Tokyo Majin - Recommendations

Alt title: Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou Tou

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Samurai Champloo

Samurai Champloo

Samurai Champloo is all about style, from the dj-style scratching scene changes to the hip-hop-inspired soundtrack to the eclectic character design. Mugen's fighting style is a funky meld of capoeira and limb-cutting, and Jin is the dramatic foil; he is all steel and old-school samurai style. What binds them together is the desire to test each other's abilities, and a promise to a girl named Fuu: to find the samurai that smells of sunflowers, who plays a pivotal role in her past. Together they travel through edo-era Japan, finding battle and comedy wherever they stop.

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Himitsu Himitsu says...

Though completely different genres, I think you'll like Samurai Champloo if you enjoyed Tokyo Majin. The animation style is definitely the same, and you get the awesome fighting + action scenes. The cast of characters give off the same feel as well. Tokyo Majin's Kyouichi is just as cool as Samurai Champloo's Mugen. Samurai Champloo has cool breakdancing moves, and is much more funny.

Vallenncia Vallenncia says...

Samurai Champloo and Tokyo Majin are completely different in appearence but the overall feel of the anime is really similar. Both main characters are real jerks on the outside but are really softies on the inside, and they always seem to save the whiney annoying girl from the bad guys in the end. In my oppinion both animes are great, but Samurai Champloo is slightly better :)

Red Garden

Red Garden

Four students of the same age have nothing in common except that they attend the same elite New York City school. Kate, Rose, Clare and Rachel all belong to different cliques and hardly notice each other's existence. Then one day they gain something in common, something very important, something mysterious. They find themselves drawn together by the death of a fellow student and the secret of their own missing memories. Suddenly they are thrown into a world of hidden warfare on the city streets and are caught up in secrets which would not be believed by others. These four all have their own problems to struggle with, things that seem more important than such strange conflicts. Can they escape from this fate? The only thing they know is that despite coming from four different worlds they now have to rely on each other or die without a hope.

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Cetonis Cetonis says...

Well, both Red Garden and Tokyo Majin deal with a group of students who - despite the fact that they would normally have nothing to do with each other - wind up having to band together by night to take on some unknown demonic sort of threat. Unsurprisingly this sends both anime a similar direction, involving some degree of investigation into the enemy, the characters learning to get along, and naturally some battle.

Although Tokyo Majin doesn't have the kind of drama in the character's daily lives that Red Garden does, and Red Garden doesn't have the tao mysticism that pervades Tokyo Majin, these two anime still feel awfully alike. So, unless the only draw for the one you watched was that mysticism or that drama, you should certainly find the other one to your liking.

kissmetgen kissmetgen says...

The pace of this anime is almost the same. There are five 'chosen" individuals in Tokyo Majin compared to four in Red Garden.

Zombie-Loan

Zombie-Loan

Michiru has an unusual ability: she can see a dark ring around a person's neck that signifies their time to die. However, she suppressed her powers once she "saw" the deaths of her parents – until now. After accidentally seeing rings around the necks of two boys in her school, it seems that Michiru's powers are back for good. The two are zombies who are working for the secret loan office known as Zombie-Loan, and they need Michiru's help to find other zombies – those with dark black rings around their necks. Though Michiru initially refuses, due to a series of events it seems she has no choice but to comply...

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Merryberry Merryberry says...

If you enjoy watching Zombies and the use of supernatural powers to combat them, then both Zombie Loan and Tokyo Majin both offer these, admittedly in entirely different manners, it still refreshing to see a new take on the use of Zombies in a series.

ItsJustAwesome ItsJustAwesome says...

if you like Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou Tou then your gonna like  Zombie loan (both ways) they both have fighting and zombies sort of but i think the story is good. There are several key characters with special powers. and Both series have a group of people who are in both cases around the high school age.

Yozakura Quartet

Yozakura Quartet

In the town of Sakurashin, demons and humans live together in harmony; and to help transition its new members, the Youkai Life Consultation Office provides support and guidance. Its members contain mind reading, cat-eared Ao, strong and beautiful Hime, conjurer Kotoha, and Akina - a human with the ability to vanquish the souls of harmful demons. Together, the quartet will help the town stay safe and try to keep the peace between humans, demons, and those who would harm them.

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kissmetgen kissmetgen says...

The pace of this anime is almost the same. There are several key characters with special powers.

KittyEmperor KittyEmperor says...

Both series have a group of people who are in both cases around the high school age and have supernatural powers who's job it is is to keep the general population safe from evil forces. 

Highschool of the Dead

Highschool of the Dead

When the infected approached Rei and Takashi's school, it led to a gruesome blood bath that left the majority of students and staff dead or turned into the zombie-like monsters that have spread throughout the world. Together with a handful of other survivors, Rei and Takashi set forth to find their families in a world that is rapidly detoriating. Governments have collapsed, the killer disease is out of control, and people everywhere are trying their best to simply live through each day...

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kissmetgen kissmetgen says...

