Alternative TitlesEnglish: Eureka Seven Synonyms: Koukyou Shihen Eureka Seven, Eureka 7, Eureka Seven Psalms of Planets, Koukyoushi Hen: Eureka Seven Japanese: 交響詩篇エウレカセブン
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Type: TV
Episodes: 50
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 17, 2005 to Apr 2, 2006
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24 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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Both are done by the same studios and have very similar animation, and the 'family' feeling amongst crew members in both series is very strong, particularly at the beginning.
Both of them have few favourite Bones features, which they applied to almost all of their original works:
- a mysterious girl with unique abilities, which is somewhat apathetic towards her life;
- a special crew of few members which accept our main (or not so main) hero and he starts to learn about their past and ways of living;
- a Green Peace scent - let's save the nature and all the people, though in Xam'd it's not as strong as in Eureka;
- a teh genki brown-hair shounen, destined to save the Earth from some great disaster;
- lots of support characters which don't hesitate to make appearance even more often than main ones etc.
and loads of minor similarities as character designs, plot twists, seiyu etc.
The art styles are similar... done by the same team. Also, both have science fiction/fantasy type themes. Both also have airships xD
The same team that worked on Eureka Seven came back to work on Xamdou.
Premise of plot is similar, as well as character roles and art.
Airspace, adventure, action and a great base story. Characters show similarity, being on a 'neutral' airship doing 'odd-'job(s) to make a living. Sound, visual and the scenery are in both anime's stunning. While Eureka Seven has more episodes, sidestories, Xam'd seems to be sticking to the storyline. But both are awesome to watch, taking you on a great adventure.
Bones, the producers of Eureka seven (aired 2005-2006) made another great anime: Bonen no Xamdou (aired 2008-2009)
(if you liked eureka seven then you might even be more hyped about this anime.)
- Both animes got some wonderful characters with some great depth
- The fantastic sound and music in both shows makes the experience watching these shows wonderful
- The story in both animes is probably what will catch your interest the most though! Sci-fi Action Adventures can't go wrong honestly ... hah
- Oh and ofc ... The animation is amazing, nuf said!
You'll find some big similarities between the shows, but i wont tell you what, since you'll notice them yourself when you will start watching. However.. They are very much alike ! ;)
I believe that both animes are based on awsomness!
The design of the characters and art is identical to Eureka, which I love! The genre is the same.
They both have similar story lines and progression. They also reside in about the same universe.
Same creators, same style of story line, same style of art. Basically if you liked Eureka Seven you'll like Bonen no Xamdou. However, I fell Bonen no Xamdou will be better then Eureka Seven...
Common themes. Similar characters.
Bonen no Xamdo has the same character designer as Eureka Seven, as well as sharing similar animation styles and mecha themes. Both anime are created by Studio Bones.
Xam'd is made by the same company as Eureka SeveN and as quite a few similarities with Eureka but has it's own Unique style to itself... if you liked Eureka SeveN You would most definitely like Xam'd!
By Bones, Similar universe to Eureka 7 but main character is a bit more manly.
"Xam'd" is pretty much a reused version of "Eureka 7."
Ideas, characters, plot elements are all recycled.
But hey, isn't recycling good?
Xam'd feels like a re-envisioning of Eureka Seven. Just like Eureka Seven, it has a motley crew aboard aircraft/airship zipping around here and there with some awesome mecha action thrown in. So if your ever looking for something similar, give Xam'd a shot.
Same studio and similar world.
great animation and same producers
Both of the main male roles are supported by a group of interesting characters who've got their own flying ship. Both have strong mecha themes, and both Renton and Akiyuki have to mature in order to survive. Both animes start focusing around the every day guy's life and develop from there. Xam'd and Eureka 7 both have protagonists resisting the military.
So... these have pretty similar themes, styles, and whatnot (same makers, after all), and the plots could also be called similar, what with a dumb guy who happens to land on a cool airship with a crazy crew and a strange girl with short colored hair that has jewelery adorning a right strand of her hair, and then they fly around having to battle ancient evils and conspiracies and crap like that.
Same animation style, pace, plot, character growth...Pretty similar over all..
i recamend this cause well it has a nice similarty just watch and see!
Almost the same experiences. However, while E7 has a deeper plot (and twice the time to develop it) Xam'd is more dense and dramatic. Both are brilliant shows.
I got the same feeling watching both.
Both stories have a main character getting away from his home on a Ship for different reason after meeting another important character. To survive. To Follow someone. To make their life something more. Doesn't matter. Both Character, non really knowing what is happening at first start to slowly get it and pretty much 'Make' the Ending happen the way it does by becoming character with a important impact on other character and on the story.
Both are good show really entertaining.
Don't expect some Mecha in Xam'd tho you won't find any.
Both series contains sci fi theme as well as very similar character designs considering the same studios are involved.
Both series also contain interesting cast of characters and rather similar setting with technology beyond our modern world age.
Both series contain action, sci fi, drama, some comedy, tragedy, and even romance. Both series' main protagonist also has their lives completely turned upside down after strange events in the pilot episode.
Story, What happen to the MC and how they both ended up on a ship that they don't fit in the start.
Nakiami and Eureka, Takehara and Renton. Their personality are pretty much the same as well.
If you like the one then you'll 100% like the other
Xam'd : Lost Memories is very similar to Eureka Seven , first it's the same studio who produced the two series , which is studio BONES . That's why it has the same art (thanks to Ayumi Kurashima )
The heroes are two teenager who following an incident finds themselves transported into an airship. On board a commander who dictates orders, and a crew who will laugh at them before they become one of them .
And in the two series the plot revolves around love ...
Yes it's exactly the same ...
We could even say that the stories are taking place in the same world .
In conclusion , two EXCELLENT series who will fascinate you by their story and originality .
Both are very similar, Eureka Seven has more drama and romance while Xam'd has a little more action, but both are still amazingly good.
The art style is similar, and so is the plot.
Similarities:
- By Studio BONES
- engaging story lines
- Well designed characters
- Great Artwork and Music
- Similar genres: Romance, Action, Drama
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Eureka Seven takes many MANY things from Evangelion, such as characters (i.e: Rei Ayanami = Eureka), use of mecha, some things from the plot, etc. Sometimes when I was watching Eureka 7 I felt i was wachting eva, altough Eureka is not as sad or phsicological as Evangelion.
Eureka Seven is very similar to Eva. They both have mysterious mechs. The main male characters think alike and go through a lot of change, there is a lot of character development.
Both are sci-fi, both of them have a main character who follows his evolution, and a lot of good action and sci-fi scenes :-)
Eureka7 was clearly influenced by NGE
Both have strange, simillar mechas, some psychological problems and mystery. However NGE is more .. mature (?).
Characters' style in the beginnig of the story.
Both main characters are boys. Both go through things that make them go through developement. Theres plenty of Mecha battles and drama in both of them and both can get psychological at times. Also, in both NGE and E7 the mechs make up a lot of the mysteries in the plots.
The LFOs in Eureka are similar to the Evas in NGE.
