Top 1200 Anime Names for Dogs From A-Z (2024)

Are you an anime fan looking to name your new furry friend with a touch of Japanese animation charm? Welcome to our blog post, “Top 1200 Anime Names for Dogs,” where we blend the captivating world of anime with the joy of pet ownership. This comprehensive list is designed for anime enthusiasts who want their pets to carry a piece of this vibrant culture. From iconic characters to hidden gems, we’ve scoured the realm of anime to bring you names that are as unique and special as your canine companion. Whether you’re a fan of classic series or the latest hits, you’re sure to find the perfect name that resonates with both your love for anime and your adorable dog.

A

• Akira: Inspired by the protagonist from the classic cyberpunk anime film “Akira.”
• Alphonse: Named after the kind-hearted armor-bound character from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Asuna: From “Sword Art Online,” she is known for her fierce sword skills and kind heart.
• Armin: A strategic thinker and loyal friend in the anime “Attack on Titan.”
• Aang: The fun-loving Airbender and the protagonist of “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”
• Ashitaka: The prince and hero of Studio Ghibli’s “Princess Mononoke.”
• Allen: Named after Allen Walker, the main character from “D.Gray-man” with an anti-Akuma weapon for an arm.
• Astro: Short for Astro Boy, a classic character from the anime of the same name.
• Aizen: The intelligent and manipulative antagonist from “Bleach.”
• Abel: A name inspired by the protagonist of “Trinity Blood,” who is a vampire that hunts his own kind.
• Ayame: One of the characters from “Fruits Basket” known for her flamboyant personality.
• Azusa: A sweet and hardworking character from “K-On!”
• Aoi: The protagonist of “Ai Yori Aoshi,” known for her traditional demeanor and loyalty.
• Atsuko: Also known as “Akko,” the energetic witch-in-training from “Little Witch Academia.”
• Akane: The hot-tempered yet kind-hearted heroine from “Ranma ½.”
• Asuka: Known for her fiery personality in the anime “Neon Genesis Evangelion.”
• Akihiko: A character from “Persona 3,” also appearing in the anime adaptation, who is a dedicated boxer.
• Alucard: The powerful vampire protagonist from “Hellsing.”
• Amuro: The skilled pilot from the classic series “Mobile Suit Gundam.”
• Arale: The quirky android girl from the comedy anime “Dr. Slump.”
• Archer: A class of servant from “Fate/stay night,” known for their combat prowess.
• Arata: The relatable protagonist from “Chihayafuru,” who excels at the card game karuta.
• Ayato: A character from “Tokyo Ghoul” with a complex relationship with his sister.
• Asuma: A skilled and caring ninja from the anime “Naruto.”
• Akito: The enigmatic head of the Sohma family in “Fruits Basket.”
• Asami: A smart and resourceful engineer from “Legend of Korra.”
• Aria: The title character from “Aria the Animation,” known for her peaceful and optimistic nature.
• Agumon: A friendly and brave dinosaur-like creature from “Digimon Adventure.”
• Ai: A name meaning love in Japanese; Ai Haibara is a character from “Detective Conan.”
• Akatsuki: A group of rogue ninjas in “Naruto,” but also a name that can stand alone.
• Aladdin: The adventurous and kind-hearted protagonist from “Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic.”
• Amaterasu: Named after the goddess of the sun in Japanese mythology, also featured in the game “Okami.”
• Anaru: A nickname for Anjou Naruko from “Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day,” who is known for her realistic personality.
• Ange: The protagonist from “Cross Ange” who fights for survival in a dystopian world.
• Annie: A complex character with a secret identity in “Attack on Titan.”
• Aoba: The cheerful protagonist of “New Game!” who works as a video game developer.
• Aqua: A goddess turned archpriest with comedic flaws in “KonoSuba: God’s Blessing on This Wonderful World!”
• Araragi: The main character of the “Monogatari” series, known for his selflessness.
• Aries: A kind and gentle spirit from the anime “Fairy Tail.”
• Arrietty: The tiny but brave protagonist from Studio Ghibli’s “The Secret World of Arrietty.”
• Artoria: Also known as Saber, a central character from the “Fate” series.
• Asagi: The main character of “Strike Witches” known for her leadership.
• Askeladd: A cunning and complex character from “Vinland Saga.”
• Athena: A goddess character from “Saint Seiya” who is wise and compassionate.
• Atom: Another name for Astro Boy, representing the iconic robot child hero.
• Atsushi: The main character from “Bungou Stray Dogs” who has the ability to transform into a white tiger.
• Ayanami: Refers to Rei Ayanami, a mysterious and iconic character from “Neon Genesis Evangelion.”
• Azazel: A demon character from “Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san,” known for his mischievous behavior.

B

• Baki: Named after the protagonist from “Baki the Grappler,” known for his martial arts prowess.
• Bulma: A brilliant scientist and inventor from the anime “Dragon Ball.”
• Boruto: The son of Naruto Uzumaki and the main character of “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.”
• Brock: A Pokémon Trainer known for his rock-solid determination in “Pokémon.”
• Ban: Immortal and strong, Ban is a member of the Seven Deadly Sins from the anime of the same name.
• Byakuya: The noble and powerful captain from “Bleach.”
• Belldandy: A kind-hearted goddess from the anime “Ah! My Goddess.”
• Berserker: A class of servant known for their immense power and rage in the “Fate” series.
• Black☆Star: An overly confident and loud assassin from “Soul Eater.”
• Botan: The cheerful guide to the spirit world from “Yu Yu Hakusho.”
• Biscuit: A tough and skilled Nen master who appears young from “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Bakugo: Known for his explosive powers and temper in “My Hero Academia.”
• Balto: A character from “Hunter x Hunter,” known for his loyalty and strategic mind.
• Beatrice: A powerful librarian and magic user from “Re − Starting Life in Another World.”
• Bell: The adventurous and kind-hearted protagonist of “Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?”
• Benten: A powerful and enigmatic character from “The Eccentric Family.”
• Bebop: From the iconic anime “Cowboy Bebop,” representing the show’s jazzy and cool style.
• Blair: A witch with feline features from “Soul Eater.”
• Bruno: A skilled and charismatic character from “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.”
• Bulat: A strong and caring member of Night Raid in “Akame ga Kill!”
• Blue: A calm and collected Pokémon Trainer from the “Pokémon” series.
• Balsa: The spear-wielding bodyguard from “Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit.”
• Baron: The suave cat figure from “The Cat Returns.”
• Bardock: The father of Goku from “Dragon Ball Z,” known for his bravery.
• Basara: The main character with a powerful voice from “Macross 7.”
• Batou: A cyborg and main character from “Ghost in the Shell.”
• Bean: The silent and strong protagonist of “Bean Bandit.”
• Bear: A seasoned player character from “.hack//SIGN.”
• Beck: From the anime “Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad,” named after the band in the series.
• Bellemere: The loving and brave mother of Nami from “One Piece.”
• Bentham: Also known as Mr. 2 Bon Clay, a character with a strong sense of friendship from “One Piece.”
• Bernadette: A resourceful and intelligent character from “Mobile Suit Gundam 00.”
• Bertolt: One of the giant humanoid characters with a pivotal role in “Attack on Titan.”
• Beyblade: Inspired by the spinning top game from the anime of the same name.
• Bishamon: A powerful and vengeful god from “Noragami.”
• Black Jack: The genius surgeon with a mysterious past from the anime “Black Jack.”
• Blanche: A leader of Team Mystic in “Pokémon GO,” known for her analytical approach.
• Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo: The eccentric protagonist with the power to control his hair from the anime of the same name.
• Bon: A character with a laid-back attitude from “Blue Exorcist.”
• Boota: The small but spirited mole-pig from “Gurren Lagann.”
• Borma: A member of Public Security Section 9 from “Ghost in the Shell.”
• Bradley: The alias of King Bradley, a character with a secret in “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Brocken: A fighter with a mechanical body from “Kinnikuman.”
• Broly: The legendary Super Saiyan with immense power from “Dragon Ball Z.”
• Brunhild: The eldest of the Valkyrie sisters from “Record of Ragnarok.”
• Bucciarati: A gang leader with a strong moral code from “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.”
• Bulat: A second entry for the same character from “Akame ga Kill!” due to his popularity and distinct name.

C

• Chihiro: The resilient and resourceful protagonist from “Spirited Away.”
• Celty: The headless rider searching for her head in “Durarara!!”
• Conan: The brilliant young detective from “Detective Conan” (also known as “Case Closed”).
• C.C.: The mysterious immortal girl from “Code Geass.”
• Charizard: The iconic fire-breathing Pokémon from the “Pokémon” series.
• Chopper: The adorable reindeer and doctor of the Straw Hat Pirates in “One Piece.”
• Chi: The sweet and curious kitten from “Chi’s Sweet Home.”
• Chitoge: The blonde-haired main character of the romantic comedy “Nisekoi.”
• Crona: A character with an ambiguous and troubled past from “Soul Eater.”
• Ciel: The young and calculating head of the Phantomhive family in “Black Butler.”
• Claire: The strong and silent protagonist from “Claymore.”
• Cobra: A member of the Oración Seis, known for his hearing abilities in “Fairy Tail.”
• Chise: The apprentice magus in “The Ancient Magus’ Bride.”
• Chiyo: The child prodigy from “Azumanga Daioh.”
• Chrollo: The charismatic leader of the Phantom Troupe in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Casca: A skilled warrior with a tragic fate in “Berserk.”
• Carla: The small Exceed with a big attitude from “Fairy Tail.”
• Canaan: The skilled mercenary and titular character of the anime “Canaan.”
• Candy: The sweet and optimistic orphan from “Candy Candy.”
• Cardcaptor: Inspired by Sakura, the Cardcaptor from “Cardcaptor Sakura.”
• Celica: A powerful mage from “Fire Emblem,” which has anime adaptations.
• Chad: The strong, silent character with a gentle heart from “Bleach.”
• Chiaki: The level-headed and talented pianist from “Nodame Cantabile.”
• Chika: The energetic and optimistic member of the idol group from “Love Live! Sunshine!!”
• Cana: The heavy-drinking and magic card-wielding member of Fairy Tail.
• Casshern: The amnesiac protagonist of “Casshern Sins.”
• Charmy: The food-loving mage from “Black Clover.”
• Cheese: The pet to the main character in “Sonic X.”
• Chi-Chi: The strong-willed wife of Goku from “Dragon Ball.”
• Chizuru: The kind-hearted protagonist from “Kimi ni Todoke.”
• Chrome: A member of the Kokuyo Gang with a tragic story in “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”
• Clefairy: A cute and magical Pokémon known for its moon-based abilities.
• Cobalt: A reference to the Cobalt Blade from “Beyblade.”
• Cosmo: The plant-like alien from “Sonic X.”
• Cotaro: The lovable puppy from “There Is a Dog Named Kotarou in the Machiya of Kyoto.”
• Cougar: A fast and skilled Alter user from “s-CRY-ed.”
• Cronus: A mecha pilot from “Getter Robo.”
• Crow: The cool and skilled duelist from “Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s.”
• Crusch: A determined and noble leader from “Re − Starting Life in Another World.”
• Cubone: The lonely Pokémon that wears the skull of its deceased mother.
• Cure: Used as a prefix for magical girls in the “Pretty Cure” series.
• Cutemon: A small and adorable Digimon from “Digimon Fusion.”
• Cygnus: A character from “Saint Seiya” known for his ice-based attacks.
• Cyrano: A character from “Cyrano de Bergerac,” which has been adapted into anime.
• Czeslaw: The young-looking immortal from “Baccano!”
• Caterpie: A bug-type Pokémon known for its metamorphosis into Butterfree.
• Canaletto: A character known for his wisdom in “Oban Star-Racers.”
• Camie: A cheerful and friendly character from “My Hero Academia.”
• Caiman: The lizard-headed protagonist seeking his true identity in “Dorohedoro.”
• Calgara: A proud warrior from the history of “One Piece.”
• Cagliostro: An alchemist with a flair for the dramatic in “Symphogear.”
• Califa: A member of CP9 and a skilled fighter from “One Piece.”
• Callaghan: The main antagonist with complex motives in “Big Hero 6: The Series,” which has an anime style.
• Camus: A character with a cool demeanor from “Uta no Prince-sama.”
• Canary: A loyal and skilled guard from “Hunter x Hunter.”

