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Time has passed since a comet struck Earth, causing catastrophic damage and decimating the population. After a giant earthquake destroyed the Kanto region of Japan, its citizens were left alone and lawless in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. One man known as the Slum King rose from the ashes and took power of the area, forcing any captured women to become sex slaves and ruling the remaining population with an iron fist. He's rivaled by only one man: Violence Jack, a giant who roams from place to place, protecting the innocent and shedding ample blood in the process. Mari is a young woman who is captured by the Slum King's minions on her way to find her missing boyfriend Ken; though as she's being 'trained' for her new life of servitude, Ken - who is now working for the Slum King - sees the situation and tries to free her. However, he fails, and thus finds himself forced to do the impossible: kill the Slum King's enemy - Violence Jack.
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Anime can be a medium of admirable creativity and sophistication, but Ogre Slayer and Violence Jack share the determination to linger on their portrayals of human depravity. Both are gruseome tales of lonely warriors supposedly fighting in the name of justice, while the world they inhabit is plagued by violence and rape. Violence Jack may be considerably more offensive with repulsive sexual violence aimed towards women, but if you liked one, I'd recommend the other.
