Alternative TitlesEnglish: Okami-San and Her Seven Companions Synonyms: Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi, Okamisan and Seven Companions Japanese: オオカミさんと七人の仲間たち
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Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 1, 2010 to Sep 16, 2010
Duration:
24 min. per episode Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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Ookami-san started to develop into something meaningful other than a plotless comedy over a few episodes. That development focused on romantic struggle of the main couple. Toradora development is pretty much the same, started of funny and increasingly dramatic over time.
Both main characters are tsunderes plus they look and act very similar! Ookami can be seen as an older Taiga =p
Both anime are pretty much slice of life, somewhat comedic, high-school setting, tsundere romance.
Same studio and again a badass tsundere protagonist.
When I saw first episode of Ookami-san my reaction was "Taiga? Is that you?". Both animes are romance, comedy, school and characters are also similar.
Both animes main female main characters are the same, both physically and attitude wise (EXTREME TSUNDERE ALERT), and both have animal attributes in their names ( Taiga= Tiger, Ookami= Wolf). The both anime's art are also extremely cute and while Toradora is based upon legend, Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi is based upon fairy tales.
- the main heroines have a similar character design.
- both main heroines are tsundere and know how to kick ass.
- both focus on comedy-romance ( but , at least in my opinion , Toradora! does a much better job ).
- both are adapted from light novels.
The main heroines act, look, and think alike. The "men" of anime both have a completely different personality to what they seem to be on the surface. plus, they are both hilarious and a good show to watch.
ryoukou and taiga look alike but one is tall and one is short
ringo and minori also look the same but short and tall
ryoukou has that tsundere type to her sort of just like taiga is tsundere
ringo is also there to support ryoukou like minori for taiga
they both have great qualities, the animes itself is somewhat different
Both Ryouko and Ringo have the same sort of relationship as Taiga and Minori, not to mention they look pretty similar too.
the main female character between these two anime is somewhat similar and both are a tsundere... BUT, ookami (meaning: wolf) is taller than taiga (meaning: tiger)... :)
The main female character is extremely similar to the main female character of this show character and looks wise (except for being taller)
The two main girl characters in these 2 stories are very similar in looks and personality and they are both tsundere
They both have the same type of humor, both main heroines are compared to beasts (Taiga = Tiger, Ookami = Wolf), both Taiga and Ookami are violent Tsundere. The animation is also very similar. The only difference between the anime romance-wise is that the guy fell in love with the girl on the 1st episode in Ookami-san, whereas in Toradora; they fell in love with each other part way through the series.
Basically, i saw in them much familiar things. Of course, they are not he same, cuz Toradora is romantic novel, but Okami is little bit more fighting one. I think, you'll enjoy Okami.
-both main heroines are tsunderes and look similar
-both shows are comedy/romance
-both have the same type of humor
Aisaka and Ookami are really similar, Tsundere Power! They both are comedy/romance and focus on the main couple.
The main female character in both anime are tsundere and both characters' best friend are hyper, fun, and playful, yet care very much about the main female character. Both contain a growing romance between the main male and female character.
The main female characters don't only look alike but have a similar personality. (some sites even claim there it's the same character only grown up). Both have great humor.
Both animes are romance, comedy, school and characters are also similar.
Art is similar.
Ryouko looks a little like a taller version of Taiga.
Both have near to no story at the beginning but develops into one(torradora does a much better job)and Ookami-San has many references to torradora and their are many similar characters. Torradora has alot of romance while Ookami-San has alot of comedy and parities.
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The underdog fight for you. Underpowered protagonist help the heroine overcome her past by kicking some ass.
Ookami-san's past was kept safe along the series, until the protagonist beat up the bad guy and end the shows altogether.
In MM!, the hero simply beat the living hell out of the bad guy and help the heroine overcome it in a few chapters, leaving the rest of the season for comedy, or a new drama.
