Behind several anime protagonists are senseis who helped them reach greater heights.<\/mark><\/strong> Either through detailed instruction or leading by example, these mentors acted as an exemplar their pupils could learn how to be the best from. Some of these overpowered instructors were undeniably better than others though, which is why they\u2019ve made our list of the 20 best anime senseis that we\u2019d want to train with<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t let the sunken eyes and monstrous build fool you; All Might is easily one of the most caring anime senseis to ever grace the screen.<\/p>\n In the superhero-filled world of My Hero Academia, he is the closest approximation to Superman available. His very existence has ushered in an era of peace, and his overwhelming strength allows him to take down most any threat he comes across with ease.<\/p>\n He hasn\u2019t let this power warp his ideals though. As an inheritor of the immensely powerful quirk One for All, he understands the importance of doing right by those who came before him and using one\u2019s power to help as many people as possible. This is something he tries to instill in his students, whether that means giving them a rousing speech or fighting with them in bouts that\u2019ll push their quirks and strategizing to new heights.<\/p>\n However, he also knows what it\u2019s like to be powerless, having had no quirk before he inherited One for All. It\u2019s this knowledge that allows him to better sympathize with people like Deku, or even Bakugo, when they\u2019re feeling helpless and incapable of growing further. <\/p>\n Even after his powers fade, these elements of his character remain, helping to cement him as a mentor that Class-A and the world as a whole can look to for inspiration.<\/p>\n Goku may be one of the strongest there is in Dragon Ball Z, but a big reason he reached that point is thanks to Master Roshi.<\/p>\n A hermit who has dedicated his life to martial arts, Roshi understands close combat in a way few in his world could ever hope to. His strength and speed are still exceptional despite his age, and he\u2019s even capable of attaining a semi-perfect form of Ultra Instinct \u2013 one of Goku\u2019s strongest transformations.<\/p>\n However, he isn\u2019t concerned with using this strength for himself. Instead, he seeks to pass it on to others, helping them to grow stronger and improve in the same way he has.<\/p>\n This is what led him to take on Goku, Krillin, and so many others as students when they were younger, and what motivated him to continue instructing them as they grew up. No matter how old they get, he makes sure they keep wanting to learn and improve too, either by showing them new heights they can reach or acting as proof that there\u2019s still someone stronger out there.<\/p>\n To be sure, he isn\u2019t perfect \u2013 his perverted nature continues to age like milk \u2013 but he\u2019s still the best anime sensei the Z Fighters could have hoped for.<\/p>\n It\u2019s hard to understate how integral Kakashi is to Naruto\u2018s story, and why he is deservedly one of the best anime senseis of all time.<\/p>\n A wunderkind of the Hidden Leaf Village\u2019s ninja forces, he proved from an early age that he could handle even the most dangerous missions. He could quickly strategize a plan to deal with any given scenario, and knew how to combine his natural jutsu with those afforded to him by his Sharingan.<\/p>\n However, he also gained an appreciation for prioritizing the safety and lives of allies over completing a mission, having lost his closest friends during different conflicts.<\/p>\n These elements remained with him even after he began instructing students, and in many ways bolstered his teaching goals. Instead of simply turning them into efficient soldiers, he helped teach them how to become strong enough to get through missions without losing those they cared about; all the while fighting alongside them to ensure they had a leg up in increasingly dangerous situations.<\/p>\n It\u2019s safe to say that without him around, Naruto and his friends wouldn\u2019t have had the same moral compass they boast by the series\u2019 end, and they may have even met an untimely fate.<\/p>\n Biscuit Kreuger may not have as much screen time as other anime senseis, but that doesn\u2019t change the fact that she\u2019s one of the best instructors around.<\/p>\n Boasting several decades of Nen use, she has mastered the basic principles of her world\u2019s superpower system and knows how to strengthen these powers in an optimal fashion. She can tell from a glance what someone\u2019s strengths and weaknesses are, and how to bring them out as efficiently as possible with a variety of training techniques.<\/p>\n This isn\u2019t to say she hasn\u2019t focused on strengthening herself though. When she or an ally are threatened, she isn\u2019t afraid to decimate her enemy with overwhelming force, utilizing Nen with terrifying precision.<\/p>\n It\u2019s for this reason that she has stuck with anime fans who witness her power, and why she remains one of the biggest drivers for Gon and Killua\u2019s growth throughout the Hunter X Hunter anime.<\/p>\n Jujutsu Kaisen\u2019s Satoru Gojo is a strange fit for an anime sensei character, but one which makes more sense the longer he\u2019s onscreen.