Ikkitousen: Dragon Destiny
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In the Kanto region, three schools compete with each other to gain dominance over the other territories: Kyosho Academy, led by Sousou Moutoku; Nanyo Academy, led by Sonsaku Hakufu; and Seito High School, led by Ryuubi Gentoku. Ikkitousen, or "Fighters" are the ones partaking in these fights, and each one is acting upon a fate that has been handed down to them for over 1800 years. Moutoku of Nanyo is in search of the Dragon Jade, a mystical orb that is said to be able to change people’s destinies. However, it would seem that she is not the only one interested in this powerful jade. Kyosho Academy is slowly gaining dominance over the land, but will the Ikkitousen’s destinies change before Moutoku conquers every territory?
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Tenjho Tenge
- TV (24 eps)
- 2004
Toudou Gakuen is no ordinary high school. There, during the Meiji Restoration, fighting masters were forced to gather from all over Japan to reestablish the martial arts. Amongst the student body is a group of immensely powerful fighters who maintain order through absolute power. This "Enforcement Group" is locked in a feud with the Jyuuuken Club over matters of love and death. Now, two newcomers have disturbed the order of this school, becoming entangled in this vicious feud. Caught between sexy babes and terrible powers, the battle to be the strongest begins!
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add recBoth Ikkitousen Dragon Destiny and Tenjho Tenge are over-the-top high school life-style anime with plenty of martial arts and fanservice. The fighting has a mystical element common to many anime, with explosions and strange, violent powers controlled by the spiritual skills of the fighter. The fanservice includes lots of panty shots and all the high school girls seem to have ginourmous boobs.
Both of these anime touch on adult themes, such as rape, and of course, gratuitous violence.
Both series have beautiful, strong and very powerful main characters, and their plots are really deep - that is they're not just based on fan service. Ikkitousen has an interesting non-fictional historical background, and Tenjho Tenge's plot tells you the story of three generation of warriors, so it's historical too.
Fighting and fanservice. Simple as that. Both have decent animation and fight scenes, as well as hot girls in skimpy clothing that disintegrates on touch! =P If you liked one you'll like the other. Watch them for the first two stated reasons, don't look for a story in them.
Both have a story of a power struggle, both have some pretty good fight scenes, and both off a LOT of Fan Service(if ya know what I mean). I enjoyed both series and feel they have a lot in common, and fans of martial arts series should enjoy the two.
Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer
Alt titles: Choujin Gakuen Gowcaizer
In the 21st century, most of Tokyo lies in ruins due to a massive earthquake. The cause of the disaster was Shizuru Ozaki – a man who obtained a large amount of power and subsequently went mad. Since the time of the cataclysm, various individuals have gained possession of items called 'Caizer Stones', which grant them superhuman abilities. Now, Shizuru Ozaki is on the verge of losing his sanity once again, and this time he might destroy the entire world! Can Gowcaizer and the rest of those imbued with Caizer abilities find the strength to stop Ozaki and save the human race?
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add recIkkitousen and Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer are both examples of the 'high school fighting' genre, where high school students tap into above normal abilities and fight for domination. If you enjoyed the fight scenes of one series, you are likely to enjoy the same from the other.
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