Glasslip

Sure was a suprise . It had the same features as nagi no asukara. It's still quite mysterious. Its very similar to Nagi because of the characters and the place its located. Its just a small town near the sea with not so many people. Very good if you like a little comedy and romance in a slice of life kind of anime. Though it may be a little slow . 

Nagi no Asukara & Glasslip both gives a feel of drama between friends who have been together for a long time. These story starts with the involvement of another person that created a domino effect aka one thing leading to another. They also share similar genres and art, plotted in a small town. 

This is literally the exact same show. -Group of friends get interrupted by the arrival of a new, seemingly emotionless male student in their group -Main character is a silly genki girl -Plot seems to be based around the love spider web, leaving the actual premise on the back burner. -Sachi is Miuna (Not that that's a bad thing) -Takes place in a seaside town -Same animation/character designs -Same overall feel -Same show Needless to say, if you liked NagiAsu, and want a simila- another NagiAsu, watch Glasslip.  

-Both school setting -Girl falling in love with the stranger guy -Love Polygon/Hexagon 

- Both have an iddentical scenario - Both have a triangle or square love -Both have beautiful OP song 

-Same studio -Slice of life and romance -Setting (Port Town) -Seems like a huge love polygon 

Both by P.A. Works Similar type of genre where character development will play a huge role in acceptance of the new character, or drama inside the group Both have characters whos main role is to effect the outcome of the party they are involved in. Love and drama will be factors as a Male rivalry kicks in 

A person like a person but the person likes another person (complications) Their both awesome even thought Glasslip just came out !!!!!!! 

Has a really similar feel to Nagi no Asukara Close group of friends that get thrown into a bit of chaos following the introduction of a new student Complicated love triangles/squares/pentagons Similar characters Tsumugu - Okikura (I swear Okikura is an older version of Tsumugu) Hikari - Yukinari Manaka - Touko 

Both anime have similar moods and atmosphere and is also centered on romance with complex relationships. NagiAsu and Glasslip are both located in a port town while the former having an added fantasy genre with people living under the sea.  

Both have a new guy that comes into the friend group, fucks up all the relationships, and never really shows how they feel. Oh and they both make you feel like crap, never fulfilling all the time you wasted watching the show. 

Beautiful animation with a beautiful soundtrack. Both anime deal with a group of friends slowly starting to drift apart as feelings are revealed and conflict ensues. The theme of change is also constantly prevalent in both.  

- Same studio (P.A. Works) - Same genres (Slice of life and romance) - Love Polygon (he likes her, but she likes someone else) - Seaside setting - Group of friends that receive a new person in their group. - Similar main character 

Both shows consist of love webs with at least each of the main group being in love with another member. Both also involve an initial group being introduced to a subtle and quiet guy, who essentially impacts the group and their relations with each other 

Both of the series have the same vibe as in drawing style and storytelling, not to mention the group of friends going through hard times together  

Supernatural things occur, many many love triangles, and similar characters. It's technically the same, just in a different setting. 

Life has to be lived to the fullest and in the midst of it, fond memories will be made. 'Glasslip' gives off a captivating vibe on the joys of life in a slow manner and throughout it all, reveals a captivating gift. Relationship adds to the sweet touch of an already close friendship shared between one and another. 'Tari Tari' excel in musicality superiority and present life as it should be. One must be focused in order to dream the DREAM and achieve the fundamental goals. Friendship must never be disregard regardless on how successful of a path is taken.  

Characters are very similar - look and personality wise. Same production house. Both are fun, quick, but Glasslip appears to have more complex characters. Tari Tari is a little simpler. 

Essentially the same slice of life tropes and slow paced feel. They differ from each other by having the passions being glass making while the other is singing oriented. Glasslip is a love drama, whereas in Tari Tari, has no love interests as a plot focus. Also Glasslip does have a slight supernatural aspect to it in which the main characters have premonitions of the future.  

•both are produced by the same animation director and company •both are situated during their school time, almost close to graduation, centered around a group of friends •both have the same aura/sense of feeling as your watch them both, besides the animation style being the exact same, you can just tell if you have watched one, that it will be similar to the other •both groups of friends, struggle with relationships and feelings throughout their course of adolescents, setting off flags for each other or falling short •they are both similar in the way, the anime focuses on a group of friends, throughout their days of highschool and day to day lives, focusing on the struggles and accomplishments they make, you will love tari tari, but you might like glasslip, but it will be a major downfall from watching tari tari. read more 

These two gave the same feel to me and I just found out that they are from the same studio, so that might be it. The art is great in both and the comedy is similarly well-done, usually in the form of funny situations or small plot developments. Both anime are slice of life dealing with friendship with bit of romance stirred in. The stories center on a group of close-knit friends who go through the good and bad times together. They deal with personal issues and conflicts between each other. Each character in the group will have episodes connected to his/her back story and how it affects the group as a whole. Some of the characters give off the same feel! My favorite is Touko from Glasslip and Wakana from Tari Tari. They both seem to face the most arduous hardships of the group, and consequently get a lot of character development. As I have only seen episode one of Glasslip, this should be taken with a grain of salt. read more 

It's also a group of friends with a slice of life type feel and the same type of romance. There is a supernatural element in both. 

A group of five friends, enjoying school life, then a mysterious new person comes along and supernatural events begin to occur. The groups friendship is strained whilst feelings for each other are unfurled. 

When i watched Glasslip, the first thing that popped up was Kokoro Connect, since it felt nostalgic. The theme seems similar like friendship, romance and maybe some drama invovled too. 

Just got a similar feel when i watched both anime 

Friendship is the main theme there is love and drama 

Both series are pretty relaxing, calm animes with a small romance, taking place in summertime. We have group of five friends having fun, but yet their problems with love and friendship. One person loves another, but this other persons is in love with someone else, this is clearly visible there. Those series are slice of life with a bit of supernatural themes.  

In terms of character, Glasslip and Anohana are almost similar. Both have 6 main characters. A complicated love problem, but in my opinion it's still more complicated Anohana and the ending is a bit unclear (but maybe not for Anohana) the point is both fun to watch and there is also a strong supernatural or fantasy impression in the anime. 

A lot of similar characters and similar scenes. Glasslip reminded me a lot of Ai's arc from True Tears (with a love/friendship falling apart, but comes back together) and Hiromi's arc (The jealous of one person's relationship with their lover caused them to act bitterly to them). All in all, of you loved those two arcs in True Tears, you should ignore the hate that Glasslip gets and give it a try. If you enjoyed Glasslip, you'll definitely find True Tears a treat to watch! Also both shows have chickens in them that represent some sort of theme in the show, so if you loved them in one, you'll definitely love them in the other! read more 

Both are directed by the same guy and deal with day to day relationships. The pacing of the shows are similar, and the main character is artistic in some way. Also the obsession with chickens is strong in both. 

+ supernatural thing happening that they don't understand + group of friends + dramatic  

If you like slice of life genre, you must watch these two stories that have place in the summer and the plot is centered on something supernatural, like foresights or aliens. In the same time, a love story that ends somehow sadly is started. 

Bot are slice of life anime about friendship (and perhaps even more). Both have school setting and both have chickens. 

Also made by P.A studios. Hanasaku and glasslip share similar art, type of drama, and the slice of life vibe. You could see that both the main heroines are very loud, and very likeable because of their personalities on wanting to do great things. Just watched the first episode of glasslip and I'm starting to like it since it shares similarities with Hanasaku. Check out hanasaku before going into glasslip :P.