D

• Deku: The nickname of the hardworking hero from “My Hero Academia.”
• Dante: The protagonist of “Devil May Cry,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Doraemon: The time-traveling robotic cat from the anime of the same name.
• Diane: The giant warrior from the “Seven Deadly Sins.”
• Dragonite: A powerful and kind-hearted dragon-type Pokémon.
• Dazai: The enigmatic member of the Armed Detective Agency in “Bungou Stray Dogs.”
• Death the Kid: The symmetry-obsessed shinigami from “Soul Eater.”
• Darling: The affectionate term used for the host in “Monster Musume.”
• Denki: The electrically charged character from “My Hero Academia.”
• Ditto: The shape-shifting Pokémon known for its mimicry.
• Donquixote: The surname of a powerful and influential family in “One Piece.”
• Dororo: The young sidekick to Hyakkimaru in the anime of the same name.
• Dandy: The laid-back space adventurer from “Space☆Dandy.”
• D.Gray-man: The title of an anime series, suitable for a dog with a noble demeanor.
• Domon: The hot-blooded pilot from “Mobile Fighter G Gundam.”
• Doflamingo: The flamboyant and cruel pirate from “One Piece.”
• Deidara: The artistic ninja with explosive talents from “Naruto.”
• Dark Magician: The iconic spellcaster from “Yu-Gi-Oh!”
• Daisuke: A common Japanese name featured in many animes, such as “D.N.Angel.”
• Draco: Inspired by the dragon-type Pokémon, Dratini, and its evolutions.
• Doppo: The stoic martial artist from “Baki the Grappler.”
• Dekomori: The enthusiastic and eccentric character from “Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions.”
• Daiki: A name used in various anime, it can refer to characters like Daiki Aomine from “Kuroko’s Basketball.”
• Dabi: The mysterious and intense villain from “My Hero Academia.”
• Duck: The name of the main character who turns into a duck in “Princess Tutu.”
• Duskull: A ghost-type Pokémon that resembles a reaper.
• Dvalin: The wind dragon from the game “Genshin Impact,” which has anime-style cutscenes.
• Dorayaki: The favorite snack of Doraemon, suitable for a sweet and friendly dog.
• Dino: The cheerful and clumsy mafia boss from “Reborn!”
• Draken: A tough and loyal character from “Tokyo Revengers.”
• Dunban: A hero from the game “Xenoblade Chronicles,” which has received an anime adaptation.
• Durandal: A powerful sword, often anthropomorphized in anime like “Soul Eater.”
• Dusknoir: Another ghost-type Pokémon, known for its cyclopean eye and ghostly powers.
• Demidevimon: A mischievous Digimon from “Digimon Adventure.”
• Danzo: A character known for his secretive nature in “Naruto.”
• Doppio: The alter ego of a main antagonist in “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.”
• Dorapion: A beast from the anime “Beyblade.”
• Dewgong: A sea lion Pokémon with icy abilities.
• Diancie: A mythical rock/fairy-type Pokémon with jewel-like qualities.
• Desco: A character from the game “Disgaea,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Dusk: A time of day often personified in anime, such as in “Pokémon” with the Dusk Form Lycanroc.
• Dai: The young hero from “Dragon Quest: Dai’s Great Adventure.”
• Dumplin: A cute name for a pet, inspired by the food-themed names in “Dragon Ball.”
• Dizzy: A character from the game “Guilty Gear,” which has anime-style storytelling.
• Dr. Stone: The title of an anime series, fitting for a dog with a solid and reliable nature.
• Dorothy: A character from “MAR,” known for her magical abilities.
• Duke: A title often used for characters in anime, signifying nobility and strength.
• Dimple: The spirit entity from “Mob Psycho 100.”
• Darjeeling: A character from “Girls und Panzer,” named after a type of tea.
• Dola: The pirate leader from “Castle in the Sky.”

E

• Edward: The Fullmetal Alchemist from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Erza: The powerful and disciplined mage from “Fairy Tail.”
• Eren: The determined protagonist of “Attack on Titan.”
• Eevee: The versatile Pokémon with multiple evolutions.
• Elric: The surname of the brothers from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Esdeath: The ice-cold general from “Akame ga Kill!”
• Escanor: The prideful warrior from “Seven Deadly Sins.”
• Ein: The data dog from “Cowboy Bebop.”
• Emiya: The surname of the protagonist from “Fate/stay night.”
• Elfen: Inspired by “Elfen Lied,” for a pet with a mysterious aura.
• Eclair: A character from “Kiddy Grade,” also a sweet name fitting for a pet.
• Elfman: The muscular mage from “Fairy Tail.”
• Entei: A legendary fire-type Pokémon.
• Eri: The young girl with a tragic past from “My Hero Academia.”
• Erwin: The strategic commander from “Attack on Titan.”
• Eureka: The protagonist with a special connection to the Scub Coral in “Eureka Seven.”
• Eugene: A character from “Mobile Suit Gundam SEED.”
• Excalibur: The legendary sword, personified in “Soul Eater.”
• Excel: The hyperactive protagonist from “Excel Saga.”
• Euphemia: The kind-hearted princess from “Code Geass.”
• Eeveelutions: A collective term for Eevee’s various forms in “Pokémon.”
• Echizen: The surname of the tennis prodigy from “The Prince of Tennis.”
• Echo: A character from “Pandora Hearts.”
• Ed: Short for Edward, from “Fullmetal Alchemist,” or the young hacker from “Cowboy Bebop.”
• Elma: The dragon who loves human food from “Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid.”
• Electabuzz: An electric-type Pokémon known for its speed and power.
• Elias: The ancient magus from “The Ancient Magus’ Bride.”
• Eren Jaeger: Full name of the protagonist from “Attack on Titan.”
• Eikichi: A character from “Great Teacher Onizuka.”
• Eiichiro: A common Japanese name used in various anime.
• Ebisu: A character from “Noragami,” also a name of a Japanese god of fortune.
• Eternity: Inspired by the concept of time often explored in anime like “Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle.”
• Etna: The spunky demon from “Disgaea,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Eagle: A majestic name, inspired by characters like Eagle Vision from “Magic Knight Rayearth.”
• Eriol: A character from “Cardcaptor Sakura.”
• Emilia: The silver-haired half-elf from “Re − Starting Life in Another World.”
• Enma: A character from “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!” or a reference to the ruler of the underworld in Japanese folklore.
• Eldora: Inspired by the Eldora Soul from “Gundam Build Divers Re.”
• Eclair: A second entry for the character from “Kiddy Grade,” due to her popularity.
• Elulu: A character from “Grancrest Senki.”
• Endeavor: The fiery hero from “My Hero Academia.”
• Espeon: One of the psychic-type evolutions of Eevee in “Pokémon.”
• Echidna: A character from “Re − Starting Life in Another World.”
• Echigo: A name inspired by characters from various anime, such as “Bakuman.”
• Electrode: A Pokémon known for its explosive tendencies.
• Eikichi: A second entry for the character from “Great Teacher Onizuka.”
• Eureka: A second entry for the protagonist from “Eureka Seven.”
• Eagle: A second entry for the majestic name, inspired by characters like Eagle Vision from “Magic Knight Rayearth.”
• Eevee: A second entry for the versatile Pokémon with multiple evolutions.
• Eriol: A second entry for the character from “Cardcaptor Sakura.”

F

• Frieza: The powerful and fearsome villain from “Dragon Ball Z.”
• Fujiko: The cunning and seductive thief from “Lupin the Third.”
• Froppy: The hero name of Tsuyu Asui, the frog-like student from “My Hero Academia.”
• Franky: The cyborg shipwright from “One Piece.”
• Faye: The debt-ridden, sassy member of the “Cowboy Bebop” crew.
• Flame: Inspired by various fire-type Pokémon or fiery characters from anime like “Fairy Tail.”
• Faye Valentine: Full name of the “Cowboy Bebop” character.
• Finn: A common name in anime, such as Finn the Human from “Adventure Time,” which has anime-inspired episodes.
• Falco: The armored titan from “Attack on Titan.”
• Flareon: The fire-type evolution of Eevee from “Pokémon.”
• Fuji: Short for Fujitora, the blind admiral from “One Piece.”
• Fubuki: The blizzard hero from “One Punch Man.”
• Fujin: A character inspired by the Japanese god of wind, found in various anime.
• Figaro: The cat from “Pinocchio,” which has an anime adaptation called “The Adventures of Pinocchio.”
• Ferid: The charismatic vampire from “Seraph of the End.”
• Fushiguro: A surname from “Jujutsu Kaisen,” belonging to Megumi Fushiguro.
• Felix: The cat-like character from “Re − Starting Life in Another World.”
• Freya: The goddess character from “Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?”
• Frost: Inspired by the ice jin from “Dragon Ball Super.”
• Fon: The sky arcobaleno from “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”
• Flynn: A character from “Tales of Vesperia,” which has an anime movie adaptation.
• Firo: The immortal gangster from “Baccano!”
• Fang: A name that can be inspired by various anime wolves or dragon characters.
• Fanta: A playful name that could be inspired by the bubbly personality of a character from an anime like “Fruits Basket.”
• Figment: A whimsical name for a pet, inspired by the imaginative aspects of anime.
• Fumikage: The shadow-wielding student from “My Hero Academia.”
• Futaba: A character from “Persona 5,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Fujiwara: A common surname in anime, such as the character from “Cardcaptor Sakura.”
• Filia: A character from “Slayers,” which is an anime series.
• Freecss: The surname of the protagonist Gon from “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Firo Prochainezo: Full name of the immortal gangster from “Baccano!”
• Fubuki Atsuya: A character from the anime “Inazuma Eleven.”
• Fujimoto: A surname found in anime like “Ponyo,” where it belongs to a character who is a sorcerer and the father of Ponyo.
• Futaro: The main character from “The Quintessential Quintuplets.”
• Fukuzawa: The president of the Armed Detective Agency in “Bungou Stray Dogs.”
• Fujibayashi: A surname from “Clannad,” with characters like Kyou and Ryou Fujibayashi.
• Furude: A surname from “Higurashi When They Cry,” with characters like Rika Furude.
• Fudo: The surname of the protagonist Yusei from “Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s.”
• Fumio: A common Japanese name that can be found in various anime.
• Furuta: A character from “Tokyo Ghoul.”
• Franziska: A character from “Monster.”
• Feldt: A character from “Mobile Suit Gundam 00.”
• Folken: A character from “The Vision of Escaflowne.”
• Feitan: A member of the Phantom Troupe in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Flonne: An angel trainee from “Disgaea,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Fujisaki: A surname in anime, like Chihiro Fujisaki from “Danganronpa.”
• Futami: A surname from “The Idolmaster,” with characters like Ami and Mami Futami.
• Fudo Akio: The protagonist from “Devilman Crybaby.”
• Fuwa: A surname from “Shugo Chara!” with characters like Shoichi Fuwa.
• Folktale: A name inspired by the rich folklore often explored in anime series.

