Kaidomi Stories· 6 min read
The 10 Anime Fans Keep Coming Back To
Ranked by the people who actually watched them: the catalogue's most-loved anime, and why each one still holds its place.
BySören CreutzburgThe honest bit
This is the crowd's order, not my taste dressed up as maths.
The order is deliberately simple: the biggest catalogue member count sits first. Scores stay beside each title so you can disagree; they never push a show up the list. Entries without an image stay out.
The audience numbers are checked every 30 minutes. “Updated” only changes when I edit the article.
Read Sören's editorial methodEvery ranking on the internet claims to be definitive. This one makes a smaller, more honest claim: these are the ten anime the catalogue's own numbers put at the top — score weighted by how many people actually showed up.
- 1
Attack on Titan8.50 ★ · 1,073,241 members→
- 2
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba8.20 ★ · 1,011,135 members→
- 3
JUJUTSU KAISEN8.40 ★ · 992,086 members→
- 4
Death Note8.40 ★ · 978,126 members→
- 5
My Hero Academia7.60 ★ · 887,238 members→
- 6
Hunter x Hunter (2011)8.90 ★ · 854,067 members→
- 7
One-Punch Man8.20 ★ · 777,998 members→
- 8
ONE PIECE8.70 ★ · 764,872 members→
- 9
Tokyo Ghoul7.60 ★ · 751,739 members→
- 10
Attack on Titan Season 28.50 ★ · 745,677 members→
What stands out is not the order — it is the longevity. The top of this list is years old and still gaining members every week. A title that accrues fans long after its finale is exactly what Kaidomi measures: not the week-one spike, the standing that stays.
Every one of these titles is a hub on Kaidomi. Open one, and the fans who witnessed it are already there.
Made by fans, for fans.
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