Fighting: (Story/Location) Series whose primary focus is fighting would fit into this segment. (More precise) Subgenres include "Gun-Action", "Martial Arts" and "Swordplay".
Fantasy: (Setting) Titles that deal in might and magic will fall into this category.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| G | ||
 G-on Riders |
Rent |
In a near future time when alien attacks have become a common event, a secret (Japanese) organization called the GRA (GRAND RIFUREKUTO AMUDO, Grand Reflect Armor) has developed a very effective defense. Using a technology developed by Dr Sanada Mio, which she calls the 'G-On', certain young students wearing glasses (hence the "G" in the title) are able to harness their strong feelings and manifest those abilities and weapons that prove effective against the alien attacking units. The GRA has sponsored an elite high school to help identify and develop the students who have this ability in the hopes that they can defend not only Japan, but also the earth from the alien invaders. |
| G-on らいだーす (Japanese) | Rent | See G-on Riders |
| L | ||
 Legend of the Condor Hero |
Yang Gor is a orphan. Picked up by his uncle Gon Kauskei he is brought to the Temple of the Mountain his father trained at. What he doesn't know is the monks believe his father a traitor and his son no better. They abuse and torture him and refuse to teach him how to use his Chi. Running away, he finds an old man suffering from amnesia who teaches him a forbidden technique that could kill with one blow. Accidentally using it on his teacher (who was beating him) Yang Gor runs away to the mountain to the temple of the Dragon Queen, who is no friend of the monks. | |
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