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** ''Film/OneArmedSwordsmen''
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* ''Film/OneArmedSwordsman''
** ''Film/ReturnOfTheOneArmedSwordsman''
** ''Film/ZatoichiMeetsTheOneArmedSwordsman'': This is notably a GenreMashup with {{Jidaigeki}} as the Chinese wuxia protagonist travels to late-Edo Japan and fights a blind Japanese swordsman.
** ''Film/TheNewOneArmedSwordsman''
** ''Film/OneArmedSwordsmen''
** ''Film/ReturnOfTheOneArmedSwordsman''
** ''Film/ZatoichiMeetsTheOneArmedSwordsman'': This is notably a GenreMashup with {{Jidaigeki}} as the Chinese wuxia protagonist travels to late-Edo Japan and fights a blind Japanese swordsman.
** ''Film/TheNewOneArmedSwordsman''
** ''Film/OneArmedSwordsmen''
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Compare SwordAndSorcery, HighFantasy, HeroicFantasy, and {{Swashbuckler}}. The Japanese equivalent is JidaiGeki, particularly the ''chanbara'' subgenre -- interestingly, the term ''wuxia'' was originally a calque of the Japanese ''bukyo''. In Japan, however, the term ''bukyo'' has since faded into obscurity. The closest American equivalent is TheWestern, especially regarding its hazy boundary with WeirdWest. For the 2011 movie titled ''Wu Xia'', see ''Film/{{Swordsmen}}''.
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Compare SwordAndSorcery, HighFantasy, HeroicFantasy, and {{Swashbuckler}}. The Japanese equivalent is JidaiGeki, particularly the ''chanbara'' subgenre -- interestingly, SubGenre--interestingly, the term ''wuxia'' was originally a calque of the Japanese ''bukyo''. In Japan, however, the term ''bukyo'' has since faded into obscurity. The closest American equivalent is TheWestern, especially regarding its hazy boundary with WeirdWest. For the 2011 movie titled ''Wu Xia'', see ''Film/{{Swordsmen}}''.
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* ''Manhua/RavagesOfTime'', as it is based on ''The Romance Of The Three Kingdoms''.
* ''Manhua/WeaponsOfTheGods'' (which the RPG below is based on) and basically all of Wong Yuk Long's works such as Film/DragonTigerGate.
* ''Manhua/WeaponsOfTheGods'' (which the RPG below is based on) and basically all of Wong Yuk Long's works such as Film/DragonTigerGate.
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* ''Manhua/HitoriNoShitaTheOutcast''
* ''Manhua/RavagesOfTime'', as it is based on ''The Romance Of The Three Kingdoms''.
* ''Manhua/WeaponsOfTheGods'' (which the RPG below is based on) and basically all of Wong Yuk Long's works such as Film/DragonTigerGate.
* ''Manhua/RavagesOfTime'', as it is based on ''The Romance Of The Three Kingdoms''.
* ''Manhua/WeaponsOfTheGods'' (which the RPG below is based on) and basically all of Wong Yuk Long's works such as Film/DragonTigerGate.
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* ''Manhwa/{{Veritas}}'' uses many wuxia tropes but the story itself is more on the cynical side and the main hero is a BloodKnight rather than a traditional noble wuxia hero.
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* ''VideoGame/JiuXiao'' combines ''wuxia'' with {{steampunk}}, in a world set AfterTheEnd.
