Also called the Omni-King, Zeno is the king of all and the god of gods in the Dragon Ball multiverse. According to Whis, there were originally 18 universes. But Zeno destroyed six of them, only because he was in a grumpy mood.
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya is not a shone-style combat anime. However, she is one of the most powerful characters of all time due to her ability to reshape reality. While she can destroy and create everything at will, she has a problem: sheer boredom.
At first, the blonde shojo heroine Usagi Tsukino doesn’t look strong at all. But in the series, she’s a legendary hero who can control space, time, and reality itself.
Goku is not only the strongest but one of the most legendary anime characters of all time. His strength is unfathomable and his signature move, Kamehameha, is one of the most iconic signature moves in anime.
Gojo is a Grade One Sorcerer whose cursed techniques enable him to subdue enemies effortlessly.
Saitama, the protagonist of One-Punch Man, faces an existential crisis of being too strong to enjoy being a hero. Saitama usually doesn’t need to try very hard to defeat his opponents.
Lain is an omnipotent and omnipresent virtual being, who comes with quite a few reality-bending powers. She can manipulate and delete virtual information.
While Naruto Uzumaki is one of the strongest anime characters, he also has one of the best journeys as a protagonist. He eventually gains the ability to transform into Kurama mode, which surrounds his body in yellow chakra, boosting his abilities.
The carefree captain of the Straw Hat Pirates and protagonist of One Piece has incredible power hidden behind his toothy grin.
Alucard is the vampire protagonist in the Hellsing series. He is the most powerful vampire alive and can transform to increase his power.