Few anime series can compare to the masterpiece that is Evangelion, but if you are looking for something similar then Eureka Seven is more than likely a series you'll enjoy. Both stories' central focus is around a young male and his search for belonging, as he's thrown into the midst of a giant conflict. Giant mechs, young love, and large casts to boot, these two series are both quite similar to each other in a number of ways. Spoilers and synopses aren't my type, so ultimately I'll leave it for you to decide. Eureka Seven certainly isn't as timeless as Eva, but it's one of the better series one could compare it to and it still does a great job of keeping its audience captivated up until the final curtain falls.
Giant robots. Strange creatures to fight against. Protagonists with f***'d up lives. What more could you ask for? It's all right here in these two great anime series. Check them out!
Annoying main characters + angst x32847928374 + babes + mean older dudes
Another anime heavily-influenced by Neon Genesis Evangelion. Both have protagonists who feel out of place and have to save the world from a mysterious and deadly enemy.
well they're both similar because of the whole child growing to an adult thing. if you like mecha then you'll love these
Both are about young boys that live in the shadow of a great catastrophe caused by their father. As such, they have "daddy issues" but both boys get a father figure mid-series that helps them grow. Both have humanoid biological robots, both have a kuudere blue haired girl pilot that's around before the protagonist shows up and has a special connection with her robot. She serves as the main's love interest. Both series also have another pilot girl who is a little crazy, but really just had a terrible upbringing and doesn't know how to love. Both have a theme of the villain wanting to connect the consciousness of all humanity, both have an Earth that's undergone drastic climatic changes, both have the protagonist's robot upgrading to become more humanlike. Both even have controversial "retelling" movies!
Both robot have similar design.
Both have amazing plot but with different approach
Both include romance, action, and mystery.
Mysterious female characters and the one's that fall for them. Plus the disasterous plot of the world ending, fighting with machinery/robots.
Cute relationship that starts to form between main characters, and how they try to save the world.
Both question human nature, and humanity.
Eureka 7 borrows some elements from Evangelion. Eureka is clearly a tribute/copy of Rei and the Nivash and TheEnd both have "souls" much like the Evangelions.
Mecha anime with existential and psychological themes.
I think everyone sees this. I was certain watching the first episode that Renton was a parody of Shinji. I think he's more of a reconstruction-taking all the things that make Shinji bad and using them to give the hero Renton becomes some powerful meaning. Themes of isolation, conflict with other species and nature, poor communication, and broken families, plus uncomfortable undertones of sexual exploitation as a marker of humanity's innate problems, are shared here. There's also the shared theme of madness, but hey, this is anime.
The concept and theme are somewhat similar. Nirvash = Eva
Both are story driven, though Eureka Seven is not as psychological as Neon Genesis Evangelion. Both are appealing even if you're not into mecha anime. Both have a bit of a love story though Eureka Seven is driven by the love story.
Most importantly, these are gems that should not be missed.
The mystery, mecha, and action are hard to deny in both series. Not to mention, romance as well. Both series also have emotional awkward children piloting giant mechs and creating their destiny. Their destiny are what leads to them to become what they eventually strive to achieve.
A classic mecha series for any fans who is interested.
Both show has biological robot and and main character from both show has a strong bong with their robot.....
Eureka Seven = Evangelion reskinned + Rainbows
Both anime are about a young and wimpy teenage boy piloting an over-powered mecha to save the world.
During a conference in 2010, Dai Satō (writer of Eureka Seven) claimed that a lot of fans dismissed Eureka Seven as a clone of Neon Genesis Evangelion without even watching it.
It's true that both anime involve mostly psychological introspection of the characters and mecha fights, but there's so much more to Eureka Seven that people don't often talk about, and it's definitely worth discovering. Great soundtrack, natural design, touching themes (among which, true love) and mesmerizing plot are just a little taste of the whole world that Eureka Seven has to offer the spectator.
I'm only making this comparison simply because 1: They are pretty much staple to watch if you're first getting around to watching anime in general, and 2: watching E7 right after Evangelion won't leave you feeling destitute, since Eva is very diverse from everything else I've watched so far.
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Mecha anime, mixture of humor, mysterious "aliens", a large cast of unique individuals, not to mention both take place on a devastated planet.
Both Tengen Toppen Gurren Laggann and Eureka 7 revolve around small, young male leads coming of age in a world they don't quite feel comfortable with. With the help of their friends, and respective similarly aged love interests, both Simon and Renton find the motivation to better themselves and grow into strong young men. These shows both balance comedy with drama, all the while displaying heavy mecha themes.
Same kind of anime, a group of crazy main characters that have their own mechas, and live a lot of adventures.
both are about young men who start out kind of unsure of themselves and wimpy, but through certain events grow and become majorly epic, and because of that end up changing/saving the world. And both have otherworldly girlfriends that they pretty much risk it all for.
Both Gurren Lagann and Eureka Seven center around young boys who are developing into brave young men. Both series include a strange girl that makes the young hero blush, and characters with similar personalities (i.e. Talho and Yoko, or Holland and Kamina). They also both have to do with mecha and alternate worlds. Beings other than humans exist in these worlds. E7 is the longer series.
Gurren Lagann is similar to Eureka Seven in the use of mech. But thats not all, it shares a similar young protagonist and a mysterious young girl. But at the same time Gurren is nothing like Eureka Seven, in that it is compleat fun insanity at times, and at other times is much more dramatic.
Both are about large groups of people on an adventure to save the world. Both have constant use of mech, though it is more significant in Gurren Lagann. Gurren Lagann has more comedy and ecchi moments, while Eureka Seven has more drama and romance.
Mecha,Story comes around great young men love and a great story what ese can you ask 4
Both are Mecha, Sci-fi, Action, Adventures about young average boys that end up accomplishing great things, for the sake of humanity. ^_^
Rather than say what is similar im going to say what is different, TTGL is the MANLIEST shonen in existence, while Euerka 7 is the best mecha/romance in existence. If you like one you WILL like the other. DON"T QUESTION JUST WATCH
Full out comedic mecha action
Various instances in the series correspond with each other.
Spiral Power = Eureka + Renton's ablity to bring out power in the Nirvash
Existance of universal limitations present in both series.
GAR
Boy meets girl situation in both series which develops a bond throughout the series.
Well..here we are!~ let's start saying that both anime have a main char as a boy that start the whole story with his own power. Both anime have the mecha side as an important part, and the factor 'a world to change'; also the characters group are kinda similar. Another great point that both series have is the Simon+Nia's relationship a lot similar to Renton+Eurka's one.
For the graphic part: Good char design and pretty nice background design in both anime. And a really interesting story for both. I highly recommend to watch both! Trust me :3
Ok, gurren lagann are super robot inspired and eureka seven are real robot inspired, but these two have much similarities. Starting with protagonist, renton and simon, both are fearfull boys and both makes a lot of misses but in decisives hours, they makes the job. Talho and Yoko, both are the sexl simbol of their animes, strong girls with nice attributes. Nia and Eureka are nothing similar but, Nia/Simon - Eureka/Renton relationship are similar, both are learning from each other. Both main organization (gekkostate and dai gurren dan) are similar too, smart, with a lot of confusion, fight and comedy with your members. And for finish, you probaly gets the same feeling watchting both.
Conclusion: Both are nice animes, if you watch one, watch the other. Eureka Seven And Gurren Lagann are masterpieces.
They both have amazing robot fight and plot developement
Both Simon and Renton are boys with normal lifes,but suddenly Simon comes up to surface,and Renton joins the Geko State.They both become stronger,and in the end they have to fight,to save the world.
