Best Anime Starting With 'E'

Satoru Fujinuma travels back 18 years to stop his mother's death.

An alternate ending for "Neon Genesis Evangelion." SEELE plans an attack on NERV after failing to make Third Impact. Asuka returns and starts the counterattack; new enemies arrive from the sky.

Cid becomes the underground Shadow Garden's leader.

Two teens take in a mutant girl who has lost her memories.

The Earl and the Fairy is a light novel series by Mizue Tani. An anime aired from September to December 2008. A PlayStation 2 visual novel dropped April 30, 2009. The story, set in Victorian Britain, follows 17-year-old Lydia Carlton, nicknamed the "Fairy Doctor" for her interest in fairies.

A fourteen-year-old boy quickly gets involved in a war among his loved ones.

Elfen Lied is a 2002 Japanese manga by Lynn Okamoto. Humans reject the teenage mutant girl Lucy, who seeks revenge on those who hurt her.

Humans live in the city; tengus live in the sky; tanukis wander Kyoto.

Saki returns to her friends at Eden of the East, their university recycling club, and tells them about Akira. They soon get interested in (and suspicious of) him and decide to visit. Akira greets them warmly and tells them he found out about their club's special item. They built a new image recognition program but stalled due to university issues. Akira offers to help Eden of the East with their goal if they help him with his Selecao duty. Encouraged by Akira, Saki decides to stay in the club. Meanwhile, Hir

Emma, a maid, falls in love with an upper-class man against his family's wishes.

This is about a high school American football team.

Robots and humans live together peacefully after an apocalypse.

A boy who controls gravity sets out to meet the space goddess known as Mother.

When Saki Morimi gets into trouble, a man named Akira Takizawa helps her.

Excel works in a secret group; she tries to impress her boss by taking over the city.

Angels judge the human race and its flaws. Animated.

Escaflowne, also called Escaflowne: A Girl in Gaea, is an anime fantasy film by Sunrise, animated by Studio Bones. Kazuki Akane directed the film, retelling the 26-episode TV series The Vision of Escaflowne. The film's plot shares elements with the TV show, but characters differ greatly; many look completely different and bear little resemblance to the originals. The world of Gaea uses a more Asian design than the heavily European-influenced TV show.

Naoko Yamada directed the animated comedy film K-On!

Embracing Love (Trinet Entertainment, 2005) is a Japanese romantic drama yaoi anime OVA. Youka Nitta wrote the manga. Two male pornographic actors fall in love while they try to enter mainstream acting.

A girl gets a second chance at life. She must stop the Raaja from destroying Earth.

El Cazador de la Bruja is an anime television series. Kōichi Mashimo directed it. Bee Train studio animated it. It follows Noir and Madlax. This is Bee Train's final 'girls-with-guns' trilogy. TV Tokyo aired the series from April to September 2007. A manga adaptation started in Champion RED Magazine in March 2007. Chapters formed one volume. FUNimation Entertainment announced the international release on February 19, 2009. The series released two complete season sets in early December 2009.

On her quest for Edel Garden, Ren discovers she is a powerful and rare Edel Raid.

Shu runs a Private Military Company. The demon Kisara supports Shu.

Engaged to the Unidentified is a Japanese four-panel manga by Cherry-Arai. Kobeni Yonomori is a high school girl living with her mother and sister Benio. At sixteen, Kobeni learns she is engaged to Hakuya Mitsumine because of an arrangement by her late grandfather. Hakuya and his sister Mashiro move in with Kobeni.

In 19th-century London, corpses are brought back to life for manual labor. A young medical student joins a secret society. He receives a mission to find Dr. Victor Frankenstein's lost writings.

A low-ranking celestial being partners with a mild-mannered human to join the Chinese zodiac.

The Executioner and Her Way of Life (Tokyo MX, 2022) is a Japanese action fantasy yuri anime series. Mato Sato wrote the light novel. Nilitsu illustrated it for J.C.Staff animation studio. A young executioner named Minou hunts "The Lost Ones," wanderers who bring disaster. Minou faces trouble when one of these individuals reverses her death after being killed.

Element Hunters (엘리먼트 헌터 Elimeonteu Heonteo) is a 2009 anime series. It aired in Japan and Korea as a science-fiction adventure to boost awareness of chemistry and other sciences. A manga started at the same time and continued after the anime ended in 2010. Bandai released a Nintendo DS game for Element Hunters on October 22, 2009, in Japan.

A spacecraft sends a 3D printed crew of specialists to terraform a new planet.

Enzai: Falsely Accused (Adonis, 2004) is a Japanese horror drama anime OVA. Langmaor's game inspired it. A young boy is wrongly accused, convicted, and sentenced to life in prison for a murder he did not commit.

Elmer's Adventure: My Father's Dragon is a 1997 Japanese anime film. Ruth Stiles Gannett's children's books form the basis.

Studio Gokumi created the Japanese original anime series, Endro!. Crunchyroll-Funimation partners license this series in North America. On Naral Island, Yulia "Yusha" Chardiet and her friends fight the Demon Lord of the Kingdom of Lapanesta. Their sealing spell fails; the girls send the Demon Lord back to before Yusha became a hero.

Officer Angela Balzac, who lives in a cybernetic universe, receives a synthetic body and an exoskeleton suit. She searches for a hacker on Earth.

Seiji Matsuyama made the fanservice-themed manga and anime series, Eiken. The story follows schoolboy Densuke Mifune after he joins the Eiken Club, a group made up only of women, many with very large breasts. The manga series had eighteen volumes and a guidebook. Radio drama episodes and a two-episode OVA also exist. The first twelve manga volumes hit North America. Volumes one through three were rated 16+; later volumes were 18+.