a good year for the anime community. And what could’ve been an even better way to start the year with excitement, fun and heavy enthusiasm than spending the first three months of the year with some of the biggest and most anticipated anime of winter 2019 chart.

Our list shall be divided into two categories: 1.) sequels or continuation of a previously existing anime series; 2.) new anime titles either an original, or adapted from a manga and novels.

To start off our list, let’s see which anime sequels airing this winter 2019 is worth checking out.

Premiere: Jan 7, 2019

Studio: Bones

As if things couldn’t be more bigger than this, yes we have one of the most hyped anime of 2016 this year. Mob Psycho 100 II is not as popular as its contemporaries such as My Hero Academia or Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-, but it is definitely one of the most praised anime of that year. Indeed, with Mob Psycho 100 return, we could all expect for an astoundingly amazing and somehow absurd psychic-action comedy drama in the next three months.

Premiere: Jan 9, 2019

Studio: MAPPA

The goddess of gambling were back and they will surely rock our world once again so much drama and psychologically provoking mysteries. Yumeko, Mary and the rest of the gang is set to bring an even more exciting and nerve-wracking story in our table.

Premiere: Jan 9, 2019

Studio: Hoods Entertainment

The romance school anime that we followed from spring 2018 seasonal chart is back this year. In fact, this anime reminds me of I Want to Eat Your Pancreas due to some similarities of the main characters in certain ways. Nonetheless, for people who enjoyed a heavy dosage of romance, comedy, and drama; then congratulations – 3D Kanojo: Real Girl plot is definitely for you.

Premiere: Dec. 28, 2018

Studio: J.C.Staff

I’ll say that this anime series is quite underrated or maybe it doesn’t simply resonates with the preferences of the majority of anime viewers. Nonetheless, Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan Conclusion is the final installment of Saiki Kusuo no Ψ-nan series and is expected to give us a great farewell celebration filled with supernatural stuffs and absurd humors.

Premiere: Jan 21, 2019

Studio: CygamesPictures

Also called as Rage of Bahamut: Manaria Friends, this is an upcoming anime that belong to Rage of Bahamut anime franchise. Just like the rest of the titles in the franchise, Manaria Friends promises to bring an interesting story filled with demons and magical stuffs to bring our fantasy on a new height.

Premiere: Jan 11, 2019

Studio: J.C.Staff

I have mixed thoughts about this anime series, however it’s popularity is quite notorious. Furthermore, it is one of the comedy-harem anime of the recent years that gave us more than just plain entertainment. And this year’s Date A Live installment seems to be rather enticing and promising.

Premiere: Jan 5, 2019

Studio: Pierrot Plus

This is the 2nd season of the funny and relaxing anime Fukigen na Mononokean which never failed to bring smiles to our faces on 2016. This is one of my personal favorite anime that year due to its close resemblance with Natsume’s Book of Friends. However, this anime thrives more in the obnoxious interaction among characters that will surely give everyone’s a big laugh.

Premiere: Jan 9, 2019

Studio: Kinema Citrus

From the studio that brought us Made in Abyss, here’s another hyped anime that will bring so much fun in our winter 2019 anime chart. The pilot episode had been pre-aired on Dec. 27, and The Rising of the Shield Hero had been making a buzzed in the internet since then. Well, it even produced tons of memes in the past few days and if it’s not hyped, I wonder what it is. Nonetheless, the anime promises an great action-adventure premise with heavy dosage of romance and comedy paved in it.

Premiere: Jan 11, 2019

Studio: CloverWorks

Alright, this mystery-horror anime of the season is currently our team’s most anticipated new anime of 2019. If there is one thing that I could say about The Promised Neverland, then it’s nerve-wracking drama to the verge of its genre. Yeah, there’s a lot of thrill and drama awaiting for us in this sci-fi anime from CloverWorks.

Premiere: Jan 4, 2019

Studio: Madhouse

Another psychological-mystery horror anime of 2019 that I personally looking forward to watch. Boogiepop Never Laughs will once again awakened those creepy thoughts that we all had from various urban legends that we learned when we were young. What’s more exciting about this anime is it both deviates and aligned with the generic cliche in its own genre. Nonetheless, this anime will be among those series that will make our winter 2019 a fantastic one.

Premiere: Jan 7, 2019

Studio: MAPPA and Tezuka Productions

Adapted from the darkest and most cruel works of Japan’s legendary animator and manga artist – Osamu Tezuka. Dororo is a classic story that will make your anime watching habit darker, violent, suspense, and action-filled.

Premiere: Jan 12, 2019

Studio: A-1 Pictures

A comedy-romance with psychological flakes – that’s Kaguya-sama: Love is War. This is a rather entertaining take on the battle of feelings and pride which will give us an emotional and fun rumble of students who’s emotionally unstable as their intelligence level.

These are only few of the most recommended anime shows to look forward this winter 2019. So, which one stir up your interest? On my end, I’ll have the Promised Neverland, Boogiepop Never Laughs, and The Rising of the Shield Hero as my personal favorites. Though, there are still handful of leftover anime from the previous FALL 2018 anime lineup such as That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Sword Art Online: Alicization, Fairy Tail Final Series, and A Certain Magical Index – with the first two leftovers as included in our Top 20 Anime Series of 2018.