Self-explanatory. Series who's primary focus is fighting would fit into this segment. Yu Yu Hakusho and Ranma 1/2 are classified as fighting series. But if you can, then please select a more specific keyword instead, such as "Gun-Action" or "Swordplay"; maybe some day we'll completely split up this category into some more terms of this sort.
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Rating |
Synopsis |
| F |
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Futakoi 2
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Rent |
See Futakoi Alternative
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Futakoi Alternative
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Rent |
Having dropped out of college, Rentarou has settled on running private detective agency, with the assistance of Souju and Sara, two twin high school students. While Rentarou is out dealing with an angry issue of trying to explain how his cat ate a Yakuza bosses favorite bird, Souju is making croquettes at a local shop, and Sara sets off an explosive device in the office to help a new client escape from a group of heavily armed and murderous debt collectors.
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| N |
Ninku
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During the war, a hundred ninja warriors fought against the corrupt imperial Army and almost annihilated it. In the end, the Ninku were defeated, scattered to the winds and the Imperial Army was able to write them into the history books as being evil villains who dared to defy authority. But a few Ninku still survive and struggle to gather together their lost comrades. Looking like a child, Fusuke is the former captain of the first Ninku division and a master of the wind arts, who is searching for his mother who was taken during the war. Along his way, he encounters Aicho and Touji, both who were former Ninku captains with abilities of their own. But the army considers any living Ninku to be a threat and is committed to seeing to their destruction, to the last man.
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| T |
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Twin Love 2
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Rent |
See Futakoi Alternative
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