Tengen Toppa is more epic,and have a bit more humor in it.
But Eureka Seven has more romance.
If you like to see Giant Robots in a whole different Perspective, and see Development at its best, then i would recommend Gurren Lagann. Join Simon, Kamina, and Yoko as they battle against oppresive forces.
both have to do with using robots to fight
they both fall for a girl who is not human
both have awesome fights
Both are absurd, over-the-top, DBZ-style mecha, yet they are also deceptively deep. E7 features much more romance than TTGL, while TTGL has more focus on adrenaline, but both deal with 14 year old boys who learn how to be men by taking on the mission of saving the world, and having to deal with life's tough situations.
Both Gurren Lagann and Eureka Seven revolve around two somewhat wimpy protagonists (Simon and Renton). The two ultimately become involved with a whirlwind of events regarding the fate of the world, drastically changing the average pace of their lives. Both protagonists join their respective teams (though in Gurren Lagann the team forms as the story progresses), which both serve to oppose the antagonist forces in some way and endure a variety of experiences, happy and tragic, that serve to develop them extensively as the story progresses. Simon and Renton have love interests that, while quite different personality wise, can both be considered naive about certain aspects of human life and are both a far cry from typical humans for reasons revealed throughout the stories. Both series utilize mecha as a means to carry out the storyline throughout, with intense battles in which the protagonists require intense willpower to ensure victory.
There are, however, some distinct differences. Gurren Lagann is a much more over the top, action based story that retains a simple yet effective plot. Eureka Seven focuses more on the drama and romance aspects with a more developed (and longer) story. Gurren Lagann is categorized as super robot, while Eureka Seven is real robot, meaning drastically different mecha designs as well as the fact that Gurren Lagann has much more high-scale and explosive type action by comparison. The settings are also quite different, as Eureka Seven has a more sci-fi and futuristic feel, at least until Gurren Lagann reaches the second half. Aside from the major characters, Gurren Lagann and Eureka Seven have very different casts, especially with the antagonists and side characters.
All in all, both are great stories and if you like one then the other should be very enjoyable as well.
Both have similar themes, if you liked one you will like the other.
The rebelling group, started first out as fun people, then became serious as the story went on. The Authority is protect the world but not the people. There is mecha, there is duo who control the main mecha. Renton, and Eureka kinda seem like Simon and Nia only R&E seem to have more love then S&N. Nia looks alot like Eureka, too.
It even has Johnny Yong Bosch, voice of Renton, but in Gurren Lagann, he isnt the main character, but he is the second secondary pilot of the Main Mecha.
Both Main Male Protagoras changed a lot ever since the first episode, they both start from someone that's weak and silly but later one they both turned mature & badass :P
Fighting, Drama & Romance are alike..........
Both of these wonderful anime are about a boy who is living in a cycle where it's the same thing every day and nothing changes. Then, a girl appears in their lives, and everything goes downhill from there. Both Eureka Seven and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann are also mecha and bery entertaining! AND, Renton and Simon (the main characters of these series) are both 14 and aid in a revolution to change the world in which they live for the better! I highly reccomend Eureka Seven to any Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann fan!
Both stories are a coming of age tale of a young teenage boy who grows up piloting a unique and incredibly powerful mecha.
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mecha anime... war between to opposite views. GREAT drama, few tear jerker moments :
Deep, thoughtful, but also light at times. Both these animes have strong plots and characters and feature interesting applications of the stereotypical mecha genre
the style, the type of monster looking things. It is a pretty good story with the same anime style
Both not only contain Mechanical robots, but both have suspense packaged in every episode so you'll be begging for more!
Overall, both are well done, unique animes with a nice style to them that anyone can enjoy if they don't have a stick up their butt.
Even though many people dislike Mecha animes, both of these seem to be loved by all including the Mecha haters. Both animes have interesting characters, plots (although Eureka 7 is rather confusing at the start) and awesome giant robots. Their stories are not similar but this just makes watching them a whole new enjoyable experience.
Both shows have a young boy who is placed with powers that he is unsure of. The Goverment is keeping both of the young men back as they try to take over the world. Eureka Seven will give you the deeper conation to the supporting cast other that just the main cast.
Same english voice actor.
these are both extremly good anime's i loved watching both of them they both contain alot of mecha and also they both have very good plots. and all together they both make amazing series
Mecha, action, drama, comedy, over-the-top fights, and politics. What's not to like?
Epic mecha with great characters, if you liked one you should like the other. Eureka Seven is more romantic than Code Geass but they both have awesome Mecha action.
Both Code Geass and Eureka Seven involve mecha and fighting. Although Eureka Seven has a bit lighter of a feel to it, both have intense moments, as well as comedy and romance. =)
Both are mecha and have a dark tone. Eureka Seven is slower and a little less dark than Code Geass, but the story and action are great. The character development is excellent and has you really hoping the two MC's succeed.
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A teenage boy meets a cute apathetic girl in which they are connected by a red string of fate to these unique girls. The closer these individuals become the more we see how deep of a connection they share.
Both series have a mecha theme when on the battlefield
Genres Sci-fi,Mecha.
Boy meets Emotional(mysterious) girl.The girl having secret relationship with someone.
Romantic relationship with partner(Eureka/Renton, Shu/İnori).Girl wanted to project male character,the same way she wanted to be away from him.The main character doesn't know anything about the history of his family.Main character in the series became a man.Two series have Good Soundtrack and OP/ED.
- Both are sci-fi.
- In both, a boy meets a mysterious girl.
- Both have a resistance group.
Mecha that takes place in post-apocalyptic world;
group of rebels *a.k.a terrorists vs the official military rule;
charismatic leader of rebels & newby who doesn't even understand what he's exactly doing;
mysterious girl with unknown powers;
in GC I do believe in romance between protagonists that will somehow save the world like it was in Eureka
1- Its a underground group who tries to change the world who is about to its ends. Apparently.
2- The main character begins expecting for a ''life change''. He's bored of living the same life and blablabla. Then a certain guy pops up and offers him to join his underground group and start doing missions and, you know the common things.
3- The owner of this group, is respected by everyone and no one dares to dissapoint him. No one.
4- Both main character get slapped by the group's owner for being so childish and stupid. Yes.
5- After a few episodes you're starting to notice the main character less coward and doing shit to surprise people.
6- Both main character fall in love with a girl more powerfull than they are.
7- The group's owner go all like ''So you choosed him'' when the chick picks the main character over them.
8- They kiss the bitch they stupidity fall in love.
9- The place where they live is also taken by someone else power.
10- Theres this guy who's crazy about owning the world. And this is my favorite character.
11- The cute goody goody guy can't miss.
12- After the group's owner gives up about the chick, they go for the other girl. Apparently Gui missed this part.
13- If i keep going it'll take me hours.
14- EVERYTHING IS CLICHÉ. I prefer Eureke Seven but...
main char doesnt really want to fight, but wants to protect girl
resistance group vs military
strange girls
mecha
girl and boy first meet at like a old warehouse like place, used by boy
boys have similar hair
boy and girl believe in eachother, when they get closer
Also the military has orbital space station that can leave a MASSIVE crater
when we talk about these two animes especially , No one can deny that they are similar to each other
the main character is a boy (renton, shu ) who has no thing special in his live ,this changes when he meet a girl ( Eureka, Enory ) and fall in love .then the two decide to go and fight with them . the two Animes has big robots ( mecha ) and they fight against their country army ( evil) . I really find these two animes very alike and very wonderful !
