A sub-genre of science fiction dealing with future urban societies dominated by computer technology. Baburugamu Kuraishisu, Serial Experiments Lain and Koukaku Kidoutai are good examples.
Titles of this category should cover the events of a war as significant element of the storyline (even if the actual conflict doesn't get that much airtime). The opponents should be nations at least (alien races, star systems, parallel universes etc. are fine as well); conflicts between smaller organisations would rather be categorized as "fighting".
An example for a real-world war would be Hotaru no Haka, a fantasy war would be Lodoss Tou Senki (OAV), a SF war would be Saishu Heiki Kanojo.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| A | ||
 Ao no 6-gou |
Rent | Global warming has swelled the oceans, enveloping whole cities. An army of anthropogenized sea creatures is winning their battle to eradicate mankind from the face of the Earth. Our last hope is a class of super-submarines. These "Blue Subs" are the only thing standing between mankind and oblivion. |
| B | ||
| Blue Sub #6 | Rent | See Ao no 6-gou |
| Blue Sub. | Rent | See Ao no 6-gou |
| Blue Sub. No. 06 | Rent | See Ao no 6-gou |
| Blue Sub. No. 6 | Rent | See Ao no 6-gou |
| Blue Submarine No. 6 | Rent | See Ao no 6-gou |
| S | ||
 Silent Mobius |
Watch | The Attacked Mystification Police Department, a team of seven female fighters, all being super-humanly skilled (technology and magic), all having some background story of their own, united for one goal: To protect post-SilentCrisis Tokyo against those "Lucifer Hawk", creatures from some parallel world, whose lower forms hunt and eat people, while the higher ones can be quite charming on occasion, if this suits their intentions ... you'll learn how these things all started, where the characters came from, why the Lucifer Hawks are here at all - and why it is so important that this Katsumi Liqueur, office worker from Hawaii, joins the AMP ... |
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