Who won the spring anime: Megaloboxer? Or the girl with supernatural powers? The results of the "Which was the funniest Spring 2018 Anime Popularity Poll" are in!

The official poll project "Which one was interesting?" that was held from June 27 (Wed.) to July 10 (Tue.) at Akiba Research Institute, Inc. 2018 Spring Anime Popularity Poll", which was held from June 27 (Wed) to July 10 (Tue) at Akiba Research Institute, has ended. 16,101 votes were cast in this project.

This project was designed to find out which of the Spring 2018 anime were "interesting!" and "good to watch! I'm glad I watched it!" and "I'm glad I watched it!" among the spring 2018 anime. Which spring anime did you choose as the "best"?　Let's take a look at the results right away.
⇒Which one was the most interesting? 2018 Spring Anime Popularity Poll

＜ The final results of the "Which one was the most interesting?

No. 1: "Megalobox" 2,019 votes
No. 2: "Hina Matsuri" 1,546 votes
No. 3: "KOMIKKU GARZ" 1,384 votes
No. 4: "Golden Kamui" 1,342 votes
No. 5: "Magical Girl Site" 1,193 votes
No. 6: "Arisu or Arisu" 922 votes
No.7: "Hizune and Masotan" 846 votes
No.8: "Space Battleship Tiramisu" 835 votes
No. 9: "3D Girlfriend: Real Girl" 755 votes
No. 10: "Uma Musume Pretty Derby" 723 votes

No. 1 was "Megalobox," an original anime produced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the legendary boxing manga series "Ashita no Joe. The hard-hitting storyline depicting the passionate struggle of men who bet everything on "Megalobox," the ultimate combat sport that fuses the physical body with gear technology, and the high quality of the work itself, gained high popularity among core anime fans and light fans who are bored by "moe anime. In second place, "ESP Shoujo" was the most popular anime among the "moe anime" crowd.

In second place was "Hina Matsuri," which depicts the strange cohabitation of a psychic girl, Hina, and an intellectual yakuza, Nitta. It is a gag comedy depicting how Nitta and the people around him get involved in the commotion caused by the main character, the psychic girl Hina, who works (is made to work?) as a bartender at night despite being a junior high school student. The work is enjoyed by all, with characters more unique than the main character Hina, such as Hitomi Mishima, Hina's classmate, and Anzu, another psychic girl who has come to "dispose" of Hina, as well as snappy gags that will make you laugh, and a humanistic drama that will make you feel warm and fuzzy, It is a work that can be enjoyed by everyone and has attracted votes from a wide range of people.

In third through fifth place were "Comic Galls," a daily life anime about the dormitory life of four high school girls who are manga artists; "Golden Kamui," about the adventures of Saichi Sugimoto, a former army soldier in Hokkaido at the end of the Meiji era, and an Ainu girl named Ashi(ri)pa, who is after buried gold in the Ainu archipelago; and "The Rise of Aya Asagiri," about a middle school student who endures bullying and abuse. Aya Asagiri, a junior high school student who endures bullying and abuse, obtains a "stick" with magical powers on the mysterious website "Magical Girl Site" and becomes entangled in an intense destiny together with other "magical girls" in "Magical Girl Site". The sixth to tenth places are occupied by a variety of works based on popular comic books, such as "Magical Girl Sight" and "Magical Girl Sight".

In the 6th through 10th places, original works and "Uma Musume Pretty Derby," which is based on the story of an actual racehorse and includes episodes featuring anthropomorphic horses, were ranked in the top 10.

Please check the voting page for the titles ranked 11th and below.
⇒Which one was the most interesting? 2018 Spring Anime Popularity Poll