Suzuka

Like Suzuka, Kimi ga Nozomu Eien really shows the high school romance element, even though Kiminozo mostly takes place after the high school days. Also, they are both based off hit bishojo dating simulators of the same titles. 

They both have to do with high school love situations. They both have drama. They both keep you watching and they both play a lot with you're emotions. 

suzuka has to do a lot with a guy chasing a girl, they are both similar in the sense that they both have a lot of hearth breaking parts. 

A lot less linear and far more serious than the typical drivel, both of these actually have a good story and aren't just time-killers you hope finish up quickly so you can watch the ending. 

This anime is recommended because the story is well made, romance and drama sets you to thinking about real life. Like Clannad-Kimi ga nozomu- kanon2006 this story will touch your emotions. This anime has 26 nice episodes, the after story off this anime isn't shown but its readable in the manga. Still i recommend the anime and the manga to the fans of Clannad after story! --------Story ----- Yamato Akitsuki travels to Tokyo alone to study in one of the high schools located within the area. He lives in with his aunt who operates a public bath solely for the ladies in the local district and begins his normal high-school life. One day, he chances upon a girl in school and is immediately mesmerised by her beauty. He is shocked when he realise later that the girl, Suzuka, is actually living next door to him. From then on, Yamato's ordinary life begins to change little by little.  read more 

Both of these Anime involve future dreams, finding true love and getting to know the other person better, not to mention living in close proxemity to a person, even if for Suzaka it is in thesame apartment complex that the male protagonist has. It is also about finding ones dreams. 

Both are about unrequited love and about proving yourself despite what anyone else says. It's about chasing your dreams and the person you love. Both shows involve a protagonist that helps both themselves and their crush learn more about themselves as they begin to open up to the other person. 

Itazura timeline is longer but you almost get the same feeling out of both of these series 

They are both similar because of the "Love triumphs over all" concept the story gives out. The comedy in both animes share the same concept too. "If the scene needs funny then it gets funny". 

Both are unique in that, despite being anime, they actually have a coherent story, somewhat realistic character development, and aren't ladled with fan service. 

Both anime series are adapted from the manga by the same author (Seo). Hence, expect similar themes, artwork design, and setting. Then, there's the mood of the series which is a mixture of comedy, drama, and romance. Speaking of which, the main male protagonist is the center of it all. The addition in Suzuka is the sports theme involving track and field. In Kimi no Iru Machi (A Town Where You Live), there's more of drama. Both series also takes place in a school life setting with a SoL vibe to it. 

Same original mangka, so the art is nearly identical. Also the same universe, and extremely similar characters and situations. Both have the protagonist reaching for a seemingly unreachable girl. The only real difference between the two is the focus on Suzuka's sport in her story, and the focus on Haruto and Eba's life in tiers. 

I thought of Suzuka a lot while I was watching Kimi no Iru Machi. I've come to hear now that they are adapted from the same author. -Similar art -Characters breaking up and forming new relationships -Excellent story progression -Revelations of past events as the story unfolds -Both have great songs that stuck in my head for weeks. 

Both shows deal with complicated love triangles and focus on the ups and downs of romantic relationships.  

- Cool short hair female characters. - The male main characters has a crush on the female main characters. He ALWAYS looks at her, thinks about her and cares ONLY for her!!! (In short, he really do LOVES her so much) - They live near each other, go to the same school, go home together. - In the main characters house/apartment has ONE of a Alcoholism-BIG BOOBS-SISTER. 

Both give this same kind of dorming love story between two characters that fluctuate between being distant and being close where the girl pushes away the guy at times. 

Both have the guy trying to get closer to the girl Both have romance Both in school Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou is funnier though whilst Suzuka is more serious and drama based If you enjoyed this show watch Suzuka it's better  

Same genre — sport and romance, similar characters ant their relationships. 

Suzuka is similar to Cross Games in many ways : - both main characters in the anime 'Suzuka', Suzuka and Yamato also involved in sports - funnily both main characters, Suzuka and Yamato also always argue with each other and behave similar to Aoba and Kou. -Suzuka, the main female protagonist has the same attitude and personality with Aoba (hard work at sports, serious type and a little harsh with the main male protagonist -plot with equal drama and romance Although Suzuka is quite a classic anime, but it resembles, or I rather say Cross Games resembles it in many ways.  

An anime centered about a girl who is really into sports and a guy who is later convinced somehow to be the best one. And also the girl is tomboyish. 

So you got a guy, and get this... he likes a girl. Totally never saw that one coming, did you? 

ok if you completed watching suzuka and felt the sensation that you wanted more anime like this, drama, romance, and related i strongly recomend you toradora, not only because of the similarities but because of both have the endings everyone is looking for. 

Both series share the same romantical and dramatical depth 

- Both have university try-outs - Both have romance - Both have a girl who doesn't really open up to the guy - Both have other girls interested in the guy - Both have him kissing someone else before her - Both have him staying in a girls boarding - In both the boarding is run by his relatives - In both he has a pretty aunt 

Both anime feature a rather dramatic atmosphere for being a shounen without a large amount of comic relief which is not common for shounen romances, where the norm is often times a romantic comedy with some degree of fan service. The larger reason as to why these two anime are similar in some regards is the fact they both center around a love triangle in which their is progress as opposed to often times in shounen romances where if their is a love triangle it will end with an open ending due to a rather indecisive male lead. 

Both are about a high school guy who's torn between the woman he's longed for, and the woman who's there, and how he learns to man up and not be such a coward with his feelings. 

During the show there was a sudden association Suzuka with Maison Ikkoku. Why? First of all, the main characters have the same personality traits. Also, in both cases, main characters live in boarding houses and main mail character falls in love with a girl in the same apartment building. They both put an effort into spending time with that girl, because both of the main female characters do not want another relationships because of identical reasons (this is spoiler). 

Both series has the sports theme (although involving different sport) as one of the major themes. The main protagonist in both series has a crush on the main heroine and joins a club/team to prove themselves. However as episodes progresses, both the main characters in the series realizes their future with the sport. In both series, the main female protagonist is sort of a tomboy and denies liking the guy. Yet as the episodes progresses, they gradually warm themselves up to the protagonist. There is comedy, drama, and romance present in both series. Both series also contain other characters/competitors in the sports as the story moves along.  read more 

Romance, tragedy, and drama are themes of the story so if you enjoy such genres, then you will certainly like both of these two anime(s). Both series are very touching and tries to bring viewers emotion which succeeds at that. Not only that, but both of these anime revolves around the protagonist on his decision for his future as well as the relationship he makes with other characters. 

Similar to Suzuka is Ai Yori Aoshi, a shounen romance drama with the same generic elements like evry kind of girl that is in the series, the only difference is in the female lead in Suzuka an active, athletic and hot tempered girl, in Ai Yori Aoshi a domestic, caring and naive girl. But they have a common kind of story that are liked by the ones that like the genre, Suzuka is like a mixture or variation on many similar series. 

Risa and Yamato are both the same, they share the same love problems (If i give out the problems Im just giving out spoilers). I am positive they have the same concept except Lovely Complex is more on the comedy. 

Well this has the conflict of when liking someone and it in a high school setting.  

Both tell about a guy who goes live with his aunt. There he meets friends from his childhood and some of then fall in love with he. 

-Both are romance dramas, heavy on the drama. -In both stories, the main character falls in love with a classmate who can't get over someone from their past 

This 2 animes background are both located at school environment, 2 or more female characters are interested in the main leading male character which in both cases, are your typical average joe and both animes shows the male character struggles to choose and getting along with them.