G

• Goku: The Saiyan protagonist of “Dragon Ball.”
• Gon: The adventurous young hunter from “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Gaara: The sand-controlling ninja from “Naruto.”
• Gintoki: The silver-haired samurai from “Gintama.”
• Gajeel: The iron dragon slayer from “Fairy Tail.”
• Greed: One of the homunculi from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Giratina: A legendary ghost/dragon-type Pokémon.
• Genos: The cyborg disciple of Saitama in “One Punch Man.”
• Grimmjow: The fierce Arrancar from “Bleach.”
• Guts: The mercenary protagonist from “Berserk.”
• Gilgamesh: The king of heroes from the “Fate” series.
• Gyarados: A powerful water/flying-type Pokémon.
• Gon Freecss: Full name of the protagonist from “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Gohan: The son of Goku from “Dragon Ball.”
• Gardevoir: A psychic/fairy-type Pokémon.
• Goblin Slayer: The title character from the anime of the same name.
• Greedling: The combination of Greed and Ling Yao from “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.”
• Glalie: An ice-type Pokémon.
• Golurk: A ground/ghost-type Pokémon.
• Gengar: A ghost/poison-type Pokémon.
• Gallantmon: A Royal Knight Digimon from “Digimon.”
• Ginko: The protagonist of “Mushishi.”
• Gelato: A sweet and cool name, inspired by the dessert and could suit an anime character with a similar personality.
• Gildarts: A powerful mage from “Fairy Tail.”
• Garp: The vice admiral and Luffy’s grandfather in “One Piece.”
• Gallade: A psychic/fighting-type Pokémon.
• Goku Black: An antagonist from “Dragon Ball Super.”
• Gokudera: A character from “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”
• Gaemon: A character from “Samurai 7.”
• Gadget: A name inspired by the many inventive characters in anime, like those in “Doraemon.”
• Gallant: A name that could be inspired by heroic anime characters.
• Gyomei: A character from “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.”
• Guren: A character from “Seraph of the End.”
• Giroro: A character from “Sgt. Frog.”
• Grimoire: A magical book, often featured in fantasy anime.
• Gonzo: A name that could be inspired by the anime studio Gonzo.
• Ganta: The protagonist of “Deadman Wonderland.”
• Gou: A common name in anime, which could be short for Gou Matsuoka from “Free!”
• Galliard: A surname from “Attack on Titan,” belonging to Porco Galliard.
• Griffith: The charismatic and ambitious leader from “Berserk.”
• Gurren: From “Gurren Lagann,” symbolizing spirit and determination.
• Ginkotsu: A character from “InuYasha.”
• Ganondorf: The antagonist from “The Legend of Zelda,” which has been adapted into an anime style manga.
• Geodude: A rock/ground-type Pokémon.
• Golduck: A water-type Pokémon.
• Goten: The second son of Goku from “Dragon Ball.”
• Gible: A dragon/ground-type Pokémon.
• Greedo: A character from “One Piece.”
• Gero: The mad scientist from “Dragon Ball Z.”
• Gutsy: Inspired by the term “gutsy,” often used to describe brave anime characters.

H

• Haku: The mysterious boy with the ability to transform into a dragon from “Spirited Away.”
• Hinata: A common name in anime, such as Hinata Hyuga from “Naruto.”
• Hei: The protagonist of “Darker than Black,” known as the “Black Reaper.”
• Hiei: The fire demon with the Jagan eye from “Yu Yu Hakusho.”
• Happy: The blue flying cat and loyal companion from “Fairy Tail.”
• Haruhi: The main character who is mistaken for a boy in “Ouran High School Host Club.”
• Howl: The charming and powerful wizard from “Howl’s Moving Castle.”
• Hisoka: The enigmatic magician with a penchant for fighting strong opponents in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Haunter: A ghost-type Pokémon known for its ability to phase through walls.
• Hawkeye: The sharpshooter and expert marksman from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Hercule: The boastful martial artist also known as Mr. Satan in “Dragon Ball Z.”
• Hokage: The title for the leader of the village in “Naruto,” held by characters like Naruto Uzumaki.
• Holo: The wise wolf deity with a keen intellect from “Spice and Wolf.”
• Houndoom: A dark/fire-type Pokémon resembling a hellhound with infernal abilities.
• Hinata Shoyo: The energetic volleyball player with a high jump from “Haikyuu!!”
• Heero: The stoic pilot of Gundam Wing from “Mobile Suit Gundam Wing.”
• Hestia: The goddess with a blue ribbon and a kind heart from “Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?”
• Hyakkimaru: The protagonist of “Dororo,” who fights demons to reclaim his stolen body parts.
• Hakuouki: Inspired by the anime series “Hakuoki,” which is set in the samurai era.
• Hikaru: A common name in anime, such as Hikaru Shindo from “Hikaru no Go,” who discovers the game of Go.
• Haruko: The eccentric girl with a bass guitar from “FLCL.”
• Hunter: A name inspired by “Hunter x Hunter,” referring to the elite class of adventurers and treasure seekers.
• Hanako: A common name in anime, can refer to “Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun,” the ghost occupying a school bathroom.
• Hibiki: A character name that can refer to individuals from “Kantai Collection” or “Symphogear.”
• Hamtaro: The adorable hamster who goes on adventures with his friends in the anime “Hamtaro.”

I

• Inuyasha: Named after the half-demon protagonist of the anime “Inuyasha,” known for his bravery and stubbornness.
• Ichigo: From “Bleach,” Ichigo Kurosaki is a determined teenager who gains the powers of a Soul Reaper.
• Itachi: Itachi Uchiha is a complex character from “Naruto” with a tragic past and immense strength.
• Izuku: Izuku Midoriya, also known as Deku, is the hardworking and heroic main character of “My Hero Academia.”
• Ino: Ino Yamanaka is a mind-controlling kunoichi from the anime “Naruto.”
• Izaya: Izaya Orihara is a cunning and manipulative information broker in “Durarara!!”
• Ippo: The protagonist of “Hajime no Ippo,” Makunouchi Ippo is a kind-hearted and dedicated boxer.
• Illyasviel: Illyasviel von Einzbern is a homunculus with a mysterious presence in the “Fate” series.
• Igor: A recurring character in the “Persona” series, Igor assists the protagonists with his supernatural abilities.
• Iskandar: Also known as Rider, Iskandar is a charismatic and powerful king in “Fate/Zero.”
• Ikaros: An angeloid with a gentle personality from the anime “Heaven’s Lost Property.”
• Inori: Inori Yuzuriha is a stoic and beautiful singer and warrior in “Guilty Crown.”
• Itsuki: Itsuki Koizumi is a mysterious and cheerful esper from “The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.”
• Ieyasu: Tokugawa Ieyasu is a historical figure often depicted in anime, such as in “Sengoku Basara.”
• Izumi: Izumi Curtis is a skilled alchemist with a tough-love attitude in “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Ibuki: Ibuki Mioda is a spirited musician from the game and anime series “Danganronpa.”
• Iria: Iria is a bounty hunter and the protagonist of the anime “Iria: Zeiram the Animation.”
• Issei: Issei Hyoudou is the perverted yet powerful dragon host in “High School DxD.”
• Ikki: Ikki Kurogane is the talented yet underestimated protagonist of “Chivalry of a Failed Knight.”
• Ito: A less common name that could be inspired by the common Japanese surname, fitting for a loyal companion.
• Izanagi: Named after the deity from Japanese mythology, often referenced in various anime and games.
• Iwasawa: Masami Iwasawa is a calm and dedicated musician in the anime “Angel Beats!”
• Ichi: A short and sweet name, possibly inspired by the number one or characters like Ichimatsu from “Osomatsu-san.”
• Inari: Inspired by the deity of fertility, rice, and foxes in Japanese mythology, often featured in anime like “Inari, Konkon, Koi Iroha.”
• Iwakura: Lain Iwakura is the introspective and enigmatic protagonist of “Serial Experiments Lain.”
• Ikaruga: Named after the sleek and powerful ship in the shoot ’em up video game, which shares its name with several anime characters.
• Inaba: Himeko Inaba is a pragmatic and insightful character from “Kokoro Connect.”
• Izanami: Another deity from Japanese mythology, often depicted in anime, representing creation and death.
• Isana: Yashiro Isana is the easygoing and amnesiac main character of “K.”
• Itona: Itona Horibe is a student with a unique ability in “Assassination Classroom.”
• Ikumi: Ikumi Mito is a fiery and talented chef in the anime “Food Wars!”
• Iruma: Suzuki Iruma is the good-natured protagonist who finds himself in the demon world in “Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun.”
• Ikkaku: Ikkaku Madarame is a bald and battle-loving Soul Reaper in “Bleach.”
• Iwatooshi: Named after a character from the game “Touken Ranbu,” often adapted into anime.
• Io: A simple and sweet name, which could be inspired by various anime characters, such as Io Otonashi from “Acchi Kocchi.”
• Irina: Irina Jelavic is the seductive and skilled assassin turned teacher in “Assassination Classroom.”
• Isuzu: Isuzu Sento is a stoic and serious character with a hidden kind side in “Amagi Brilliant Park.”
• Iemitsu: Sawada Iemitsu is the carefree and loving father in “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”
• Itsuka: Itsuka Kendo is a strong-willed and big-hearted class president in “My Hero Academia.”
• Iori: Iori Yagami is a popular character known for his appearance in the “King of Fighters” game series, also featured in various anime adaptations.
• Izou: Okada Izou is a skilled swordsman featured in “Fate/Grand Order” and related anime adaptations.
• Imari: Kurumi Imari is a caring and loyal friend in the anime “Bible Black.”
• Isami: Isami Aldini is a passionate and competitive chef in “Food Wars!”
• Ibara: Ibara Shiozaki is a pious and thorn-wielding student in “My Hero Academia.”
• Iwabee: Iwabee Yuino is a talented but stubborn ninja in the anime “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.”
• Inasa: Inasa Yoarashi is a passionate and hot-headed student with wind powers in “My Hero Academia.”
• Ichiya: Ichiya Vandalay Kotobuki is the eccentric and perfume-loving mage in “Fairy Tail.”
• Inojin: Inojin Yamanaka is a young ninja with artistic abilities in “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.”
• Iwakuma: A name that sounds strong and could be inspired by various anime characters or simply the Japanese language’s aesthetic.
• Ishtar: Named after the Mesopotamian goddess, also featured as a character in “Fate/Grand Order.”

