Comedy: (
Genre) Self-explanatory - a title that primarily makes you laugh.
Kid at heart: (
Target Group) Titles which, although made for adults, remind us of the sort of shows we used to like as children.
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Rating |
Synopsis |
| B |
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Brave Police J-Decker
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See Yuusha Keisatsu J-Decker
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| C |
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Chou Kuse ni Narisou
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Avoid |
See Chou! Kuse ni Narisou
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Chou! Kuse ni Narisou
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Avoid |
It's about Shiratori/Ootori Nagisa, a martial artist/idol singer. Just for laughs she decides she wants to go to a public junior high school. In order to remain incognito she hacks off her pink hair, dresses in a boy's uniform and assumes a false last name. She joins a gang at school and falls in love with a high school boy (Nosaka Akira) who is a martial artist himself. Nagisa is a very cheerful character, and very handy in a fight. Between her boyfriend, her career and her dad's dojo she has way too much to do; she usually sleeps through class, unless the class is rioting or ninjas come to the school to attack one of her classmates or robbers attack the school and hold the class hostage or she is being harassed by a music instructor with a crush on her who thinks Nagisa is a female impersonator...
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| I |
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I'll make a habit of it
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Avoid |
See Chou! Kuse ni Narisou
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| J |
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J-Decker
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See Yuusha Keisatsu J-Decker
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| Y |
Yuusha Keisatsu J-Decker
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After stumbling upon a secret laboratory, Yuuta Tomonaga made a habit of sneaking inside after hours to spend time with his new friend: Deckerd, a giant mecha being developed for the Japanese Police. Over the past six months, Yuuta has taught Deckerd concepts which he was never meant to understand; things like joy, anger, sadness, and having a "heart". But now Deckerd is ready for Police service and his reprogramming will in all likelihood obliterate this knowledge...
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勇者警察ジェイデッカー (Japanese)
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See Yuusha Keisatsu J-Decker
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超くせになりそう
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Avoid |
See Chou! Kuse ni Narisou
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