<\/p>\n An embodiment of the Chaotic Good alignment, he revels in saving the world in the most destructive and devious ways possible. He uses unimaginable cursed powers to decimate foes both human and Curse-based, and loves to undermine the more rigid hierarchy of Jujutsu Sorcerer society.<\/p>\n This is a big reason why he found himself dropped into the role of instructor for up-and-coming Jujutsu Sorcerers. By instructing them directly, he can ensure the next generation doesn\u2019t carry the stiff and uncaring view toward the world that his superiors hold. Likewise, he can protect those the older guard of Jujutsu Sorcerers deem undesirable, helping said undesirables to prove they can be beneficial to the world.<\/p>\n Not only that, but he\u2019s helped them to get on the path to obtaining the level of powers that he has, ensuring the world won\u2019t be left defenseless should anything happen to him.<\/p>\n He\u2019s still a chaotic element in his students\u2019 lives, but few could argue there\u2019s anyone better to prepare them for the long road ahead.<\/p>\n It\u2019s safe to say that if Izumi Curtis hadn\u2019t been Ed and Al\u2019s mentor in Fullmetal Alchemist, the story likely would have gone in a much darker direction.<\/p>\n Granted, this might not be apparent right off the bat. On the surface, Izumi is a strict and violent teacher, just as likely to hurl a butcher\u2019s knife at someone as she is to teach them the finer points of alchemy. She demands nothing less than total obedience from her apprentices, and deviating from that could see her students beaten within an inch of their lives.<\/p>\n Beneath this harshness, though, lies a genius who is eager to pass on her knowledge in the best way possible. She grasps alchemy in a way few others do, and knows exactly how to pass this knowledge on to others in a way that they\u2019ll forever appreciate. <\/p>\n She also cares deeply for anyone she considers a student, current or former. If someone threatens them, she won\u2019t think twice before unleash her considerable power in the name of rescuing them, all while stoically ignoring her own health issues as she does.<\/p>\n It\u2019s for these reasons that Ed and Al took all of her lessons to heart, and knew they could count on her without question when they needed help. Without her around, they likely wouldn\u2019t have been shaped into the heroes they became. They might even have been left defeated by the series\u2019 end.<\/p>\n Eikichi Onizuka is not a good person.<\/p>\n He\u2019s loud, crude, and got into teaching for all the wrong reasons. He frequently destroys the lives of others in his attempts to help people, and if it weren\u2019t for anime logic, he\u2019d have been arrested 10 times over for all the chaos he has caused.<\/p>\n As a teacher though, there are few who could hope to measure up to him.<\/p>\n Where others would write off troublesome students as lost causes, he\u2019s willing to give them all the patience and care they require. This is because he has been these students, and knows how frustrating it is to be abandoned by anyone that could help you.<\/p>\n He goes to extraordinary lengths to make sure said students know they won\u2019t be abandoned in their times of need. This might mean causing the destruction mentioned above, or sticking with them well after they\u2019ve tried to push everyone else away from them out of fear.<\/p>\n It\u2019s inspiring to say the least, and makes it hard to look at Onizuka as anything less than an exemplary anime sensei.<\/p>\n Hajime no Ippo is an anime about pursuing one\u2019s passions with dedication and perseverance. Few embody that drive like Coach Genji Kamogawa.<\/p>\n A lifelong lover of boxing, Kamogawa has dedicated decades to mastering the instruction of the sport. He knows how best to bring out a boxer\u2019s strengths, and has meticulously designed different training regiments for them to follow while preparing for bouts.<\/p>\n It\u2019s thanks to this that characters like Makunouchi Ippo and Takamura Mamoru have found the success they have, obtaining championships and accolades for years on end.<\/p>\n However, he\u2019s also more caring than his gruff demeanor lets on. When any of his fighters are injured or struggling, he\u2019s always the first one to look out for their health and wellbeing first and foremost. They\u2019re like family to him, and he won\u2019t let their dreams be dashed for momentary glory.<\/p>\n It\u2019s this caring that helps him stand out among other anime senseis, and makes him so memorable to anyone who has seen him in action.<\/p>\n One of the most important lessons an anime sensei can impart is that no one can be the strongest forever, and none embody this sentiment like Yu Yu Hakusho\u2019s Genkai.<\/p>\n Once an exceptionally powerful user of Spirit Powers, Genkai accepted her descent into old age long ago. With this acceptance, however, came another realization: She could use everything she learned to help the next generation achieve greater heights, which they could then do for others in turn.<\/p>\n This is how she came to be a mentor to those like Yusuke, Kuwabara, and so many others. Though harsh and demanding of them, she knows how to bring out their true strength and push them to the limits of what they can achieve.