Wild Arms: Twilight Venom


Wild Arms

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Alternative Titles

Japanese: ワイルドアームズ トワイライトヴェノム
English: Wild Arms
French: Wild Arms
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Information

Type: TV
Episodes: 22
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Oct 18, 1999 to Mar 27, 2000
Premiered: Fall 1999
Broadcast: Mondays at 19:00 (JST)
Licensors: ADV Films
Studios: Bee Train
Source: Game
Genres: ActionAction, AdventureAdventure, FantasyFantasy, Sci-FiSci-Fi
Theme: VampireVampire
Duration: 22 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Ranked: #63702
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Popularity: #7071
Members: 9,042
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They have characters that are similar. The stories are fantastically told. The combat scenes are cool to watch.  
report Recommended by Ennis1001
Both anime were developed by Bee Train and are based on Sony PS1 games. Very similar in art and style as well story progression. If you enjoy one you will enjoy the other 
report Recommended by MiamiGuns
Having watched Wild Arms: TV years ago I felt an unexpected nostalgia while watching Grimoire of Zero. They do have distinctly different flavors in a high level summary. Wild Arms is to the tune of a western with gunslinging, a few deserts, outlaws, trains and the like. Grimoire of Zero is a more traditional fantasy world with magic predating technology or industry that one might expect an old adventure game to be based on. The factors I drew parallels on, however, are as follows: * A muscle-bound seasoned roughneck type character pairs with a runty character who is more mature than  read more 
report Recommended by aeris311
Both are based on popular JRPG series as well as sharing an colorful cast of characters in high stakes action. 
report Recommended by Disapeared_Ghost
Another good game adapted into a anime, tho with a slightly longer and interesting plot line. The animation and sound are very similar but it has the same kinda tone to the whole show. Its not actually part of any game but its a interesting side story in the games universe. When i think of either of these anime they both connect in my head so, yah i recommend if you like Eternia check out twilight venom. 
report Recommended by Shaja
Both series deal about grown-up characters turn into little kids. 
report Recommended by AkatsukiUlquiora
If you really like guns and want more watch trigun better graphics but not tat good and has very good fights and best guns ull ever seen  
report Recommended by ohitislove
Both are based of JRPG's, Both are set in a Desert or deconstructed world. They both have characters with mysterious past that are revealed as the series goes on. With each episode containing it's own small story, but with thing adding up to the whole picture. Action, Adventure, definitely worth a check. 
report Recommended by zerolon
Both are action adventure anime from the late 1990's that have a decent amount of fight scenes and comedy. Both anime feature a grown-up character turn into a little kid and go on a quest try to turn them back to an adult. 
report Recommended by Hellspawn28
Well the only similarity between these 2 anime is that they both turn into little kids 
report Recommended by AkatsukiUlquiora
Devil Hunter, Dante is the son of sparda, then the ARMs and gunslinger Sheyenne Rainstorm had many tricks on guns. But Dante is quite good than Sheyenne. Well never mind. 
report Recommended by dante_90