10 Demon Anime You Need to Watch

Demon-themed anime are a feast for anyone who loves supernatural action, moral dilemmas, and stylish characters with glowing eyes in the dark. But beyond the epic fights and infernal pacts, many of these stories make us reflect on humanity, power, and fate — all wrapped in flashy battles, epic soundtracks, and jaw-dropping twists.

In this list, we’ve gathered 10 anime that dive into the demonic side with creativity, emotion, and that delicious chaos only anime can deliver.

Let’s go!

Devil's Line

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll

- Episodes: 12

Picture a half-vampire, half-human struggling to control his urges while falling in love with a regular girl. In Devil's Line, the clash between instinct and humanity takes a dark, romantic turn, blending drama, action, and social commentary — perfect for fans of more mature stories.

Blue Exorcist

- Where to watch: Netflix, Crunchyroll

- Episodes: 25 (Season 1) + 12 (Kyoto Saga)

Rin learns he’s the son of Satan and sets out to become an exorcist. With blazing blue swords and family drama, Blue Exorcist mixes intense action, gothic settings, and a protagonist who faces destiny with both humor and grit.

Seraph of the End

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll, Funimation

- Episodes: 24

In a world where children are enslaved by vampires, Yuichiro seeks revenge and redemption. Cursed weapons, apocalyptic drama, and powerful friendships make Seraph a gripping mix of end-times chaos and classic shounen heart.

Devilman Crybaby

- Where to watch: Netflix

- Episodes: 10

Akira becomes a demon to save humanity, only to realize the real monsters might be human. Directed by Masaaki Yuasa, Devilman Crybaby is psychedelic, brutal, and deeply moving — a masterpiece that leaves a lasting impression.

Twin Star Exorcists

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll

- Episodes: 50

Two exorcists are destined to marry and give birth to the child who will save the world... but they can't stand each other. Twin Star Exorcists delivers supernatural action with a dose of reluctant romance, mystical creatures, and spiritual battle techniques.

Black Clover

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll, Netflix

- Episodes: 170

Asta has no magic — but he wields a demonic grimoire that grants anti-magic powers. Black Clover is a high-energy shounen full of rivalries, underdog spirit, and a literal inner demon that becomes a powerful ally.

The Misfit of Demon King Academy

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll

- Episodes: 13 (Season 1) + 12 (Season 2)

Anos Voldigoad reincarnates 2,000 years later to find a world that forgot him. With an overwhelmingly overpowered main character, Misfit playfully mocks fantasy clichés with magical ego trips and lots of flair.

Kemono Jihen

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll

- Episodes: 12

Kabane, a boy with demonic origins, joins a supernatural detective agency. Kemono Jihen blends mystery, mythology, and emotional depth in a story about identity and belonging that deserves way more attention.

Chainsaw Man

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll

- Episodes: 12

Denji just wanted jam on toast — but ends up fusing with his chainsaw-dog demon. With dark humor, visceral action, and sharp social commentary, Chainsaw Man is loud, bold, and impossible to ignore.

Demon Lord 2099

- Where to watch: Crunchyroll

- Episodes: 12

In a cyberpunk world of digital spells, the former Demon King awakens and battles megacorporations and cyborgs. Demon Lord 2099 promises a stylish blend of magic and tech in a future where even hell has gone high-tech.

These anime prove that the demonic side can be just as fascinating as it is terrifying — and sometimes, the real monsters are human.

The appeal of demon anime goes far beyond dark aesthetics and intense battles. These stories explore complex themes like identity, sacrifice, the human condition, and the timeless clash between good and evil. Each title offers a unique perspective on what it means to coexist with forces that challenge the boundaries of morality and existence.

Whether in apocalyptic settings, exorcist academies, or futuristic worlds, these narratives remind us that even in chaos, there’s room for choice, hope, and transformation.

Did we miss one of your favorites? Let us know in the comments!