Genres
Comedy Aims to entertain and amuse through humor, often using witty dialogue, slapstick, or exaggerated situations to provoke laughter.Ecchi Features suggestive fan service, often with revealing clothing, suggestive poses, or humorous situations involving nudity.Music Centers around musical performances, the lives of musicians, or the impact of music on characters and their stories.Tags
Idol Centers around the life and activities of an idol.Primarily Adult Cast Main cast is mostly composed of characters above a high school age.Gender Bending Prominently features a character who dresses and behaves in a way characteristic of another gender, or has been transformed into a person of another gender.Yakuza Centered around Japanese organised crime syndicates.Body Horror Features characters who undergo horrific transformations or disfigurement, often to their own detriment.Back Street Girls -GOKUDOLS-
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Three yakuza underlings—Kentarou, Ryou, and Kazuhiko—mess up an important job for their boss. Given a choice between having their organs harvested or undergoing sex reassignment surgery to become female pop idols, they reluctantly choose the latter. After a grueling year of training in Thailand, they are reborn as Airi, Chika, and Mari, debuting as the amateur idol group The Goku Dolls.
Despite the feminizing brainwashing they endured, the three idols retain their yakuza spirit. Their boss hires Mandarin Kinoshita, a legendary manager with a flawless track record, to force them to embrace their new roles. Now, with their lives on the line, the reluctant yakuza must unleash their inner cuteness and succeed as idols—or face dire consequences.
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5.5 The Flying Luna Clipper
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The Flying Luna Clipper
OVA · 1987
5.2 Lovedol ~Lovely Idol~
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Lovedol ~Lovely Idol~
OVA · 2007
3.5 Don't tell Mom
A nocturnal educational film designed to help children develop their emotions, expressions, language, and physical skills through singing and exercising. The story follows a big brother who guides young viewers in fun activities, encouraging them to enjoy music and movement together. As the children engage with the big brother, they explore their feelings and learn to express themselves in a playful environment. However, the lighthearted lessons take an unexpected turn, introducing elements that challenge their understanding of boundaries and trust.
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ONA · 2015
7.7 No Game, No Life
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7.3 The Seven Deadly Sins
In a medieval-inspired world, the Holy Knights of Britannia are the realm's protectors, but a faction of them—the Seven Deadly Sins—is accused of betraying the kingdom and plotting to overthrow the monarchy. They are exiled, and the remaining Holy Knights seize control of the Kingdom of Liones, assassinating the king and establishing a tyrannical rule. Princess Elizabeth, the third princess of Liones, discovers the truth: the Sins were framed. She escapes and sets out to find them, hoping to reclaim her kingdom. Her first encounter is with Meliodas, the leader of the Sins, who now runs a small inn with a talking pig. As she gathers the scattered warriors, she must uncover whether the legend
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TV series · 2014