The tension of the shows however are kept lukewarm along the story, as both show has mixed both dramatical and funny contents in no formal pattern. It's pretty difficult to guess what you will have for each episode, maybe both.
Is that a good thing? Your call.
Both anime are about overcoming odd fears as well as taking place mostly in a club setting. The male lead is forced into the club. Both animes' episodes are episodic, until the end.
in both the main female character violent,and the main boy character is average.
and there are more similar characters like Tatsukichi Hayama looks like Liszt Kiriki.
Both have, one person who is afraid of something Yuno, Arashiko is afraid of men and Morino, Ryoushi is afraid of being confronted by other people. They both also have a "club" that wishes to help people with various things, and they both have a slight romantic atmosphere in it, and both have a humorous side to them.
Both give a similar feel, simple plot. The male leads are actually very similar when they are ''normal''. Both have a lot of fighting, and ''being a man'' kind of thing. If you liked one of them, you'll 95% like the other one, and if you hated one of them then it's the other way around. :D
When the show gets those serious moments I think Ryoushi cuz he's a total bum when people stare at him but is freaking awesome when he serious, while Taro is a full on masochist who also is freaking awesome when he's serious
Well, both have male characters whose butts always gets kicked by a female character, except one is avoiding while the other is asking for it, there is also a situation where the love interest of the male character is a victim of sexual harassment by the main villain which devastated the other while it made the other one stronger
Both animes are similar as they have a main male character that likes to help people while having problems of his own. The style and flow of the anime are very similar.
There's no surprise that both of these series shares many similarities. When watching these two anime b2b, it's hard not to think about them. First, both series takes place at school life setting where the central protagonist needs help. The club that helps him also tries to solve everyone's problems.
Both series has a strange cast of characters with a variety of personalities that spice up the story a bit. They bring in the comedy and entertainment to the viewers.
There's also a main female character in both series that fits within the role of the classic tsundere.
Both series have a ton of comedy, drama, and some romance.
Both of these anime have a central male protagonist which needs help solving their social problems. MM! is based around comedy whereas Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi has more of a romantic feel to it, though both involve some romance as the tags suggest.
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Both have clubs that helps people.
both anime have groups of people whom help others and as they do that they have more allies as they go on. many similarity occurs in both these anime, but SKET Dance have less romance
Organization in high school devoted to solving other people's problems regardless of how small it is. The main male protagonists are both exceptional with the slingshot and the main female protagonists are both exceptional fighters.
Both anime focus more on a club that does odd jobs, and their episodes contain the odd jobs.
The both anime's the characters fight to protect the school. In both animes the main characters take offers from people to help them. These animes also have similar generes such as: comedy, school life.
Both animes are about two school clubs who help people. Also the main girls are alike there both really strong and are well known street fighters. Also the main guys both use sling shots as there weapons.
both SKET DANCE && Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi have a special group in their school that accepts requests.
Similarities:
Both are compose of clubs dedicated to help someone in need.
Both were set in a school.
Both have muchachos who uses slingshot as their main weapons and both are also a crack shot.
Both have a chiquita (lead female) who are fighters.
Both leaders of the club were street-smart.
Dissimilarities:
Thought in both animes have clubs that help someone in need, in OSN, the club there is more of a businesslike thing, that is whenever someone approaches them for help, they have to pay it with favors, while in SD, them helping somebody in need is done in order to solicit members.
In OSN the club is compose of 7 members, while in SD, here were only 3.
In OSN the leader of the club is merely a support and rarely participate in any of the clubs operations, while in SD, the club leader is the main cast and does participate in all of the clubs operations.
In OSN the club geek is a witch while in SD the club geek is a computer wizard who would let his fingers (he types in his laptop that he always bring) do the talking.
The main chiquita (female lead) in OSN can fight barehanded, but is incapable of taking down toughest opponent (the one who sexually harassed her), while in SD, the chiquita (female lead) relies entirely on her hockey club when taking down the toughest opponent.