J

• Jiraiya: Named after the powerful and whimsical ninja from “Naruto,” known for his sage mode and writing.
• Jojo: Inspired by the nickname for the protagonists in the “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” series, each with unique powers and personalities.
• Jin: Jin is a calm and skilled samurai from the anime “Samurai Champloo.”
• Jigen: Daisuke Jigen is the sharpshooter and loyal companion to Lupin in the “Lupin III” series.
• Juuzou: Juuzou Suzuya is a complex and unpredictable character from “Tokyo Ghoul.”
• Jean: Jean Kirstein is a pragmatic and evolving soldier in “Attack on Titan.”
• Juvia: Juvia Lockser is the water-wielding, love-struck mage from “Fairy Tail.”
• Jet: Jet Black is the former cop and spaceship captain in “Cowboy Bebop.”
• Jotaro: Jotaro Kujo is the stoic and powerful protagonist of “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders.”
• Jabami: Yumeko Jabami is the gambling-obsessed protagonist of “Kakegurui.”
• Jibril: Jibril is the magical and intelligent flügel from “No Game No Life.”
• Jaco: Jaco is the super-elite and comedic Galactic Patrolman in “Dragon Ball Super.”
• Jade: Jade Curtiss is a witty and skilled tactician from the game “Tales of the Abyss,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Justy: Justy Ueki Tylor is the carefree and lucky captain from “The Irresponsible Captain Tylor.”
• Julis: Julis-Alexia von Riessfeld is a fiery and noble princess in “The Asterisk War.”
• Jenos: Jenos Hazard is a skilled assassin with a calm demeanor from “Black Cat.”
• Jiro: Kyoka Jiro, also known as Earphone Jack, is a music-loving hero in training from “My Hero Academia.”
• Junpei: Junpei Iori is the laid-back and friendly character from “Persona 3.”
• Jinta: Jinta Yadomi is the childhood friend and leader of the group in “Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day.”
• Jack: Jack Atlas is the confident and skilled duelist in “Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s.”
• Jormungand: Named after the anime “Jormungand,” it’s a unique name for a dog with a strong presence.
• Jeremiah: Jeremiah Gottwald is a loyal and tragic character from “Code Geass.”
• Junko: Junko Enoshima is the charismatic and manipulative antagonist in “Danganronpa.”
• Judeau: Judeau is a kind and skilled member of the Band of the Hawk in “Berserk.”
• Jinbei: Jinbei is the whale shark fish-man and helmsman of the Straw Hat Pirates in “One Piece.”
• Jolyne: Jolyne Cujoh is the determined and resourceful protagonist of “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean.”
• Jaken: Jaken is the loyal, if not somewhat comical, servant of Sesshomaru in “Inuyasha.”
• Jirou: Denki Kaminari, also known as Chargebolt, is the electrifying hero in training from “My Hero Academia.”
• Junichirou: Junichirou Kagami is the unconventional and otaku teacher from “Denpa Kyoushi (Ultimate Otaku Teacher).”
• Jubei: Yagyuu Jubei is a legendary samurai often depicted in anime, such as in “Jubei-chan: The Ninja Girl.”
• Jill: Jill Stingray is the bartender and protagonist of the visual novel “VA-11 Hall-A,” which has manga adaptations.
• Jinrai: Jinrai is a character in the “Brave Police J-Decker” part of the Brave series, which includes anime.
• Juno: Juno is a wolf character with a strong sense of justice from “Beastars.”
• Jirachi: Jirachi is the wish-granting Pokémon from the movie “Pokémon: Jirachi Wish Maker.”

K

• Kakashi: Named after the silver-haired, mask-wearing ninja from “Naruto,” known for his calm demeanor and copycat abilities.
• Kirito: The main protagonist of “Sword Art Online,” known for his exceptional swordsmanship and gaming skills.
• Kaneki: Ken Kaneki is the conflicted half-ghoul protagonist of “Tokyo Ghoul.”
• Kamina: A passionate and inspirational leader from the anime “Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.”
• Kurama: Named after the nine-tailed fox spirit in “Naruto,” or the calm and intelligent demon fox from “Yu Yu Hakusho.”
• Kenshin: Himura Kenshin is the kind-hearted wandering samurai with a vow not to kill in “Rurouni Kenshin.”
• Korra: The strong-willed and talented Avatar from the animated series “The Legend of Korra.”
• Kiba: Kiba Inuzuka is a ninja with a strong affinity for his canine companions in “Naruto.”
• Kyo: Kyo Sohma is the hot-headed but caring character from “Fruits Basket.”
• Kaiba: Seto Kaiba is the rival of Yugi with a love for Blue-Eyes White Dragon in “Yu-Gi-Oh!”
• Kon: A small lion-like stuffed animal and mod soul from “Bleach.”
• Kotetsu: Kotetsu T. Kaburagi is the veteran hero with a strong sense of justice in “Tiger & Bunny.”
• Killua: A skilled assassin and one of the main characters from “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Kenshiro: The stoic martial artist and protagonist of “Fist of the North Star.”
• Kallen: Kallen Stadtfeld is the ace pilot and strong-willed member of the Black Knights in “Code Geass.”
• Kurisu: Makise Kurisu is the brilliant and tsundere scientist from “Steins;Gate.”
• Kakuzu: A greedy and powerful member of the Akatsuki from “Naruto.”
• Kaito: Kaito Kuroba is the charming and clever magician known as the Phantom Thief in “Magic Kaito.”
• Kazuma: Kazuma Satou is the reluctant hero and protagonist of “KonoSuba.”
• Keiko: Keiko Yukimura is the sweet and caring childhood friend of Yusuke in “Yu Yu Hakusho.”
• Kotaro: Kotaro Bokuto is the energetic and powerful ace of Fukurōdani Academy in “Haikyuu!!”
• Kagome: Kagome Higurashi is the modern-day schoolgirl and archer in “Inuyasha.”
• Kuro: Kuro is the cat-like creature and companion to Rin Okumura in “Blue Exorcist.”
• Kensuke: Kensuke Aida is the military-obsessed friend of Shinji in “Neon Genesis Evangelion.”
• Kazuki: Kazuki Muto is the determined high school student and alchemical warrior in “Buso Renkin.”
• Kouichi: Kouichi Sakakibara is the introspective protagonist of the mystery horror anime “Another.”
• Koujaku: Koujaku is the loyal and stylish friend with a mysterious past in “DRAMAtical Murder.”
• Kotomi: Kotomi Ichinose is the genius and socially awkward girl in “Clannad.”
• Kaitlyn: A name inspired by Caitlin Glass, a voice actress known for her work in various anime.
• Kuroko: Kuroko Tetsuya is the phantom sixth member of the “Generation of Miracles” in “Kuroko’s Basketball.”
• Klein: A friendly and loyal gamer from “Sword Art Online.”
• Kazuto: Kazuto Kirigaya is the real name of Kirito in “Sword Art Online.”
• Kurapika: A member of the Kurta Clan seeking vengeance in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Kanata: Kanata Sorami is the optimistic and musically talented protagonist of “Sound of the Sky.”
• Kagura: Kagura is the powerful and cheerful member of the Yorozuya trio in “Gintama.”
• Kaito: Kaito Kid is the mysterious and dashing magician thief in “Detective Conan” and “Magic Kaito.”
• Kino: Kino is the introspective and philosophical traveler in “Kino’s Journey.”
• Kanna: Kanna Kamui is the adorable and otherworldly dragon girl from “Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid.”
• Kuromi: Kuromi is a mischievous character from the Sanrio universe, which inspired various anime series.
• Kenpachi: Kenpachi Zaraki is the battle-loving captain of the 11th division in “Bleach.”
• Kurogane: Kurogane is the strong and silent ninja warrior in “Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle.”
• Kanade: Kanade Tachibana is the mysterious and stoic Angel in “Angel Beats!”
• Kyouko: Kyouko Sakura is the fiery magical girl with a tragic past in “Puella Magi Madoka Magica.”
• Kotarou: Kotarou Katsura is the eccentric and resourceful leader of a moderate Joui faction in “Gintama.”
• Kazane: Kazane Aoba is the wind-manipulating student in “Keijo!!!!!!!!”
• Kagari: Kagari Ayaka is the fire-wielding witch and protector in “Witch Craft Works.”
• Kazuki: Kazuki Kazami is a key character with a complex past in “The Fruit of Grisaia.”