-Main character is the ordinary people who will join the organization.
-at first weak but increasingly stronger
-when angry ,no one can stop main character except main heroine
-Main character is always close with main heroine
Male main characters both suck in the beginning. Are unbearable to watch at times. However, as they progress, they get stronger.Also, both of their sisters disappear. Female main character are the same, non-human, but romantically involved with the male main character. Basically in my eyes Guilty Crown is almost like a dark spinoff to Eureka Seven
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Both these series has a genuin story, characters you really learn to like and they are flying in both series. Both main characters want to protect those who are close to them, and they both have a female flying with them. There are a huge storm in both series that they have to get through.
Both series are great, and you should take your time watching them both.
They're soo similar it's scary. The overall themes match, with both deal w/ character interactions with the world around them. And in both, the setting is almost like a character in and of itself. And of course, a heavy focus on flying. Eureka Seven is more futuristic, while Last Exile is more steampunk. Both are great series and if you liked one... odds are high that you'll like the other.
Both are excellent series with a focus on flight, and involve the main character(s) joining a rogue aircraft with a brooding leader and a likeable crew. In Eureka Seven the technology is more futuristic, while in Last Exile it's a steampunk-influenced combination of old and new.
These two anime are very similar, although their overall "feel"are somewhat different.
Renton and Klaus are two similar characters both in character and in they're abilities in flying craft.
Both anime deal with flying craft with Eureka seven having a more futuristic design and Last Exile one more 18/19th century / fantastical design.
Anyway, if you like one of them, you will defintaly not be dissapointed by the other.
Though both involve flying, it's in a very different way. Last Exile is very steampunk, while Eureka Seven has a cleaner, more futuristic feel. However, they're still very similar. Alex Rowe and Holland would either be best friends or kill each other. But the crew of the Silvana and the members of Gekkostate would definitely get along. And, unfortunately, they both have very vague (but epic) endings. The only main difference is that Last Exile lacks the romantic story Eureka Seven has.
Both Last Exile and Eureka Seven share adventure and sci-fi genre.
Still, both have a plot evolving around flying ships, war and interesting characters.
Klaus (for Last Exile) and Renton (for Eureka Seven) have to protect whose dear to them and will do it through the whole story.
A note to mention is also the good cast of seiyuus and very good art which both series have. Additionally, Last Exile has a quite nice ost.
As a difference instead, Eureka has a more futuristic technology while Last Exile shows an "oldish" technology on the style of 19th centuary.
For sure if you liked one of those, you'll probably enjoy the other as well!
Both sci-fi and have a boy and girl relationship which also involes flying planes/robots
They both have a couple of children as main characters. They both have as scenario a ship with strange people, that travel around the world.
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Planetary corruption/desperation with civil wars with big mechs
The Director of Eureka 7 (Tomoki Kyoda) was also involved as Assistant Director for Rahxephon, and both series share a lot in common. Rahxephon, like Eureka 7, is also a "character-driven" mecha which I'd highly recommend to anyone who likes a good love story with giant robots thrown in, or a giant robot story with a love story thrown in - take your pick, you win either way.
The main character is deciding beteween which world to live in, and choosing based his feelings.
Both amazing mechas who borrow from other mechas (Rah: Evangelion, Brave Raideen. Eureka Seven: Evangelion, Gundam X). They are amazing is almost all ways with very few downsides.
Quick summary: This was the previous work of the people who did the Eureka Seven anime. Both have music references, mecha, and a love story between the main characters.
Another good mecha anime from Bones.
For all its worth, Eureka Seven and RahXephon takes place in a futuristic world with technology above our own. With such technology breeds chaos and struggle between their respective worlds.
There is the presence of mecha in both series that often takes the ground and skies in terms of combat. They are piloted by the characters who fights what they believe in.
Both anime series are also handled by the production studio BONES so expect some similar animation designs along with the visuals.
Both series contains a female sub-plot as well involving the main character.
There is a sense of mystery going around as well regarding many origins which invites questions to viewers.
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A youthful romance develops on a rebel airship with an eccentric crew and a charismatic captain. Although similar, they are not "alike." Still, if you enjoy one, you are likely to enjoy the other.
The main protagonist joining the 'terrorists' and later finding out that they are actually the good guys etc etc and many more similar things. Both shows just give the same feeling, you'll know when you whatch ;D
Both TV shows main character relationships progress is similar and some parts of the show was of the same kind.
The protagonist of both these shows is a young boy. They're introduced to a rebel group, a group seeking to oppose the government/system controlling them. There is also a similar art style as well as setting with the plains being the large surrounding setting.
Rebels and Terrorists are a main point in both of these anime's. Both have rebellious youth males and females.
Fractale has a striking similarity to Eureka Seven in many ways.
The first big thing I noted, was the world in which both anime took place, had a similar, peaceful, post apocalyptic feel to them. Although in E7, the world seems to be more vibrant and technology driven, as there is no mecha in this anime. The people of the world of Fractale are nomads, which is the main difference.
Another big resemblance is the plot. It runs around the same lines, although much shorter, it still feels very similar.
Finally, the romance between the two main characters, while it was way stronger between Renton and Eureka, is still there, and in the end, is heart warming.
Do not watch this if you are looking for something as good as E7, as there isn't really anything out there that is as good. Do watch this if you enjoyed E7, and want something that isn't as serious, or just want something that will help you "get over" E7 in a short amount of time.
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Both animes using a group of main characters, they are also travelling together as Gekkostate in E7 and with Freeden in Gundam X.
Jamil = Holland
Tiffa = Eureka
Garrod = Renton
Ennil = Anemone
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Both shows deal with a mysterious little girl. Also, both are mecha and have a man who wishes to save said girl, who also has an interesting past. Both main characters get caught up in the man's journey and end up on his ship, and love the main female character.
Both anime are about boy skilled in mecha operating/maintanence joining a "pirate" ship, whose purpose is deeper than it originally seems. They also have rather similar romance subplot.
Both Start with a organization sought by the government (Gekkostate in Eureka Seven, Vultures in Gundam X) who try protect some special person/species (Coralians in Eureka Sevan, Newtypes in Gundam X). Progatonist, some secundary characters (renton = garrod, eureka = tiffa, talho = Toniya and Mischa = Techs) and your relationship are similar (GarrodxTiffa and RentonxEureka).
Both main casts are "Freedom Fighters" in a sense that they're a small group of well talented people that strive to bring change by repelling the powers that be.
Both series have a plucky, headstrong hero who falls head over heels in love with an emotionally aloof, but super strong-willed girl. Their love is but one part of the series' entire purpose, but are perfect examples of non-gimmicky innocent romance.
Both are above-average mecha series that don't exactly focus on the mecha. Both are paced EXCEEDINGLY well, and are very well written.
After War Gundam X was cut short from it's broadcast run(although... that part doesn't subtract it's goodness), so you may feel a bit saddened by what "could've been". It's mecha fights, whilst not bad, aren't in the same league with Eureka 7. The romance here isn't as potent here either.
