This list includes 31 Anime that start with K, from “K” to “Kyousougiga”. It spans TV series, films, OVAs and ONAs, and provides studio, year, and genre details for quick browsing and research.
Anime that start with K are anime titles whose English or romanized names begin with the letter K. Many entries reflect Japan’s wide genre range, from popular slice-of-life hits to classic fantasy and supernatural works.
Below you’ll find the table with Title, Studio, Year and Genre.
Title: Shows the official romanized title and common alternative, so you can find and match each entry quickly.
Studio: Lists the primary production studio, helping you spot creators and follow other works by the same studio.
Year: Gives the first release year, so you can place the title in its historical and production context.
Genre: Shows up to three main genres, helping you judge tone and decide what to watch next.
Anime that start with K
Title
Studio
Year
Format · Genres
K
GoHands
2012
TV · Action, Supernatural, Mystery
K-On!
Kyoto Animation
2009
TV · Music, Comedy, Slice of Life
K-On!!
Kyoto Animation
2010
TV · Music, Comedy, Slice of Life
K-ON! Movie
Kyoto Animation
2011
Film · Music, Slice of Life
Kaguya-sama: Love Is War
A-1 Pictures
2019
TV · Romance, Comedy, Psychological
Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress
Wit Studio
2016
TV · Action, Steampunk, Horror
Kaiba
Madhouse
2008
TV · Sci-Fi, Drama, Romance
Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor
Madhouse
2007
TV · Psychological, Drama, Game
Kimi no Na wa
CoMix Wave Films
2016
Film · Romance, Drama, Supernatural
Kiki’s Delivery Service
Studio Ghibli
1989
Film · Fantasy, Slice of Life, Adventure
Kill la Kill
Trigger
2013
TV · Action, Comedy, School
Kuroshitsuji
A-1 Pictures
2008
TV · Supernatural, Mystery, Historical
Kuroko’s Basketball
Production I.G
2012
TV · Sports, Drama
Kingdom
Pierrot
2012
TV · Historical, Action, Military
Kakegurui
MAPPA
2017
TV · Drama, Psychological, School
Kiznaiver
Trigger
2016
TV · Sci-Fi, Drama, Slice of Life
Konosuba
Studio Deen
2016
TV · Comedy, Isekai, Fantasy
Komi Can’t Communicate
OLM
2021
TV · Slice of Life, Comedy, School
Kokkoku
Geno Studio
2018
TV · Mystery, Supernatural, Drama
Kara no Kyoukai
ufotable
2007
Film · Supernatural, Mystery, Thriller
Karas
Tatsunoko Production
2005
OVA · Action, Supernatural, Fantasy
Karneval
Manglobe
2013
TV · Fantasy, Action, Mystery
Kizumonogatari
SHAFT
2016
Film · Supernatural, Mystery, Romance
Kotonoha no Niwa
CoMix Wave Films
2013
Film · Romance, Drama
Kujira no Kora wa Sajou ni Utau
J.C.Staff
2017
TV · Fantasy, Drama
Kimi ni Todoke
Production I.G
2009
TV · Romance, Slice of Life, Drama
Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon
Kyoto Animation
2017
TV · Comedy, Fantasy, Slice of Life
Kurozuka
Bee Train
2008
TV · Supernatural, Historical, Drama
Kurenai
Brains Base
2008
TV · Action, Drama, Supernatural
Kyousougiga
Toei Animation
2011
ONA · Fantasy, Comedy, Supernatural
Kodocha
Gallop
1996
TV · Comedy, Slice of Life, Drama
Descriptions
K
Stylish urban fantasy about clans of superpowered individuals; noted for its bold visuals and fast-paced fight choreography. Often called “K Project,” it launched a popular multimedia franchise and spin-offs.
K-On!
Beloved high-school band slice-of-life that boosted Kyoto Animation’s profile; praised for character chemistry and music. Official short name includes punctuation (K-On!).
K-On!!
Second season of K-On!, continuing the lighthearted club adventures and music performances that made the series a hit with fans of moe and music anime.
