Top 10 Anime with Fanservice on Crunchyroll

We do not always want to watch a masterpiece. It is tiring to watch something good that requires you to concentrate.

Sometimes we just want to shut off our brains and watch something fun. For times like this, we seek the pleasure of our guilty pleasures.

Despite what some people might think, there is nothing wrong with enjoying an anime with a little bit of fan service. Yes, they might not always be plot-heavy or the greatest anime of all time, but they have their place and they do their job.

But some of them stand above the rest, some of them are actually as good as others and some might even be better than what you may expect.

Looking for some quality anime to feast your eyes? Here are the best anime with fanservice that you can watch on Crunchyroll.

10. Nisekoi

You can expect a decent amount of fan service in this battle of best girls. Despite having that harem tag, Nisekoi is more of a romance anime with loads of comedic moments along the way.

Raku Ichijou is a first-year high school student who is the heir to a yakuza family. Despite his background, he wishes to remain uninvolved in the family business.

Yet, he is forced to be in a pretend relationship with Chitoge Kirisaki in order to maintain peace between two mafia groups. But the truth is they hate each other with all their heart.

The story follows the mismatched couple and the people they meet along as Raku searches for the girl who has the key to his locket.

9. Is it Wrong To Try To Pick Girls In a Dungeon?

This is the type of series that you do not know why you enjoy (except the fanservice of course). This series has everything that you could complain about and yet it is entertaining to watch.

Bell Cranel is a 14-year-old solo adventurer, hopes to become the greatest adventurer in the land. He serves under the goddess Hestia and is the only member of the Hestia Familia.

He embarks on an adventure to discover the city’s monster-filled catacombs known simply as the Dungeon.

Bell works hard in order to survive in the city of Orario, in a world where gods and humans work together.

8. KonoSuba: God’s Blessing on This Wonderful World!

KonoSuba is a parody of all the isekai tropes that you are familiar with. It does so with some comedy and brilliant cast chemistry.

Kazuma is a shut-in NEET who dies an untimely embarrassing death. He then meets Aqua, a goddess, who offers him to reincarnate into a parallel world. She offers him any object to take something to this world, he chooses her.

In a seemingly game-like world, Kazuma is tasked with defeating the demon lord with his rag-tag party of useless members.

7. Fire Force

Even though this is a solid shounen, you would not be starved of any fanservice. The fanservice might put off many people as it happens at the most random of moments, but despite that, it is a good watch.

Shinra Kusakabe is a third-generation pyrokinetic whose nickname is “Devil’s Footprints” for his ability to set his feet on fire at will. He was ostracized as a child, as he is believed to have caused the fire that killed his mother and younger brother.

He joins Special Fire Force Company 8, whose duty is to put blazing infernals to rest. He soon learns about the feuding mess that is the Special Fire Force and a secret group that might have answers to the fire that killed his mother.

6. Akame Ga Kill

This is a little bit darker than what most people might be used to. Despite that, it is a great story to follow, although you might want to read the manga for a satisfying end. Also, it has a beach episode.

Tatsumi is the newest member of the Night Raid, the assassination branch of the revolutionary army. Night Raid plans to overthrow prime minister Honest, whose rule brought about poverty and ruin.

The story follows Tatsumi as he fights the Empire, challenging his morals along the way, and comes to know the cost of fighting for a cause.

5. Kill La Kill

This is the anime where the fanservice is part of the plot. The characters get stronger as they rip their clothes off. But do not let that distract you from all the action in the series.

Ryuuko Matoi is a student at Honnouji Academy, which is ruled by the cold-hearted student council president Satsuki Kiryuuin and her powerful underlings, the elite four. She hopes to find a clue about her father’s killer.

Satsuki wears the  “Goku Clothes”, the clothes which give wearer superhuman abilities. Unable to fight, Ryuuko finds God Clothes which give her the ability to fight of against Satsuki and the elite four.

4. Fairy Tail

Despite its many obvious flaws, it is still one of the best shounen anime out there. The characters and the sense of family amongst them will make you fall in love with this series, with some tasteful fan service sprinkled in between.

The story takes place in the world of Earthland, where wizards use their magic to fulfill quests in exchange for money.

Lucy Heartfilia is a mage who wishes to become a full-fledged wizard by joining a famous guild of Fairy Tail. She meets Natsu Dragneel and Happy, who she teams up with to achieve her goal.

3. No Game No Life

This anime will dazzle you with its pretty colors and mind-boggling strategies. This eye candy of anime will give you low-key Death Note vibes.

Sora and Shiro, together known as Blank, are an undefeated group of gamers in the online world. One day they are challenged by a god to a game of chess, where they easily win.

They are summoned to the world of Disboard, where all the citizens are prohibited from harming each other and all the conflicts can only be resolved by games.

Together, they aim to rule all sixteen species of the world to challenge the God of this world once again.

2. Magi: The Labyrinth Of Magic

There is a good chance you might have not heard about this anime. It is a solid action fantasy that is on par with most serious shounen out there, even with its light-hearted comedic and fanservice moments.

There are many labyrinths around the world called Dungeons, which contain incredible treasures within them. Magi, a special class of magicians helps people guide through these dungeons to gain power and build kingdoms.

One day, Alibaba Saluja crosses paths with Aladdin, after he accidentally destroys a carriage. To cover their debt, they both set out to conquer the nearest dungeon.

1. Food Wars

Food Wars is probably the best anime that utilizes fan service to enhance its plot. The expression of how the food tastes through fan service works way better than anyone might anticipate. But do not let all that distract you from the amazing battle shounen elements of the anime.

Yukihira Souma is a fifteen-year-old who works as a chef in his father’s diner. He dreams of owning the family diner someday.

One day out of nowhere, his father decided to close the diner to test his cooking abilities around the world. He sends Souma to Totsuki Culinary Academy, a prestigious cooking school where every dispute can be settled with a  “food war”.