In the '80s and '90s, a surge of ultra-violent anime hit the airwaves, featuring very twisted and horrific themes.

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The presentation is bright, vibrant and brings to mind the ultra violent anime OVAs of my youth ... The soundtrack is also fitting and incredibly catchy, featuring the kind of 80s inspired, driving ...

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These protagonists employ extreme measures and violence to achieve their goals, setting them apart within the isekai system.

Violent protagonists don't hesitate to kill or destroy, posing a threat to their worlds. From Anos to Ainz, ruthless protagonists like Leonis aim for power, with violence as a tool. There is a ...

Often dubbed the “Golden Age of Anime,” the 1980s were a game-changing decade for the anime industry. As a result of Japan’s economic boom, this was when many great anime producers got their ...