Eureka Seven's romance is a bit more prominent since it goes hand-in-hand with it's other story. Likewise the romance progresses faster, with more extremity, and with more daring choices. The mecha sequences are some of the most smoothest, most inspirational ones you'll see around!
Gundam X can almost be considered as the anime that influenced several plot aspects of Eureka 7. Garrod and Renton are very similar in the fact that they both join up with a group of individuals on a ship in order to protect a mysterious girl they immediately fall for (ie Eureka and Tiffa).
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Put it in a nutshell, Mars Daybreak (MD) is a rough sketch of all Bones' anime features. And Eureka is a linear heir of MD. So they share lots of elements - a crew fighting against regime, an high-tech awesome ship (that thing did fly even though it's a submarine), mecha, teh genki shounen with brown hair, aliens and other stuff including graphics, orphans and a Green Peace spirit.
A merry band of pirates doing extremly reckless stuff. Thats what each anime does though eureka seven is in the air and mars daybreak's in the water.
They have a similar story of mecha pilot with great potential joining a single ship of rebels/pirates on alien planet.
pirate organisations with an anti-authority view and mysterious mechs? E7 and Mars Daybreak have got both these elements.
While Eureka Seven takes place on earth and in the skies and has flying and gliding mechas, Mars Daybreak takes place obviously on mars and not so obviously underwater with mechas able to function underwater. Both shows are about a young boy who joins an organization and live in a ship. Both organizations are famous and have something to do with the government.
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this show takes place in the sky and land, but Eureka Seven took place on land first then took it into the sky and Elemental Gelade is the other way around. They both have that romance between man and something/woman.
Both are adventure/romance series. They are similar because they both have the guy meets girl, guy wants to protect girl, and the guy gets the girl in the end theme. Even though you may not like that kind of theme, you will still like these series.
Both are about a guy who falls in love with an emotionally-detached humanoid girl, they fight together with some sort of combo-attack or whatnot, they try to make the world a better place for the two prevalent lifeforms, both are action/comedy shows with a bit of romance.. and I can keep drawing parallels all day.
1.Both are adventure, where they seek out things to find out the truth per say
2.They both have romance.
3.Both MC's have people who support them and follow them and others who are out to get them
Elemental Gelade has a great story and is fun to watch
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The main character's peaceful life changed. He meets a group of people who are in a similar situation and decides to help them out. Both series has the main protagonist who is put in a new surrounding.
In both series, a main protagonist gets involved with a mysterious character after a certain incident. In Eureka Seven, it's Eureka. in Suisei no Gargantina, that mysterious character is Ledo. These two characters have trouble communicating with others or understanding others' feelings. However with the help of their new friend, they are able to understand the world a bit better.
There is mecha/science fiction themes present in both series. In fact, the mysterious character present relies on them and treats it as somewhat of a friend.
The backgrounds of both series also feels somewhat similar; giving off that science fiction outlook.
Both series also has drama, comedy, and of course action.
Both have space, an alien race that causes harm, and mechas.
Both include mechs, and a character that isn't exactly human. Ledo is similar to Eureka at the beginning of the series, he has no attachments to life, nor human feelings. He is however a human, but not entirely. It looks like they are created not born. It's a definitely a good watch.
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Similar in telling a story that ends up on a much larger scale than it started! World and existential issues caught up in a coming-of-age type story. Both have lots of relatively complex minor characters. And both are frequently funny, while also tackling some deep stuff!
♫same genres (Adventure, Drama, Shounen)♫
♫Eureka Seven and Full Metal Alchemist are both from studio Bones♫
♫both series are quite similar in style (animation, interesting storyline): Full Metal Alchemist has a bit less romance and more action while Eureka Seven has much wider number of developed characters♫
♫both series have deep and involving stories of epic scale because you will learn of their worlds (one sci-fi, the other fantasy), the politics, the peoples, the histories, and the struggles all from young eyes♫
♫if you liked Eureka Seven's absorbing tales and world spanning intrigues, then you'll love Full Metal Alchemist's fantasy counterpart♫
Both series are produced by the same anime studio, BONES, with roughly the same number of episodes each (50 E7/51 FMA). Both shows delve deep into their main characters pasts, and develop them nicely throughout their run. There are no cookie cutter characters to be found in either series, as each character is made out to be unique, with clear character designs for viewers to distinguish one character from another. They're also both fantasy adventures, with rules and powers unique to each series. The bgm/ost for both fit amazingly well for their respective series. If you're looking for something epic to watch, E7 & FMA are definitely two series you should consider trying.
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Kishin Taisen Gigantic Formula and Eureka Seven have a similar feeling to me. An average boy, a mysterious girl, and lot of secrets revolving around strange mecha.
Renton and Shingo are very similar in terms of drawing and personality. Both have messy brown hair and green eyes; both influence the other members of the organization. The mechas are both shrouded in mystery. Both leads fall in love with a mysterious girl.
Because they have simular sitiutation of "boy meets girl". Renton and Shingo have almost exactly same expression when they first met Eureka and Mana. Eureka and Mana chose Renton and Shingo to be their "partner". But the thing is different is that, Eureka seven have kind of less fighting and more love-y and Eureka and renton do even kiss in the end.
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They both are at war, they have strong weapons, they both searching for a better world by strange means, they both have some "magic" into them, they both have sort of a happyending with a better world in them.... VERY similar in my opinion. and they both VERY GOOD shows.. one of my 2 most favorites.
These two are the same because they both have-
Machine Battles
The two main characters have a little relationship.
Both series have a goal.
Both main males are ordinary school boys.
Both main females are a different being.
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Both series incorporate the idea of the sky/flying. This is what drew me to both shows.
Both revolve around Air, flying...Altho in Eureka Seven, it's abit different, Well you will be the judge.
It's a good transition either way. Air gear isn't exactly about saving the world but going from boarding to blading makes it easy to get hooked. Both Itsuki and Renton are both aspiring characters who thrive to make it to the top.
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Both have mechas check, both have some romance check, both have mysterious girls check, crazy crew and cool ship check, both are great check. What else do you need.
Ozuma reminded me of Holand... But that's not the point. Both talk about galaxy and coexisting with other life forms. And lots of robots fighting in both. And in both anime at the end everyone comes back to live on earth, if remember correctly.
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mecha, mecha, mecha. and a dash of character development and some romance
Both are mecha/"fighting spirit" hybrids with a heavy dose of comedy and romance, with both featuring massive conspiracies, fate-of-the-world-rests-on-a-teenage-boy-using-a-robot plot, etc
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These shows share a similar plot development, many charismatics characters though FMA achieves a better quality on these topics.
Both series feature characters adventuring in a foreign, imaginary world which contains new natural laws of physics, new disciplines, species, new sciences, sports, political structures, and religions:
Trapars=Alchemy
Limit of Questions=Equivalent Exchange
LFOs/Building=Automail/Alchemy
Lifting=Alchemy
Vodarac=Ishval
Homonculi=Coralians
Basically, the worlds feel similarly fresh and fleshed out. The character casts are equally large, with two strong male leads and one or two strong female leads. Both protagonists are on a quest to save the world. The character development and pacing is exactly the same in both. Both series are the same length. Both leave similar feels when in your mind when finished. The cultural/ethnic differences in people has similar detail. Extremely similar animation. Both developed by BONES. If you liked one, you will like the other. Trust me.