When it comes to romance, in OSN the muchacho (male lead) has feelings for the chiquita (female lead), while in SD, the feelings with the 2 muchachos (the 2 male leads) with the chiquita (the sole female lead) is purely professional.
When it comes to the clubs relationship with the student council, in OSN the club is at equal status with the student council, while in SD the club is at odds with the student council.
In OSN the genre of the anime is more like a parody, while in SD, there is an extra genre of mystery.
Both series are quite hilarious for starters. That's because they have parodies that has a strong and independent female protagonist that are present in both series.
Both Ookami-san and Sket Dance also has the theme of a club at school wishing to helping others in need.
Both series are very funny and contains a lot of parodies as well as references. Yet in some cases, there is also emotions and other factors that seems to bring out a more dramatic side in both series.
Both series also expands on the idea of friendship and how friends are one of the most important things to have in the world.
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Fighting tsundere heroine with quite same character. Comedy, mostly girls on main roles and quite pacifistic but overprotective protagonist
Drawn by same company, has similar seyuu's, character personallities, physical looks, and chara types.
Kuroko's VA is the narrator on Ookami-san, and the first episode reminded me of the slice-of-life bits of Toaru no Kagaku.
both have brave characters with high skills...
both have a side-kick...
the guy has something special that attracts both girls...
both of the main characters look some-what alike...
Fighting for what they believe in, both series has a strong female heroine. Additionally, there are action, comedy, and some hints of romance in Ookami-san. Both series also has drama in later episodes that becomes somewhat emotional.
Just having Kuroko's VA is enough for me to enjoy both of these shows. On a more serious note, I especially like the slice-of-life comedy approach J.C. Staff focused on in both shows instead of the typical action-oriented approach most shounen anime appear to have.
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The same character dynamics appear in both series, but they are both set in complete different settings and in the end Zero no Tsukaima is far superior to Ookami-san...
These two animes have a similar setting with a hero with hidden abilities and heroines with tsundere personalities. But Ookami has no magic like Zero, the male main characters are a lot different.
Ookami and Louise very similar.
This anime both have girls who don't have the best chests in the world, but theyre both spunky and mean. If you like Ookami you will like Louise :D
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A group of students who fix problems.
Ookami = A club
Medaka = Student Council
They take in the problems of people and solve them.
Helping people is always a nice feeling and in both of these series, it's one of the themes. Medaka Box and Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi both have a main female protagonist who although is violent always cares for her friends and willing to help others.
Both series has the theme of a club that helps out others but along the way faces hardship and struggles.
Both series has a lot of comedy, drama, and action later on in the series.
Both are about a group of students who help others and for the most part the whole series is random student encounters but developes a plot in the later episodes.
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They're both funny, have an original (sort of) plot and great characters.
Also, Kiriki reminds me of Koizumi.
Both series consists of a club at school although for different goals and morals. Both the main girls of series are considered tsundere when dealing with certain situations especially with the main protagonist. Humor and drama are also imminent.
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It appears that the girl who acted strong but weak inside is very common in Japan. And that girl being saved by a total bum is even more regular.
And if you are a bully, please be aware of that so-called total bum as he may have hidden power yet to be unleashed.
These anime are similar because:
*The leading fighter is the girl with outstanding power
*Both girls are very similar! Are very brave, cold towards world but surprisingly warm inside
*They both have a boy with them who could watch their back and they both are kind of in love with the main char
Differences:
* The setting is different Ooksmi-san is based on school life and Shakugan let's say is more global
*Shakugan is darker and less funny or happy
*Ookami just started to air
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A stubborn girl partners with her unlikely "prince" in fighting crime.
Both series are first of all, done by the same studio.
But beyond that, both series contains action, comedy, and drama. Of course, later on, there is romance that develops in a tsundere way between the main character and the heroine.
Additionally, both series have open ended episodes which may lead up to a season 2 possibly in the future.
