Alternative TitlesEnglish: Bartender Japanese: バーテンダー
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Type: TV
Episodes: 11
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Oct 15, 2006 to Dec 31, 2006
Duration:
23 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
L represents licensing company
StatisticsScore: 7.711 (scored by 2712 users)
Ranked: #6272
Popularity: #642
Members: 6,757
Favorites: 64 1 indicates a weighted score
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Both are calm and slow-paced series where the main character helps to solve the problems of the people he meets.
Both are perfect match when you want too see smth and too tired for action, detective etc.
Each series has a single very knowledgable character -- Ginko in Mushi-shi and Ryuu Sasakura in Bartender -- who helps other people. Both are episodic series and, in each episode, the main characters find creative ways to help different people with their unique problems. The pace in each series is calm and neither has much action.
The stories are completely different, however atmosphere are exactly the same. Both amine have a very calming effect on viewer's soul.
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same slow pace
the bar in bartender and the restaurant in Ristorante Paradiso are both one-of-a-kind with exceptional staff
Another beautiful enigmatic story paced for relaxation.
Another serious, fancy-style anime with a slight focus on alcohol, Ristorante Paradiso carries the same elegance and sophistication that Bartender boasts.
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Viral's Sweet Dream is full of references to Bartender.
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Sasakura (Bartender) helps people with their problems and so do the guys of Miracle Train.
However, Miracle Train is a shōjo anime whereas Bartender is a seinen one and in my opinion is way better than Miracle Train.
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Same kind of fanservice, similar realization. On both, good Computer Graphic.
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Take Bartender, replace bartenders with magical girls and you have Natsu no Sora. Both are laid-back slice of life series.
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Both are slice-of-life and have a similar, unique, calming atmosphere. Both are also relaxing and episodic series.
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It is nostalgic, and shows how an intense love for a common goal (hobby or occupation) is never trivial. Bamboo Blade focuses on Kendo, Bartender focuses on drinks, but what is really looked at in both series are the stories that tie in with the event or drink.
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Short, episodic, slow-paced series about people who work through their problems with the help of an unusual source.
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Wonderfully, these two anime capture your attention from the start. The protagonists of the series dually act as minor and major roles in the "episodic" storyline. The two protagonists from Bartender and Trapeze tend to deal with peoples social troubles and help them solve them through strangely fitting and often intriguing ways. The anime Bartender is more serious, while Trapeze cracks jokes to enhance the psychedelic mood. If you're contemplating on watching these and are led astray by the art or concept, give either a try! If you enjoyed or are enjoying either, check the other one out - you won't be disappointed.
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