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This anime is similiar to Eureka Seven in the fact that there is main mecha (like Nirvash) that is awakened by means of both main characters, Van Fanel and Hitomi Kanzaki. Both anime have a mythological genre as well, and both rely heavily on romance as well as a unique plot line that is unclear at the start, but reveals itself as the anime continues.
This isn't on here yet!! Both use the huge human-form machines to battle and fly in, Eureka Seven "surfs" or "refs". Both have a wonderful coming of age story with a sweet love story (Escaflowne leans a bit more on the love story).
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Facepalming the end of the Gundam Movie? It however even pales in comparison to the end of Eureka 7.
Aside from that both are mecha, include alien forms and a central topic is "understanding each other".
Alien invasion. alien communication.
Endings are quite similar.
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Both anime are about very small group of outcasts on a single ship with advanced (super?)mecha against entire world. The reason of existence for those groups is also deeper than it seems (althought not the same)
Specifically the storyline, actions that go against the government, orbital elevators, gundam like devices, GN drive (compac), memento mori (orange missiles), voice characters, overall feel :)
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Dragonaut will remind you Eureka Seven every moment while watching it. We have mechas, we have a newbie boy and experienced girl as a main characters, we have great airships, we have crazy enemies and we have a problem with the destruction of the Earth.
romance mecha anime with a similiar story
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• The robot needs someones 'soul' to control and power it.
• They both are comedy's.
• Sort-of got the same feeling watching them
• Good design and animation of the robots :3
The mecha and action involved in both series are quite similar. Although romance is absent in Rinne no Lagrange, both series has that feeling of identity in which the characters try to realize what they are.
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The pacing and feeling of both series felt very similar, with introductions to the characters in the first half and then with more conflict and tension at the later half. Both series take their time and strive forward at and easy-going pace that manage to be both serious and with a mix of humour
Both have very good plots with compelling romance and drama, as well as a dose of strong action scenes.
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Both animes have a character shrouded in mystery and both of them have another character who loves them whole heatedly in one way or another. The plot is surprisingly similar in many ways. However these similarities aren't felt until the end of the series. If i would compare these two, I'd say these two animes both contain the same plot while one took the dark and mysterious approach the other one took a more childish and lighthearted approach. At the end of the day, both contain the same deep meaning and may leave you with many hours to reflect on them.
♫same genres (Action, Drama)♫
♫in both Blood+ and Eureka Seven, a group of people set out to uncover the history of the female lead and even though they expect a certain amount of seriousness, they never would have expected how deep things go♫
♫without spoiling anything, all I can say is that feelings of sadness, regret, and hope can be found in both♫
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hmm... simply put, the plots are similar in that the main characters are on the minority side ( linebarrels in the later half). they also like the woman who use the mecha first. both mechas used are the best in the series. also for themes they both have romance, comedy,action, and drama.
A wimpy dude meets a cute girl with a crazy giant robot that he gets to pilot. What's not to love?
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one thing similar is the ending i dont want to spoil it
the other similarity is a normal boy falls for a girl that has special powers and the girl is the only one able to save the world but the guy doesnt want to loose her
have same ending...plot also around 2 main character
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FLCL was definately not as complex, long, or developed as Eureka 7, but both FLCL and Eureka 7 have coming of age stories lead by the development of very similar young male leads.
If you liked the first dozen episodes of Eureka 7, FLCL is a quick anime that's easy to digest and enjoy.
Both has giant robots and shit. Both get pretty crazy. CRAZEH!
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Both original stories made by Kataoka Jinsei and Kondo Kazuma. And share such things as sci-finess, main character getting involved in things he don't want to and mysterious girl as his companion.
Even though they quiet different in setting: Eureka is more light and colorful story with romance-lines, while DW is more dark and tragic.
Both Renton Thurston and and Igarashi Ganta have simalar face expression when thier frightined and the both look almost similar.both have a mysterious and dangerous girl to deal .
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Both have similarity on character development, especially between the main characters. Both are mecha anime. Moreover, both of their mecha can interact with main characters and providing same reason for their fighting.... Protect the Love one.
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These to follow almost exactly the same story line, guy meets strange, other-worldly girl, guy becomes pilot of massive humanoid robot that saves the world, end of story
boy finds himself in a strange situation with an odd girl and a mech
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Both are sci-fi ,mecha.
Both of them are not cheap plotless animes.
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Both have very well developed characters that throughout the series inquire you to find out about their motives and reasons. Both are also open-ended in various arcs.
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The boy who's i total idiot but clearly talented with the female side character, both get picked on, get into fights, are in an organization with lots of friends and their purpose? To help and protect.
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Action with abit of love and drama in it
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♫same genres (Adventure, Drama, Romance, Shounen)♫
♫both series are about a feeble boy falling in love, being a badass, being completely uselss most of the time, and eventually saving the day♫
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Both anime aim is to rescue the whole world.
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Two Shonen, two heroes, two mysterious shoujo, two loves.
The cruelty of the world, very similar animes, you must go through 20 episodes of Eureka 7 to appreciate it though, it looks like a bad shonen at the beginning, but it is a true masterpiece, as Ima, Soko ni Iru Boku.
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From the socially awkward and mildly irritating protagonists to the enigmatic girl with strange hair, these shows appear kinda similar. In terms of tone, both are gently comedic, mostly relying on the interactions between teenagers and authority figures with a background of war.
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I felt that the technology used in both anime's were very similar and they both had the same feeling. Anyway while I was watching the first episode of Vividred Operation I had a strong recollection of Eureka Seven.
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♫same genre (Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi)♫
♫both Eureka Seven and Noein have confusing stories where you don't understand a lot until the very end♫
♫the main characters (Haruka and Yuu/Renton and Eureka) of both series have similar complex feelings♫
♫the story in these two anime is mostly similar because if there are no battles, it's the sentimental life of the main character that becomes the main plot♫
♫not only do both series have a good plot involving a bit of futuristic science but the mix of emotions ranging from sadness and despair to hope and love make these two a great recommendation for each other♫
♫if you liked one, you will certainly love the other♫
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Both are by Bones and have much romance, mecha and good music.
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♫same genres (Mecha, Sci-Fi, Shounen)♫
♫while both are Mecha series and this would seem to make them obvious recommends; what really links these to each other is that they delve deep into male and female relationships and questions and situations you end up in with while also in a battle♫
♫both also do fairly good character development throughout the series and keep you questioning where exactly the story will end up♫
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Mecha anime, mixture of humor, and a bit romance
Great characters, well design and a great story
Both anime aim is to rescue the whole world.
Both series are great, and you should take your time watching them both ;P
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Eureka Seven is a Good recent mecha show while Gundam is the great classic.
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Okay i know what you are thinking " how are they similar"
well story wise not that much. However there are videogames of each and they dont follow the story of the animation. There is mecha, (Prototype in Halo) and there are characters featured in the game, Dr. Halsey in Reach and Moon Doggy, Holland and Eureka in Eureka Seven Game
I like both even if you dont see them similar to eachother, I am obsessed with both
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Both have main character that have special interactions with their mecha
Both have military under Evil CO
Main character doesnt really want to fight, but knows they have to
Kenchi was treated like Renton when he was with Charles and Ray
They feel like each other when you watch them
In ISM its is there isnt a couple,more of a harem, but in Eureka there is a couple
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Both series features the usage of mecha in a more futuristic setting with technology.
