Violence Gekiga Shin David no Hoshi: Inma Densetsu

Violence Gekiga Shin David no Hoshi: Inma Densetsu was released in 1991 as an Original Video Animation, emerging during the peak of the late 1980s and early 1990s boom in the adult-oriented Gekiga anime market. This production capitalized on the era's fascination with dark, transgressive storytelling, blending supernatural horror with the visceral, mature themes characteristic of the Gekiga style. It belongs to a subset of independent Japanese animation that targeted a niche adult audience seeking intense, often bleak narratives that stood in stark contrast to the more mainstream television programming of the time.

The animation was produced by the studio Phoenix Entertainment, a company known for its involvement in various obscure and gritty OVA titles during the period. The creative direction aimed to evoke a sense of unease through character designs that emphasized exaggerated, jagged features typical of the Gekiga aesthetic. While the title is largely considered a cult curiosity today, it serves as a representative artifact of the unregulated experimentation common in the direct-to-video market before the industry shifted toward more standardized production models.