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Genre · 6 series
Martial Arts Short Dramas
6 martial arts series across 1 app. Median length —.
- Series
- 6
- Median length
- —
Where to start
Ranked by our editor score; ties broken by whether the series is complete, then by length. How often this setup gets published, and how the median title in it performs, is mapped in the trope explorer.
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The Sword God's Rage
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From Wastrel to War God
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Reborn as the Martial Saint
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(Dubbed) I Became Martial King Through Massage!
- 01Servant? Try Sorcerer Supreme!still releasing — 55 episodes so far
- 02The Sword God's Ragestill releasing — 58 episodes so far
- 03From Wastrel to War Godshortest here at 52 episodes (—)
- 04Reborn as the Martial Saintstill releasing — 62 episodes so far
- 05(Dubbed) I Became Martial King Through Massage!longest here at 65 episodes (—)
The extremes
| Series | Platform | Episodes | Runtime | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shortest run | From Wastrel to War God | NetShort | 52 | — |
| Longest run | (Dubbed) I Became Martial King Through Massage! | NetShort | 65 | — |
| Shortest | From Wastrel to War God | NetShort | 52 | — |
| Longest | (Dubbed) I Became Martial King Through Massage! | NetShort | 65 | — |
| Most free episodes | Servant? Try Sorcerer Supreme! | NetShort | 55 | — |
Where to find them
6 of the 6 are on NetShort.
All 6
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How this page was built
The 6 series on this page carry Martial Arts as a genre label in the catalogue of the platform that publishes them. We do not tag series ourselves, which means this page is exactly as complete, and as inconsistent, as the platforms' own labelling. Episode counts and runtimes are read from each platform's listing for that specific series. We do not score series and we publish no rating of our own, because nobody here has watched all 6 of them. One thing we cannot tell you: no platform publishes a dependable finished/ongoing flag, so a series that wrapped last year and one still posting episodes look identical to us. Where a card here says still releasing, read it as “we have not seen an ending”, not as a confirmed schedule.