Alternative TitlesEnglish: Eden of The East Japanese: 東のエデン
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Type: TV
Episodes: 11
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 9, 2009 to Jun 18, 2009
Duration:
23 min. per episode Rating:
R - 17+ (violence & profanity)
L represents licensing company
StatisticsScore: 8.531 (scored by 15216 users)
Ranked: #612
Popularity: #98
Members: 25,736
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Both of them have this mysterious feel around the plot and characters working behind the scenes for a larger vision.
Similar art, both about searching and complicated feelings, a little bit tragic.
Both have similar atmosphere and style.
The shows have similar themes. Both have protagonists who are involved with questionable organizations and may have conflict with others who possess abilities like their own. They have a touch of sci-fi and take place mostly in urban areas. Darker than Black is more action-oriented. Both shows require the viewer to pay attention in order to keep up with the plot.
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Both series have great art direction. The character designs for both anime were done by Umino Chika, who also wrote the Honey and Clover manga. Similarities in other aspects of the visual style can also be seen in the opening and closing animations and background designs. Both shows also deal with the themes of romance and separation.
Similarities between the characters' personalities, the art style, and the sense of humor found in both animes.
Same pretty art style, romantic content and some similiarities in characters.
Higashi no Eden is more deep, telling about changing the world, while Honey and Clover is lighter, more of a romance and focused mostly on relationships and pshychological aspects of love.
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Higashi no Eden and NHK have that conspiracy feeling to it and a little bit of NEET to it. What more is there to say if you liked one you will like the other.
NEETS, Conspiracies and the good ole comedy. Even though Eden of the East might be on the darker side, NHK is still similar to it.
They both explore the NEET social crisis, even though in very different ways.
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Of the anime I've seen in the past year, both of these have come to surprise me and because of the similar art styles, it made it really easy to get interested each of them.
Both of these series are about certain disasters (higashi no eden=terroist bombings, tokyo magnitude= hugeee earthquake). These two shows also are fairly realistic and deal with problems that the world today faces.
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doing what's best for the world is the aim in both..
in death note using a note to get rid of criminals, in Higashi no Eden there is a mobile phone that grants any wish for it's carrier.. and they both have some rules that makes it more like a game..
they also share that there is a companion with each one (shinigami in death note, and juiz in HNE)
Both have a kind of cat and mice plot. Both of them is about being a kind of a "god" and about trying to change the world. The both includes apples, too! The two are fantastic, and you should watch both.
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The shows have plots which feel similar to eachother with their focus on secet organizations, conspiracy and mystery. They are also both produced by Production IG so they have a similar look and feel.
Ghost in the shell is made by the same of EOTE director kenyi kamiyama.
It doesnt have a lot of humour or romance, but it offers you a awesome goverment conspiracy story, awesome action/thriller scenes and a complex storyline wich makes this one of the best the anime industry has to offer.
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Both series feature male protagonists whose goal is to fix their country. They each have a powerful means to do so.
Both share a mysterious main character who refuses to let the audience in on his secrets. They also include love interest/s that share the same awe for their hero. Both main characters sketch that line between right and wrong without turning you away from them. If you liked the magnitude of one you'll enjoy the scale of the other.
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Both are semi- random. Both art was a bit different, but in a good way. The plots were good in both of these animes, and I think if you enjoyed one, you'd enjoy the other.
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both pull you in from the begining w/ odd events.They share fast paced storyline [while being a short series] that keeps you guessing as to what and why aspects of plotline are happening next
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Well, they both are romancey, (with Earl & Fairy being more of the romance type).. And they both have the phrase Nobliss Oblidge (exept in Earl and Fairy its said like 2 times). They both have the main male become a king of some sort. Also, the people are cute in both ^^;;
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Both anime are mysteries. For main character Takizawa, in Eden of the East, it is the "Selecao" and for main character Narumi, in Spiral ~ Lines of Reasoning, it is the "Blade Children". Takizawa and Narumi are alike, each with a "devil may care" persona. They also share a style of humor that is very sarcastic and dry. Both come off as cool, confident and nonchallant, and withhold pertinent details from companions while resolving mysteries that will, I assume, inevitably lead them to their goal.
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Both start off slowly but kick off and throw the characters in a world of mysteries and conspiracies, both have that "Who Am I?" setting.They also have intros performed by British Bands.
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Both are mysterious and main character must save the world.
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The protagonists get their memories wiped clean and the organizations that did it uses them by getting the protagonists to work for the organization. In both stories the characters are given false identities. They begin shady dealings for the organization while they set out to discover more about the secrets of the organization and their own true identities.
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you will feel kind of the same vibe from watching it.
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Noir and Eden have the same espionage mysterious amnesiac style characters. While Noir is darker than Eden they have many similarities to each other in plot.
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Both Bokurano and Higashi no Eden revolve around a game which has certain number of players and all that there is for the losers is death.
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They both have to do with some kind of program and they seem so a like.I just thought of this anime when I was seeing Higashi no Eden but BPS isn't as violent and it is more ecchi and there its romantic as Higashi no Eden. But both are very funny.
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The most basic premise is the same - you have a main character who you like, but who has no recollection of who he is. You are going along for the ride with this character who you're rooting for, but you're not entirely sure who is the good guy and who is the bad guy. Memory loss, love and troubled times in the name of a more perfect society are present in both series.
One caveat - if you can not stand a variety of unique artwork or animation styles, then you will probably have a hard time watching Kaiba... which is a shame because it's an excellent series. The story is beautiful and if you appreciate unique animation and art, you will love it too. Higashi no Eden is wonderfully animated and drawn - but it's within the realm of normally drawn anime. Kaiba might be what Higashi no Eden would have looked like if Dr. Seuss had animated it.
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Both have a kind of "conspiracy" theme and involve the power of shooting things but not with a gun.
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