Titles that deal in might and magic will fall into this category. Inuyasha and Tenkuu no Escaflowne are a couple of titles which fall into this genre.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
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| A | ||
| Adventures of Peter Pan | See Peter Pan no Bouken | |
| B | ||
| Beet, the Vandel Buster | See Boken Oh Beet | |
 Bindzume Yousei |
Buy |
Kururu, Chiriri, Hororo, & Sarara are known as Bottle Fairies as each has a bottle representing their color (which the fairies also show in their eyes). Kururu is blue (image, top left), Chiriri is yellow (image, bottom right), Hororo is green (image, bottom left), and Sarara is red (image, top right). They live in a nice, western-styled cottage with a man they call Sensei-san. Next door lives Tama-chan, a young grade school girl. The four fairies pass the time learning about the human world from the safety of Sensei-san's house as they attempt to become human. |
| Bindzume Yousei ~Bottle Fairy~ | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
 Boken Oh Beet |
It was a dark time when the people of many villages were suffering attacks from the daemon Vandel, and his horde of monster minions. Only a few brave warriors, branded with mark of Buster, proved strong enough to stand up and defeat the terrors that threatened civilization. And so, a twelve-year-old boy named Beet decided to accept the brand of a Buster, much to dismay of pushy older adoptive sister. Beet had a dream of being a great warrior, great enough to join Zenon's squad known to be the strongest of Buster squads. One day, when the Zenon squad was battling a devil named Beltose, Beet wanders on the battlefield, and distracts Zenon, causing their defeat. The five dying busters put their life force into their five weapons and before they pass away, they ask Beet to continue the battle and put an end to the suffering caused by Vandel. |
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| Bottle Fairy | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
| C | ||
| Chihiros Reise ins Zauberland (German) | Buy | See Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi |
| D | ||
| Die Macht des Zaubersteins | Buy | See Fushigi no Umi no Nadia |
| F | ||
 Fushigi no Umi no Nadia |
Buy |
Nadia is based loosely on the works of Jules Verne, or rather more accurately takes place in a Vern-esque world. It is the world of the acrobat Nadia, her pet lion cub King, and the young genius inventer Jean. When Jean rescues Nadia during a flying-machine contest at the world's fair, the two embark on a fast-paced adventure together. |
| G | ||
| Gargoyle of Yoshinaga house | See Yoshinaga-san chi no Gargoyle | |
| Garkun | See Yoshinaga-san chi no Gargoyle | |
| H | ||
| Hitman Reborn | Buy | See Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! |
| K | ||
| Kami-chama Karin | See Kamichama Karin | |
| Kamichama Karin | See Kamichama Karin | |
 Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn! |
Buy |
The 9th generation Sicilian Mafia boss of the Vangola Family has decided to send his best hitman to help train his chosen successor. Sawada Tsunayoshi, a very ordinary middle school student, whose nickname is ‘No Good Tsuna’, finds himself stuck with a very unusual tutor with some strange abilities intent on helping him improve his standing at school and become an outstanding Mafia boss. |
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