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Mystery and Organized Crime are significant aspects of the anime series but on the other hand, adventure isn’t. It’s primarily an organized crime anime because it revolves around the theme of crime and law enforcement. The series is set in a futuristic city called Judoh, where crime syndicates and corruption are prevalent. The characters in the anime also have tasks for a crime, throughout the series the protagonist Daisuke and his android partner J work together to investigate and apprehend members of various criminal organizations. The anime also solves various mysteries cases which are part of the plot and crime organization, while there may be some scenes where the characters travel, they are not very frequent unlike the mystery aspects and they are also not a core element either.

This is a slice of life anime where a couple of girls babysit some kids and help them build a rope swing. Nothing really adventure wise goes on in this. Maybe this was a mistake made due to the fact that the other two Licca-chan OVAs are Alice in Wonderland-esque adventures. This one is not though and doesn't really have much relation to the other two other than staring Licca.

The anime is based on a video game series that is mainly focused on action and martial arts. The anime follows the adventures and battles of various fighters who participate in a world tournament. The anime does not have a lot of comedy scenes, and when it does, they are not very frequent, as they are mostly used to lighten the mood or add some personality to the characters. The anime is more of a serious and intense series that showcases the skills and styles of different martial arts and the motivations and backgrounds of the fighters. The comedy genre is not suitable or necessary for the anime, as it does not reflect the main genre or appeal of the series. The comedy genre may mislead or disappoint viewers who are expecting a more humorous or lighthearted series. Therefore, I request to remove the comedy genre from the anime. It should also have the adventure tag removed as well because although the anime includes some elements of adventure, such as characters traveling to different locations and participating in tournaments, these aspects do not constitute a significant or central part of the narrative. The primary focus of the series lies in the action-packed martial arts battles and the development of the characters' fighting skills. Adventure anime typically revolve around characters going on a journey or quest, exploring new places, and facing various challenges along the way. While "Virtua Fighter" does have some of these elements, they are not as prominent or integral to the plot as the martial arts battles. The majority of the episodes in "Virtua Fighter" revolve around the characters engaging in fighting tournaments, honing their abilities, and dealing with opponents from various backgrounds. These battles take center stage, and the narrative seldom deviates from the martial arts theme to focus on traditional adventure elements. Given the anime's primary focus on action, martial arts, and tournament battles, it is more accurate to categorize "Virtua Fighter" as an action and martial arts anime, rather than an comedy and adventure anime. The adventure aspects are relatively secondary and do not define the overall tone and direction of the series.

most episodes focuses on the mundane aspect of life such as

• opening a pharmacy, serving the customers, buying a bed for two, cooking for each other, having a picnic, admiring the snow falling, going to a sauna...
the adventure and action parts are sparse and generally happens through relatively short flashbacks (except for the last two or three episodes which are action focused) ; there is an overarching plot but its end game is...

• to always get people back to enjoy the slow and mundane life (the light novel is like that too: every event/narrative arc that temporarily distracts from the slow life ends with the characters seeking and/or getting back to the slow life, hence "slice of life" is not just the background vibe of the story but also its end game, its goal, the real overarching narrative arc)

It doesn't have any adventure other than the first few minutes of ep 1. 95% of events happened in the same location.

the only "journey" he goes on is running from his school to the train station to say goodbye to the girl.

All the adventuring is skipped so the MC has more time to focus on the girls and all the comedy around it.

On the other hand, the adventure tag isn’t very necessary for Bakuretsu Tenshi (Burst Angel) because it doesn’t center around these aspects often or solely focus on them. It doesn’t align with the adventure genre as it doesn’t have a strong focus on exploration or constantly going through various locations throughout the story, and while it does revolve around characters who go on journeys for a sense of embarkment or friendship, it doesn’t necessarily classify it as a adventure anime since it doesn’t feature characteristics typical of genres like exploration nor traveling as mentioned earlier making it distinct from the category. Additionally, the comedy tag is inappropriate for Bakuretsu Tenshi (Burst Angel) because it does not add a humorous tone or lead to comedic situations too prominently, it only features comedic elements occasionally if present at all and the focus is not on light-hearted content either making the comedy tag inapplicable for it. Furthermore, not categorizing Bakuretsu Tenshi (Burst Angel) as a action anime but rather classifying it as a adventure centered comedy anime would be misleading because it misrepresents the overall core focus and the adventure and comedy aspects aren’t as pronounced as the action-packed nature. Therefore, it is more relevant to replace the adventure and comedy tags with the action genre.

It should match up with some of the other entries of the series as this is one of them that falls into the same category.

Instead of typical adventure motives, it is primarily a urban fantasy anime with a organized setting and mystery woven heavily into the story. The anime takes place in an utter Earth city focusing vastly on battles between the main characters (Players) controlling special powers and otherworldly monsters (Noise) within an arena (Reapers Game) that utilizes manipulation which full fills the high stakes game vein. Mystery is literally a prominent aspect as puzzles and investigating cases unfold throughout the series. This is why the show isn’t adventure itself, it should be summarized more rightly on these genres.