<\/p>\n Even if her own life is what stands in the way of them improving, then she won\u2019t hesitate to give it up. She\u2019ll happily face down dire threats to keep her students safe, and even if it means her death, she trusts them to carry on her will of doing what\u2019s best for the next generation.<\/p>\n It isn\u2019t like we could omit Korosensei from a list of the best anime senseis; he has \u201csensei\u201d in his name for god\u2019s sake!<\/p>\n In all seriousness though, Korosensei is an exceptional instructor to his students. Patient and understanding even in the face of constant assassination attempts, he\u2019s always there for his students and their problems. He cares about preparing them for the future, and longs to see them go off to live their lives with everything they\u2019ll need.<\/p>\n This remains true even when they drag him into a number of hijinks, ranging from the mundane to potentially life-threatening. No matter the circumstances, he\u2019s there to lend them a hand \u2013 or rather, a tentacle \u2013 and beat back anything that might threaten them.<\/p>\n His reasons for doing so are complex and motivated by the usual tragic anime backstory. However, it\u2019s still genuine enough that it\u2019s hard not to admire his dedication to making these students good people, and better than he was as a person at their age.<\/p>\n As the series neared its conclusion, this still remained true. By the show\u2019s end, he proves to be one of the best influences his students \u2013 and really any anime character out there \u2013 could ask for. <\/p>\n Bleach\u2019s protagonist Ichigo runs the proverbial gauntlet of senseis over the course of the series, but Urahara Kisuke is arguably the best of the bunch.<\/p>\n Crafty, calculated, and always one step ahead of everyone, Urahara can spot a person\u2019s potential from a mile away. It\u2019s what made him an ideal captain of the Soul Society back in the day, and it\u2019s how he was able to mark Ichigo as someone capable of taking on some of the biggest threats facing the worlds of the living and the dead.<\/p>\n On top of this, he\u2019s also willing to go the distance with those he notes as talented. Through all manner of methods both conventional and experimental, he\u2019s able to draw out their true power, elevating them from uncarved stone into brilliant monuments to their realized strength. He\u2019ll then be there to support them whenever they need him, using his cunning to ensure the enemy can\u2019t create an unfair fight with plots of their own.<\/p>\n About the only flaw he presents is that he\u2019ll regularly keep his apprentices out of the loop. Usually it\u2019s for the sake of carefully laid plans succeeding or keeping people safe, but other times it can come off as a little cruel regardless of the outcome. <\/p>\n All the same, there aren\u2019t many who could be argued as better mentors, even among the best anime senseis out there.<\/p>\n While other anime senseis use crafty tricks or a gentle hand to guide their pupils, Shinomiya Kojir\u014d takes a more blunt approach.<\/p>\n Not afraid to expose culinary students to the reality of their career path, he tosses them straight from the frying pan into the fire. He expects them to give 110 percent, maintaining the same work pace as a professional chef while also adapting to the flow of a slammed kitchen and the myriad of challenges that can arise during a typical day on the job. Failure is not an option, and he has no mercy for those who shy away from his methods.<\/p>\n For those willing to put up with this harsh approach though, there\u2019s no one better to learn from. Having faced every one of these challenges himself, he knows how hard they can be and how vital it is to be properly prepared for them. To this end, he\u2019ll work with most any student to polish them into even brighter versions of themselves, capable of thriving even while steeped in the worst adversity.<\/p>\n Plus, he\u2019s more than willing to take said students\u2019 input into account. If he begins to be too rigid in his teaching methods, those like Soma or Megumi can and will remind him why he does what he does, ensuring he also passes along the passion needed to keep one\u2019s cooking from becoming soulless.<\/p>\n Mushoku Tensei starts off with one of \u2013 if not the defacto \u2013 most reprehensible protagonists in anime in the form of Rudeus, a perverted and damaged otaku reincarnated into a fantasy world. Fortunately, Roxy Migurdia shows up to set him on the right path.<\/p>\n An outcast from her own tribe due to being born without telepathy, Roxy pours her heart and soul into learning and teaching magic. She sees it as a means of connecting with not only those around her, but the wider world at large, gaining a better understanding of the forces that guide everything and everyone in the process. <\/p>\n It\u2019s this drive to learn and become a part of the world that she\u2019s able to impart on Rudeus. Sensing his own fears and anxieties from his past life, she helps bring him out of his shell using magic and the thirst for knowledge. <\/p>\n Even after they initially part ways, she continues to foster these seeds she plants within him, helping him to continue his studies no matter where they take him. This could mean sending him carefully created manuals on foreign languages or looking on the bright side when he uses his magic to create impressively detailed statues of her.