If you check out the Manga series, you’ll realize the grave blunder the Anime had committed: they overturned the intriguing plot and awesome action into a senseless fanservice show with watered-down action and a significantly altered storyline.
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The unfortunate residents of Musashino City are facing quite the act of terrorism, in the form of the infamous Shounen Bat, a.k.a. Lil' Slugger.
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To be an Otaku is every young man’s dream. To live in a constant state of bliss by playing video games and enjoying manga is a beautiful fantasy.
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Kinji Tōyama. Kinji wants to live a carefree life free of all of the trappings of society. Unfortunately, his world is turned upside down when a gun-wielding tsundere falls into his arms.
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Kyoya is content living out his days as a Doja instructor, eating ramen and flirting with the local waitress. Unfortunately, destiny and fortune are two fates from which he can no longer hide.
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Armitage III is a four-part cyberpunk OVA from 1995, written by Chiaki J. Konaka and animated by AIC. Set on a colonized Mars in 2046, detective Ross Sylibus and the fierce Naomi Armitage hunt a killer targeting Thirds — sentient androids indistinguishable from humans. Often overshadowed by Ghost in the Shell, this underrated sci-fi classic explores AI sentience, identity, and political intrigue with gritty 90s animation.
DearS is considered by many to be a knockoff of Chobits, with some even comparing it to Rozen Maiden. The latter was released the same year as DearS. Nevertheless, is it a Chobits ripoff? You be the judge; too much time has passed to dwell on trivial matters.
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One thing that we found interesting about Psychic Detective Yakumo is its way of keeping people hooked to it. We’re very eager to watch each episode of this anime and curious about what will happen next.
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Vampire Princess Miyu is a four-part 1988 OVA from AIC that blends vampire mythos with Japanese folklore and Buddhist undertones. Following dhampir princess Miyu and spiritualist Himiko through Kyoto, it trades easy heroes for Faustian bargains, Shinma desires, and quiet sorrow behind Larva’s veil. Episode two, A Banquet of Marionettes, is the artistic peak. Theatrical, ambiguous, and still essential—skip the dub and stream the original cut.