One of the worst things for non-anime fans also happens to be one of the best things for anime fans—the colorful appearances of anime characters. Right from their hair colors to eye colors, from their hairstyles to weird dresses, fans are constantly entertained by the extravagant look of the characters.
Some of the best-known anime characters possess green hair. The color has proven to be a popular choice for anime creators who want to create unique and determined characters with a strong personality. These are some of the most-loved green-haired characters from all of anime.
10 Shintaro Midorima (Kuroko No Basket)
The shooting guard of the Generation of Miracles happens to also be one of the tallest characters from the anime series. He currently plays for Shutoku High, one of the three best basketball schools in Tokyo.
He’s tough and mean, forcing people steer clear of his path. He’s a straight-laced student who hates wasting his time, who also bandages his dominant hand because he wants to preserve its "pristine" condition. Oh, and he is a strong believer in astrology.
9 Freed Justine (Fairy Tail)
Despite being a mage, Freed barely appeared in the Fairy Tail guild. He, later on, became part of the Blue Pegasus Guild but went back to Fairy Tail after the guild was reformed.
One of the most defining traits of Freed is his honor. He is a man of his word and he always does what he promises. He also makes it a point to repay his debts, even if it means putting aside his principles to do so.
8 Tatsumaki (One Punch Man)
This S-Class superheroine is shown to be the most powerful esper in the One Punch Man universe. Due to her short height and baby-like face, she is often mistaken to be much younger than her age. She’s arrogant and bratty but never shies from doing her superheroine duties.
She enjoys defeating villains and when the Hero Association has no open jobs for her, she will go out in her personal time in search of villains she can defeat.
7 Lubbock (Akame Ga Kill)
As a member of the Night Raid, the easy-going Lubbock shows a surprising amount of loyalty to it. Despite having a playful attitude towards women, he makes sure to never mess with women who are strong fighters.
When he fights enemies himself, he retains his playful nature, bragging about his powers to his enemies and teasing them constantly. He is also smart—he often chooses to retreat when he sees he has no way of winning a fight.
6 Spike Spiegel (Cowboy Bebop)
Spike and his partner Jet Black are bounty hunters, which means they capture fleeing criminals in exchange for money. Young and full of a spirit of adventure, Spike is also shown to be a cocky young man.
He is good with sleight of hand techniques, can hold his own in a gunfight, and is an exceptional pilot. Thanks to his stint at the Red Dragon crime syndicate, he is also well versed in hand-to-hand combat
5 Makishima (Yowamushi Pedal)
This sports anime is about cycling, a not-so-popular sport, both in the 2D and 3D world! Makishima Yusuke is a Sohoku High School graduate, who always stands out because of his eccentric sense of style. He is shown to be blunt with his words, due to which he has difficulty making friends.
He is used to being considered “creepy” by other people, mostly because of his poor communication skills and his weird facial expressions.
4 Envy (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)
Envy is one of the rare gender-neutral characters to exist in anime. They can change their voice and form to whatever they please, and they usually do so to manipulate people or to make them suffer.
They feel a high amount of resentment and hatred for humans due to their ability to form deep bonds with each other—something that Envy desires but is unable to do.
3 Tsuyu Asui (My Hero Academia)
Tsuyu is someone who always speaks whatever is on her mind, often not realizing the effect her words can have on people. Her friends call her Tsu, and she addresses most people she meets with the “chan” honorific.
Her blank expressions make it hard to read her mind and it often ends up creeping out many people. She can also often be seen uttering “ribbit,” usually in place of small replies.
2 Satan (The Devil Is A Part-Timer)
The once almighty Satan is forced to flee the Ente Isla island for fear of being defeated by the hero Emilia. Unfortunately for him, she follows him to the planet Earth, where both of them soon find out they possess none of their powers.
Satan easily fits into the role of an average human, going so far as to find himself a job at a fast-food restaurant. He is shown to greatly enjoy this difficult but highly rewarding lifestyle.
1 San (Princess Mononoke)
Also known as the Wolf Girl, San is the titular protagonist of Princess Mononoke. Raised by wolves since her childhood, she often displays personality traits found usually in wolves. Her main aim throughout the show is to preserve the forest (her homeland) from any outside interference.
She has never considered herself as a human and is sometimes shown to have suicidal thoughts. The appearance of Prince Ashitaka changes her demeanor drastically.