L

• Luffy: Monkey D. Luffy is the rubber-bodied, adventure-seeking pirate protagonist of “One Piece.”
• Levi: Levi Ackerman is the strong, stoic captain known for his combat prowess in “Attack on Titan.”
• Light: Light Yagami is the intelligent and morally complex protagonist of “Death Note.”
• Lelouch: Lelouch vi Britannia is the strategic mastermind behind the mask in “Code Geass.”
• Lucy: Lucy Heartfilia is the celestial wizard and one of the main characters in “Fairy Tail.”
• L: The enigmatic and brilliant detective from “Death Note.”
• Ling: Ling Yao is the ambitious prince from Xing in “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.”
• Luna: Luna is a common anime name and includes characters like the cat advisor from “Sailor Moon.”
• Law: Trafalgar D. Water Law is the cool and calculated pirate captain and doctor in “One Piece.”
• Lain: Lain Iwakura is the introspective and complex protagonist of “Serial Experiments Lain.”
• Laxus: Laxus Dreyar is the powerful lightning mage with a tough exterior in “Fairy Tail.”
• Lan: Lan Hikari is the human protagonist in “MegaMan NT Warrior.”
• Lacus: Lacus Clyne is the compassionate and influential singer in “Mobile Suit Gundam SEED.”
• Lupin: Arsène Lupin III is the clever and carefree master thief in “Lupin the Third.”
• Lisa: Lisa Yadomaru is the laid-back former lieutenant turned Visored in “Bleach.”
• Lloyd: Lloyd Irving is the optimistic and justice-driven protagonist of “Tales of Symphonia,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Lyserg: Lyserg Diethel is the vengeful and psychic dowser in “Shaman King.”
• Lavi: Lavi is the bookman and exuberant fighter in “D.Gray-man.”
• Lenalee: Lenalee Lee is the kind-hearted and strong-willed exorcist in “D.Gray-man.”
• Lotte: Lotte Jansson is the sweet and studious witch in “Little Witch Academia.”
• Lieselotte: Lieselotte Sherlock is the mysterious and powerful witch in “Trinity Seven.”
• Lina: Lina Inverse is the fiery and powerful sorceress in “Slayers.”
• Lockon: Lockon Stratos is the code name for the skilled snipers in “Mobile Suit Gundam 00.”
• Louise: Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière is the magic-challenged noble in “The Familiar of Zero.”
• Licht: Licht Jekylland Todoroki is the charismatic and mysterious pianist in “Servamp.”
• Laito: Laito Sakamaki is the flirtatious and sadistic vampire in “Diabolik Lovers.”
• Lan Fan: Lan Fan is the loyal and skilled bodyguard in “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.”
• Lugh: Lugh Tuatha Dé is the skilled assassin protagonist in “The World’s Finest Assassin Gets Reincarnated in Another World as an Aristocrat.”
• Langa: Langa Hasegawa is the talented and composed skateboarder in “SK8 the Infinity.”
• Lio: Lio Fotia is the passionate and fiery leader in “Promare.”
• Leorio: Leorio Paradinight is the aspiring doctor and one of the main characters in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Lambo: Lambo is the comically immature hitman from “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”
• Leon: Leon Scott Kennedy is a special agent from the “Resident Evil” series, which has been adapted into various anime and animated films.
• Leticia: Leticia Draculair is the vampire princess in the anime “Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, Aren’t They?”
• Lugh: Lugh Beowulf is the protagonist of “The War Ends the World / Raises the World.”
• Lio: Lio Shirazumi is a character from the “Garden of Sinners” movie series.
• Lambo: Lambo is a character from the anime “Reborn!” (known in Japan as “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”).
• Leon: Leon Lau is a character in the anime “Last Hope” (also known as “Unit Pandora”).
• Lieselotte: Lieselotte is a character from the anime “Schwarzesmarken,” part of the “Muv-Luv” franchise.
• Lain: Lain is a character from the anime “Texhnolyze,” distinct from the “Serial Experiments Lain” character.
• Leticia: Leticia is a character from the anime “Overlord.”
• Licht: Licht is a character from the anime “Black Clover,” distinct from the “Plunderer” and “Servamp” characters.

M

• Momo: Inspired by the sweet and cheerful character from “Peach Girl.”
• Mikasa: Named after the strong and protective female lead in “Attack on Titan.”
• Makoto: A name representing the caring and gentle nature of Sailor Jupiter from “Sailor Moon.”
• Mugi: Short for Tsumugi, a character known for her bubbly personality in “K-On!”
• Mirai: Meaning “future,” this name is taken from the optimistic spirit in “Beyond the Boundary.”
• Mei: A name symbolizing innocence and curiosity, like the young girl in “My Neighbor Totoro.”
• Mochi: A cute and fitting name for a pet, reminiscent of the sweet treat from “Tamako Market.”
• Mitsuki: From “Boruto: Naruto Next Generations,” a name that conveys mystery and potential.
• Misa: A name for a dog with a bit of a mischievous side, like the character from “Death Note.”
• Madoka: Symbolizes hope and selflessness, just like the magical girl in “Puella Magi Madoka Magica.”
• Mako: A spunky name for an energetic dog, inspired by the lively character from “Kill la Kill.”
• Moro: A strong and noble name, after the wolf goddess in “Princess Mononoke.”
• Misaki: Perfect for a smart and determined dog, like the protagonist of “Maid Sama!”
• Megumi: A name that reflects talent and kindness, traits of the character from “Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma.”
• Mokona: An adorable and magical name from “Magic Knight Rayearth.”
• Menma: A sweet and endearing name from “Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day.”
• Midori: A name that suggests a cheerful and quirky nature, like the girl from “Midori Days.”
• Mao: Ideal for a mysterious and cool character, as seen in “Darker than Black.”
• Mirio: A name that conveys perseverance and strength, like the hero from “My Hero Academia.”
• Mayuri: A name that captures a sense of curiosity and inventiveness from “Steins;Gate.”
• Mafuyu: A fitting name for a calm and caring pet, inspired by the character in “Given.”
• Mikan: A sweet name for an energetic and bubbly dog, like the character from “To Love-Ru.”
• Minato: Named after the calm, powerful, and dependable character from “Naruto.”
• Mari: A cheerful and supportive name, after the character from “Love Live!”
• Mireille: A sophisticated and skilled name, inspired by the assassin in “Noir.”
• Mahiro: A name that suggests a strong-willed nature, like the character from “Haiyore! Nyaruko-san.”
• Meruem: A regal and powerful name, after the Chimera Ant King in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Mirei: A name that reflects resilience, from the character in “Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid.”
• Mitsuba: A name for a dog with a caring and loyal spirit, like the character in “Seraph of the End.”
• Melfina: An ideal name for a sweet and mysterious pet, from “Outlaw Star.”
• Mokkun: A playful and mystical name, after the spirit guide from “Shōnen Onmyōji.”
• Michiko: A name that embodies adventure and independence, like the character from “Michiko to Hatchin.”
• Mihawk: A strong and dignified name, after the swordsman from “One Piece.”
• Mirepoc: A unique name for an intelligent and determined dog, from “Book of Bantorra.”
• Motoko: Named after the strong and cybernetically enhanced protagonist of “Ghost in the Shell.”
• Mugen: A wild and free-spirited name, like the samurai from “Samurai Champloo.”
• Meowth: A quirky and iconic name for a cat-like dog, from “Pokémon.”
• Meryl: A name for a dog with a serious yet caring nature, like the character from “Trigun.”
• Minene: A name with a rebellious edge, after the survivalist from “Future Diary.”
• Mitty: A name that evokes compassion, like the tragic character in “Made in Abyss.”
• Milly: A cheerful and optimistic name, inspired by the character from “Trigun.”
• Mikoto: A powerful and electric name, after the esper from “A Certain Magical Index.”
• Mion: A name for a leader and protector, like the character from “Higurashi When They Cry.”
• Misato: A strong and supportive name, like the character from “Neon Genesis Evangelion.”
• Mashiro: A creative and artistic name, after the character from “Bakuman.”
• Mina: A bubbly and friendly name, like the character from “My Hero Academia.”
• Momiji: A sweet and gentle name, after the character from “Fruits Basket.”
• Miyuki: A name that suggests brilliance and diligence, like the character from “Lucky Star.”
• Morgiana: A name symbolizing strength and loyalty, after the character from “Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic.”
• Mirelia: A regal and dignified name, after the queen in “The Rising of the Shield Hero.”

N

• Naruto: Inspired by the energetic and determined ninja protagonist Naruto Uzumaki from the anime “Naruto.”
• Natsu: From Natsu Dragneel, the fiery mage with a warm heart in “Fairy Tail.”
• Nezuko: Named after Nezuko Kamado, the demon girl striving to protect her brother in “Demon Slayer.”
• Nami: The skilled navigator of the Straw Hat Pirates in the anime “One Piece.”
• Noctis: Reflects the name of Noctis Lucis Caelum, the main character in the game “Final Fantasy XV,” which has anime adaptations.
• Nanami: Means “seven seas” and is the name of several anime characters, including Nanami Momozono from “Kamisama Kiss.”
• Nico: Short for Nico Robin, the archaeologist of the Straw Hat Pirates in “One Piece.”
• Nagisa: Represents Nagisa Shiota, the kind-hearted student from “Assassination Classroom.”
• Nana: After Nana Osaki, the punk rock singer with a tough exterior and a kind heart in “NANA.”
• Naomi: A common Japanese name that can be associated with multiple anime characters.
• Natsume: From Natsume Takashi, the protagonist who can see spirits in “Natsume’s Book of Friends.”
• Noel: A name that can be associated with Noel Vermillion from “BlazBlue,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Nene: Reflects Nene Sakura, a character from “New Game!” who is enthusiastic and cheerful.
• Natsuha: A unique name that can be associated with the bright and energetic personalities of anime characters.
• Nao: Short and sweet, this name can be linked to characters like Nao Tomori from “Charlotte.”
• Nobara: From Nobara Kugisaki, the strong-willed and confident sorcerer in “Jujutsu Kaisen.”
• Nyanko: A cute name inspired by Nyanko-sensei, the powerful spirit in the form of a cat in “Natsume’s Book of Friends.”
• Nadeshiko: After Kagamihara Nadeshiko, the cheerful camper from “Laid-Back Camp.”
• Nozomi: Means “hope” and is the name of Nozomi Tojo, a character from “Love Live! School Idol Project.”
• Niwa: A Japanese surname that can be associated with Daisuke Niwa, the protagonist of “D.N.Angel.”
• Nobu: Short for Nobuchika Ginoza, a character from the anime “Psycho-Pass.”
• Nanako: From Nanako Dojima, a sweet character in “Persona 4 The Animation.”
• Nori: A simple name that can be linked to Nori Sakurada from “Rozen Maiden.”
• Niji: Means “rainbow” in Japanese and can symbolize diversity and beauty.
• Nemo: While known from the movie “Finding Nemo,” it’s also a name found in Japanese media and can suit an adventurous pet.
• Nova: A name that suggests newness and can be associated with the idea of a star, fitting for a pet that’s the center of your world.
• Nero: From Nero Claudius, a character in “Fate/Extra Last Encore.”
• Nagato: Named after Nagato Yuki, the quiet and mysterious character from “The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.”
• Naito: A stylized Japanese pronunciation of “knight,” suitable for a brave and loyal dog.
• Nono: A cute and simple name that can be associated with the positive and energetic nature of many anime characters.
• Nui: From Nui Harime, the whimsical and dangerous character in “Kill la Kill.”
• Neku: Inspired by Neku Sakuraba, the headphone-wearing protagonist in “The World Ends with You: The Animation.”
• Nokoru: From Nokoru Imonoyama, the smart and resourceful character in “CLAMP School Detectives.”
• Nibutani: Reflects Shinka Nibutani, an intelligent and popular character from “Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions.”
• Nanase: After Haruka Nanase, the main character with a passion for swimming in “Free!”
• Noa: A versatile name that can be associated with characters such as Noa Izumi from “Patlabor.”
• Nyx: Inspired by the character Nyx Ulric from “Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV,” which has anime elements.
• Niles: Although not a common anime name, it can be linked to Nile Dok from “Attack on Titan.”
• Naida: A name that suggests water, fitting for a graceful and fluid pet.
• Nibel: Reflecting the mystical and enchanting qualities often found in anime fantasy settings.
• Nix: A name that can evoke the cool and mysterious traits of anime characters.
• Noodle: A playful and fun name that could suit a lively and energetic dog.
• Noshi: A traditional Japanese decorative element, perfect for a pet with a noble and elegant demeanor.
• Nanashi: Means “nameless” in Japanese, fitting for a pet with a mysterious background or a unique personality.
• Nimbus: Suggests lightness and speed, ideal for a swift and agile dog.
• Nokaze: A name that evokes the feeling of a wild wind, suitable for a spirited and free-spirited pet.

