Alternative TitlesSynonyms: The Beast Claw Japanese: ケモノヅメ
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Type: TV
Episodes: 13
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Aug 5, 2006 to Nov 5, 2006
Duration:
23 min. per episode Rating:
R+ - Mild Nudity
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StatisticsScore: 7.801 (scored by 1602 users)
Ranked: #5252
Popularity: #966
Members: 4,156
Favorites: 62 1 indicates a weighted score
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Same director, therefore both animes have a similar atmosphere, character-design, art style, set of characters, plot etc... Those series are pretty much alike.
Kemonozume and Kaiba do not look the same, however they both fully use interesting visual approaches to aptly suit the tone of each show. Kemonozume is a bit more rough around the edges and Kaiba is more bubbly. Both of these shows are science fiction on the surface; love stories at heart. I'd recomend watching both of these anime series, especially if you liked one. Same producers too.
The series are from the same director and studio. One has to get used to their unique art style and they are both very emotional, tragic and dramatic.
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same artist.. so chances are if you loved/hated the animation in one, you'll feel the same way about the other.. personally i'm a fan.. the artwork is very surreal, and you feel like you're watching some kind of bizarre dream.. through a painting.. or something.. tis tough to explain.. but both require somewhat of an open mind.. the animation might take getting used to.. the plot-lines are both very twisted and sometimes hard to follow.. but it has its own beauty=]
Very similar animation. Similar atmosphere though Kemonozume's mood is more dark and Mind Game's mood is more light-hearted and funny. Similar crazy plot-lines as well.
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Similar sketchy art styles are all these two have in common.
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Certainly their art styles are something that immediately connects the two, however they both also share the same brutal, stylized violence and grungy modern life coming into conflict with traditional Japanese culture. I was honestly surprised when I realized they weren't done by the same people! :D
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Kemonozume and Hundred Stories both have a very distinctive art style and tend to be rather crazy and voilent. The plots have their twists and none of the heroes can be really called normal. In other words the shows have a similar atmosphere.
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Although the art styles are very different they're both very unusual and interesting and have a big effect on the overall tone of the shows. Both shows also feature themes of daemon hunting and transformation as well as a good dollop of mystery and intrigue. That said the pace, tone and central plot of the shows are very different but if you like one it's definitely worth giving the other a try.
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Certain events are similar to Wicked City, I'll let you decide.
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Both are artistic and very unique anime about people getting caught under the weight of the crushing ambition of those who thirst for power. Lots of sexuality, violence and gore.
While Berserk is all substance, Kemonozume has more style, which is probably the biggest difference between the two titles in terms of the delivery of their stories and characters.
If you've developed a dark fascination for one, then you might for the other.
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