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A new shougun has been installed in Kyoto, and with Chidori’s assistance Nobunaga now turns his attention toward vanquishing the remaining feudal lords.
This features the same mix of comedy, historical information, and simple action sequences as the prequel. It’s a direct continuation that ends just before the Battle of Anegawa.
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A young orphaned shinobi, Chidori decides to dedicate her life to serving Nobunaga Oda after he saves her from drowning and tells her of his desire to unite the country.
A random-style reaction comedy with occasional action sequences set in the Sengoku period. It follows the events of Nobunaga’s rise to power, from his defeat of Yoshimoto Imagawa to the march on Kyoto.
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It’s been a year since Aoba Suzukaze began working as a character designer for Eagle Jump, and now the time has come to begin work on the company’s next game.
A gamedev-themed workplace comedy with a character drama subtheme and a small amount of ecchi and yuri romance. Though a sequel to New Game! this does not require having seen that unless you want character introductions.
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When someone wishes strongly enough to turn back time they may attract the attention of horologues, demonic creatures which drain the time from their victims to cause age regression and memory loss until there’s nothing left. Standing against these creatures are Kiri and Victor Putin, so-called Chronos Rulers with the ability to control time, who are hunting a specific horologue in order to reclaim Victor’s devoured memories.
A mixed-genre battle shounen with a lighthearted reaction-based comedy style.
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The Abyss, a gigantic pit discovered on a remote island filled with mysterious creatures and artifacts, is the last unexplored place on the planet. Along its edges a town has grown to accommodate the increasing number of explorers hoping to find their fortunes, within which is a young girl named Riko who has her sights set on reaching the furthest depths of the Abyss to reunite with her mother.
An exploration/survival-themed drama with child-protagonists that deals with progressively more serious situations as it advances.
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Keita Amano has no friends at school, preferring to play games instead. So he’s understandably shocked when the school’s most popular girl personally asks him to join a newly created gaming club… but not as shocked as she is when he declines the offer.
A love-polygon romantic comedy heavy with misunderstandings featuring a comedy style consisting of absurdities and manic reactions. The last episode however is quite a bit different from the rest and consists primarily of ecchi and serious DLC-related discussions.
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Sent to recover information on the Psycho Frame technology from the abandoned AXIS asteroid base, Arlette Almage and Danton Hyleg find themselves in a desperate fight for survival after discovering that it’s been occupied by an unknown group of mobile suits.
The action-heavy part of the series focuses on a new conflict at the asteroid while much of the drama comes from Arlette’s memories of Lalah/Char and events that occurred in the first Gundam series & Gyakushuu no Char movie.
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Koudo Ikusei Senior High School is a prestigious facility with a highly unconventional instruction style that boasts a near-100% graduation/employment rate. Kiyotaka Ayanokouji has been accepted to this school and for a certain reason has ended up in class 1-D, which is where all of the ‘inferior’ students are placed in order to give the others someone to look down on and avoid becoming.
A school-life thriller with a strong philosophical streak, a few detective and romance aspects, and minor ecchi/action elements. The series is split between a normal school setting and a survival test on a deserted island.
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Though Sakura Mamiya has been able to see spirits since she was a child, it has never been of much use and she wishes it would fade away. In highschool however she meets Rinne Rokudou, who works to send lost/evil spirits on to their next reincarnation, and her ability allows her to help him complete his tasks.
A comedy with occasional action scenes, a love-polygon subplot, and an extremely strong poverty theme. The comedy style leans toward deadpan reaction humor and slapstick, with situational and parody elements also making an appearance.
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For personal reasons Kyou Nukui spends most of his time at home composing music instead of going to school. This routine is interrupted by the arrival of an E-mail from an unknown sender who praises a recent composition and asks to meet up in person. Desperately wanting to have someone to talk about music with he agrees to the meeting, only to discover that the author of the request is a trio of orphans who want to hold a concert using his songs.
A music-themed comedy with secondary dramatic aspects, a minor romantic subplot, and a large amount of ecchi. While the ecchi is almost entirely loli-centric, the romance is between two high-schoolers.
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