MangaFighter
Manga Fighter was OnNet's free Windows online third-person shooter, published in North America through GamesCampus. Cartoon characters fought across toy-scale arenas using firearms and items in solo, team and cooperative modes. The North American service closed July 30, 2010; the Dutch QPang edition survived until June 2013.
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MMO DNA
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A PvP-only lobby shooter with no PvE content
Matches require 2-4 players per lobby
Lobby-based arena maps, not a persistent world
Fast third-person shooter action
Why you might like it
- A distinctly cartoony, manga-styled take on the third-person shooter genre from the late 2000s.
- Six selectable characters with unique skills gave real build variety for a lobby shooter.
- The Dutch QPang regional edition kept the game alive for years after the NA service closed.
Things to consider
- This is a lobby-based PvP shooter, not a persistent shared-world MMO, despite its MMO marketing.
- The North American service was confirmed shut down on July 30, 2010.
- No official way exists to play this game today, even the longer-lived Dutch edition.
Research record
- Last checked
- 2026-09-07
- Profile depth
- Full
- Source note
- Documented North American and Dutch (QPang) service history; synced from sibling profile manga-fighter
What MMOFinder has checked
- Gameplay featuresStructured gameplay fields were source-checked for this profile.Verified
- Gameplay mediaTwo source-attributed gameplay images are recorded.Verified
- Source trail2 linked sources are recorded for review.Verified
- Last reviewedCatalog fields reviewed Aug 25, 2026.Verified
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MangaFighter timeline
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- 2007Released
MMOFinder records MangaFighter as released in 2007.
- CurrentCatalog status
Closed — North American service ended July 30, 2010; the Dutch QPang edition ran until June 2013
- 2026-09-07Research checked
Core catalog fields were reviewed for this profile.
MangaFighter screenshots & gameplay
Two verified gameplay screenshots for a quick look at the game in action.
Source: YouTube gameplay video
Gameplay, availability and research notes
MangaFighter is classified by MMOFinder as a Third-person shooter. Manga Fighter was OnNet's free Windows online third-person shooter, published in North America through GamesCampus. Cartoon characters fought across toy-scale arenas using firearms and items in solo, team and cooperative modes. The North American service closed July 30, 2010; the Dutch QPang edition survived until June 2013.
The verified profile records OnNet as developer, GamesCampus / RealFogs as publisher, 2007 as its release year and Free-to-play as the current access model. Supported platforms are Windows. Combat is recorded as Lobby-based PvP combat across six modes, not a persistent shared world. Discovery tags attached to the profile include Shooter, PvP, Catalog.
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