Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Yookasu Come Here, Junkers Come Home Japanese: ユンカース・カム・ヒア
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Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 20, 1994
Duration:
1 hr. 40 min. Rating:
G - All Ages
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StatisticsScore: 7.381 (scored by 669 users)
Ranked: #17412
Popularity: #3526
Members: 1,502
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The dogs represent the "look on the bright side" aspect of their stories.
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Another film about friendship between children and a talking dog, the schnauzer Junkers.
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Both provide a balanced mix slice of life and drama using the perspective of the difficulty of a youth's life as the story. They both have fairly plain character designs and a magical assistant of sorts to help the main character in their personal struggles.
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Charming, family-focused drama about a kid with a fantastical pet.
Coo to Natsuyasumi elaborates on the supernatural element, especially how society deals with it, and some dark themes. Junkers' magic remains unexplained, and is more of a plot device supporting the protagonist's characterization and climax. Junkers is also more character-focused, but both have detailed slice-of-life.
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The anime's are both about a lonley girl finding a friend in a pet. Though Minna no Uta is alot shorter than Junkers
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Both are slice of life, telling the stories of two children growing up, falling in love for the first time and all the rest.
'Whisper of the Heart' focuses more on romance and deciding what direction to take life in beyond school. 'Junkers Come Here' focuses more on a young girl trying to carry on, despite not seeing her parents and them being on the verge of splitting up, also spending a lot of time advancing its lead by using her first crush.
I'd say most that like 'Whisper of the Heart' will also like 'Ocean Waves' and 'Only Yesterday', too - all the titles mentioned are mostly realism heavy titles, aimed more towards mature viewers.
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