K-ON! Movie
Feature film sequel to K-On!, offering a relaxed, scenic finale to the girls’ high-school band story; popular among fans for its heartwarming tone.
Kaguya-sama: Love Is War
Sharp romantic-comedy about two geniuses trying to make the other confess first; praised for comedic timing, inventive visuals, and award recognition in rom-com circles.
Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress
Steam-powered post-apocalyptic action series from Wit Studio, known for its kinetic animation and thematic echoes of zombie/steampunk media.
Kaiba
Unique, visually distinctive sci-fi drama by Masaaki Yuasa about memory and identity; acclaimed for its art style and philosophical storytelling.
Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor
Intense gambling-psychological series focused on high-stakes survival games; renowned for tense storytelling and character desperation (adaptation of Nobuyuki Fukumoto’s manga).
Kimi no Na wa
Makoto Shinkai’s worldwide hit (Your Name) blending romance and supernatural body-swap elements; massive box-office success and cultural phenomenon.
Kiki’s Delivery Service
Studio Ghibli classic about a young witch’s independence journey; internationally beloved and one of Hayao Miyazaki’s signature family films.
Kill la Kill
Hyper-energetic action series from Studio Trigger with over-the-top visuals, satirical tone, and cult popularity for its style and soundtrack.
Kuroshitsuji
Also known as Black Butler, this gothic supernatural series blends Victorian settings with dark humor and mystery; spawned multiple seasons and OVAs.
Kuroko’s Basketball
High-energy sports anime about a seemingly unassuming point guard and his talented teammates; credited with revitalizing basketball anime popularity.
Kingdom
Epic historical-war adaptation set in China’s Warring States era; praised for large-scale battles and long-running anime adaptation.
Kakegurui
Stylized gambling-thriller set at an elite academy where wagering decides status; known for intense character expressions and psychological games.
Kiznaiver
Original series about emotional bond experiments linking teenagers; Trigger-created, noted for thoughtful themes and distinctive visuals.
Konosuba
Popular parody of the isekai genre, centering on a dysfunctional adventuring party; widely loved for comedy and character dynamics.
Komi Can’t Communicate
Adaptation of the popular manga about a socially anxious girl striving to make 100 friends; praised for charm and relatability.
Kokkoku
Dark, suspenseful series about a family trapped in a time-freezing phenomenon; noted for tense atmosphere and compact storytelling.
Kara no Kyoukai
Film series (The Garden of Sinners) from ufotable, lauded for animation quality, mature themes, and complex chronology.
Karas
Stylized OVA blending traditional yokai motifs with modern action; acclaimed for striking visuals and noir atmosphere.
Karneval
Colorful fantasy-action series with a theatrical feel and ensemble cast; adapted from a josei manga.
Kizumonogatari
Film prequel in the Monogatari franchise; SHAFT-produced movies known for avant-garde direction and vampire-origin story.
Kotonoha no Niwa
Makoto Shinkai short film (The Garden of Words) celebrated for lush visuals and poetic, intimate storytelling.
Kujira no Kora wa Sajou ni Utau
Also known as Children of the Whales, a melancholic fantasy noted for striking worldbuilding and emotional themes.
Kimi ni Todoke
Warm-hearted shojo romance about an awkward girl finding friendship and love; praised for faithful manga adaptation and character growth.
Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon
Often shortened to Maid Dragon, this comedy blends everyday life with fantastical dragons; popular for its humor and heartwarming relationships.
Kurozuka
Stylish historical-supernatural series with a brooding tone and long-span narrative inspired by classic Japanese tales.
Kurenai
Short, character-focused series mixing action and family-drama elements; recognized for concise storytelling and strong lead performances.
Kyousougiga
Whimsical, visually inventive series (originally ONAs and TV special) about family and alternate Kyoto; celebrated for creative direction.
Kodocha
Kodomo no Omocha (“Kodocha”) is a lively 90s idol/slice-of-life anime known for zany comedy and emotional beats; classic shojo favorite.
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