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Tekken: The Motion Picture

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The Mishima corporation is one of the richest conglomerates on the planet, and its owner, the legendary fighter Heihachi Mishima, is now sponsoring a martial arts competition – whoever can best the other competitors and finally defeat Heihachi himself will be awarded both wealth and the title of King of Iron Fist. But money and fame are not the only factors drawing fighters to the competition, as Heihachi has made many enemies over time – his son Kazuya being one of them.

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Fist of the North Star: The Movie

Alt titles: Hokuto no Ken: The Movie

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In a post-apocalyptic future, gangs of savage thugs prey on the fleeting remnants of civilization, raiding them for food and water in the endless wasteland the world has become. Humankind's only hope for the future may lie in a young girl with an amazing ability and in the only man powerful enough to protect her and punish evil--Ken, the Fist of the North Star!

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Frost
Both titles focus on martial arts of more or less fantastic degree, and both focus on the power struggles between each character and their faction. They're quite thematically alike.
freakzilla
Everyone has their own motive, and their own fighting style. When speaking of fighting, there is plenty more here, why don't you check it out?
Iwashiro

In both animes you have great heros and (martial art) fighters and the fights (as well as the characters) are really very much overemphasize, which is a thing not everybody likes but if you like such a style, you will probably have fun with both animes.

But note: While Fist of the North Star can be seen as really serious (and in my opinion great) anime with a very deep story and strong characters, you shouldn't take Tekken too serious or expect a great storyline at all... but you should be fine, if you see Tekken just as a piece of entertaining stereotype anime ;-)

Street Fighter II: The Movie

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The evil Bison has returned with sinister plans to take over the world using Shadow Law, his nefarious crime syndicate! His cyborg goons are searching the globe to take out any martial artist who might stand in Bison's way -- brainwashing and recruiting those who they defeat. But when Ryu manages to kill one of Bison's prime fighters, Bison discovers Ryu's potential and wants it for his own. Now, with the help of allies who are out for revenge, can Ryu defeat this all-powerful fighting machine before Bison enslaves him as well?

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freakzilla
Both Tekken and Street Fighter find their roots in very popular fighting games. Both feature random fighting scenes to show as many of the characters from the games. Though, that's what we like about it right? Plenty of fighting action !
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Both video game cash-ins, Street Fighter being the better of the two. But Tekken is always good for a giggle as well. If you love martial arts Anime then you won't be disappointed...

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

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  • OVA (6 eps)

Dio is a name that has haunted the Joestar family line for more than 100 years. In his pursuit of power, the vampiric martial artist has put Holly Joestar into a coma, and it is now up to her father Joseph and her son Jotaro to find Dio and restore her. Aided by their friends Polnaref and Abdul, the four warriors each command a powerful Stand -- a projection of their fighting will -- in tune with the cards of the Tarot. But Dio himself is said to possess a powerful and mysterious Stand known only as “The World”. Can Jotaro match Dio’s power with his “Star Platinum” and save his mother?

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Frost
Both of these anime are based on fighting games of the same name, and as such are very similar in nature. The plots might seem rather superficial to those who don't have prior knowledge of the respective games, but the radical martial arts in each title will definitely satisfy the fans.

Street Fighter Alpha: The Movie

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For a skilled martial artist like Ryu, nothing is more important than becoming stronger. But strength comes at a price, as Ryu finds out when the evil presense of Akuma, his eternal rival, awakens within him a great and vile power, the "Dark Hadou." As a mysterious scientist emerges with plans to harness the power of the world's strongest fighters, Ryu must confront and destroy this new enemy before all of mankind is enslaved. With the lives of his friends hanging in the balance, can Ryu overcome the evil power within, before it completely consumes him?

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freakzilla
Fighting movies made from their games. Though SF Alpha manages to keep a more coherant story, fighting is what it's all about.

Battle Arena Toshinden

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One year ago, Eiji Shinjo and a group of powerful fighters competed in the Toshin Tournament, to prove their strength. In the present, a mysterious warrior is hunting down the Tournament's participants one by one, and is using their own moves against them. For Eiji, Kayin and the rest of the gang, tracking down the responsible party will put them right in the middle of a conspiracy that threatens their very lives! Can strength alone defeat an enemy who seems to know their every move before they use it?

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chii

Both are made from video games. both are quite terrible to sit through and make you wish you were playing the game instead. with a few fighting sequences and random drama between the characters that the anime viewer won't quite get unless they played the games (possibly LOL), check one out if you for some reason liked the other.