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t let his mildly sadistic nature fool you; Dr. Franken Stein is easily one of the best anime senseis around.<\/p>\n A natural genius in the fields of science and Soul Manipulation, Stein can prove deadly whether he\u2019s in his lab or on the battlefield. He tackles every problem with a surgical precision, and won\u2019t stop until he\u2019s thoroughly satisfied that the best solution has been reached.<\/p>\n This approach extends to his teaching duties at Death Weapon Meister Academy. Whether it\u2019s teaching Soul and Maka to get along or imparting humility on Black\u2606Star, he\u2019ll try every method he can to help students reach the zenith of their power. He won\u2019t let anyone harm them while they work toward this point either, braving the edge of madness and the strongest enemies alive to keep them safe.<\/p>\n In exchange, all he asks is that they put up with his shenanigans and weather his constant requests to dissect them. <\/p>\n Within the world of One Piece and beyond, Silvers Rayleigh is one of the best anime senpais around.<\/p>\n One of the last surviving figures from before the Great Age of Pirates, he understands what it takes to battle, explore uncharted lands and otherwise stay alive within the New World. His Haki is on par with even the Marine Admirals, and he holds information about the seas that could make the difference between a crew thriving or perishing. <\/p>\n It\u2019s through these traits that he\u2019s able to protect Luffy from an untimely end at the hands of the Marines and the Seven Warlords. Not only that, but he passes along almost all of his knowledge to Luffy during the two year time skip, ensuring everything he gained from his years adventuring with Gol D. Roger doesn\u2019t go to waste. <\/p>\n And why does he do this? Simple: Luffy reminds him of Roger, right down to his pure drive to see all that the world has to offer. In a world of people clinging to past glories, Rayleigh is happy to step aside, passing along what he can to help those who will shape the next era. <\/p>\n Ozen stands among the best anime senpais not only because of her strength, but also because of her dedication.<\/p>\n A monster even among the White Whistles, Ozen is host to unnatural strength and toughness. She can withstand the harsh environments of the different layers of the Abyss, and has returned from some of the deepest levels even when thousands of others perished. This has made her a legend among the world\u2019s Delvers, and has allowed her to lead several expeditions over the past few decades. <\/p>\n It was these traits and her knowledge of surviving in the Abyss that brought protagonist Riko\u2019s mother Lyza to her. Though Ozen initially tried to dissuade her, she eventually helped Lyza hone the skills she would later use to become a White Whistle herself. Unfortunately, this is also how Lyza gained the skills necessary to journey toward the bottom of the Abyss, from which she hasn\u2019t returned. <\/p>\n In spite of this, Ozen still passes on the knowledge she can to Riko, Marulk and many other Delvers. She doesn\u2019t let the loss of her favorite apprentice discourage her from helping others, and does all she can to try and help them come back from the Abyss alive.<\/p>\n It\u2019s an honorable approach, and one that shows she is and always will be a caring sensei at heart.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s make one thing clear: Reigen is not the mentor Mob needs when it comes to psychic powers.<\/p>\n Host to exactly zero abilities that don\u2019t involve lying, this human embodiment of \u201cFake it \u2019til you make it\u201d is a con artist who is completely out of his element during supernatural conflicts. His success in the psychic community stems from manipulating those around him, and from the blind confidence he has in the notion that things will work out for him.<\/p>\n And yet, when it comes to being Mob\u2019s beacon of normalcy, Reigen can\u2019t be beat. While others struggle to see past Mob\u2019s immense psychic powers, Reigen only sees them to the point that they can earn him and Mob money. He doesn\u2019t obsess over them, and knows helping Mob gain confidence in the other aspects of his personality is what really matters. To this end, he\u2019s always ready to lend an ear to Mob\u2019s problems, give him heartfelt advice, and be the voice of reason when all hope seems lost.<\/p>\n This remains true even when him and Mob are dragged into Supernatural shenanigans. No matter how powerful the criminal or terrifying the spectre, he\u2019ll come running to bring Mob home and face down whoever is trying to force him to be someone he\u2019s not.<\/p>\n He\u2019s the grifter with a heart of gold, and without him around, Mob would definitely not have made the emotional growth he\u2019s fought so hard to for.<\/p>\n Even among the many strange characters found throughout Beastars, Gouhin is an eccentric oddball.