Hand Shakers

- MC's parther is a white haired girl. - People fighting to make true their wish. If someone win, the other loose the chance. - MC who always win in his fights since the beggining even when they don't know how to fight. - MC who don't want to fight, but people look for him to defeat him. - People go to an alternate world when fighting. - MC and friends are (or were) involved in figths. 

MC in both love to fix things and get dragged into a battle. Clockwork involves entire planet Hand Shakers uses alternate space. 

well .....although I find Hand Shaker lacks a lot compared to the Fate saga, they do have some similarities. Both anime focus on a group of people who have a servant/partner with whom they have to fight each other. The animation is unique in both anime.  

The same character plot scenario, where guy is lock with a white haired girl, and has to also has to have here to fight along side him, the only difference is the setting.  

These two anime are related because they involve 2 entities teaming up to achieve something, in hand shakers it is a wish, and Machine-Doll wa kizutsukanai it is the title of wiseman. 

Similar- MC fights with a partner, MC gets stronger over time Different- Hand Shakers fights for a wish and fighting a lot of people. Servamp partners are named after the seven deadly sins and are only fighting 1 person with henchmen. Fights with vampires. Hand Shakers has a lighter feel to it then servamp mostly because of the vampires.  read more 

Quite similar, they're both about a weak MC who's empowered by some hot chick. There's probably going to be romance in Beatless as well. Both females seem robotic. 

The main heroines (love interests) are both shy, frail, blue-haired, kuudere, moe, loli, Rei clones (my favourite archetype) Plastic Memories is a better show, however. 

Both are from studio that gave us "K project" and the action-packed Mardock Scramble movies Both has nice visuals, CGI and wierd camera movement  

Both are from studio that gave us "K project" and the action-packed Mardock Scramble movies Both has nice visuals, CGI and wierd camera movement  

Matters of: Life and Death; Zeal and Anomy. Suicide and Egocide. The tales encapsulate an image of amorality: no object too precious for fate's destructiveness. Ideas negatively collide in pursuit of entropy; Wills negatively collide in pursuit of desire. Asking "if the unstoppable and the immovable collide," both imagine the answer to be "they destroy each other." Hand Shakers claims hope in the face of bleakness that love and emblems protect a sliver of a core of one's personal ego. The Aoi Bungaku Series claims hope in the face of bleakness that trauma and stains leave a mark of a tenet of one's life's story. Hand Shakers answers against the idea of suicide as an abstract ((and by-extension the Aoi Bungako series)) suggesting dead selves can be unlikelily revived as corpses cannot. The process is shown, so: One cannot simply advise Viewer Discretion. Viewer Discretion is mandatory, for healthy community. Hand Shakers intentionally overwhelms the audience. Behaviors in the tale are infectious. Exploiting a fundamental neurological need for entropy, one's own headvoice will likely feel weaker than the voice of the story. The Aoi Bungako Series inadvertently tempts the audience. Nihilism in the tale is infectious. Iterating scenarios where personal death leaves great social impact, one's own sense of self will likely absorb desires of the characters. Meaning in changing society---whatever society means---exists even through psychological death and even through biological death. These tales demonstrate that. By demonstrating that meaning, Warning to the Wise they do part in creating that meaning.  read more 

Both Main Characters is really similar. - Tazuna is similar to Ouma Shu. And they also has huge swords. - Koyori is similar to Inori.