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Ookami and BakaTest have the same brand of funny, character-driven humor and romance as well as a large cast of characters that fit the general anime stereotypes. Each series has it's own tsundere, loli, bishounen, ect.
It has similar content romance, comedy, and action wise. Baka to Test is a nice mix of those three genres, but also includes an interesting love triangle.
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the art is similar, both animes are somewhat simple and may seem to be all about comedy but it can be serious also. Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi
instantly reminded me of Inu x Boku SS, You could almost call it Ririchiyo and her seven companions, plus Soushi is also similar to Ryoushi (they both want to protect the girl they love) and Renshou is similar to Tarou (they both are very calm and look alike) and Ryouko is very similar to Ririchiyo (they both where mean to the main protagonist at first but then they started to like them) etc. both of the shows also have small hints of romance throughout the show and consist of 12 episodes.
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Both 12 episodes in length, Ookami-san and Otome Youkai Zakuro are colorful, visually appealing series that are simple to watch and not think too hard about. The main male character of each is easily frightened but will rise to the occasion when he needs to be brave, soon catching the attention of his respective spunky-yet-shy female lead. The comedic aspects of both shows rely on these distinct, somewhat cliched characterizations that nonetheless inspire chuckles.
The cultural references that define them are also comparable; Ookami-san centers around fairy tales, while Otome Youkai Zakuro features Japanese spirits.
In both shows, the main characters belong to an organization that helps clients who come seeking their assitance. In the both animes, the plot is also connected to the backstory of the main female character, Ookami-san. As for character's, Agemaki and Ryoushi are extremely similiar characters in personality. For comedic effect that completely endears you to the character both are cowards that can stem their fear every so often and help out. Also similiar are Ookami-san and Zakuro, both are tsudere-type characters that have a soft or weaker side but are stronger than the lead male character, except in times of emotional distress, of course.
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-Both female leads are tsunderes.
-In Oreimo, the male lead is hardly involved in the life of his sister until he discovers her secret, and then he ends up supporting her and saving her on multiple occasions even though in the beginning she would have never imagined that he would do that.
Similarly, in Ookamisan, the female lead had the male lead pegged as a coward and never once considered that he might be the one supporting her and saving her, but he surprises her by proving her wrong.
-Both are comedies about high schoolers.
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Both take themes from popular fairy tales.
There are actually characters in both shows named Ringo with short, pinkish hair.
Know that Lilpri is a kids' show whereas Ookami-san is not.
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- Similar character types
- Slapstick humor
- Anime parodies
- Similar series length
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Both shows have random humor at its best, with likable characters and great music. Both Squid Girl and Ryoko are great heroines that really make you laugh. Be warned that while Squid Girl focuses more on humor and random scenarios Okami-san has a much heavier plot, as well as much more overall seriousness. I highly recommend both shows! :^)
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Very similar artwork
Both are very funny and there are many different and interesting characters
Wished there was more episodes for both shows =(
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These animes are both about a person trying to find other person's soft side.
In Kodocha it's Sana tries to find the real Akito
In Ookami-san it' Morino trying to find the real Ookami-san.
Ookami-san and Aktio are both very strong yet weak. Both also seem to find themselves falling for the ones to already care about them.
In Kodocha Akito falls for Sana first unlike Ookami-san and Morino.
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Both feature a hard-working tsundere as the main character. Male lead in Ōkami-san is not nearly as "cool" as Usui, but the relationship between the main characters is very similar in both. Both series are episodic and primarily humorous, with some drama. Art style is also very similar. Overall the two are very similar, but each has a distinct flavor that makes it well worth watching.
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Main girl hair's color are same.
Both have romance.
Both have fighting stuff.
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While not entirely similar from the surface, both these series deals with a club at school.
From there, the main male protagonist meets a strange female protagonist where they get off to a rocky start. There is humor and comedy and along with that, the main male protagonist seems to have a head of strange thoughts regarding various things.
Both series' artwork is also similar in a way and gives off a lighthearted feeling.
