Alternative TitlesEnglish: Is This a Zombie? Synonyms: Koreha Zombie Desuka?, Kore ha Zombie Desu ka?, Kore wa Zombie Desuka? Japanese: これはゾンビですか?
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Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jan 11, 2011 to Mar 30, 2011
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24 min. per episode Rating:
R - 17+ (violence & profanity)
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Both have characters with supernatural abilities which are very similar to each other.
A bunch of weird girls somehow linked to the supernatural flock to this one dude and they have zany adventures. Both anime are also very schizophrenic, and will frequently alternate between being comedy fanservice and utterly serious and violent, often within the same episode.
It's pretty much the same thing, as of episode 1. If you like one you will like the other.
Both anime have a dark tone but with cute moe moments and funny moments thrown in. The animation in both series seems dark most of the time but still heartwarming and fun at the same time. And both have characters with supernatural powers.
This anime has the same "harem" theme, that's kinda twisted. It also has the supernatural phenomena going on, though not the exact kind. The character design is almost spot on as well.
Similarity checklist:
Magical girl with long white hair, CHECKED.
Tunsdere girl with long black hair, CHECKED.
The usual guy who plays Mr. Nice Guy, CHECKED.
The usual supernatural and magic genre, CHECKED.
The usual Mr. Nice Guy who's gonna have his ass kicked, CHECKED.
Extremely similar girls and art,they both have this weird but funny atmosphere around them :3
The main character is basically the same in both seires.
The humor also seems similar although I personally prefer Zombie desu ka?
These two shows are remarkably similar. If you watched one, you won't want to miss the other. Both great shows!
Kinda the same story boy who meet girl and then finds out shes really dangerous then they end up staying with each other with the other girls
The protagonist is surrounded by people with supernatural powers. Both anime have many comic scenes, but also contains some dark moments. The character design is similar and the two animes are "harem".
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Both of these anime contain slap stick panty humor, not to mention the animation has an experimental side to them and they also happen to have a simular feel.
Young guy and unhinged loli 'magic girl'.
Death isn't a problem in either series, as both leading males are immortal, therefore, this series is grizzily for the sake of it.
'Zombie is a comedy with a somewhat serious tone, whilst Itsuka' seems entirly serious.
Both involve immortal protagonists & are great shows.
Both feature immortal main protagonists and vampires
Both are light hearted at first, but become more dark as the series progresses.
Plus, both main guys are immortal, except Taito can only die so many times.
In both the main character dies in the first episode by being run over by a truck, and the rest of the series deals with the ramifications of that on the rest of the characters.
Both have girls with dark magic that gave a boy immortality.
The protagonist of these stories can be 'taken apart' as much as they desire o3o
Both series contain the supernatural with the main protagonist being the center of it all. The main character are also considered "immortal" after a certain incident. Of course, that brings in the romance between him and the main character.
Both series also contain a lot of comedy, fan-service, drama, and action. While Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? is humor, Itsuka Tenma no Kuro Usagi is a bit more serious. Still though, both series are titles that may spark your interest if you're interested in some fun entertainment.
They are both a supernatural anime with super powerful female lead characters. The leading male characters both happen to stumble upon the female leads and the girls both happen to save their lives. Later on something happens to both the female leads and the male leads along with their friends try to rescue them.
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They give out the same feeling. They both have really good somewhat crazy humor moments, and touching moments, too, while the overall plot is poor and one can hardly speak about the whole anime story development. Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? and Angel Beats are similar in this: they're not your usual episodic anime and it seems like there's a story that progresses from one episode to another, but in reality it's only a ghost of the story that only takes place to move the anime on and to connect those funny and sad moments. And it'll be fair to say those moments are nice to your eyes.
And yeah, as it was already mentioned in other recommendations, both these anime play with the undead theme.
The main hero can't die and we have a bloody humour in both shows.
They both have main who cannot die easy way
they were funny anime....
Some plot, lots of blood, reviving characters, and comedy in all wrapped in to one show! (er two shows)
Both poke fun at generic anime. Wacky and crazy gags, but don't let that deceive you, both have a good underlying plots with serious moments.
While Angel Beats is no doubt more serious, both shows contain undead characters getting repeatedly butchered for jokes.
The amounts of laughter that both series tries to engineer is something to take notice if you plan on watching both series. And yes, that means comedy and entertainment.
