Legend of Lemnear: Kyokuguro no Tsubasa Valkisas

Same style but short and without humor  

Notable works of Urushihara Satoshi with the same art stylization. The genres do differ as well as the stories in their own ways, but the character designs are similar. 

The main heroines of these anime are extremely comparable in terms of bravery and choice of attire since they share similar old school high fantasy design philosophy and art direction of badass female warriors in bikini armors surmounting difficult hurdles to attain their goals. 

Both of these are high fantasy '80s OVAs featuring a hero who is on a journey to find and defeat an evil villain. 

Sword & sorcery-like plots driving female protagonists against world-conquering evils. Lemnear might be a bit grittier. It takes itself seriously with more bare skin and blood. Tobira allows a bit more character development and the villain has a few more dimensions than the one from Lemnear. But each film—both are one-shot OVAs from the late 80s—has more than enough fun and surprises to keep one entertained. These OVAs won't change your life, but they should entertain. 

Another scantly clad sword wielding 80s fantasy heroine. What makes this particularly similar is the art style. Both OVA/movies share an obvious inspiration form the 1981 Heavy Metal Film, and the art style popularized by the magazine itself. 

OVAs with very typical sword and sorcery setting, with a White haired MC who seeks revenge from the villain for destroying his village and kill his/her family. 

the world and atmosphere are similar, ryu knight being a bit more cheerful and lemnear a bit more serious and sexual. 

another really bad anime of similiar style and story 

ladies as the main character that let NO MAN tell them wat to do, and they show something alright 80´s style.Wether its fight like an chosen warrior(lemnear) or just destroying stuff cuz u want to for a kiddy reason(outlanders) and the best of it is the funny stuff! 

Both OVAs are short with simple, quasi-mythological fantasy plots. They both take place in compelling, dark fantasy worlds which are characters in and of themselves. The art in Lemnear is much better, but the world in Mozaika was more compelling. Both worth a watch if you like oldschool fantasy.