This list of doujin soft fighting game titles is dedicated to fans of Type-Moon's Fate/Stay Night franchise.
This is part one of a series that focuses on fighting game characters who are of mixed heritage.
The USA Sports Team, one of the original games in "The King of Fighters," has faded into obscurity since the first game.
A 68-episode drama revolving around a sisterhood of three tragic heroines who band together and exact revenge on the people who have done them wrong. 'Band of Sisters' is a must watch drama.
To the uninformed, one might only think of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu when they hear the name "Jiu-Jitsu." Many are wondering what the differences are between Japanese Jiu-Jitsu and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Future Diary - Another World is a live-action adaptation of the original manga Future Diary aka Mirai Nikki. While Future Diary - AW goes off on a tangent, the story is still satisfying.
The Korean drama "Holyland" is a 4-episode series that was adapted from the Japanese manga of the same name. It is the East Asian spin of "Fight Club."
Since his "Final Fight" days, Guy the Bushin-Ryu ninja has enjoyed much fame and popularity in the larger "Street Fighter" universe. He's one of the most memorable fighting game characters out there.
This is part one of a list of dojinshi fighting games that any fighting game fan should take a look at. There are notable titles such as "Melty Blood," "Big Bang Beat," "Akatsuki BK," etc.
Juri Han made her debut appearance in "Super Street Fighter IV" as the first Korean fighter and first Tae Kwon Do user in the franchise. She's the first ever evil TKD user.
Lucia made her first and only known appearance in "Final Fight 3." She is the second female character in the "FF" series and the original TKD user in the many Capcom games.
Rigged aka Fight Night, starring Rebecca Neuenswander, is Million Dollar Baby meets Fight Club in a movie about the gritty world of underground Boxing.
If you are in the mood for watch anime online, there are a couple of websites that legally offer free streaming anime.
Boxing, known as the "Sweet Science," has emerged as a dominant style in MMA. However, it is important to understand what you learn in Boxing isn't entirely transferable to MMA and vice-versa.
The difference between Karate & Tae Kwon Do has been a topic discussed many times. However, an in-depth explanation remains necessary. There are many important details are not factored in.
Bartender, a brief anime series, gives romanticism to the world of bartending. A perfect series to check out if you're a fan of the quiet bar scene.
Nana, a 50 episode anime series, is a tale of two Nanas who become roommates and best friends while pursuing their individual goals.
As the MMA becomes increasingly popular, misconceptions about the sport continue to increase. Many of the myths about MMA culture are misinformed.
With the emergence of "The Ultimate Fighter," the sport of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) has gone mainstream. However, traditional martial arts still remain popular.
Due to circumstances that could pop up in your life, you may have to change martial arts let alone Tae Kwon Do schools. You have to prepare before making the transition.
The sport of MMA brings together different martial arts styles. It's actually a combination of four combat sports: wrestling, boxing, kickboxing/muay Thai, and grappling/Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
It is easy to think of Karate as a singular style but in reality, Karate is the generic term for "empty hand." "Karate" is an umbrella that envelops many styles.
"Ragnarok the Animation" is a conversion of the popular Korean MMORPG title "Ragnarok Online" into a Japanese anime series.
"Sayonara, Zetsubo Sensei" comically epitomizes itself as the epicenter of all negativity. It's sociopolitical satire at its comedic best in the form of Japanese anime.
"Glass Mask" visually portrays the long and difficult journey of Maya Kitajima who is the underdog heroine trying to make it in Japanese's entertainment business.
"Grenadier" comes off as a mix of "Rurouni Kenshin" and your typical Wild West spaghetti westerns in one light-hearted action series.