8 Interesting Animated Mythology Series
Papyrus
A young fisherman is chosen by the Egyptian gods to rescue Horus and restore balance. The animated series offers variety beyond the usual Greek/Hindu focus.
Mythic Warriors
Retellings of Greek myths (Perseus, Heracles, etc.), adapted for younger audiences. Strong heroic arcs, legendary beasts, sacrifice—classic myth storytelling.
Vinland Saga
A young Viking’s quest for revenge, with battles, betrayals, and the harsh codes of warrior societies. While historical, it taps into larger moral questions.
Tales of Africa
An anthology of traditional folktales from different African cultures, told by an elder storyteller. Deep cultural roots, moral stories, mythic tone.
Bal Ganesh
Childhood tales of the Hindu god Ganesha as he battles demons, learns lessons, and uses his cleverness.
Oh, Suddenly Egyptian God
A comedic slice-of-life about gods like Anubis, Thoth, Horus navigating everyday life. Mythology meets humor—gives a different flavor.
Twilight of the Gods
A hybrid human-jötunn, Sigrid, seeks revenge and power in a world of Norse gods and moral grey zones. Myth + shades of grey + brutal politics.
Ramayana
The Japanese anime series showcased the Hindu mythology saga and became the most popular series back in the day among all millennial kids.
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