Both series' main protagonist are pilots of mecha and part of an organization.
Both series contains plenty of action, drama, and as well as some comedy to go along with the story.
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Eureka Seven and Kakumeiki Valvrave (Valvrave the Liberator) both deals with the usage of mecha in a world that has both mysteries and terrors.
The main male protagonist in both series leads a regular and boring life until a faithful one day where an event changes him forever. The main male protagonist also seems to want to protect what he treasures. Additionally, they have a crush on the main female protagonist.
There is science fiction/supernatural themes involved in both series. Additionally, there's military and action that involves the mecha used.
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Both feature a protagonist with family issues using their overpowered mecha to protect an enigmatic girl who falls out of the sky, getting involved in a war they didn't want and enduring out of the power of love.
Both also explore the reality of throwing children into a battle, and are heavily based around the themes of belonging and family.
Think of Gundam Unicorn as Eureka Seven with better animation, a more directed plot and without the mind-screws.
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These anime are both very similar in the way that the male and female protagonist meet and an instant connection forms, and it almost seems they were "destined" to meet. Also, as the story progresses you see the relationship grow stronger. Both anime have a very emotional side to them, which really make you connect to the characters and their actions.
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Sentient mechs, symbiotic relationships, homeships, little children onboard, somewhat balanced male/female protagonists... Plus they both have the war element, romance and something of a mystic nature inhabiting their planet.
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only the plot is similar
guy "destined to be" with this girl because of his predecessors
main goal between the two is coexistence
KomD male likes bikes, E7 male likes boards and LFOs (mechas)
KomD is more spiritual E7 is more scifi
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Both have mecha
both protagist's fathers were great, Heroic Age is more parents
both have groups that want to destroy humanity, then later, part of that group joins the "good" side
at one point, the main char goes on a rampage without thing
both have weird alien-like things
both mentions earth but dont live on earth
and the music is similar
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Mecha anime, mixture of humor, and a bit romance
Great characters, well design and a great story
Both anime aim is to rescue the whole world.
Both series are great, and you should take your time watching them both ;P
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love story across worlds makes both shows very similar, despite the big differences
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Eureka Seven and the Lucario movie have a few things in common: characters who redefine humanity, glorious angst and guilt, failures at communication, and perhaps most obviously, the theme of humanity's innate conflict with nature. They also feature bumbling young male protagonists, though Ash is much cooler and more able than Renton to start with.
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Both Mecha Anime where piloting the mecha revolves around the pilots loving and understanding each other.
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Both are Mechas and both have the same feel.
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Most of the Cast are the same,dubbed, HeatGuy mecha- more of androids, Eureka Seven mecha- more like LFOs (similar to gundam)
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Main male is the loser at school, runs away with main female
Main characters have a link with their mecha
Main female "had a thing" (kinda a stretch in Eureka Seven) for the main males role model but then falls in love with main male
The group travels alot,
Part of Rebelling group
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After watching Eureka Seven, it instantly reminded me of Voices of a Distant Star.
- Both protagonist in each story share a deep bond and love for one another, and are around similar ages (teens).
- Sci-fi & drama: Involve similar battling concepts using robots (Tracers/LFO's) for combat.
- Both take place in the future
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Both anime start with small but big in the end. In the beginning we get:
The Book of Bantorra: Armed Librarians vs Shindeki Church
Eureka Seven: Gekko State vs World Goverment
but in the end, the story tell about how to save the world while dealing with a new entity
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Light hearted, yet heavy on character development and moral and ethical issues dealing with tolerance and equality. Governmental manipulation of public opinion and hiding truth behind a veil of lies and misunderstanding.
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Both are love stories masquerading as epic science fiction plots. Both have a greater than average focus on the characters and neither compromises its main plot to get across the character development. Both are concerned with their main characters maturing and coming to terms with becoming adults. Less importantly, both also have some similar dynamics - e.g. both feature ship crews warring with large sinister organizations.
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I couldn't help but think of Infinite Ryvius while watching Eureka Seven. Although very different shows, the characters, interactions, and development between the two casts are very comparable. Both shows manage to develop a large cast very well, both with younger teen leads. There's also a lot of angst in these shows, but hey, people have issues right? The payoff for both is really incredible.
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These two stories are similar coming of age tales, both featuring boys / young men thrown into a world much larger than anything they are used to. Amuro Ray and Renton also both have brilliant scientist fathers, and while the family dynamics are different, they both become pilots of a very poweful giant robot. They also join a state of the art ship piloted by a ragtag crew. The love interest (Eureka 7 -- Eureka) and (MSGundam -- Lalah, Sayla) is mysterious and holds sway over Amuro / Renton. Although MSG is much older than Eureka Seven (20+ years), the similarities in the main plot elements should provide a similar, but completely unique and enjoyable viewing experience.
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While they may not seem very similiar on the surface, both Eureka Seven and Cowboy Bebop share a common love of 'western' pop culture. Everyone from John Coltrane to the Beastie Boys is either name-dropped or referenced in both series, while character's designs referernce famous characters from English-language film. Both drink deeply from American and British pop culture and have great music too.
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both animes have vast storylines with amazing character driven stories. the main grows into himself in both animes while the anime itself shows the problems that other tertiary characters have to deal with. both create a great anime that is fun to watch, blassreiter is a bit more dark and has stronger themes that E7 but both still share alot of similarities
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Not a big fan of this genre of animé, but Pandora Hearts is pretty god damn addictive, reminded me of Eureka Seven. Both have a male & female protagonists who eventually fall in love ( Eureka & Renton / Oz & Alice ) as well as a mixture of other genres including action, adventure & mystery.
Loved both of them /
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Great characters, well design and a great story
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Both series took the standard mecha genre and pulled a unique spin on it. Eureka Seven had the mecha sky surf. Basquash had them play basketball. Both have a wonderful setting, and great attention to detail. And both have a character start starts of rather arrogant
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Both main characters are younger than the rest of the group. a lot of depressed scenes and the EvengalionzeroTYPE are samiliar.
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Guy with a dream, girl with a dream, starts off small, ends up big, involves motorcycles being driven with a far off backdrop in ep1, robots, space, extremely powerful person that just happens to be powerful for entertainment, main character looks like anemone, breasts... watch the breasts...
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They are two diffrent anime, but they both have the same kind of mystery: Why is there a big wall in Darker than BLACK and why do Coralians appear, in E7.
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Reideen may not have the same unique feel to it, and it also may lack the sort of emotional draw of E7, but Reideen features great 3DCG, smooth animation, and plenty of action...
The series is also based on aliens with giant robots fighting against humans with giant robots, although it technically wasn't that simple in E7, it still occurs...
Also, there is a love story between the main character and another girl, although it was blatantly introduced in the first (and only so far) intro, it is very subtle in the series, and has not even come up yet, despite being pretty far in...
Reideen 2007 is a series based on a Classic that I have not seen, so I can't tell you if it's faithful to the original or not...
