If you're looking for anime similar to Legend of the Mystical Ninja, you might like these titles.
Fifty years ago, the Demon Stone and RAVE (two powerful artifacts) are broken and scattered throughout the world. The story follows the journey of Haru Glory; during his travels he meets many new friends and allies, and also enemies known as the Daemon Card. He will have to use the powers given to him by RAVE to defeat the Daemon Card and find the other pieces of RAVE.
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Rave and Ninja have entirely different stories, yet have a remarkably similar feel. Each has a variety of odd creatures and a ragtag cast of heroes who must fight nefarious villains. I know that sounds generic, but trust me - if you like the feeling of one, you'll probably enjoy the other (though I strongly prefer Rave to Ninja).
Taking place in current-day Tokyo, AGF follows the story of Fubuki, a video game enamored teen who has won the title of "Champion Arcade Gamer". Fubuki's secret weapon is her Fashion Panty, which, when activated, releases all the spirits of the best gamers in the world, making her invincible. With this year's championships right around the corner, Fubuki might find herself in over her head, as this year, the four kings of the Gyurashikku-Dan are hell-bent on stealing the championship title, and consequently, taking over the world!
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Though Fubuki and Ninja have little in common, each has a campy feel and involves video games. As this isn't super common in the anime world, I felt this recommendation was warranted.
Takamine Kiyomaro is a junior high school student who thinks he’s too smart for school, to the disappointment of his mother. On his 14th birthday a surprise literally crashes through Kiyomaro’s window, in the form of… a small naked child?! His name is Gash Bell and his goal is simple: be a mentor for Kiyomaro, at the request of Kiyomaro’s departed father. In return, Kiyomaro must help discover the secrets behind Gash Bell’s amnesia and his past, with only a red book as a clue. As if things weren’t crazy enough, Kiyomaro soon discovers that Gash Bell is a demon -- one of many on Earth -- who can be forced back to the demon world if its corresponding book is burned. Armed with the power of the red book, Kiyomaro must now help Gash Bell defend himself against other demons who want to vanquish him from the Earth, lest his newfound friend vanish forever!
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Zatch Bell and Ninja are both campy titles with a remarkably generic shounen feel. It's hard to explain why I think fans of one would enjoy the other, so I'll chalk it up to a gut feeling. If you like random battles, strange monsters and unlikely heroes, check out both Zatch Bell and Ninja.
For many years the Gods of Evil and Dragon Gods fought many battles - until the day that those with the blood of the Dragon Gods sealed away the power of the Gods of Evil. In the present, Ryu is a dragon ninja who, one night, is attacked by a group of assassins. He finds an I.D. card on one of the assassins which belongs to the Friedman Company, which is owned by Dr. Ned Friedman, a man claiming to have cured cancer. On top of that, upon walking by a house Ryu hears a young girl asking for help. What do these mysterious events mean, and does it have anything to do with the power of the Gods of Evil?
Girls study at schools for modern shinobi. They dedicate their entire young lives to learning to become true shinobi, battling each other to polish their skills. And then one day, Asuka, whose grandfather is a legendary shinobi, encounters an ancient evil being named a "Youma" in the back alleys of Tokyo at Christmastime. Where there is light, there is shadow. Over 28 of the strongest and most well-endowed ninjas in history, both good and evil, will collide in a battle to determine true justice. And this deadly battle begins... right now.