Of course, both series contain supernatural elements done in a fun way as well as drama. There are also seriousness in both series mixed in with the characters. And speaking of characters, both MC are technically "dead" for different reasons. It is from this point in that he makes interactions with other characters.
All in all, if you're looking for a series with hilarious comedy but also has touching drama at different degrees, then these two anime(s) are something to keep an eye on.
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Both anime have a strong female lead, along with a male protagonist who has potential to be very powerful.
In both series the male lead is romantically interested in their master and stops at nothing to ensure the safety of said master.
Boy meets girl. Boy is killed by girl. Dead boy meets another girl. Girls revives dead boy. Fun! The guy in Zombie is now a... zombie, but the guy in DxD is a demon. Both shows are also very ecchi, but DxD more so.
Similarities:
Both muchachos (male lead) were revived by the lead chiquita (female lead).
Both mucahchos and the lead chiquita maintain a master and slave relationship.
Both muchachos have lost their humanity as a result of being resurrected by the lead chiquita.
Both have the same school, magic, harem, ecchi and comedy genre.
Both muchachos encounters their killer.
Disimilarites:
Kore Zom:
It has an extra vampire and supernatural genre.
The muchacho is literally treated like a dog in his own household.
The muchacho is immortal whose only weakness is to be expose to the sunlight.
The muchacho is a nice guy.
Highschool DxD:
The muchacho is treated well co'z of his special ability.
It has a extra romance and demon genre.
The muchacho is depends on the 2 chiquita who can heal him when wounded.
Intense ecchi.
In both series the protagonist is killed and then revived by a girl with supernatural powers.
ecchi with a wierd protagonist that died somehow and got revived again by a wierd and misterious cute girl
Both protagonists were revived from the dead by one of the heroines. The protagonists are both perverts and have their own harem. The heroines are from another world. They both have great styles of art and music. They are both ecchi and a bit mature. However, HSDxD is more mature than KWZDK?.
Both have perverted main characters.
Both have harem and ecchi.
Both are pretty comical at times.
Highschool DxD has nudity in it and Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? doesn't really show much nudity.(So for those who don't like that kind of stuff I wouldn't recommend watching Highschool DxD, because there is quite a lot of it.)
Overall they're both really good anime and I'd think anyone would enjoy them both.
All the females are both powerful and beautiful
Both Ayumu/Issei died and is brought back by Eucliwood/Rias
Both have supernatural and comedy scenes
Both are Ecchi, but Highschool DxD is extremely Ecchi
Both Issei/Ayumu become a hero after they show their real strength
HIGHLY RECOMMEND WATCHING BOTH OF THEM :)
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A guy's peaceful life being turned upside down when girls from a different world come to him. Seems to be only ecchi/comedy, but actually have a deeper meaning about friendship. Some action here and there. Neat animation. Personally liked Sora no Otoshimono more, though.
these 2 animes are similar on my point of veiw how they make it funny around the biggning useally then it get my serious at the end showing most of their trobles.
Similar humor with some chibi drawings here and there. Both are good ecchi/comedy shows that will likely make you rofl.
The similarity in these two are just the weird sense of humor and randomness they both radiate of. The setting is also the same: a guy comes across somehow magically/paranormally wrought women that change his life drastically. They're both very entertaining to watch, especially the fact that they both actually HAVE a good storyline, which sometimes, is a bit interrupted or really strange. Also the sequels of Sora no Otoshimono (SnO: Forte and soon 3 yay! ^^), and Kore wa Zomie Desu Ka?: Of The Dead, are all good continuations of the storyline and again, full of random, retarded, humorous events. I really recommend both animes because they're just a good use of your anime time ;). Oh, and did I mention fanservice in both of them? :3
Thanks for reading and have fun! ^^
both anime worth all the seconds you spend watching them cuz is HILARIOUS and will make u laught out loud with tears, good ecchi style plenty of hotties :P and same time "innocent" ( or not) a good use of emotions aswell as the funny parts, the fight scenes are nothing special but , who cares :P both are so damn funny
Sora no Otoshimono and Kore wa Zombie Desu ka are both supernatural ecchi comedy series with good actions scenes. The latter uses less ecchi and has more fights, while the former places a greater emphasis on humour and less on action. They're both fairly similar though.
Both are feel good anime with ecchi, plot and comedy.
