Alternative TitlesEnglish: The Girl Who Leapt Through Time Synonyms: Toki wo Kakeru Shojo, TokiKake, Toki o Kakeru Shojo, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, The Girl Who Cut Time, The Little Girl Who Conquered Time Japanese: 時をかける少女
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Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 15, 2006
Duration:
1 hr. 37 min. Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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Ranked: #162
Popularity: #62
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Both are similar in the fact that the main characters in both movies have loved and eventually let each other go. And simply, both have excellent animation.
The whole love thing reminds me of each movie. It's great.
Romance movies at their finest. TokiKake is probably the best non-Shinkai romance anime movie you'll ever watch; and if you HAVEN'T seen Shinkai's 5 cm Per Second yet, then you owe it to yourself to watch it.
The mood in both are very similar. If you liked this, you'd love 5cm/s
Both movies are amazing romance stories beetween two young people. Stories about separation, distance and leaving the one you love. In both is similar atmosphere.
A great love story is what brings Toki wo and 5 cm together. Each involves love between people who are not yet adult but are not children, platonic love, and pure feelings between pure souls. You'll enjoy the romantic atmosphere that permeates through both titles.
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Has some similar elements such as time travel.
Both have time travelers. They have some subtle romance, too, but I think Haruhi is a bit more entertaining.
both are involve with Time travelers
Both deal with a group of highschool students as well as a supernatural factor (particularly time travel). I found both animes had likeable characters and a unique plot. If your into coming of age stories with a twist on the supernatural, with interesting characters than you will most likely like these two animes.
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Both share similar art style. You'll definitely like the unique atmosphere of these movies. They both have romantic storyline set in the background of supernatural events.
The same atmosphere of romanticism and beauty
The friendship between the 3 main characters in this reminded me of the girl who leapt through time, obviously the place promised is much more serious.
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Whisper of the Heart, like Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo, has an easygoing, romantic feel to it. The animation style is also similar. However, their plots are vastly different.
When I first saw Girl Who Leaped Through Time, I thought about Wisper of the Heart. The plot is compleetly different, but their romantic mood and slice-of-life topics are very close.
Both films are heartwarming tales about teenage life and love
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Both deal with time travelling in a way and both are very excellent on their own :)
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Both animes deal with the profound concepts of romance, friendship, and the value of time. Time affects the lives of the characters, implying how precious time truly is and how it can affect the lives of so many. Even memories play the part in the development of character. Furthermore, the animations are enthralling. If you enjoyed one of these, you'll definitely enjoy the other. :]
I'm sure, that there are far better recommendations for Kakeru Shoujo, but still, Ef does share some similar appearances.
Both Animes, have got a very deep touch that moves one very easily (at least I found both very unique and maybe even a bit "philosophical" in their own way), and perhaps even lets one or two tears shed.
Ef has got a more intensive romance aspect, then Kakeru Shoujo, but somehow they both explain how precious time and life is. Ef gives a feeling like "I'm so happy, that I'm fine." (applied on the amnesia), where as Kakeru Shoujo more shouts for "I wish I could time travel!", though even that one would question after watching the movie.
Of course Art and music is nothing to compare, but both Animes are superior in that aspect.
To be honest, there's not so much they do share, especially in the storyline. But definitely they've got that special and unique feeling one searches for in each anime.
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The things one does to fix things for those they love. Countless space/time warps
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Both movies deal with both a very realistic side, namely the school and home sides of the characters, while they have a fantasy side to it. Namely Time-Traveling and Witches. They both deal with similar problems the girls are going through and how they solve them.
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Both these films are grounded in a reality close to ours, and the animation reflects that, from the backgrounds to the character design. In addition they both use fantastical events, science fiction in one and a magical realism in the other, as a device to explore deeper human relationships and to a certain extent causality. They are both charming stories told with a light touch that don't try to hit you over the head with their themes like so much else out there. What they lack in similarities of genre, they more than make up for in similarities in tone, atmosphere and mature (as in intelligent) storytelling.
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Both are movies that have panfull stories with deep inner meanings about the human heart and our attempts to make sense of our chaotic lives.
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Both contain very similar styles of animation, and artwork.
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Both are Slow moving Love stories that don't really happen until near the end of the film. Both have brilliant scores to boot.
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They share romantic themes with their focus on young love, and both have a tragic edge to them near the end. Plus, both of the films center around the visual motif of a girl running. As such, I often tell people that The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo) feels very much like it was made by Satoshi Kon (director of Millennium Actress).
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Both movies are works of director Mamoru Hosoda and share a similar atmosphere as they both start in a light hearted and funny manner and become more serious in a believable way later. Although they were not produced at the same studio the movies have similar detail reduced artwork and really splendid animation.
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both have young schoolgirls who are unique and not typical. have elements of fantasy and supernatural in them, and tons of humour, character development, and dashes of romance. similar carefree/relaxing/comedy feel/atmosphere
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Romantic drama with sci-fi elements. High school characters, broken hearts and bitter-sweet mood. I love both movies.
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Similar graphical style. Characters are basically the same; both have young female lead who possess supernatural abilities. Both are slice of life and they have school element. Lovely pair I have to admit.
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Two romantic comedies that deals with the main character traveling through time to alter future events.
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the characters, romance and developments are similar.
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Similar elements concerning time travel (of a sort) and the differences between the past and the present.
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The relationship between the protagonists are both incredibly deep.
The pace of both the stories are comparable, somehow H&C reminded me to the movie.
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The story of love. Just a little bit of fantasy. That's our life.
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The sensation of eternity appears with survey of both anime. Also it begins to seem that you found the sense of life.
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