Comedy: (Genre) Self-explanatory - a title that primarily makes you laugh.
Dark: (Style) Titles that are dismal or gloomy in nature qualify for this category.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| A | ||
| Afro Samurai Resurrection | Watch | See Afro Samurai: Resurrection |
 Afro Samurai: Resurrection |
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Late one night, Afro is suddenly attacked by Jinno. However, he is unable to protect himself, and Jinno drags him nearby to his father's grave, where a woman named Sio awaits. She proceeds to take the Number One headband that he possesses, as well as the remains of his dead father's skull. Before leaving, she tells him to seek and obtain the Number Two headband, if he wants the right to take back his father's remains. With that, Afro must once again embark on a path of violence in order to let his father rest in peace once again. (Source: ANN) |
| E | ||
| Escuela de Escorpiones (Spanish) | Watch | See Volcano High |
| H | ||
| Hwasango (Korean) | Watch | See Volcano High |
| V | ||
 Volcano High |
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After being expelled from his previous school, Kim Kyung Soo is sent to "Volcano High" where he hopes he will be able to control his supernatural powers along with students with similar abilities. Before long he is exchanging blows with the local bully, trying to win the affections of the school beauty, and all the while fighting off the five lords of discipline, five vigilante teachers set out to control even the most disorderly of students. (Source: ANN) |
| アフロサムライ：RESURRECTION (Japanese) | Watch | See Afro Samurai: Resurrection |
| 火山高 (Japanese) | Watch | See Volcano High |
| 화산고 (Korean) | Watch | See Volcano High |
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