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In terms of similarity, both anime series contains the idea of a club although for different reasons. However, the setting that both series takes place in is considered a school with activities, fun, and drama.
Both series' main male protagonist have similar personalities being kind, shy, but often looking for the well-being of others; the female protagonists from both series have different personalities as well.
Both anime series has a lot of comedy, some parody, and entertains fans in a more casual/lighthearted tone.
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Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi is no where as famous as Ouran, but the similarities are there.
The genres of the two shows are Comedy/Romance, with a touch of action near the final episodes.
Both the series follows a high school girl, in a club, where her closest friends are all in that club.
Both main male character seems useless and screwed up at the start, but later on, as the series progresses, we find out there's more to him than meets the eye.
In both series, one of the main character's friend include is a lolita type of character, looking cuter and younger than they actually are.
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Obviously there are differences, for example Ikkitousen is a heavy fanservice show while Ookami-san is not. But both have this school rivalry thing going on as well as several battles/confrontations which overall gives you a similar vibe. In other words if you can stand fanservice you should like Ikkitousen and, if you first watched Ikkitousen, then if you can stand the lack of fanservice then you should enjoy Ookami-san.
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both shows have fairytales incorporated in them
Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi is using fairytales such as little red riding hood while pandora hearts is using the fairytale Alice in wonderland
pandora hearts is more drama fokused while Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakamatachi is more fokused on romance and comedy
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Both include a character with psychological walls hindering them in various ways in their life.
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Main female protagonist in both animes is tsundere and they are really alike.
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A guy with serious issues and phobias.
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Both have the same director and same narration style
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Although placed in rather diffrent settings, both anime are centered around self-made and rather unusuall high-school organizations, wich leads to some fights.
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The only similarity is the base of the story......
Of course, the topping of the story are very different to compare with.
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Just now Ookami-san reminded me big time of old thing I already forgot. The theme "Big girl don't cry" is nothing new in any way, it was prospering long before the age of tsundere, or Kugimiya Rie.
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Narrators gone wild. Both show feature heavy narration to the point that it become cogs of the show. But please note that something has gone wrong with ookami-san narrator, all she did is ruining the mood. (try watching the sucky part of the show without narration, oh hey it's fun) Both show also happen to feature the almighty Itou Shizuka which is not worth mentioning at all, NOT at all.
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Both draw a lot of inspiration from classic fairy tales.
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The stories revolve around very different themes, yet the female-male leading duets are awfully similiar - dominant girl and wimpy boy characters.
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The main male character in both of these shows is very similar in their look, and somewhat personality. Ryuko is also very reminiscent of Senjougahara. While the stories are more or less unrelated, there is still a similar feeling.
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Exept the eyes, the artstyle is pretty similar. One character looks like blond Mikado wearing a bartender's suit. :D
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In both animes, they have to do something for the rest in exchange of something.
Get Backers : A Group that retrieves anything that was lost in exchange of money
Ookami-san : A Club that fixes students problems in exchange for the student helping them out later.
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In the beginning of both series the male protagonists lack fighting abilities and are considered weaker (if not useless) than their female companions. However, in the progress of the show they develop their own skills in order to protect the girl they love.
The style of the ecchi moments is also quite similar.
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Sawako Kuronuma and Ryoushi Morino share the same type of char which is near the bottom if not bottom of the date list, yet still manage to find love. However, both anime's take on unique differences whether good or bad.
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both are base on romance.. mayo chiki, opinion is better
both the main women character are stronger
both the main man character try to support the one they love in someone different ways
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Both make large use of fairy tale motifs, quests and people playing their roles.
Princess Tutu also features a fairly mundane school, the difference is though that princess Tutu doesn't merely make the characters analogues from other stories, but actually brings those stories to life within the show. For instance while Ookami-san features who act like their fairytale counterparts, in Princess Tutu they're far more likely to actually be the character from the story. Or an anthropomorphic animal.
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