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Outlaw Star

Outlaw Star

Alternative Titles

English: Outlaw Star
Synonyms: Seihou Bukyou Outlaw Star, Future Hero Next Generation Outlaw Star
Japanese: 星方武侠アウトロースター

Information

Type: TV
Episodes: 26
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jan 8, 1998 to Jun 25, 1998
Duration: 25 min. per episode
Rating: R+ - Mild Nudity
L represents licensing company

Statistics

Score: 8.041 (scored by 25275 users)
Ranked: #4132
Popularity: #361
Members: 44,790
Favorites: 1,126
1 indicates a weighted score
2 based on the top anime page.

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action adventure drama romance sci-fi space

Recommendations Submitted by Users

They are both set in space and both deal with crime and adventure. Also the animation style is similar.
reportRecommended by June - Add to favorites
If you like Outlawstar! then you must like Trigun!! =D
Similar character setting, older brother, younger boy, a girl or 2 at the side. They both inherit some universe beating machines and go far and wide throughout the universe for a girl.
Almost the same setup and story goal. They are both about a crew going through space and looking for a certain location to fulfill a life long goals.
Everyone is forgetting the similarities between Neon Genesis Evangelion and Outlaw Star. Both animes was release upon about the same century and era, both have meccas, both the storyline and plot pretty much takes place in space. What more can you ask for? These 2 animes reminded me of each other when I saw anime for the first time when I was little.
Angel Links is a spin-off to Outlaw Star and takes place in the same universe. The Angel Links members Valeria and Duuz first appeared in Outlaw Star.
Main character (also macho) finds strange girl. From other sides difference 500%!!!' And Outlaw Star really recommended.
Great plot, superb charaters, and a quest for knownlegde/power/ self discovery.

Big O has everything that makes a show great.
Space, Space Battles, Mysterious Characters, and the same general type of feel. Each are unique on its own, but similar in set up.
If you're looking for absurd and hilarious adventures with eccentric characters, wacky weapons and visual jokes, then both of these shows seem to fit the bill - only one's steampunk and the other's space opera.
If you like action and comedy, then you'll like this show. Outlaw Star is sci-fi, while Kenshin is more of a historical samurai deal, but you'll definitely notice a similar feel between the two.
Both series have humor, a hint of fanservice, serious moments and a ton of action. Outlaw star takes the path of a space-age protagonist on a quest which ends in an epic battle. Check it out!
Space adventures, wild shootouts, and enemies that make u think: WTH is that thing??? mixed with comedy moments, which differ because both are like 16/17 years apart from each other but still enjoyable!
Both are very much fun to watch and have a rag tag team that will blow your mind!
I'm kinda surprised no one recommended this. Outlaw Star is about pirates and a treasure hunt just like Mars Daybreak. To compare the two: Outlaw Star does not technically have "Mechs" but the star ships are sorta mechs themselves. I would say that if Mars Daybreak had the more complex story line like Outlaw Star does they would be mirrors of each other just in different universes. Most of Mars Daybreak seemed to developed the love relationship over the quality of the story line. Outlaw Star develops the story line with a quieter approach to the love interests. Overall I would say Mars Daybreak is the little brother to Outlaw Star.
Both of these have a really similar sort of atmosphere, I can't really put my finger on it, but I'm pretty sure it has to do with the art, the futuristic Western setting, and the comedy thrown in to each episode.
One male in a ship full of females. Same thing.
Basically people just going around trying to get cash.
Both main characters take odd jobs if the pay is right. Both shows offer plenty of gun slinging; though DMC is quite gory, keep that in mind.
Both Mobile Suit Gunadm 00, and Outlaw Star have the meccha type anime and plot takes place in mostly from a galaxy far far away in outer space, =P. Not really but you get the whole concept that both animes pretty much takes place outside the world and use Mecchas.
Anyways, these two animes made me realize you don't really have to be a hardcore meccha anime fan or a casual meccha anime person to be honest, but it's basically watchable to any people who are into anime in general.
It's amazing to see the that Mobile Gundam 00 has more actiona packed and more Mecchas, I haven't seen the anime full yet but I've seen previews and from friends that this anime is amazing.
On the other hand, Outlaw Star has Mecchas, action, adventure and what not, but it focuses on the Romance aspect as well.

Mospeada and Outlaw Star are both presented in an episodic fashion and involve a group of people traveling through their respective worlds(In Outlaw Star, space; Mospeada, North and South America), with an ultimate goal in mind(In Outlaw Star, unlocking the mystery of the Galactic Leyline; Mospeada, forcing the Inbit invaders from Earth). During their travels, they meet with various people and undergo multiple ordeals, while moving towards their goals.
Lots of action, adventure and heavy battles, these animes are great. Both of them have great character design with a bit of shading. Even the girls that help them out are machine type...
Has the same space pirate theme, with a similar type of not your average crew and a ship that shows a resemblance to the Outlaw Star. May not be as action packed but brings you back that same feel of Gene and the Outlaw Star crew.
Both have similar:
*Concept
*Feeling
*Space ship
*Character
*Universe

I think Outlaw Star is better because it's better done and has a more serious plot.
reportRecommended by XzaR - Add to favorites
Outlaw Star and Arcadia of My Youth are all about space operas spiced with rebel ships and plenty of action to boot. Both are seasoned with plenty of cheese and take place in a distant future in which several factions are in conflict. Outlaw Star has plenty of humour and does not take itself too seriously for the most part while Arcadia of My Youth is greatly dramatic but there are enough space related battles going on to assure that these titles could share the same fanbase.
Similar concept but in different zones. Gungrave is done far better and has a very unique plot.
reportRecommended by Eldar - Add to favorites
Interstellar action. lol, Spaceships, action, and comedy.
Well now lest see here hum........

they are similar because of Harry MacDougall. Since he turns his whole buddy into a mechanical machine. Kinda like the Elric brothers, but at least they don't wont to blow people up. Also by the fact that they both are searching for something, that they really wont.
Very entertaining spaceship adventures with engaging characters.
reportRecommended by drf - Add to favorites
I made this recommendation for Outlaw Star because everyone is forgetting about this anime has a lot on Meccha and Space ship adventures and what not.
If you like the concept of Meccha and animes that takes place in space then this is definitely the type of anime worth checking out.
It has all the Sci-fi/Fantasy of a good anime. Both animes are definitely are really good to check out.
Both series give off a similar feeling of an epic endless adventure.
Outlaw Star however, was only 26 episodes long.

Charimastic leads building up their crews, great female characters (somewhat rare in today's shounen titles), similar settings (Government, Criminals and Bounty hunters).
reportRecommended by drf - Add to favorites
Both about space pirates chasing the main characters in search of a precious item which is almost related in the amount of value.
You will have almost the same feeling from both these animes. IF you enjoyed one, Im sure you will enjoy the other one as well.
How ever OS has almost no ecchi scenes and low humor, however I guess the Effect is almost the same.
It includes racing to a point, and it is very Scifi/fantasy.
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