Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Hatenko Yugi, Hatenkou Yugi, Dazzle Japanese: 破天荒遊戯
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Type: TV
Episodes: 10
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jan 4, 2008 to Mar 7, 2008
Duration:
24 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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Ranked: #15992
Popularity: #986
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A beautiful girl with magical powers accompanies a mysterious bishounen with a mysterious past and a dark agenda on a journey. Compared to the girl in Hatenkou Yuugi, Hakushaku's girl is a little more timid and her powers are more passive than active (she can communicate with fairies, but she can't cast spells--at least, not as of the first episode). Also, whereas in Hatenkou Yuugi, the girl is genuinely a companion for her two bishounen friends, in Hakushaku she is more a servant of the duke, and at his mercy.
Female leads have very strong personalities. Both series are specific comedies with a lot of magic elements, bishounens and of course both are romance.
Both stories mostly made of romantic line as a background to some adventures. The main heroine doesn't seem to be taken seriously by main male characters. Btw th romantic line is partially indefinite (no clear-cut love and kisses ending for you).
Both main characters are lovable, and in both you can find supernatural beings ang lots of magic. Not to mention similarity between main male characters, in behaviour and irony. Although romance in Hatenkou is more hidden, one can also clearly see it, Hatenkou is also a bit darker in themes and plot.
In both animes, the female (main protoganist) has a very strong personality, insisting to achieve her personal aims, heartwarming, not the typical disturbing high-school girl; more the thoughtful person.
The two main characters as well share their two bishounen-surrounders, with whom she experiences a lot of 'adventures' - also romantice situations, though these are unfortunately just hinted. Both Females own some sort of magical power, though one is more physical and the other rather psychic.
For short: Both animes, just like the characters have got quite the same feeling and share lots of simlitaries and share quite the same genres (comedy, adventure, fantasy).
The characters felt the same and both travel with two guys on a adventure out of the extraordinary. both are great anime to watch
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Mainly I think the producers had the same target audience for these 2 shows - probably 14 year old girls- and are in the same general genre. Having said that they're are pretty enjoyable with pseudo-dark plots and complicated relationships.
Hatenko Yugi, “Dazzle,” is a new anime perfect for those finished with VK. The three are in a very similar environment with mysterious, and yet at the same time elegant, fantasy situations that they must conquer while learning about the characters' intertwined and intriguing pasts that shape their personalities and actions now. The characters are also very similar to Yuuki (Rahzel), Zero (Alzeid) and Kaname (Baroqueheat). (The character of Alzeid even looks a LOT like Zero...) The mystery behind their pasts will keep you hooked along with choosing which guy is the best. The situation of dark fantasy adventure with the tsundere romance is strikingly similar!!
As it is produced by the same group as Vampire Knight, Studio DEEN, the animation and soundtrack is also top-notch.
The characters are very similar:
Rahzel - Yuuki
Alzeid - Zero
Baroqueheat - Kaname
Similar style and design.
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The story lines deal with relatively the same time period or time period styles. It also has a girl who tries to solve some of the supernatural mysteries that occur around her.
well some of the cases remind me of gosick but hatenkou yugi has more comedy while gosick is more serious oh and both have strong female chracters that are bossy but cute
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It's kind of similar in the concept of two guys traveling with a girl. Although both animes are quite different, where in Hatenkou Yuugi, in my opinion, there is much more comedy and romance, I think you might like this anime a lot.
In both there are two cool strong men protecting a young girl, and both are about travelling (in Samurai Champloo they have a goal though). And they are also quite humorous
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Hatenko Yugi, “Dazzle,” is a new anime perfect for those finished with VK. The three are in a very similar environment with mysterious, and yet at the same time elegant, fantasy situations that they must conquer while learning about the characters' intertwined and intriguing pasts that shape their personalities and actions now. The characters are also very similar to Yuuki (Rahzel), Zero (Alzeid) and Kaname (Baroqueheat). (The character of Alzeid even looks a LOT like Zero...) The mystery behind their pasts will keep you hooked along with choosing which guy is the best. The situation of dark fantasy adventure with the tsundere romance is strikingly similar!!
As it is produced by the same group as Vampire Knight, Studio DEEN, the animation and soundtrack is also top-notch.
Similar style and design.
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Two boys and one girl fight against evil. Almost equal.
Two guys and one girl going from place to place looking for trouble and getting out of it in both anime. They both leave you with somewhat an unfinished feeling and thought of bigger story behind it. Both have supernatural elements and somewhat similar characters.
Hatenkou Yuugi is a bit more darker do, but they are both lighthearted to watch and finish.
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Because they both seem to make u feel excited while watching it
And both animes have funny parts ^^
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There's a similar feeling about character interactions and dialogues. Togame reminds me of Rahzel (in behaviour and partially appearance) and they're both accompanied by men who protect them. The comedy is also similar in both series.
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- Funny girl is set out with companions for adventures.
- In both there are magic users.
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Has romance and funny words, hilarious ^^
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Both have action, magic,and strong female characters. And let's not forget the "funny uncles". Just watch. You'll see.
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Both series revolve around people who were formerly clowns. In Hatenkou Yuugi, the character is Baroqueheat. Likewise, Pierrot is the character in Yakitate Japan.
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While I feel calling either of these animes "dark" is inaccurate, they do both share somewhat gothic sensibility (more like loli gothic than genuinely gothic). What could be considered dark about these animes is greatly lessened or broken up by the characters' personalities and a healthy does of humor. I think the characters relationships have several similarities as well. Mainly I think the respective creators had the same target audience in mind and catered to them appropriately.
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The partners of Rahzel are very alike of Fai and Kurogane from Tsubasa according to their character. So it's like they are wandering around without Syoran, Sakura, and Mokona, but having found Rahzel instead =)
Both are fantasy and adventure with great accent on partnership and friendship and a bit of romance added.
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If you liked one, you should like the other.
Although Hatenkou Yuugi is more of an action and Spice and Wolf is more serious, both are good fantasy series with quite similar feeling. And as for leads... I think that Horo and Rahzel are very alike in many aspects.
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The art quality and the air of mystery are very similar in both. Both have humor and a dark past.
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Its different from other animes! I think if you love D. Gray-man you will love this. ^^
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On the basic level these two animes are very dissimilar, but ignoring that, they have a very similar feel.
Both deal with powers of some sort and have somewhat stand alone episodes. The main characters are young girls who are strong (more physically so in HY) and going on adventures of sorts. Also, they both share a mix of humor and creepiness (a little more creep and a little less humor in GH).
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Both Anime's have a rather dark side to them, yet still manage to have the lightness that is needed to pull it through to be very likable. I also see Sakon carring Ukon around all the time, and Razel ends up carring around her teddy bear.
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Both of these Anime twist historical with sci fi into it. They also have a horror feel to it, though ot a majorly scary one.
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Although they have totally different plots, in both animes, the main girl is being protected by two guys. Both girls have very strong powers.
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Both seem to have a simular time frame to their storylines, with an adage of the steam punk added in. They include mysteries, which are rather on the bizare side at times, not to mention, it leaves one guessing, nearly at all times.
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Both have a lolita plot based story, but while Kodomo is more of a slice of life comedy, Hatenkou Yuugi is more action and romance.
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