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Following a global war and climate change, 35% of Earth's land mass has sunk into the ocean. In this difficult time, countries rely not on armies but on private military corporations to provide security against constant terrorist attacks. One such company is Arqon Global Security, whose staff of mercenaries is tasked with protecting Daiva City on a pay-per-mission basis. Armed with motorcycles that transforms into weapon-wielding mecha, these "blademen" are none too popular with the people they protect - but they always get the job done!
In the near future, demons with the ability to fuse with machinery and infest corpses have begun terrorizing mankind. Dubbed 'Amalgams', no one knows how they are created, or where their abilities originate from. As the random outbreaks continue, the general population begins to panic, demanding protection from these vicious beasts; enter XAT, a military unit created solely to counter the Amalgam threat. Despite being a highly skilled unit, however, they find themselves hard pressed to contain the threat, let alone subdue it. To compound matters further, a new type of Amalgam surfaces that proves even more devious than the rest - one made from the human, not machine. Yet all is not lost, two of these new Amalgams - the feisty Gerd and the mysterious Blue - actively oppose the others. With the odds stacked against them, will they be able to protect mankind while simultaneously being shunned by it?
In both animes there is a military type group of people with their own problems. Both groups ride motorcycle type vehicles with offensive capabilities and battle non-human enemies. There are lies, betrayals, and the worlds they know are not as they know them.
One might initially compare Blassreiter and Viper's Creed based on their usage of a special organization with shape changing motorcycles that work to destroy mindless automatons. And you would be correct to do so. However, there is also an underlying thread of secrecy and intrigue that runs through them as well.
Both Viper's Creed and Infinite Stratos have machine suits. Both anime have great stories. They are different, but similar enough that you will enjoy them. Both have a good amount of characters. Not too many and not too little. Although Viper's Creed has worse animation than Infinite Stratos, they are both great anime.
Both Is and Vipers creed are robot suit technology anime. They got a bit of a diffrent storyline or to say it clearly diffrent genre. But both are worth theyre while i enjoyed both and so will you... Vipers creed is very well made for 2009 standarts IS is better of course, dont get me wrong the better story lies in Viper but IS got better animations, there are 2 years between them so it is understandable...
A devastating earthquake strikes Tokyo, leaving the city in ruins. Man's only hope is to use boomers, an artificial humanoid form. Everything seems perfect until some of the boomers go crazy and start killing people. The only hope of stopping them is the Knight Sabers, a group of 4 female heroes in form-fitting power suits, with which they can perform amazing feats of strength and agility.
People in powered armor that blow up crazy robots for money is the initial similarity between Viper's Creed and Bubblegun Crisis Tokyo 2040, But the similarities lie beyond that, with similar characters (or at least characters with similar motivations), as well as the backround conspiracy plot that runs through both of them.
Whatever the reason, while watching Viper's Creed I was reminded of Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040. If you enjoyed one of these shows, I am sure you will find some entertainment with the other.
Many years in the future, crime is out of hand. In order keep the city safe, the Tank Police were created. The Tank Police are an elite unit that uses massive tanks to bring criminals to justice, yet many feel they do more damage than they are worth. Leona is a rookie, and within her first few days on the force she is already knee-deep in trouble.
I know, what you’re thinking. How can you compare the two? Viper's Creed is a more serious action adventure, and Dominion Tank Police is a comedy. Well simply, both Animes have Elite forces that protect their city. And both cause a bit of collateral damage in the process.
In the relative near future, fossil fuel cars have gone the way of the dinosaur -- electric cars rule the landscape. And when these electric cars go bad, it’s up to the Ex-Drivers to stop them! Join Lisa and Lorna as they encounter situations revolving around them putting their souped up cars’ pedals to the metal in a showdown of slick cars and hot drivers. Speed is the name of the game and the stakes rise quicker than an RPM gauge in overdrive!
Quite simply, both Viper's Creed and eX-Driver are about an organization tasked with stopping rogue AI vehicles. The result is a number of high speed chases, generally involving some crazy driving and explosives.
If you enjoyed these elements in one series, you are sure you enjoy them in the other.
