2011-09-09, 18:49 | Link #1 |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Anime/manga about games, tournaments, survival, etc
Anybody know any more animes/mangas about games? I've read liar game, the bunny murder manga, battle royale, one outs, kaiji, akagi, enigma, gantz, the higurashi umineko stuff, high school of the dead, gamble fish, the one where 13 where kids fight on a robot against people from other worlds, and I'm looking for more suggestions. Specifically, I like animes and mangas where people are teaming up to beat other teams, or just competing with others to survive, teaming up to survive against zombies, or just play games.
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2011-09-09, 21:21 | Link #3 |
Black Steel Knight
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Indonesia
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Eden of the East, Yu-Gi-Oh! (read the manga, DO NOT watch the anime), Hunter x Hunter, Angel Beats!, & Hikaru no Go, comes right to mind if you mention about games & survival if you haven't watch/read them already.
About tournaments, there are Shaman King (the manga is a lot better), Flame of Recca , The Law of Ueki, and Yu Yu Hakusho in a number of episodes/chapters.
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2011-09-11, 07:11 | Link #5 |
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Mirai nikki has a manga and anime coming this fall
Eden of the east is an anime series and 2 movies the same author that did the Doubt (the bunny murder manga) is writing judge HunterXHunter is a manga as well as first anime made a few years ago and a remake coming this fall King of Thorn is a survival manga that has a movie adaptation Limit is a survival manga Saki is a whole different take on Mahjong (the game you saw in akagi) Ben-to starts airing this fall Maybe a bit of a stretch but Bakuman has a bunch of people trying to be a top mangaka and there's people teaming up together as well as rankings
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2011-09-11, 07:17 | Link #6 |
AS Oji-kun
Join Date: Nov 2006
Age: 74
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Shion no Ou, a rather obvious pun on Hikaru no Go, is a under-appreciated story about a young girl who aspires to become a Shougi ("Japanese chess") player. Shion was orphaned at age four when her parents were brutally murdered. The story follows both Shion's rise through the Shougi ranks and the investigation into her parents' murder.
I'll also endorse Hikaru. I recently re-watched it and realized once again what a compelling show it is.
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2011-09-11, 12:27 | Link #8 |
AS Oji-kun
Join Date: Nov 2006
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(Did you edit out some of the post above? I was replying to the part where you talked about a stronger focus on survival and mind games.)
The two-episode arc (#8-9) in Mononoke called "Nue" might fit the bill. The rest of the anime is excellent as well. I'm impressed to learn you've watched Shion no Ou. Not many people have.
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