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Plastic Little

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  • OVA (1 ep x 48 min)
  • 1994
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Tita is the captain of the Cha-Cha Maru, whose crew hunts exotic animals to sell for profit. One day, by chance, Tita saves the life of a girl named Elysse, whose dangerous past puts the whole crew of the Cha-Cha Maru in harm's way! Now, against the clock, Tita and her gang must stop an insidious plot which threatens the entire world!

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Legend of Lemnear

Legend of Lemnear
  • OVA (1 ep x 45 min)
  • 1989

In a dark version of the future, the world is protected by three guardians: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. The guardian of Silver is none other than Lemnear, a silver-haired beauty who is out for revenge for the death of her parents at the hand of an evil mage. With the lord of all evil on her tail, her body at risk of becoming one of many in a slave trader's harem, and Bronze being kidnapped, Lemnear has her work cut out for her...

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Ok, so it's a bit obvious to say that Plastic Little and Legend of Lemnear are from the loins of Satoshi Urushihara, but this goes a lot deeper than just artwork. As well as similar plot styles, both are epic stories slotted into one episode format - so not a slow moment, but not much development either. Hmm... was that a breast joke I wonder...
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Not only were they created by the same guy, but both have a somewhat cheesy, excessively gratuitous nature, around an action filled plot. Legend of Lemnear is definitely a bit more fantasy based, but both definitely have a similar feel.

Martian Successor Nadesico

Martian Successor Nadesico

When Akito Tenkawa went looking for answers about his parents' deaths, he had no idea that he'd be indoctrinated into the spaceship Nadesico not only as a cook, but also as a mecha pilot – a job he wants nothing to do with! Alongside his childhood friend Yurika, stoic Ruri, otaku Gai and other misfit crewmates, Akito and the Nadesico crew find themselves in the middle of a brutal war against both the dreaded Jovian Lizards, and the military itself, who wants the civilian ship under their control...

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Even though Nadesico's a huge 26 episode series and Plastic Little is only a single OVA, both share elements of sci-fi, action, and comedy. Nadesico has much more to offer, of course, but there's a certain familiarity between the two titles. Although Nadesico is pretty child-friendly (if they can keep up with the plot), Plastic Little is definitely geared toward an older audience because of the nudity in it - whether that's good or bad is up to you.

Outlanders

Outlanders
  • OVA (1 ep x 48 min)
  • 1986

In the midst of a brutal alien invasion, 19 year old Tetsuya is in for a surprise: a close encounter with the beautiful alien princess Kahm! And the bad news? She sets her sights on Tetsuya for a sudden engagement of galactic proportions. Now, with Kahm's angry father out to execute him (did I mention he is the emperor of the galaxy?), the duo and their gang must save their marriage so Tetsuya doesn't die a virgin!

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Both of these short OVAs are seemingly useless, empty vessels of sci-fi stories with plenty of nudity to go around.

Sol Bianca - Movie 2

Sol Bianca - Movie 2

The crew of the Sol Bianca is back, this time with their eyes set on possessing the strength-giving jewel Parma. Unfortunately for the girls, they aren't the only pirates after the treasure, and a sticky situation soon occurs when their ship is infested with machine-eating worms. But, as always, the crew has a few tricks up their sleeve -- that is, until the authorities manage to catch up with them...

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The only thing separating these ship based adventures is the atmosphere. While the space pirates of Sol Bianca's crew are not exactly the submarine 'pet-shop hunters' in Plastic Little, the characterisations are a similar, and the overall mix of comedy and seriousness is much the same. Sol Bianca wins the award for worst excuse for nudity, and Plastic Little picks up the one for best animation.

Venus Wars

Venus Wars

Set in the 21st century on a recently terraformed Venus, Venus Wars is the story of a war between two opposing nations, and the effect it has on a group of teenagers. Dark and gritty, with an air similar to that of Akira, it focuses on coming of age during the midst of a planet's devastating war.

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Old looking, dark, and gritty... both of these series seem similar in those regards at least. Expect a much better plot and characters in Venus Wars, though.