Blood splattering galore! Both series have a group of highschool freinds and acquaintances fighting alongside each other. The only differnce is that Tokyo Majin characters are fighting blood sucking demons and in HighSchool of the Dead, the characters are fighting blood sucking zombies.

Menchi Menchi says...

HOTD and Tokyo Majin have two major things in common. Firstly, both series feature high school students as the main characters. Secondly, they both have some serious zombie-whacking action! When the undead meet with the very much alive youth, there's bound to be some bat-swinging and ass-kicking ahead, so be advised, this pair is great for any action fan!

Bleach

Bleach

Fifteen-year-old Ichigo Kurosaki is a typical teen with fighting skills, two caring sisters and a special trait: he can see ghosts. However, when Ichigo and his family find themselves under attack by a huge beast, Ichigo discovers that there’s more to the supernatural world than the everyday specter. Vengeful spirits known as Hollows roam the world in search of devouring souls, and Shinigami – soul reapers – work tirelessly to defeat them and guide normal ghosts into a place called Soul Society. Ichigo valiantly fights the Hollow that threatens his sisters, but on the verge of defeat a Shinigami named Rukia gives him her powers, turning him into a Shinigami himself. Ichigo must now adjust to his new life of both vanquishing and saving souls for the sake of Soul Society.

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posh posh says...

These series both have intense fighting and a team of high school students who recently acquired power through spiritual means. Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou Tou is much darker than Bleach and lacks the humor of it also, but it makes up for it in gore.

Ghost Hunt

Ghost Hunt

Mai Taniyama is a first year high school student who lives a carefree life telling ghost stories with her friends. One day, she meets Kazuya Shibuya, the head of Shibuya Psychic Research (SPR); and together, she tags along to help him investigate paranormal activities in a haunted school building. His assistant Lin was hurt during an incident to protect Mai from danger, so what more can Mai do than to take the job as Shibuya's assistant? Along with a team of other ghost hunters, they will uncover the mystery of a strange case coming their way, while Mai starts to discover her own abilities.

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AngelSpark5 AngelSpark5 says...

Ghost Hunt and Tokyo Majin are both in the scary/horror genres, and they deal with weird paranormal activity. If you like ghosts, scary stuff and being a little creeped out you will surely like both series.

Hellsing

Hellsing

In present day England, a war is being fought. The average citizen does not notice, but vampires are running rampant among the populace, and it's up to the Hellsing organization to contain the bloodsucker threat, using even their own weapons against them. Alucard, a vampire himself, is the best agent the organization has to offer, answering only to Integra Hellsing herself. No one knows much about this mysterious figure fighting against the occult, but things starts to change after he “recruits” a new agent to the establishment...

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Menchi Menchi says...

The main idea in Hellsing and Tokyo Majin is battle against the evil undead to save the city. While in Hellsing it's a rebel vampire fighting with guns against ghouls and other vampires, in Tokyo Majin there's a group of youngsters fighting zombies using magic and martial arts. Well, fighting anyway.

Shakugan no Shana

Shakugan no Shana

Sakai Yuuji thought he was a normal high school student, until one fateful day when time stopped. Watching in horror, he witnesses a monster devouring the "frozen" people around him; but luckily for Yuuji, he is saved by a sword-wielding red-headed girl that calls herself a "Flame Haze". The girl informs him that he has been dead for some time now and that his current self is merely a replacement for the human that he used be while alive. He is, she says, merely a torch whose life will come to an end when the blue flame in his chest ceases to burn. After this rude awakening, Yuuji realizes that he is able to see the flames of life in other "torches"; and after discovering that a friend of his is also a torch -- and her life is burning out faster than his – he gains the courage to live out the rest of his life with meaning. Will Yuuji be able to find his place in the world before he ceases to exist?

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Menchi Menchi says...

Both Tokyo Majin and Shana include a lot of magic and martial arts, but the biggest theme in both of them is fate. You cannot change your destiny, if you don't know what it is, can you? Although there are zombies in Tokyo Majin and soul-eaters in Shana, I think you'll like both of them.

D.Gray-man

D.Gray-man

An akuma is a soul which has been brought back to life through sadness and despair with the powers of Millenium Earl. Their mission is to terrorize the earth and all who dwell within it. The Black Order is a group of Exorcists that have sworn to cleanse the souls of the akuma, and collect the substance known as "innocence". This powerful substance can be used as an anti-akuma weapon, and ultimately can help destroy the evil Millenium Earl. Allen Walker is a young Exorcist who has the ability to tell who is human and who is an akuma with the help of his cursed eye. Together with the Black Order, Allen must find all 109 pieces of innocence to protect the world and defeat Earl.

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KiraRin KiraRin says...

I did consider putting in a recommendation for Bleach to go with both of these series, but then remembered I don't particularly like it >.>

What D.Gray Man and Tokyo Majin seem to offer up above and beyond Bleach is more depth to the characters and no, or very few, filler episodes. The fight scenes in both are quite breathtakingingly beautiful and the characters are well thought out.

Whereas Tokyo Majin focusses on Japanese mythology, D.Gray Man is based around fiction from the Christian bible.