Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Michiko e Hatchin Japanese: ミチコとハッチン
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Type: TV
Episodes: 22
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Oct 15, 2008 to Mar 19, 2009
Duration:
22 min. per episode Rating:
R - 17+ (violence & profanity)
L represents licensing company
StatisticsScore: 7.931 (scored by 4292 users)
Ranked: #3912
Popularity: #387
Members: 10,741
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Have a similar sharp visual style plus a modern edginess.
Although the plot is not similar at all, both Michiko and Samurai are influenced by differnt cultures, when concerned with the music and style throughout the animes. Michiko being having a Latin vibe while Samurai had a more Hip Hop thing going on. Both of them were drawn wonderfully in my opinion and involve the main characters setting out on a journey to find someone. Both a just full of action and all have moments of humour as well.
Same studio. Similar jazz influenced soundtrack. The plot is rather similar as well yet both are very unique. They are set in different time periods and locations but have the same overall feel to them. If you enjoyed one you will most likely enjoy the other.
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Both are pretty funky shows that take place in a slightly askew futuristic world. Similar music and art. Similarly wild characters and improbable situations and scenes. Nice gun fights. The babe in Michiko is similar to Fay from Cowboy Bebop--gutsy, scantily clad, nonchalantly violent.
Same feeling, also tons of gunfights.
they both have the same coool feeling and both have a jazzy starting. Only one is a criminal escaped from prison and the other a Bounty hunter.
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If you liked the interactions between the 2 main characters, and you know which ones I mean.
Similar interactions between the main characters (older-younger friendship). Beyond that they have great, more vivid art. Michiko to Hatchin is more of a comedy and kure-nai is more serious. They both, however, contain some serious ass kicking and comedy.
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Both of these Animes nearly got the same latino-mexican style and wild west flair and the theme is also kind of girls-with-guns. Thus, there are also 2 main characters in search for freedom.
Both series based in a similar location--Latin America. The basic plot structure is also the same. Two girls are running away/towards something. The relationship between the two female leads in each series differs slightly.
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There is something about the way the two stories are told. There's the same sense of a story not necessarily told in chronological order, that slowly reveals more and more of the plot as it goes on. There is violence in both these shows, and a focus on several characters, although Michiko to Hatchin stays mostly with those two. It's a great combo of violence and plot in both of these anime.
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Features smooth flowing animation styles, gun fights and sexy female lead
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well it's a 5 minute music video with two chicks in a car with guns, and when watching it it reminded me of Michiko to Hatchin.
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I would say all Black Lagoon TV series are the best equivalent to Michiko to Harchin.
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Both are set in southern, very special countries- Brazil and Italy(Rome), both include an element of broken families and rejecting parents.
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I would recommend Black Lagoon the 1st and 2nd season as a similar anime to Michiko to Hatchin. Both seem to happen in some spanish territory. We can see lots of action, guns, mafia, pursuits. Michiko is quite similar to Revy. Both main characters are strong, independent women with a unique personality and complex past.
I would say Black Lagoon TV series are the best equivalent to Michiko to Harchin.
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