Weird: (Style) Self-explanatory.
Action: (Genre) Lots of shooting, explosions, and the like. Contains subcategories of more specific types such as "Gun-Action", "Martial Arts", and "Swordplay"; see also: "Fighting".
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| B | ||
 Boukyaku no Senritsu |
Buy |
Over a hundred years have passed since humanity lost the war to a strange race of beasts that they call Monsters. The remaining survivors live in constant terror, fear and denial, as they are forced to offer their children in tribute to appease and feed the needs of their inhuman Monster conquerors. But not all of humanity has surrendered completely. A small group called the warriors of Melos still fight on, inspired only by a vision of a young lady known as the 'Melody of Oblivion', remembering an almost forgotten legend that if she is found and freed, then the monsters can be defeated. |
| D | ||
| Desert Punk | Rent | See Sunabouzu |
| J | ||
| Jing OVA | Avoid | See King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven |
| K | ||
| King of Bandit Jing in 7th Heaven OVA | Avoid | See King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven |
 King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven |
Avoid | Jing, the young King of Thieves and his feathered-friend Kir are back for three more episodes. It appears that their luck has run out and they have been sent to the world's most maximum security prison from which no one has ever escaped. But what of the story that a great treasure can be found within the walls of the prison named Seventh Heaven? Can it be true that a current inmate has mastered the skill of stealing other people's dreams and sealing them in such a way that they can be shared with others. How treasured are a person's dreams, and what price would one pay to experience someone else's dreams, or could it all just be a nightmare? |
| M | ||
| Melody of Oblivion | Buy | See Boukyaku no Senritsu |
| O | ||
| Odorobou Jing in Seventh Heaven | Avoid | See King of Bandit Jing in Seventh Heaven |
| S | ||
 Sunabouzu |
Rent | In a dry desert world lost to it own destruction, which bakes in the sun and freezes at night, where the hollow shells of abandoned buildings stand like tombstones to a forgotten age, humanity still manages to survive by preying on itself. Hidden behind a mask of mystery, Sunabozu manages to eek out a living by taking on those special jobs that are too trivial for the surviving justice system, and too tough for the bounty hunters. And if he could catch that full figured Asajiri Junko, who set him up to fight the entire Kawazu clan and then tricked him out of the bounty, he would be a lot happier. But Sunabozu always finishes any job that he accepts, even if it takes some time. |
| Sunabozu | Rent | See Sunabouzu |
| T | ||
| The Melody of Oblivion | Buy | See Boukyaku no Senritsu |
| 忘却の旋律 (Japanese) | Buy | See Boukyaku no Senritsu |
| 砂ぼうず | Rent | See Sunabouzu |
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