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A TV/web series with a runtime shorter than most movies, or a movie/OVA with a runtime shorter than an average TV episode.
A re-imagining of events that took place during the second half of the Sengoku period, with the principal actors depicted as anthropomorphic animals.
The same style of visuals and comedy as the first part, with an expanded cast of characters. Chronological order for the events is: 4, 11-12, 6, 10, 5, 1, 7, 13, 2, 9, 8, 3.
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A re-imagining of events that took place during the second half of the Sengoku period, with the principal actors depicted as anthropomorphic animals.
A gag comedy which uses an unconventional visual style. Chronological order for the events is: 9, 7, 4, 6, 13, 1, 10, 12, 2-3, 5, 11, 8.
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A college student who studied time slips suddenly finds himself in an unfamiliar version of the Sengoku period. There he meets Nobunaga and agrees to serve under him, soon coming into contact with various other notable historical figures.
A slightly random daily life comedy featuring erotic/suggestive endcards in the style of the otome game it’s based on.
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After rescuing the 168th empress of the Raalgon empire from a 2000-year time stasis, the laid-back garbage collector Banjou Tylor decides to accompany her on a journey to the center of the galaxy.
A somewhat random comedy that can be watched without having seen the parent series, as despite the various references it takes place thousands of years after it ended.
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One night D’Artagnyan stumbles upon Lucifer singing alone in the moonlight and becomes overcome by a feeling she can’t explain. At the urging of her friend she attends a concert held by Lucifer’s former bandmates, now a famous idol group, and it’s there she realizes that she wants to sing as well.
While most of the series is a lighthearted take on becoming an idol, episode 0 is nearly a pure drama. Also note that although this is a part of the Monster Strike franchise, watching it does not require having seen any of the related shows.
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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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Having been transformed into a cat by a netherworld princess, Nora Handa’s everyday life has just gotten a whole lot more complicated. Will he ever be able to return to his human form?
A completely random gag comedy, featuring characters from the visual novel of the same name, which includes a tiny bit of romance and drama along with two ecchi-centric episodes.
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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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Nervous about her new boyfriend, Yuma Okazaki turns to her friend Hotaru Mizushina for advice. But when ‘practice’ turns into something more substantial she becomes conflicted about what she truly desires.
A love polygon drama with a central yuri theme, secondary abuse theme, and large amount of ecchi.
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