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Both of these Anime deal with Zombie and are comedies. One is a reverse harem and the other is a one on one romance, but romance is involved in different aspects. The art work is also detailed.
Weird people do weird things with weird zombies.
Both series involve around romantic comedy and the whole undead theme. Both male protagonists seems to have an indifferent attitude towards life but seems to later change through chance encounters with other various characters. Both series contains light hearted comedy and some fan-service to spice things up.
If you like the kinda idea where the main character is a human looking zombie then you should check out Sankarea, Sankarea is the same in a way but is way better...........
Both shows have protagonist that are zombies, and try to act human.
Both have similar genres. One episode can be comedic, while another episode can be tragic and emotional.
Ecchi greatness
Protagonist are same zombie
lol haha . thats all :D
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They're both comedies that make fun of an overused topic (card battles and zombies). And they both have a male character that is used in a female role.
Energetic comedy series that derive some of their humour from parodying other anime. Both have perverted male characters and generous amounts of fanservice. There are plenty of fight scenes in both.
Similar humor, supernatural battles.
The most random things happen and then things just make less and less sense...
Expressive, humorous and interesting, both are things that suck you in using crazy randomness and anything it can throw at you.
Neither of these shows take themselves seriously, They just take a concept and make fun of it in the most hilarious ways they can. along with very entertaining and unique fighting scenes, Both shows do a great job of parodying their genres, With just senseless and random comedy each show throws at you, they are also able to give you a decent narrative when they get serious, Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu seems to do more fleshing out of the characters the Kore wa Zombie desu ka but each have a fun story line with many likeable characters.
-Both are comedies
-Both take place in high school
-Both have battle scenes
-Both have ecchi scenes
-Both have chibi scnes
-Both have a lot of character development
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Anyone wants some sadistic scenes ? they both have it!
I was immediately reminded of Dokuro-chan. Both male characters get brutally beat up by innocent looking girls and tons of crazy and funny things happen :)
Young guy stuck with a 'magic girl'.
Seeing as death isn't the end for the leading males (down to immortality or ressurection), the series is gory simply for the sake of being gory.
Bokusatsu Tenshi' is just a short comedy; it doesn't attempt to get serious, whilst 'Zombie' features a somewhat comedic, serious story.
Three way reccomendation.
It mostly reminds me of Dokuro-chan (actually at some moment I was expecting Pipirupiru with pink chainsaw). Oh, and ending specifically reminds of Dokuro.
Much of the comedy comes from how much the protagonist can get mangled and abused before he's put back together again.
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What kind of Anime do you end up with when you take something you honestly don't expect? You end up with things like "Kore wa Zombie Desu ka?" and "Ben-To".
Both protagonists are semi-perverse characters who through certain circumstances obtain fighting skills and are suddenly surrounded by attractive women. They have very similar humor styles, and do have action in it but really doesn't rely on the action portion as much as the comedy. Both have a quite a bit of fan service.
Both are incredibly random comedies that will make you laugh.
both have a history of ecchi and comedy mixed together and this causes them to be very good
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Characters who have special powers are living a normal life.
both are funny and in my thought they are very near anime
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Both ecchi.
Both are about zombies.
HSOTD is WAY more ecchi and violent ~
both really good. ;3
In this case, the main character is a zombie and his party is composed of other super-powered characters.
Both are about zombies. However, one is heavier on the ecchi and gore while the other is more light hearted and random. The atmosphere these 2 gives is completely different. HOTD is like a thriller with excessive fanservice, unlike Zombie which mixes many genres together to create a rather unorthodox story (mahou shoujo mixed with zombie= win?)
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Both Harem's featuring "otherworldly" heroines.
a história e tão envolvente quanto
Both ecchi series about paranormal misadventures. Both series involves a Vampire Girl (Moka / Seraphim), a childish little girl (Yukari / Haruna), an emotionless girl (Mizore / Yuu) and a busty girl obsessed with the main character (Kurumu / Yuki). Both main characters has monster characteristics (Tsukune can transform into a Ghoul, Ayumu is a Zombie)
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Both about a physically resilient main character, dealing with various girls with somewhat typical anime personalities. Both anime don't really take themselves too seriously, and this makes them easy to watch, and very enjoyable, just don't expect a story that makes complete sense.
Plenty of laughs to be had indeed...
Mayo Chiki sort of filled the gap Kore wa Zombie left.
