Ranked #218

Cross Game

Well both are about baseball and they have several other similarities; however, i don't want to give anything away so you'll just have to watch to find out!! ^_^

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Both are great anime about baseball though Ookiku is more comedy and no romance, while cross game is more romance...both are still great series about working hard to achieve a common goal .

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Both series are slice-of-life school romance stories that revolve around baseball written by Adachi Mitsuru. Also the art style is quite similar despite Touch being a much older series. Both are fantastic series.

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Sport theme with romance.
Some very funny moments and drama!
Many similarities....u dont want me to spoil it so i'll shut up and u watch it now!

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Both have those hard training scenes that lead to improvemnts in there chosen sport.
Both involve tough bad asses! Both are very funny at times and have a nice amount of drama. Both have a sub romance theme and both are great easy watches (smooth rolling with nice art, excellnt story line, and matching music to really allow u to feel the anime.

if u like one then yes u should definetly watch the other

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Both series are the work of the brilliant Adachi, Mitsuru. Both shows revolve around high school baseball and involve both elements of romance and sports. The characters and their relationships also have a similar feel.....

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one more anime about baseball. but a lot more psychological.

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Similarly to "Maison Ikkoku", "Cross Game" is a gentle romance that explores many of the same themes about the death of a loved one. While Cross Game is set in highschool instead of the college years, human interactions and romance are dealt with as serious subject matter (despite all the humor of life thrown in).

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