Ojamajo Doremi

Cheerful magical girl stories with sweet young girl protagonists with secret magic powers, filled with warmth and a lot of heart. Happy and sad moments are in both. They are both very good series with characters you will love. Cardcaptor Sakura is about mysterious magic cards, and Ojamajo Doremi is about being a witch-in-training. 

Similarity - involve magic - have a mission in order to have normal life again Difference - Doremi and her close friends become witches - Only sakura is card captor with a support from her friends and a boy from Hong Kong Which one is better? 7/10 for both of them 

These are two of the most comforting, sweet and gentle anime you can possibly watch (while getting surprisingly deep and hitting incredible emotional highs). They both share the "everyone is nice" atmosphere. 

both are really cute animes and a must-see for all magical girls fans =) 

a clumsy "normal student" girl gets a "super-power" for casuality and lucky (maybe). She should learn to use it, found her mates, and rescue everyone. The super-Power-mates are friends of the main girl, and the team works in a cute and very Girly place, that place is "the secret base" of her -another- work. Heroine in both series are funny, noisy, and very pink. (similarities in the body are notable too), in the magic-partners are the same thing. Ojamajo DoReMi give more attention to the friendship and family, in tokyo mew mew is more love relationships, and team work. 

Although the concept of magic itself is different in both anime, "Fun Fun Pharmacy" and "Ojamajo Doremi" have few things in common, mainly everyday struggles of children: going to school, making and accepting new friends, solving difficult problems and dealing with their parents and siblings. Aside from the omnipresent magic, these two shows are very realistic in those selected aspects. What is more important, both of these anime are clever and their stories are thought in an intelligent way. Don't fall for simple graphics of "Fun Fun Pharmacy" and the Ojamajos! In this particular case, the content is inversely proportional to the form. 

Both are about witch apprentices helping out at a store, Fushigi Mahou Fun Fun Pharmacy feels like a first draft to Doremi.  

Light-hearted mahou shoujo comedies where the ditzy protagonist and her friends work at a shop owned by a witch. The protagonist is a witch apprentice and uses magic by holding a magical object and saying magic words to activate it. The magic mostly involves transforming people and conjuring objects. 

Both are about witches that have to keep their secret safe, learning to use magic and both involve the antics of daily life. 

Girls being friends, helping people, bonding and growing 2gether. Uhm, Cocoloo is kinda like Hazuki, and they're both like, really positive and sweet shows. I'm sure if you like one of these there's a big chance you'll like the other!!! 

Even though they're both a group of transforming magical girls, they're actually very different. Ojamajo Doremi has a younger cast and a more simple plot, but that doesn't mean it's inferior. It has some very touching moments, humor, and gives off a very genuine feel. Sailor Moon has a teenage cast which means (of course) more drama! Sailor Moon is more action-orientated and has a romantic subplot. Both are classics. Usagi from Sailor Moon and Doremi from Ojamajo Doremi can be compared. They're both clumsy, bun-headed airheads who try their best even though they both fall down a lot. (...literally.) There's a boy who teases them, classes they fail, and on top of that they also have an important job as a magical girl! Doremi and Usagi both have hearts of gold under it all. read more 

Heartcatch Precure has a monster of the week formula which is unlike Ojamajo Doremi but they are still very similar: - Same art style due to having the same character designer - Same exaggerated and fun facial expressions  

Both shows involve elementary school kids becoming magical girls and working on using their powers. In both series's, the girls use their powers on random adventures, not necessarily fighting a "bad guy".  

Princess Tutu and Ojamajo Doremi are two magical girl shows directed by Junichi Sato, whose fondness for character development shines through in both shows. The main character in both shows is a young girl with lackluster school performance, who in my opinion have very similar vibes. These magical girl shows also focus mainly on music, as Princess Tutu features orchestral songs along with its ballet scenes, and the magic in Ojamajo Doremi is based on music, clearly heard in its transformation items and magical wands.