Alternative TitlesEnglish: Space Brothers Synonyms: Uchu Kyodai Japanese: 宇宙兄弟
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Type: TV
Episodes: Unknown
Status: Currently Airing
Aired: Apr 1, 2012 to ?
Duration:
24 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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StatisticsScore: 8.271 (scored by 7437 users)
Ranked: #2232
Popularity: #836
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Both of them are about people setting goals and trying to achieve them. They are great and make me feel warm and fuzzy inside. You will find nothing like this on american tv.
Two stories about the dream of two boys and a path to achieve it. A great humor and the atmosphere. Nice characters.
People trying to archive their dreams, making you feel what they feel and cross your fingers for them.
THIS is the absolute same kind of anime. Except Bakuman has a slightly more shounen feel to it, while Uchuu is a bit more inclined to drama. BUT they both have two very close man male characters who try to achieve their childhood dreams. They both have this empowering nd motivational feel to it and have a lot of funny and hilarious moments that bring you closer to the characters. Both deal with main characters competing with other characters for being the best in what they do.
somehow I found these two anime similar.. though the themes are totally different (manga-space). however, if you like this series then you MUST watch Bakuman (whether if you liked Uchuu Kyoudai or not, I would still highly recommend Bakuman for you) They have similar style of comedy and most importantly they tell stories about people who work really hard in order to achieve their dreams.
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Both deal with space and astronauts
Space themed with in-depth, believable characters. Interesting stories, and also very informative about space exploration.
Same kinda of story, same art and background story....if you liked uchuu you should check out planetes
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Both series will make you feel warm and relaxed after watching them. They also have good, calm music and focus on two main characters that bring out the best in each other.
Adult people doing adult and responsible things.
Both are rather slow-paced SoL shows that feature protagonists, who discover a new goal in life and work diligently towards it.
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Very similar themes: the main characters dreams in going to space and endures a lot of tests. They also experience a lot of problems while reaching their dreams.
Futatsu no Spica, which opens in 2024, and Uchuu Kyoudai, which opens in 2025, provide two different futures of Japan's space program. One portrays the journey toward space as something that has had setbacks because of tragic events, while the other portrays it as the culmination of continuous advances.
However, both also portray space travel as a dream that can come true in spite of the challenges that the characters face. Both works are also heartwarming in their characterization and in their message: that one can become stronger to overcome the past and move toward the future.
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Realistic, 20th century style space flight, in a comedy presentation.
They are both about sending human to the space. Rocket Girls can be considered as an experimental space series, the content is far less serious and lack realism if compared to Uchuu Kyoudai.
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Both of these shows involve space. Weather it be Mars or Venus... These shows are similar with character design too. Uchuu Kyoudai has a warmer feel though, and isn't based on gag comedy and remains more 'down to earth'.
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There are similarities between the two main characters in both animes. The two characters from each story are brothers, the younger brother is the popular one with more success and fame, while the older one is down on his luck however is more talented than the younger brother. Both older brothers have a life-changing experience and begin to work their way towards their respective goals, and over come the younger sibling.
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Sometimes you can't just recommend another series off of things it has in common, if you're like me different shows give off a certain atmosphere and vibes.
Atmosphere is defiantly something i find these two series to have in common, if you like the vibe you got off Uchuu Kyoudai than it's very possible you might the Great Teacher Onizuka.
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People aspiring to be astronauts for missions never seen before.
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Both are about grown man that gave up on their dreams and have a 2nd chance. Both have comedy, though Black Heaven is a sci-fi series about rock.
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The relationship between Hibito and Mutta is almost similar to the bond Kamina and Simon shares--the main difference is the role reversal. In the TTGL's case, Simon's "Aniki" teaches him to believe in himself, whereas Hibito, the younger brother, tries to inspire confidence in his older brother in Uchuu Kyoudai.
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Similar theme: Work hard to reach your goal!
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Both of these shows are different in genres, but have quite unique story.. not your typical school comedy. Both of them have main characters (Kotetsu and Mutta) with easygoing personalities who often get in troublesome, funny situations and are kinda unlucky (to not mention they are both voiced by the same voice actor, so no matter how you look at it they give the same feeling), but their partner/brother (Barnaby and Hibito) are successful in what they do.
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