Titles that deal in might and magic will fall into this category. Inuyasha and Tenkuu no Escaflowne are a couple of titles which fall into this genre.
| Title |
Rating |
Synopsis |
| C |
|
Chiyoko Millenial Actress
|
Buy |
See Sennen Joyu
|
| E |
|
En Tripper
|
Buy |
See Rumik World: En Tripper
|
| F |
|
Fire Tripper
|
Buy |
See Rumik World: En Tripper
|
| M |
|
Millennium Actress
|
Buy |
See Sennen Joyu
|
| R |
|
Rumic World: En Tripper
|
Buy |
See Rumik World: En Tripper
|
Rumik World: En Tripper
|
Buy |
A young five-year-old-child, Suzuko is thrown from a burning building of the feudal era (of Japan) into a futuristic world of a 20th century Japan. Having grown up and adapted to her new life, a catastrophic event of a burning natural gas storage facility envelopes both her and the five-year boy that she was escorting. The fireball returns her to the time of her childhood, where she is saved from bandits by a brash young warrior named Shukumaru . But for the fire tripper, she is surprised to learn that the moment permits her to hold dear both the child of her past, as well as the prince of the present.
|
|
Rumik World:Fire Tripper
|
Buy |
See Rumik World: En Tripper
|
| S |
Sennen Joyu
|
Buy |
Fujiwara Chiyoko was once a major movie star who dominated the Japanese cinema world. Thirty years ago, she abruptly disappeared from the screen and from public view. One of her greatest admirers, Tachibana Genya, a documentary filmmaker, has traveled to the isolated mountain lodge where she makes her home to interview her. He presents her with an old key that once meant everything to her, and as if that key had opened a door to her memories Chiyoko starts telling the story of her life, interweaving moments from her past and future and passing through the boundary between reality and the movies that had made up so much of her life, guiding the audience through a millennium of Japanese history.
|
|
|
千年女優 (Japanese)
|
Buy |
See Sennen Joyu
|
