From time travel and hidden creatures to magical contracts and demon slaying, there's a supernatural anime out there waiting for you to press play.

1. "Death Note" (2006)

It all starts with a high school student, Light Yagami, and a mysterious notebook. The "Death Note" is not your average diary. Write a person's name while thinking of their face, and they're done for! When the bored shinigami (a death god) Ryuk drops his Death Note into the human realm out of curiosity, Light picks it up, and things escalate quickly.

With his newfound power, Light decides to cleanse the world of evil, and this journey into his twisted sense of justice is enthralling. Did you know that Light Yagami's name is a play on words? "Light" in English, "Yagami" in Japanese can mean "night god".

2. "Attack on Titan" (2013)

"Attack on Titan" pulls you into a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction.

Giant humanoid creatures called Titans have almost wiped out mankind, who now live within enormous walled cities. The story revolves around Eren Yeager, his adoptive sister Mikasa Ackerman, and their friend Armin Arlert as they join the military to fight the Titans. What's fascinating about "Attack on Titan" is its unpredictability and intricate plot. Get this, the Titans aren't the only element here. Eren discovers he can transform into one, making the story a veritable rollercoaster of secrets, betrayals, and epic battles.

3. "Tokyo Ghoul" (2014)

Imagine trying to live a normal life when you're half-human, half-ghoul. That's what "Tokyo Ghoul" explores with its protagonist, Ken Kaneki. In this world, ghouls, humanoid creatures that must consume human flesh to survive, live hidden among us.

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