O

• Oscar: Named after Oscar François de Jarjayes from “Rose of Versailles,” a character who is noble and brave.
• Orihime: From Orihime Inoue, the kind-hearted and caring character in “Bleach.”
• Osamu: Inspired by Osamu Dazai, the enigmatic and complex character from “Bungou Stray Dogs.”
• Otto: Reflecting Otto Suwen, a supportive and resourceful merchant in “Re.”
• Oden: After Kozuki Oden, the legendary and charismatic samurai from “One Piece.”
• Olivia: Named after Olivia Armstrong, the strong-willed and authoritative military officer in “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.”
• Oji: A name that means “prince” in Japanese, fitting for a regal and dignified dog.
• Okabe: From Rintarou Okabe, the eccentric and brilliant scientist in “Steins;Gate.”
• Ochako: Named after Ochako Uraraka, the bubbly and determined heroine in “My Hero Academia.”
• Onyx: A name that suggests strength and mystery, inspired by the dark, gemstone-like qualities found in some anime.
• Oreo: While not directly from anime, this sweet name can suit a black and white dog and is reminiscent of the playful nature of anime characters.
• Orion: Named after the celestial motif that appears in various anime, fitting for a dog with a stellar personality.
• Osaka: Inspired by the character Ayumu Kasuga, nicknamed Osaka, from “Azumanga Daioh.”
• Oz: From Oz Vessalius, the adventurous and kind-hearted protagonist in “Pandora Hearts.”
• Ojiro: After Mashirao Ojiro, the martial arts expert with a calm demeanor in “My Hero Academia.”
• Otohime: Reflects the name of a character and a mythological sea goddess, suitable for a graceful and elegant dog.
• Olivier: A variation of Olivia, which can also be associated with Olivier Mira Armstrong from “Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.”
• Omega: A name that suggests the finality and greatness, often found in epic anime storylines.
• Oichi: Named after the historical figure Oichi, who appears in various anime set in the Sengoku period.
• Oda: After Oda Nobunaga, a prominent historical figure depicted in numerous anime.
• Okami: Means “wolf” in Japanese, perfect for a dog with a strong and noble presence.
• Ouka: A name that means “cherry blossom,” symbolizing beauty and transience in Japanese culture.
• Orenji: The Japanese pronunciation of “orange,” suitable for a pet with a vibrant and cheerful personality.
• Oni: Means “demon” or “ogre” in Japanese, fitting for a strong and powerful dog.
• Ougi: Inspired by Ougi Oshino, the mysterious character in “Monogatari Series.”
• Omen: A name that can evoke a sense of foreboding or destiny, often found in dramatic anime plots.
• Orca: After the powerful aquatic creatures that sometimes appear in anime, suitable for a strong and intelligent dog.
• Octo: Reflecting the number eight, this name can be associated with the multi-talented and versatile nature of anime characters.
• Olive: A peaceful and fruitful name that can be linked to the serene and healing aspects of anime.

P

• Pikachu: The iconic electric-type Pokémon from the “Pokémon” series, perfect for an energetic and spunky dog.
• Piccolo: Named after the wise and powerful warrior from “Dragon Ball Z.”
• Pazu: A brave and adventurous name, inspired by the young protagonist in “Castle in the Sky.”
• Ponyo: A cute and magical name from the titular character of “Ponyo,” by Studio Ghibli.
• Pan: A spirited name for a lively dog, after the granddaughter of Goku in “Dragon Ball GT.”
• Plue: A charming and simple name, after the adorable creature from “Rave Master” and “Fairy Tail.”
• Paprika: A unique name for a dog with a colorful and vibrant personality, from the movie “Paprika.”
• Porco: For a dog with a bit of a gruff exterior but a heart of gold, named after the character in “Porco Rosso.”
• Patty: A cheerful and quirky name, after the character from “Soul Eater.”
• Pakunoda: A name with an air of mystery and strength, from the character in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Pina: A noble and loyal name, after the pet dragon in “Sword Art Online.”
• Peko: A sweet name for an affectionate dog, inspired by the character Peko Pekoyama from “Danganronpa.”
• Pumpkin: After the magical weapon in “Akame ga Kill!,” suitable for a dog with a protective nature.
• Purin: A cute and bouncy name, like the character Jigglypuff (known as Purin in Japan) from “Pokémon.”
• Pochita: A fitting name for a small and loyal companion, after the character from “Chainsaw Man.”
• Pandora: For a dog with a mysterious or mystical aura, named after the concept from “Pandora Hearts.”
• Pipimi: A quirky name for an unconventional dog, inspired by one of the characters from “Pop Team Epic.”
• Popura: A cute and short name, after the character from “Working!!” who is known for her petite stature.
• Pochacco: A fun and playful name, after the Sanrio character who is a friendly little dog.
• Pascal: A name for a wise and understanding dog, like the character from “Tales of Graces.”
• Peorth: A name with a touch of magic and mystery, after the character from “Ah! My Goddess.”
• Petra: A strong and loyal name, after the character from “Attack on Titan.”
• Puar: A sweet name for a small and loyal dog, inspired by the shapeshifting character from “Dragon Ball.”
• Phosphophyllite: For a precious and unique dog, named after the character from “Land of the Lustrous.”
• Pino: A name that exudes innocence and curiosity, after the character from “Ergo Proxy.”
• Paimon: A name with a regal ring to it, after the character from “Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic.”
• Peppo: A lively and vibrant name, after the character from “Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo.”
• Papika: A name for an adventurous and energetic dog, after the character from “Flip Flappers.”
• Polaris: A name that suggests a guiding light, like the character from “My Hero Academia.”
• Pandamon: A playful and strong name, inspired by the Digimon character.
• Piyomon: A cute and feisty name, after the Digimon also known as Biyomon.
• Pinochle: A unique name for a clever and strategic dog, after the card game player in “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Pochi: A classic and common pet name in Japan, suitable for any dog, and used in various anime.
• Pudding: A sweet and adorable name, like the character Charlotte Pudding from “One Piece.”
• Phryne: A name for an elegant and mysterious dog, after the character from “Fractale.”
• Palm: A name for a dog with a strong personality, after the character from “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Pakkun: A smart and sassy name, after Kakashi’s ninja hound in “Naruto.”
• Patamon: A friendly and lovable name, after the flying Digimon companion.
• Pete: A straightforward and loyal name, like the character from “Disney’s Pete.”
• Porom: A name that suggests kindness and intelligence, after the character from “Final Fantasy IV” who appears in various media, including anime.
• Pansy: A name that reflects both beauty and strength, like the character from “Oresuki: Are you the only one who loves me?”

Q

• Quon – From Quon Kisaragi in “RahXephon.”
• Quartz – Inspired by the mystical stones often seen in anime.
• Queen – A regal title used in various anime.
• Quill – Reflecting the artistic nature of anime.
• Quest – For a dog with an adventurous spirit.
• Quick – For a swift and energetic pet.
• Quake – For a strong and impactful companion.
• Quasar – After the bright celestial objects, for a radiant pet.
• Quint – For a unique or fifth family pet.
• Quattro – Italian for “four,” inspired by the stylish mecha in “Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.”
• Qamar – Arabic for “moon,” aligning with the celestial themes in anime.
• Quade – For a robust and solid dog.
• Quorra – From the character in “TRON: Legacy,” which has an animated adaptation.
• Quincy – After the spiritually powerful race in “Bleach.”
• Quinn – For an intelligent and charming dog.
• Quibble – For a playful and mischievous pet.
• Quant – For a dog that brings significant value to your life.
• Quip – For a clever and witty pet.
• Quota – For a pet that completes your home.
• Quen – A short and unique name for a pet.
• Quirk – After the superpowers in “My Hero Academia.”
• Quintet – For a harmonious and musical pet.

R

• Ryuk: A name inspired by the Shinigami from “Death Note,” fitting for a dog with a mischievous streak.
• Rin: After the determined and kind-hearted protagonist from “Blue Exorcist.”
• Rei: A name that conveys a sense of cool and calm, like the character Rei Ayanami from “Neon Genesis Evangelion.”
• Rock Lee: For a dog with a strong spirit and determination, named after the hardworking ninja from “Naruto.”
• Retsuko: Perfect for a pet who might have a hidden wild side, like the red panda from “Aggretsuko.”
• Rukia: A name for a dog with a strong sense of justice, after the Soul Reaper from “Bleach.”
• Ranma: For a playful and athletic dog, inspired by the gender-switching martial artist from “Ranma ½.”
• Riza: A name that suggests loyalty and sharpness, like Riza Hawkeye from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Ryuko: After the fierce and fearless protagonist from “Kill la Kill,” suitable for a brave dog.
• Rimuru: For a dog with a transformative and adaptable nature, named after the slime from “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.”
• Raphtalia: A name for a faithful and courageous companion, like the character from “The Rising of the Shield Hero.”
• Ryo-Ohki: A cute and unique name, after the cabbit (cat-rabbit) spaceship from “Tenchi Muyo!”
• Rem: A name for a caring and devoted dog, like the character from “Re − Starting Life in Another World.”
• Robin: Ideal for a wise and mysterious pet, after Nico Robin from “One Piece.”
• Ritsu: A name that suggests both energy and intelligence, like Ritsu Kageyama from “Mob Psycho 100.”
• Ram: For a pet with a strong exterior but a warm heart, named after Rem’s twin sister in “Re.”
• Rokurou: A name that conveys resilience, after Rokurou Rangetsu from “Tales of Berseria.”
• Ryoji: A name for a dog with a friendly and approachable demeanor, like Ryoji Kaji from “Neon Genesis Evangelion.”
• Renge: Perfect for an enthusiastic and curious dog, after the character from “Non Non Biyori.”
• Rai: A strong and short name, like the protagonist from “Noblesse.”
• Ralph: A name that suggests strength and honor, after the character from “The Familiar of Zero.”
• Reborn: For a dog with a commanding presence, named after the hitman tutor from “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”
• Rider: A noble and heroic name, after the servant from “Fate/Zero.”
• Revy: For a tough and tenacious dog, named after the character from “Black Lagoon.”
• Raijin: A powerful and thunderous name, after the god of thunder in Japanese mythology, often featured in anime.
• Rokka: For a dog with a strong and steadfast nature, like Rokka Shimao from “Natsuyuki Rendezvous.”
• Ranmaru: A name that suggests a strong will and loyalty, after Ranmaru Mori from various samurai-themed anime.
• Ruri: A name for a dog with a pure and kind heart, like Ruri Gokou from “Oreimo.”
• Ray: A name that conveys intelligence and determination, like Ray from “The Promised Neverland.”
• Ryoma: For a dog with a competitive spirit, named after the tennis prodigy Ryoma Echizen from “The Prince of Tennis.”
• Rascal: A playful and endearing name, after the character from “Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai.”
• Rouge: A name for a bold and spirited dog, like the pirate from “One Piece.”
• Ragna: For a dog with a powerful and fierce demeanor, named after Ragna the Bloodedge from “BlazBlue: Alter Memory.”
• Ryouma: A name that suggests greatness and leadership, like Ryouma Sakamoto from “Bakumatsu Rock.”
• Recca: For an energetic and passionate dog, after the ninja from “Flame of Recca.”
• Rikka: A name that embodies mystery and charm, like Rikka Takanashi from “Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions.”
• Ran: A name that suggests grace and athleticism, like Ran Mouri from “Detective Conan.”
• Rinon: For a dog with a cheerful and helpful nature, inspired by the character from “Ano Natsu de Matteru.”
• Raiha: A name that conveys a calm and protective spirit, like Raiha Uesugi from “The Quintessential Quintuplets.”
• Raiden: A powerful and electrifying name, after the thunder god often depicted in anime.
• Rikuo: For a dog with a dual nature, like Rikuo Nura from “Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan.”
• Rufy: A playful twist on Luffy, suitable for an adventurous and carefree dog, after the character from “One Piece.”

