Although it is now widely enjoyed as an entertainment medium regardless of age, a lot of people still feel anime is for kids. With that said, which anime could satisfy the different tastes of more mature audiences to the point that they get hooked? Goo Ranking asked their registered users during one week in December 2013 and 1,076 people voted.

#1 Space Brothers 100

#2 Attack On Titan 86

#3 Library War 44.4

#4 Puella Magi Madoka Magica 39.9

#5 Natsume Yujincho series & Silver Spoon 39.3

#7 Ghost In The Shell series 38.8

#8 Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day 34.8

#9 Usagi Drop 25.3

#10 Mushishi 24.2

#11 – #20

#11 CODE GEASS Lelouch of the Rebellion, Monogatari series 21.3

#13 Tiger & Bunny 19.7

#14 Planetes 18

#15 COIL: A CIRCLE OF CHILDREN 17.4

#16 Eden Of The East 16.9

#17 PSYCHO-PASS 15.7

#18 Fate/Zero 15.2

#19 Kill la Kill 14.6

#20 Steins;Gate 13.5

#21 – #35

#21 Katanagatari 12.4

#22 Psalms of Planets Eureka seveN, BLACK LAGOON 11.8

#24 Hanasaku Iroha 11.2

#25 The Tatami Galaxy 10.7

#26 Gurren Lagann, Mawaru Pinguin Drum, Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 10.1

#29 BACCANO!, Durarara 9.6

#31 Samurai Champloo 8.4

#32 Welcome To The N.H.K 7.9

#33 Gankutsuou 7.3

#34 Mononoke 6.7

#35 Samurai Flamenco 5.1

The underline on the title indicates that the anime was broadcast on Fuji TV’s Noitamina time slot and 10 out of the 35 ranked anime were in fact Noitamina shows or became one due to a rerun (Katanagatari). Do you agree with the list? Is there any anime that you feel is missing or would be a better fit?