From Orb to Dr. Stone, these hard sci-fi anime series explore AI, space, science, and the future of humanity.

Science fiction doesn't need lasers or aliens to be interesting, and anime is the perfect medium to explore some of sci-fi's most ambitious concepts.

Kristy Ambrose has been writing professionally since 2010. She dabbles in various genres, but her favorites are fantasy and science fiction. She creates everything from fanfiction to serialized novels ...

The franchise’s latest reboot debuted its first episode at Anime Expo, offering a fresh take on one of anime’s most ...

Trigun is a post-apocalyptic sci-fi anime that seamlessly blends Western elements into its story, giving a new dimension to a ...

There are very few “good” hard science-fiction anime out there, but Planetes is definitely one of them, albeit one wrapped in a warm, cosy blanket of comedy. Set in 2075, Planetes deals with the ...

Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck is a writer for Collider. He grew up creating lists, stories, and worlds, which led to his love of anime and video games. He attended Sheridan College where he earned an Honours ...

Science fiction is, inarguably, one of the biggest genres in fiction, and anime is no exception. Whether it’s mecha shows or massive space epics akin to Star Wars and Star Trek, sci-fi has always been ...

Science fiction anime and manga aren’t just about futuristic gadgets and space battles. They’re about the big “what ifs” that shape our world. What if AI could decide who lives and who dies? What if a ...

As with the aforementioned Tom Cruise starrer, Edge of Tomorrow, All You Need is Kill doesn’t let up once the days start repeating and the new picture, co-directed by Ken’ichirô Akimoto and Yukinori ...