S

• Sakura – From “Cardcaptor Sakura,” representing beauty and renewal.
• Sasuke – After Uchiha Sasuke from “Naruto,” a strong and skilled ninja.
• Sanji – The cook from “One Piece” known for his chivalry and fighting prowess.
• Sora – Means “sky” in Japanese; also the name of characters in “Kingdom Hearts” and “No Game No Life.”
• Shiro – Meaning “white” in Japanese; a name from “No Game No Life” and “Deadman Wonderland.”
• Spike – After Spike Spiegel from “Cowboy Bebop,” cool and nonchalant.
• Sebastian – The demon butler from “Black Butler” (Kuroshitsuji).
• Saber – The powerful servant from “Fate/stay night.”
• Shinji – From “Neon Genesis Evangelion,” a complex and evolving character.
• Sen – As in Chihiro’s working name in “Spirited Away.”
• Sesshomaru – The powerful demon from “Inuyasha.”
• Shinobu – A common anime name, including a character from “Monogatari Series.”
• Simon – The digger who dreams big in “Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.”
• Saitama – The “One Punch Man” himself, known for his strength.
• Sakamoto – The cool, cooler, coolest cat from “Sakamoto Desu ga?”
• Shizuo – The hot-headed but strong character from “Durarara!!”
• Sylph – A nod to elemental spirits found in various anime.
• Scar – The vengeful character from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Suzu – Short for Suzuhara, or a name meaning “bell” in Japanese.
• Sango – The demon slayer from “Inuyasha.”
• Setsuna – A name that means “moment” in Japanese; also a character in “Mobile Suit Gundam 00.”
• Saya – The protagonist from “Blood: The Last Vampire.”
• Shouyou – After Hinata Shouyou from “Haikyuu!!”
• Soma – From “Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma.”
• Sunny – A bright and cheerful name, like Sunny from “Toriko.”
• Subaru – The main character from “Re – Starting Life in Another World.”
• Sumi – Meaning “clear” or “refined” in Japanese.
• Sena – After Kobayakawa Sena from “Eyeshield 21.”
• Shigure – A character from “Fruits Basket.”
• Syrup – A sweet name for a sweet pet, also a nod to various anime with fantasy themes.
• Shinra – From “Fire Force” (Enen no Shouboutai).
• Shiki – The protagonist from “The Garden of Sinners” (Kara no Kyoukai).
• Suzuha – A character from “Steins;Gate.”
• Sigma – A name that suggests strength and leadership, like Sigma from “Mega Man X.”

T

• Totoro – From “My Neighbor Totoro,” a beloved and iconic character.
• Tanjiro – The kind-hearted and determined protagonist from “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.”
• Tetsuo – A character with immense psychic powers from “Akira.”
• Tsunade – One of the legendary Sannin and a powerful healer from “Naruto.”
• Trunks – The time-traveling Saiyan from “Dragon Ball Z.”
• Toki – A name inspired by Toki Wartooth from “Metalocalypse,” though not a traditional anime.
• Tama – A common pet name in Japan, meaning “ball,” also a character from “Gintama.”
• Toboe – A young and sensitive wolf from “Wolf’s Rain.”
• Tohru – The cheerful and kind dragon maid from “Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid.”
• Tamaki – A charming character from “Ouran High School Host Club.”
• Takumi – The street-racing prodigy from “Initial D.”
• Tsubasa – Meaning “wings” in Japanese, from the series “Captain Tsubasa.”
• Taiga – The fierce yet small “Palmtop Tiger” from “Toradora!”
• Takashi – A common name in anime, including a character from “Highschool of the Dead.”
• Tomoe – The fox demon from “Kamisama Kiss.”
• Touka – A ghoul character from “Tokyo Ghoul.”
• Tachikoma – The AI-powered tanks from “Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.”
• Totori – From the “Atelier Totori” RPG, which has an anime art style.
• Tatsu – Short for Tatsuya, a name from “The Irregular at Magic High School.”
• Terra – A name that signifies Earth, similar to the character Terra from “Teen Titans,” which has an anime-like style.
• Tyson – The main character from “Beyblade.”
• Toshiro – After Hitsugaya Toshiro from “Bleach,” a prodigy Soul Reaper.
• Thor – A powerful name, not from anime, but has similar characters like those in “Record of Ragnarok.”
• Teito – The main character from “07-Ghost.”
• Takao – A name from “Beyblade,” representing a determined Blader.
• Tetsuya – A character from “Kuroko no Basket.”
• Taki – The male protagonist from “Your Name.”

U

• Usagi: Meaning “rabbit” in Japanese, this name is inspired by the protagonist Usagi Tsukino from “Sailor Moon.”
• Uzumaki: After Naruto Uzumaki, the spirited and determined ninja from “Naruto.”
• Urahara: For a clever and resourceful dog, named after Kisuke Urahara from “Bleach.”
• Ulquiorra: A unique name for a dog with a calm yet powerful presence, after the character Ulquiorra Cifer from “Bleach.”
• Uchiha: A name that conveys strength and complexity, inspired by the Uchiha clan from “Naruto.”
• Umibozu: For a dog with a commanding presence, named after the sea monk yokai or the character Umibozu from “City Hunter.”
• Ume: Meaning “plum” in Japanese, a sweet name for a pet.
• Urashima: After Keitaro Urashima, the persistent and kind-hearted protagonist from “Love Hina.”
• Utena: For a dog with a noble and courageous spirit, like Utena Tenjou from “Revolutionary Girl Utena.”
• Undertaker: A name for a dog with a mysterious or enigmatic aura, inspired by the character from “Black Butler.”
• Umino: After Iruka Umino, a supportive and caring character from “Naruto.”
• Uravity: For a dog that brings joy and seems to make everything feel lighter, inspired by the hero name of Ochaco Uraraka from “My Hero Academia.”
• Ushio: Meaning “tide” in Japanese, and also after Ushio Aotsuki, the protagonist with a strong sense of justice from “Ushio and Tora.”
• Umi: Meaning “sea” in Japanese, a serene and beautiful name for a dog.
• Ukyo: For a dog with a multifaceted personality, named after Ukyo Kuonji from “Ranma ½.”
• Unagi: A quirky name for a dog, after the Japanese word for “eel,” which could also be a nod to the character from “Friends” or a playful pet name.
• Urabe: After Mikoto Urabe, the mysterious girl from “Mysterious Girlfriend X.”
• Ushiwakamaru: A historical name for a brave and skilled dog, after the childhood name of the samurai Minamoto no Yoshitsune.
• Urahara: A name for a dog with a seemingly laid-back but sharp nature, like Kisuke Urahara from “Bleach.”
• Umagon: A playful name for a dog, inspired by the horse character with a fiery spirit from “Zatch Bell!”
• Uo: Short for Arisa Uotani, a name for a loyal and protective dog, from “Fruits Basket.”
• Urokodaki: For a dog that is both a mentor and protector, named after Sakonji Urokodaki from “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.”
• Utena: For a dog that stands out with its noble and distinctive nature, inspired by the character Utena Tenjou from “Revolutionary Girl Utena.”
• Ur: A name for a dog with a mysterious past or a strong protective instinct, after the mage from “Fairy Tail.”
• Uno: A simple and catchy name, which could be inspired by the number one or the card game, and also represents being unique or number one in Italian and Spanish.
• Uki: A cute and short name, which can be a diminutive form of names or words starting with “Uki” in Japanese culture.

V

• Vegeta – The proud and powerful Saiyan prince from “Dragon Ball Z.”
• Vash – The main character known as Vash the Stampede from “Trigun.”
• Violet – The protagonist of “Violet Evergarden,” known for her growth and emotional journey.
• Van – The main character from “Gun X Sword,” seeking revenge for his bride’s death.
• Vivi – The princess of Alabasta from “One Piece” who travels with the Straw Hat Pirates.
• Voltron – From the series “Voltron: Defender of the Universe,” though it’s more of a mecha name.
• Viktor – The charismatic figure skater from “Yuri on Ice.”
• Vanessa – A character from “Black Clover” known for her magical abilities and laid-back attitude.
• Vincent – The brooding and mysterious character from “Ergo Proxy.”
• Vega – A name inspired by the character from “Street Fighter,” which has been adapted into various anime.
• Valvatorez – The vampire protagonist from the video game “Disgaea 4,” which has an anime art style.
• Vash – The legendary gunman with a high bounty on his head from “Trigun.”
• Violet – The emotionally detached yet evolving character from “Violet Evergarden.”
• Van – A skilled swordsman with a quest for vengeance in “Gun X Sword.”
• Vivi – The strong-willed and caring princess from “One Piece.”
• Voltron – The iconic robot from the series of the same name, also adapted into an anime style.
• Viktor – The world-class figure skater who becomes a coach in “Yuri on Ice.”
• Vanessa – The witch with thread magic from “Black Clover.”
• Vincent – The enigmatic and dark hero from “Ergo Proxy.”
• Vega – The masked fighter known for his claw and acrobatic fighting style from “Street Fighter.”
• Valvatorez – The sardine-loving vampire from the “Disgaea” series.