The series is one of my favorites overall, despite it being hard to get due to its lack of support, it comes out on random dates, and you're lucky if you find it while checking fansub.tv's front page...
The encodes are Decent from Huzzah, and the subbing is pretty good too, just don't expect the best in the world, if you can go RAW, I can't because I don't know Japanese, but it would probably be the best option if you do...
Reideen 2007 is a great series, don't pass this one up...
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has the same theme as eureka seven.... you know, the end of days.
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Well the main characters are young and both love similar things which lead them on a grand adventure. Hey mecha anime is cool anyway and both have really good stories and Eureka 7 has some great music in it! Oh and Eureka 7 boasts very nicely designed mecha just like Gundam!
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Same producers, same beautifulness.
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Hmm.... where can I start with this one? Maybe the fact that when I saw a magazine ad for Innocent Venus, Sana reminded me of Eureka. So I went to look up the series, and found out they have the same voice actress! Now besides that, I'd say the design of Sana is somewhat similar to Anemone as far as physical appearance, and Jo is almost an exact copy of Dominique's appearance! Both shows are about a girl that everyone's trying to use for her powers, mechas, and changing/saving the world. Oh yeah, and don't forget the rebel group of pirates. I guess you could say Shiba is similar to Holland, and Hee Jin to Talho, at least as far as personality and position in the show. Anyways, I basically see Innocent Venus as Eureka Seven's sibling who has fewer episodes and isn't as complex and love-y.
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both focus on a male protagonist concerned with getting better at piloting mechas each with it's respective sports element fare. REALLY GOOD !!
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Both Jinki: Extend and and Eureka Seven are "different" takes on the Mecha Anime Genre, but very similar. Both involve "young" pilots of Mechas (Eureka Seven has Renton and Eureka, Jinki: Extend has Aoba, Akao, Elnie etc), and both involve older Mecha Pilots as well (Eureka Seven has Holland , Matthieu, Hilda, etc. Jinki: Extend has Ryouhei, Genta, Mel J. Vanette , etc). Both shows have Mecha battles very different then other mecha shows (Eureka Seven the mechas fly through the sky on "ref boards" and fight like that[fast paced], while Jinki: Extend is ground based [slower paced then Eureka Seven], but the fighting is different then other mecha shows). Both have two "factions" of groups with Mecha's placed up against each other (but it's not "black" verses "white" there is a large grey area in both, not extacty "Good" verses" Evil" but rather "Good guy leader" verses "bad guy leader" with people who follow them and don't really know everything)and both have intense, heavy plots that go all over the place, but tie in at the end very nicely. While both shows have very different plots, they still have similar ideas behind them. If you like Eureka Seven then watch Jinki: Extend and vice versa! You will enjoy it!
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Turn A Gundam puts a huge emphasis on its characters as E7 did.
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While the stories are incredibly different I get the same kind of excitement from these anime.
* Eureka Seven is full of action-packed flying mechas and battles while Bakuman's action is set in the everyday as the characters struggle and tension to become manga artists. While Eureka Seven has fast moving battles scenes it also strangely seems more talky and goes into long winded explanations every once in a while, but Bakuman keeps conversations short and to the point, making each episode move quickly.
* Both have a very sweet and awkward love story which part of what drives the stories but is not the focus of the plot. Making these both great for the Not Mushy Romantic.
* The humor is wonderful! Bakuman brings in lots of other manga and anime references (Fu-sion Ha!) and Eureka Seven's laughs come from the awkward love and the failings of our hero.
* You will cheer on the characters following their joy, triumphs and hardships along the way.
* Because of the subject matter of Eureka Seven, it is darker and more grown up their the young main characters.
This may seem like an odd mix, but I've tested the recommedation on a hardcore Eureka Seven fan, and he has been converted to a Bakuman follower!
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Watching them you can feel the same feeling of freedom and peace...
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Main Female Characters trying to become more "human"
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Both have very similar characters. Renton is just like Agito: sometimes stupid and funny but very heroic and brave when needed. Eureka is very similar with Tula: both are different from normal people, sometimes strange and heroic. In this movie main characters are two young people just like in Eureka seven. I find these very similar.
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Both have a peppy, healthy boys who have a strong passion that's rivaled by few. Unfortunately, outward forces prevent them from doing as they please.... or even what's considered the norm!
However.... a female visitor(for one it's an intruder) comes into their lives and eventually becomes the sole(much to both of their chagrins) reason to doing what they want to do. Obviously, this means romance.
Interestingly enough, both end similar in that they're QUITE different from what the initial beginning impression would leave. And.... they're both HIGHLY satisfying, and quite fulfilling.
Edo Rocket has TONS and LOADS of tasteful humor that, instead of relying on "otaku-centric" uses their own universe for it. This.... makes the first few eps, a bit dry. Later eps will have you throwing fits! What's so brilliant about this humor is that it NEVER screws up the dramatic parts, nor does it lightly interfere. Also, the heroine is slightly different in that she's not a "social/emotional bumpkin" and has great fun with the cast. But... her attraction to the hero is HIGHLY similar.
Eureka Seven has.... mecha. Which, could be a plus or minus for some. The hero isn't.... AS lively or spirited as the hero from Edo, but shares the same drive and commitment. His powers to accomplish his mission is limited at first, but grows steadily. The heroine grows the most out of ALL the characters, which... might sound painful but makes a HUGE pay-off.
Romantically, Eureka Seven's power is rivaled by few, but development-wise, Edo Rocket greatly resembles it.
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Both are coming-of-age stories of a boy with his partner robot.
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They're quite similar. Both are mecha, both have young protagonists, both contain elements of romance, main robots in both series behave autonomously sometimes.
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-Both Renton and Naruto hold some massive power they dont fully understand to start off with
-also both shows have a similar comedy element revolving around the main characters' romantic incapabilities
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60%-70% Perfect mecha example
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They both have that certain magical flair about them. Both are of peculiar heroines and are both great to watch!
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Kinda similar in mecha styles and the way of the worlds living scenario. Possible world destruction with another race being the cause.
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Both shows are about rebel battleships with interesting crew which main hero joins, set in postapocalyptic future, on a planets which survived environmental disaster and are similar but not quite to the modern earth. Both involve protagonist growing up.
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Robots, Young pepole. robots and love. They are similar yet very differant.
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It is the same as a guy falls in love with a girl who is out of the ordinary, but with a cheerful ending.
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The more i watched dennou coil and eureka seven, the more it reminded me of eachother. the illegals and Coralians seemed so similar. there are even human like ones in dennou coil and eureka seven. Also, the Scub Coral reminded me of the coil domain. i think if you liked dennou coil, you might like eureka seven.
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Both have protagonists who undergo events(many of those events are unclear at first), which coerces them to change themselves radically to, both survive, and achieve their goal(s).
Both stories are quite mysterious in the beginning, but become clearer through clever, and acceptable explanations. The twists all come fruition during the climax.
Both have great art(more so leaning towards Kara), and relatively captivating soundtracks.
KnK 4's central mystery directly relates to it's prequels and doesn't answer anything other than that... KnK 4 shows how the lead gets to where she is, throughout the majority of the overall plot, but doesn't describe much else.
Eureka Seven's development of character is a primary, but not the only focal point. Also the events revolving around the plot, are explained wholesomely, but still haphazardly.
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