<\/p>\n Belonging to neither the predators or the herbivores due to his omnivorous nature, he spends his days in the shadows of society. Because of this, he aims to maintain peace between the two groups as best as he can. This could mean capturing and rehabilitating meat-hungry carnivores from the Black Market or treating those who require discreet medical attention. <\/p>\n This is how he comes to meet Legoshi, and their dynamic is where his sensei tendencies shine through most. Where others might mock or discourage Legoshi from his pursuit of a relationship with the herbivore Haru, Gouhin offers him practical advice. He provides ways of tempering Legoshi\u2019s predator instincts, and trains him to be able to defend himself and those he cares about. He doesn\u2019t belittle his larger goals, and supports him 100 percent in his attempts to improve himself.<\/p>\n Though these actions might not seem like much, they go a long way in helping Legoshi become the better man \u2013 or rather, wolf \u2013 he is in later arcs. And really, that\u2019s all one could hope for from the person guiding them through life.<\/p>\n Urokodaki Sakonji is a bit harder to read than others among the best anime senseis around, and that isn\u2019t a bad thing.<\/p>\n One of a select few members of the Demon Slayer Corps. who lived to a ripe old age, this former Water Hashira has seen and done it all. He\u2019s faced down some of the worst the Demons have to offer, mastered incredibly difficult sword techniques, and passed on his knowledge to several apprentices over the years. Even when a large number of said apprentices met a grisly end, he continued to train new recruits, always determined to try and save one more life from being snuffed out in battle.<\/p>\n Unlike other members of the Demon Slayer Corps. though, he\u2019s also compassionate enough not to take a hardline stance toward his formerly human enemies. He\u2019s able to see the humanity that still exists within Nezuko despite her partial demonic transformation, and aids Tanjiro knowing that he won\u2019t see every demon as an enemy either. <\/p>\n Bringing it all to a head are some of the techniques he teaches Tanjiro for disposing of Demons. While some are undeniably bombastic and violent, others are calm and gentle, delivering Demons from their eternal life with a sense of caring they wouldn\u2019t find elsewhere. <\/p>\n It all belies his true intentions as a master of the Water Breathing style. His true aim is and always has been to raise young people who can save humans, but also defeat the Demons without losing their humanity. It\u2019s a difficult line to walk, but one he sticks to none the less no matter how hard it becomes.<\/p>\n Osamu Dazai is both an amazing and terrible sensei, thanks almost entirely to his complicated personality.<\/p>\n Having become tired of living, Dazai is constantly trying to find a suitable way to die. He regularly puts himself in danger, and is the first person to dive into a fight despite not having a supernatural ability that lends itself well to combat. Though this proved invaluable during his time as a mafia member, it\u2019s less than ideal in his current day to day duties as a detective, and causes headaches for everyone involved.<\/p>\n And yet, these traits are also what make him one of the best anime Senseis around. Because he has no attachment to seeing tomorrow, he puts all his energy into teaching and helping the next generation. Whether it\u2019s Atsushi or Akutagawa, he\u2019s happy to play a supporting role, nudging or forcing them toward the best solution as necessary and ensuring they find ways to enhance their abilities both individually and by working with others.<\/p>\n However, he doesn\u2019t let them run wild with their newfound strength. He makes sure to impart on them the greatest lesson he ever learned: The ends don\u2019t justify the means, and one should always live in a way that leaves them wanting to see out each and every day of their lives.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nAll Might (My Hero Academia)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Master Roshi (Dragon Ball)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Hatake Kakashi (Naruto)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Biscuit Kreuger (Hunter X Hunter)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Satoru Gojo (Jujutsu Kaisen)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Izumi Curtis (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Eikichi Onizuka (GTO: Great Teacher Onizuka)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Kamogawa Genji (Hajime No Ippo)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Genkai (Yu Yu Hakusho)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Korosensei (Assassination Classroom)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
Kisuke Urahara (Bleach)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Shinomiya Kojir\u014d (Food Wars)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Roxy Migurdia (Mushoku Tensei)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Dr. Franken Stein (Soul Eater)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Silvers Rayleigh (One Piece)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Ozen (Made in Abyss)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Arataka Reigen (Mob Psycho 100)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Gouhin (Beastars)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Urokodaki Sakonji (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>Osamu Dazai (Bungo Stray Dogs)<\/h2>\n
Best Anime Senseis<\/h3>\n
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