W

• Winry: After Winry Rockbell, the talented and caring mechanic from “Fullmetal Alchemist.”
• Wolfwood: For a dog with a complex and layered personality, inspired by Nicholas D. Wolfwood from “Trigun.”
• Watanuki: A name for a dog that may be a bit of a trouble magnet, like Kimihiro Watanuki from “xxxHolic.”
• Whis: For a dog with a calm and wise demeanor, named after the angelic guide from “Dragon Ball Super.”
• Wizard: A magical and mysterious name for a dog, inspired by the many wizard characters in anime.
• Watari: After the kind and supportive caretaker from “Death Note.”
• Wendy: For a dog with a cheerful and caring nature, like Wendy Marvell from “Fairy Tail.”
• Wilhelmina: A regal and loyal name, after Wilhelmina Carmel from “Shakugan no Shana.”
• Wakaba: Meaning “young leaf” in Japanese, a fresh and lively name for a pet.
• Waver: After Waver Velvet, the intelligent and determined character from “Fate/Zero.”
• Weiss: A name that conveys purity and strength, like Weiss Schnee from “RWBY,” an anime-inspired web series.
• WarGreymon: For a dog that is both brave and powerful, named after the Digimon character.
• Wammy: A unique name for a dog, inspired by the alias of the character Quillsh Wammy from “Death Note.”
• Wolfram: For a dog with a strong and fiery personality, like Wolfram von Bielefeld from “Kyo Kara Maoh!”
• Witch: A mystical and enchanting name, suitable for a dog with a bewitching personality.
• Wanko: A playful and affectionate term, “wanko” can mean “puppy” in Japanese and is used in various anime.
• Whitebeard: A grand and powerful name for a dog, after the pirate Edward Newgate from “One Piece.”
• Wiz: For a dog with a mysterious or magical aura, named after the character from “KonoSuba: God’s Blessing on This Wonderful World!”
• Wakatoshi: A strong and determined name, after Wakatoshi Ushijima from “Haikyuu!!”
• Wild Tiger: For a dog with a heroic and vibrant spirit, inspired by the character from “Tiger & Bunny.”
• Will: A simple and strong name, which could be inspired by various anime characters or the determination to achieve something.
• Wendelin: For a dog with an adventurous and noble heart, like Wendelin von Benno Baumeister from “The 8th Son? Are You Kidding Me?”
• Wolkenritter: A grand and somewhat mystical name, after the group of knights from “Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha.”
• Watanabe: A common Japanese surname that could make for a dignified dog name, featured in various anime.
• Whisper: For a dog with a gentle and subtle presence, like the character from “Yo-kai Watch.”
• Waddle Dee: A cute and endearing name, after the character from the “Kirby” series, which has an anime adaptation called “Kirby: Right Back at Ya!”
• Windy: A breezy and light-hearted name, inspired by the Cardcaptor Sakura’s magical card, The Windy.
• Wisteria: For a dog with a beautiful and calming presence, like the wisteria flower which holds significance in anime like “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.”

X

• Xanxus – A character from “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!” known for his fiery temperament and leadership of the Varia.
• Xerxes – As in Xerxes Break, a character from “Pandora Hearts.”
• Xianghua – A character from the “Soul Calibur” series, which has been adapted into various anime and manga.
• Xenovia – A character from “High School DxD” known for her determination and sword skills.
• Xam’d – From “Xam’d: Lost Memories,” a series about a boy who gains the ability to transform into a biomechanical creature.
• X – Short for “Hunter x Hunter,” a popular anime series.
• Xenos – A term used in various anime to denote foreign or alien beings, also featured in “DanMachi” as a specific group of monsters.
• Xellos – A mysterious and powerful priest from “Slayers.”
• Xaldin – A character from the “Kingdom Hearts” series, which blends anime-style storytelling and characters.
• Xion – Another character from “Kingdom Hearts,” known for her connection to the main characters and complex story.
• Xanxus – The fierce and ambitious leader of the Varia from “Katekyo Hitman Reborn!”
• Xerxes – As in Xerxes Break, the enigmatic and often humorous character from “Pandora Hearts.”
• Xianghua – The skilled and graceful fighter from the “Soul Calibur” franchise.
• Xenovia – The former exorcist turned devil from “High School DxD.”
• Xam’d – The protagonist of “Xam’d: Lost Memories,” who becomes entangled in a war.
• X – Often associated with the unknown or the mysterious, as seen in various anime titles.
• Xenos – Unique monsters with intelligence and emotions from “Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?”
• Xellos – The powerful and secretive mazoku from “Slayers.”
• Xaldin – A member of the antagonistic Organization XIII in “Kingdom Hearts.”
• Xion – A key character with a tragic role in the “Kingdom Hearts” series.

Y

• Yuki: Meaning “snow” in Japanese, it’s a common name in anime and can be fitting for a dog with a white coat or a pure spirit.
• Yusuke: After Yusuke Urameshi, the tough yet good-hearted protagonist from “Yu Yu Hakusho.”
• Yoko: For a dog with a fiery personality, inspired by Yoko Littner from “Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.”
• Yugi: A name that suggests a hidden depth and potential, like Yugi Mutou from “Yu-Gi-Oh!”
• Yato: For a dog with a mischievous streak and a heart of gold, named after the god from “Noragami.”
• Yamato: A name that conveys a sense of honor and strength, like the character Yamato from “Naruto.”
• Yoruichi: For a dog that is agile and mysterious, inspired by Yoruichi Shihouin from “Bleach.”
• Yuna: A name for a dog with a kind and courageous spirit, like Yuna from “Final Fantasy X” and the anime “Final Fantasy: Unlimited.”
• Yoshino: After the gentle and shy character Yoshino from “Date A Live.”
• Yato: A name for a dog with a strong and independent personality, like the character from “Noragami.”
• Ymir: For a dog with a tough exterior but a loyal heart, named after the character from “Attack on Titan.”
• Yoshimura: A dignified name for a dog, after the wise and caring manager from “Tokyo Ghoul.”
• Yui: Meaning “tie, bind” in Japanese, a name for a dog that brings people together, like the characters from “K-On!” or “Sword Art Online.”
• Yukine: For a dog that may be a bit of a troublemaker but is also sweet, like the character from “Noragami.”
• Yamcha: A name for a dog with a laid-back attitude, after the character from “Dragon Ball.”
• Yukimura: For a dog with a warrior spirit, named after Sanada Yukimura, a historical figure featured in many anime.
• Yona: A name for a dog with a noble and resilient nature, like the princess from “Yona of the Dawn.”
• Yukio: For a dog that is smart and reliable, inspired by Yukio Okumura from “Blue Exorcist.”
• Yoshikage: A unique name for a dog, after the character Yoshikage Kira from “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.”
• Yuri: A name that can represent passion and friendship, like the characters from “Yuri on Ice” or “Yuri Kuma Arashi.”
• Yamato: Meaning “great harmony,” a strong name for a dog, also inspired by the battleship Yamato featured in various anime.
• Yona: For a dog with a regal bearing or red fur, after the protagonist from “Yona of the Dawn.”
• Yukiko: Meaning “snow child,” a fitting name for a dog with a gentle and noble demeanor, like Yukiko Amagi from “Persona 4: The Animation.”
• Yasuo: A name that suggests a calm yet powerful presence, inspired by the character from the game “League of Legends,” which has inspired various animations.
• Yami: Meaning “darkness” in Japanese, a name for a dog with a dark coat or a mysterious aura, like Yami Yugi from “Yu-Gi-Oh!”
• Yachiru: For a small yet fearless dog, named after the character Yachiru Kusajishi from “Bleach.”
• Yui: A simple and sweet name, after the character Yui Hirasawa from “K-On!”
• Yukihira: For a dog with a competitive spirit and a love for food, like Soma Yukihira from “Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma.”
• Yoru: Meaning “night” in Japanese, a name for a dog with a sleek, dark coat or a nocturnal personality.
• Yasha: For a dog with a fierce yet protective nature, inspired by the demon characters in various anime.
• Yato: A name for a dog with a divine and protective nature, like the god from “Noragami.”
• Yukina: For a dog with a cool and composed personality, like Yukina from “Yu Yu Hakusho” or “Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress.”
• Yotsugi: A quirky and unique name, after Yotsugi Ononoki from “Monogatari Series.”
• Yoshiteru: For a dog with a noble and historical feel, named after the historical figure Ashikaga Yoshiteru, depicted in anime such as “Sengoku Basara.”

Z

• Zoro: For a strong and loyal dog, named after Roronoa Zoro from “One Piece.”
• Zen: A name that conveys balance and calmness, like Zen Wistaria from “Snow White with the Red Hair.”
• Zero: For a dog with a mysterious or significant presence, inspired by characters like Zero Kiryu from “Vampire Knight.”
• Zelda: While not originally from anime, the name has been used in anime adaptations of “The Legend of Zelda” series.
• Zuko: For a dog with a fiery spirit, named after Prince Zuko from “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” which is heavily influenced by anime.
• Zatch: A playful and energetic name, after Zatch Bell from “Zatch Bell!”
• Zwei: For a dog that’s both cute and capable, like the pet dog Zwei from “RWBY,” an anime-inspired web series.
• Zeke: A name for a dog with a commanding presence, inspired by Zeke Yeager from “Attack on Titan.”
• Zelgadis: For a dog with a unique look or personality, named after Zelgadis Graywords from “Slayers.”
• Zangetsu: A strong and spiritual name, after the spirit of Ichigo Kurosaki’s sword in “Bleach.”
• Zabuza: For a dog with a powerful and intimidating appearance, like Zabuza Momochi from “Naruto.”
• Zenitsu: For a dog that may be timid at times but has hidden courage, named after Zenitsu Agatsuma from “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.”
• Zephyr: A name that suggests a free spirit and grace, like the character Zephyr from “One Piece Film: Z.”
• Zorome: For a dog with a spunky and outspoken nature, like the character from “Darling in the Franxx.”
• Zakuro: Meaning “pomegranate” in Japanese, a name for a dog with a sweet yet strong character, inspired by Zakuro Fujiwara from “Tokyo Mew Mew.”
• Zange: For a dog with a caring and empathetic nature, after Zange Natsume from “Inu x Boku SS.”
• Ziggy: A fun and energetic name, possibly inspired by the robot character from “Xenosaga,” which has an anime adaptation.
• Zefir: A variation of “Zephyr,” for a dog with a gentle and swift demeanor.
• Zaraki: For a dog with a fierce and powerful personality, after Kenpachi Zaraki from “Bleach.”
• Zola: For a dog with a strong and musical spirit, like the character from “Blue Dragon.”
• Zatch: A playful and friendly name for a dog, inspired by the character from “Zatch Bell!”
• Zushi: For a dog that is determined and hardworking, like the character from “Hunter x Hunter.”
• Zima: A name for a dog with a cool and composed nature, also a Slavic word for “winter.”
• Zelos: For a dog with a charismatic and flirtatious personality, like Zelos Wilder from “Tales of Symphonia.”
• Zephyr: A name for a dog that is swift and graceful, like the character from “One Piece Film: Z.”
• Ziggy: A cute and quirky name, which could be inspired by the robot from “Xenosaga” or the nickname for the musician David Bowie’s alter ego, Ziggy Stardust.
• Zora: For a dog with a mysterious or majestic presence, inspired by the Zora race from “The Legend of Zelda” series, which has been adapted into anime and manga.
• Zakuro: A name for a dog with a deep and passionate nature, like Zakuro Fujiwara from “Tokyo Mew Mew.”
• Zanpakuto: For a dog with a sharp and spirited personality, named after the soul-cutting swords from “Bleach.”
• Zola: A name for a dog with a strong presence, possibly inspired by the character from the video game and anime series “Blue Dragon.”