Animes are animated series and movies that are known for their eccentric and inspiring concepts. From romance and philosophy to action and thriller, animes are of many different genres. Many anime series and movies are also based on major historical events. These will inspire you and keep you gripped to your seats throughout the runtime.
If you are someone who wants to take a break from the usual fictional stories, here are some anime based on real-life stories that you can watch.
Rurouni Kenshin (1996)
The anime series is based in the year 1878, eleven years after the Meji era existed. The story revolves around a human slayer, Himura Kenshin who played a prominent role in the defeat of Tokugawa Shogunate of feudal Japan. He decides to not assassinate anyone further and help the innocent instead, for getting atonement for his sins.
Kingdom (2012)
Set in the Joseon period, ‘Kingdom’ is an Anime TV show that tells the story of a place that is affected by an impactful plague. The king becomes severely ill after getting smallpox, several rumours state that he is dead. The crown prince is the only one the kingdom looks up to to be rescued from the deadly plague.
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Miss Hokusai (2015)
The anime movie ‘Miss Hokusai’ is based on that era in Japan (Japanese Series) when the value of art was growing which led to artists gaining a newfound respect in society. This is the story of the daughter of prominent artist Hokusai, O-Ei. We can learn about the struggles, familial relationships, and more about her life amid a period when women did not have a voice.
The Rose Of Versailles (1979)
‘The Rose Of Versailles’ is inspired by a true event in history. It is based on a manga that was released in 1972. The anime is set in France during the French Revolution and journeys around the lives of three people. In the series, we can understand the political structures of that era in France, how the rule went about and how citizens led a life.
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