5 anime like Prime Rose, ranked by the community. These aren't random picks — they're the shows people watch next when they want more action.
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The story of a young girl and a young dragon. Naturally, they are the best of friends, and naturally the rest of the world is against them both. However, when demons decide to trash their world, they side with those who have always been against them. (Source: AniDB)
Mugen Senshi Valis is a Japanese platform game series developed by Telenet Japan. The Valis games (as they were known in America) tell the story of Yuko Asou, a Japanese student of the late 1980s that is bound to protect three different kingdoms - our own land, the land of the...
Humans acquired a perfect source of energy called "Patia", which brought self-sufficiency in food and fuel to all the people in the world. Trade and transportation began to diminish and finally the advance of the civilization terminated. Now the genetically modified plants cover...
Muscat Tyler is the 108th prince of the Galaxy Empire and is known as an eccentric person. He travels around the universe accompanying a Walking Arsenal, K.K, and Lu of the Light Wing Race, the strongest creature in the universe. Wherever they go, there is trouble. (Source: ANN)
The king of the Tower of Wind seeks the power of the legendary Dragon's Head, and employs the fighter Moka, the thief Buruman, and the magic user Kiriman to steal it for him. But the Dragon's Head is sealed in the Temple of Fire, and to capture it Moka will have to face the sect...
Fans who liked Prime Rose tend to recommend Dragon Century, Valis: The Fantasm Soldier, Waza no Tabibito the most. If you're into Action and Adventure, any of these are a solid pick.
Prime Rose has a 5.89 on MAL from 2,743 ratings. Scores are mixed, but plenty of fans swear by it. Worth trying if the premise sounds interesting.
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