Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Technolyze Japanese: TEXHNOLYZE テクノライズ
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Type: TV
Episodes: 22
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 17, 2003 to Sep 25, 2003
Duration:
23 min. per episode Rating:
R+ - Mild Nudity
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Ranked: #5552
Popularity: #387
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The similarities here are loose, however the mood is much the same. The color palette and art style are similar, particularly the use of muted almost washed-out colors with strong dark overtones. Both are set in a near-future timeline with a post-apocalyptic twist. The difference is that where Ergo Proxy has a strong, linear plot line, Texhnolyze's plot is somewhat disjointed and very far from being direct. For those that love a story you have to watch a couple times before understanding what it's trying to get at, Texhnolyze is an obscure must.
Both are dark dystopic cyberpunk animes. Texhnolyze is alot darker and slower in pacing. Ergo Proxy is more action and perhaps more psychological?
Beautiful animation, excellent characters, first rate action, dark and extensive mind screw. Plus a whole lot of other stuff (many of which are spoilers...).
Texhnolyze is an anime with a very similar feel to Ergo Proxy. Both are based in an almost false utopia. Texhnolzye takes place in the underground city of Lux, which is similar in a few ways to Ergo Proxy's Romdeau.
There is a similar atmosphere and tone to the anime, sharing the same dark feel. You may not like Texhnolyze, since it is harder to follow than Ergo Proxy, but probably if you really enjoyed Ergo Proxy, give it a shot.
they both have their dark atmospheric look...they both have the same mysterious type of story characters gettin to find somethin abt somwonw or theirself...they also both have same type of animation...
Dark, psychological and an addictive anime that watching it once or twice just won't be enough.
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These anime share many of the same key staff. The first thing you'll notice are of course the character designs, which are done by Yoshitoshi ABe. Both anime also share the same themes.
Both are low-pace dark cyberpunk animes which can be at times focused on visual communication.
Similar dark tones. They're both slow paced. They both focus a lot on the visuals that create a haunting atmosphere. Same character designer.
Quite similar in terms of artistic quality. Both are deeply experimental, avant-garde anime that make you question, rethink and analyze a lot of things that happen in your life. They broaden your mind and are incredibly fulfilling experiences. Viewing these should be compulsory on your way through adolescence towards maturity.
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Texhonolyze is darker and heavier then Ghost in the Shell but it shares similar atmosphere and cyberpank features.
Both of these series are as sci-fi cyberpunk as you can get, and both have a very dark and gritty noir-ish tone. They also share the trait of having complex and twisting storylines, although S.A.C. is partly episodic in nature while Texhnolyze is a fully serial drama.
Both are cyberpunk anime and also, rather philosophical when it comes to man and machine.
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As soon as Shigurui started I thought " whoa , this opening looks a LOT like Texhnoleze's opening " , and I turned out right .
Even though the animes take place at completely different times , they have a lot in common .
Both are very dark , bloody animes who are more suited for a mature audience , both are confusing at the start and being explained later on and both share a very smiliar animation .
They both carry a similar very slow paced dark and brooding atmosphere which seems to continuously grow as the show progresses. Both are depressive and are much focused on communication through the visuals, as well as using some non-standard animation, less cuts and more detail put into every scene, very beautiful art in both.
Though they have quite opposite settings.
Both have a very similar style of presentation since they're by the same director. They're slow paced, violent and intense. The settings are complete opposites but they're so similar. If you liked the style of one you'll enjoy the other as well.
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They both have a simular feel to them. Although Gungrave has more of a depressing feel. But both them are about to low poor people guys whom ended up becoming higher up bosses in Gangs. Both becoming the bosses most trusted people. Both no longer fully human use it to there advantage to keep what they treasure the most alive.
Gungrave and Texhnolyze have quite a lot in common. Brandon Heat and Ichise are very similar characters. They end up loyally serving an organization with their prodigious fighting abilities, they're both withdrawn and not very talkative characters. Some of the concepts in both series are similar, and although the style is a bit different, Texhnolyze being a bit more grungy, I'd say they both have a similar feeling to them. If you like Texhnolyze you'll probably like Gungrave, and vice versa.
Both shows are about gangsters. and both shows main characters are the "Silent Types"
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Both deal with large-scale social crises and large-scale battles.
Both are dark cyberpunk series with very similar pacing.
Texhnolyze has stronger violence, and the characters are not as likeable, however both shows provide a slow and steady ride to the end.
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Similar atmosphere of dying world and hopelessness. They both are dark and sad seinens.
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Both give this mind-blowing effect that makes you say "I don't know what the hell is going on but I want more!"
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If you like the dark atmosphere from Texhnolyze or Malice@Doll you will probably like both of them. However Malice@Doll may not be good as Texhnolyze.
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The atmosphere of each series has a very similar feel to it. They both have slow pacing and a similar way of presenting the story. While Texhnolyze is much darker, Ghost Hound has a few light hearted moments but still retains a dark atmosphere.
The story has some vague similaritities as they both take place in a town with conflicting groups but the main similarity is in the presentation of each of them; they're both very dark and slow-paced.
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Similar aesthetics and environment.
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Both deal with cybernetic prostheses.
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