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2015 Trivia
2015 was a great year for anime. We have all kinds of interesting and fascinating trivia from this year to share with you. The most viewed series from that year on Anime Characters Database is Seraph of the End: Battle in Nagoya ( 3 views ). Our series view count resets each month as to give you a rolling idea what is currently popular. A total of 126 titles were released in 2015. Don't forget to have a look at what was most popular - you can even filter the list by genre helping you to more quickly spot titles that may be to your liking. By the way, it is possible we missed a title from this year, and we could use your help adding it! Let's continue with the trivia. The most violent of these is considered to be Ushio and Tora ( Avg. Rating 5.0000/5.0000 ) and the least violent is Kamisama Minarai: Himitsu no Cocotama ( Avg. Rating 0.0000/5.0000 ). Members have the option to assign a violence rating to their favorite series. The series with the most characters is Dragon Ball Super ( 138 characters ) and the series with the fewest is Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya 2wei Herz! ( 1 characters ). Most titles have at least 10 characters by their final episode. We can always use help adding characters we missed! Please be sure to read this guide to adding characters first if you are interested. The series with the longest title is A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist ( 61 letters ) and the series with the shortest title is Isuca ( 5 letters ). I hope you found this information interesting, and continue to explore ACDB to your hearts content. ^_^
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