Modern Japanese anime fans have many options for streaming their favorite titles all over the internet.

While Crunchyroll is by far the largest anime streaming platform, it is exclusively for anime, and some consumers prefer to try watching anime on platforms they already own, such as Amazon Prime.

Amazon Prime is full of great anime titles of all kinds, including isekai anime series.

Isekai is an unofficial genre that depicts a person being reborn in a new world, or being transported to a new world, leading to all kinds of amazing adventures and action.

Isekai is the ultimate form of escapism in anime, and while the isekai selection on Amazon Prime is somewhat limited, the platform still features some of the best isekai titles, in whole or in part.

Are you curious about the best Isekai anime that you must watch on Amazon Prime? The following is a complete review of the best Isekai anime that you must watch.

The Rising Of The Shield Hero

The Rising of the Shield Hero initially presented itself as another isekai anime featuring a Japanese protagonist who ends up in a European-style fantasy world. Protagonist Naofumi Iwatani is actually summoned there on purpose, unlike most other isekai heroes, and he along with three other people are required to save the world from a wave of monster invasions.

Naofumi is given the role of the Shield Hero, to protect the other three Cardinal Heroes from harm. However, Naofumi's isekai adventures take a dark turn, and he ends up becoming a highly distrusted outcast, prompting him to build a new team to fight the Wave without official backing.

Against all odds, Naofumi and his new friends will survive and prove their worth, and Naofumi may soon meet elite warriors from another world as well.

In Another World With My Smartphone

In 2017, isekai anime fans were presented with a descriptive series, namely In Another World With My Smartphone, and recently in 2023, the second season of the series was launched. The protagonist is Toya Mochizuki, a gentle and kind young man, who meets God himself, a kind grandfather who allows Toya to bring something to the new world. Toya chose his smartphone, and went to that world.

Apart from his smartphone, Toya can also use magic, and he is good at using it. Toya doesn't abuse his powers like some other isekai protagonists.

Instead, he uses simple spells to trip up or mess with his foes in comedic fashion, saving the day without bloodshed, so he can explore this captivating fantasy kingdom with his new friends in peace.

InuYasha

Inuyasha remains one of the first and best isekai anime series of the last few decades. This is a more flexible interpretation of the isekai genre, as protagonist Kagome Higurashi can freely move between the magical feudal era and the present day, which reduces the domination and escape aspects of the story.

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Kagome Higurashi falls into a magical well one day and ends up 500 years in the past, where she encounters the half-demon InuYasha and other brave warriors in an age filled with demons and bloodshed. Kagome and her new friends will take great risks to fight the evil Naraku and keep the Shikon Jewel away from him, for if Naraku gains control of it, he will be powerful enough to destroy everything.

Overlord

Overlord is one of the most popular isekai anime titles out there, even though the premise sounds corny and the skeleton protagonist, Ainz Ooal Gown, is a power-wielding character like many others. In the near future, the very popular MMORPG will be closed, and the main character is preparing for the end of the game. However, the game never ended for him.

Instead, the player is fused with his game character, the skeletal wizard Ainz, and now this is real life. Ainz must hide his knowledge of the game and take control of his NPC followers, such as the vampire Shaltear and the feisty succubus Albedo, as well as devise a plan for world domination.

Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation

Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation as a whole began as a web novel, like many isekai stories, before getting into print as light novels and anime as well. The story begins with a NEET (No Education, Occupation, or Training) in his 30s, who is so anonymous that his name is not even disclosed. His last good deed in this world was saving some children from a traffic accident, and then he died because of Truck-kun's actions.

The NEET is reborn as a baby in a fantasy world, and he takes the name Rudeus Greyrat. He has extraordinary talent in magic and learned everything necessary to survive in this world.

That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, often shortened to Tensura, is another excellent isekai anime series that may sound cliche from its premise, but is so much more than its elements combined. The protagonist is a cheerful businessman who is suddenly stabbed to death, then awakens in a magical world as a simple blue slime in a cave.

This slime hero meets a dragon and is named Rimuru Tempest, then begins his true adventure. Rimuru absorbs many skills and characteristics to become stronger, including a humanoid form with blue hair, but his adventures are not about complacency or mere mastery of power.

How Not To Summon A Demon Lord

How Not to Summon a Demon Lord has a second season that can be watched on Amazon Prime, though the first season isn't available there. This anime is about a hikikomori who, like many isekai protagonists, is suddenly transported to the world of his favorite MMORPG, but not as a knight or wizard. He was reincarnated as Diablo, a demon lord, hence the title of this anime.

Two girls named Rem and Shera tried to tame Diablo, but the spell reversed, and now they are servants controlled by Diablo. Now, Diablo intends to help Rem and Shera break free, disguising his true nature beneath Diablo's personality and using his deep knowledge of the game world to survive despite his social anxiety.

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This article was written by Robani, Twitter: @DadMetals