It has the same slapstick comedy and accidental harem.
The differences would be Mayo Chiki has less violence (only ever so much less) and more of the romance aspect.
Harems with good art, likeable characters, spectacular voice acting, and a healthy amount of fan-service.
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non-pussy protagonist, interesting dynamic between characters, good plot, falling prey to single cour adaption, fan-service, and tons of haters :p
the main character kinda reminds me of each other, and i love the fighting style.
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Both have dudes transforming into Magical Girls
the protagonist also transform into a man-in-girl's cosplay costume which makes the anime more hilarious =D
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Both have Zombie's as main characters...who don't exactly look or act like "Zombies".
There's no rotting flesh or groaning while walking slow, or eating those who are still living.
Just your average, normal teenage Zombie who lives an exciting and hilarious less-than-normal life.
Both series have zombies as main characters, and deal with supernatural fighting/aciton scenes.
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The main protagonist of Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? seem to have some ability of stealing/disable magic, that remind me of Toaru Majutsu no Index. And both are harem/action anime
They both operate on the premise of being an action/drama, but have a lot of comedy moments thrown in (More in the case of Kore wa Zombie---). The main characters both end up with a harem, have some form of ability to absorb magic, and are both "average guys". The first female characters introduced in each series also have incredible magic powers, but are unable to use them unless the situation is dire. They also have some parallels in appearance.
Oh, and the fanservice quotient for both is through the roof.
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Similar comedy, harem and characters. Both take place at school, but KoreZombie has more scenes out there and also supernatural things.
Too many girls and one boy haha suffering of course .
The same characters Chizuru Akaba and Seraphim from Kore wa Zombie Desuka?.
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both are comedies with a male protagonist who deals with weird and supernatural stuff
erm ecchi version of autb?
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Main male protagonist has to deal with cute but unusual girls. Both anime are also combinations of comedy, romance, action, and mild ecchi.
Main male protagonist has to deal with cute but unusual girls. Both animes are also combinations of comedy, romance, action and mild ecchi.
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If you like ecchi, if you like gorgeous character designs, if you like comedy, then you would be well served to give these two shows a try.
Both shows fall under the same genres of comedy, romance, school, harem, and ecchi.
Also both shows manage to tastefully mix in light, mild, and entertaining drama. That being said, both shows always prioritize the comedy and ecchi.
I enthusiastically recommend both shows.
• Both have gorgeous character designs.
• Both shows manage to tastefully mix in light, mild, and entertaining drama.
• Both shows fall under the same genres of comedy, romance, school, harem, and ecchi.
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They are both based off of comedy however Kore Wa Zombie Desu Ka has a much more responsible lead and more of a plot
Both have a male that loves to relax, loves peace, etc.
They live their life normally until one day a person comes and completely changes them (kore wa zombie desu ka being Eu) (Haiyore! Nyaruko-san being nyaruko)
Both are really funny. Plus the similar plot.
The main difference I would say is that in kore wa zombie desu ka ayumu has powers unlike in Haiyore! Nyaruko-san mahiro doesn't have powers
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The first episodes of both series have very similar plot line. Both are about a guy with some connection with the after life and is taking on a job from a female character that lost her power.
Both main characters have stolen "supernatural" powers from a stranger in a unintentionally way.
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Sense of humor, action elements, sci-fi elements, houseliving with strange creatures. Main characters have many things in common,they live with people from "other worlds", have special abilities.
Beelzebub's hilarious characters and character relationships are on par, if not inferior to the characters within Kore wa Zombie Desu ka?. The outrageous concepts that include humour as well as suspense are simply genius. Character developments are also very bare-able if not amusing for these animes. With major fan-service material, these animes will draw the attention of a certain audience.
But fundamentally, Both are utterly hilarious.
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Harem complete with idiot man and abuser-of-idiot-man. The comic point of both shows mainly concern abusing of the lead male character.
Harem with romance is all well and good but it is a paradox in itself. Romance involve relationship of one man and one girl, harem involve relationship of one man and many girls. Combination of such genre should be devastating, no?
Nevermind, internet comments about psychology in anime always sound stupid anyway. Even if we dress like WTO officer and discuss it in 5 stars hotel lobby it will still sounds stupid. Lets just say both shows are alternative to the most fundamental harem like Love Hina, by offering overaction and surreal comedy (get punched into the air, hit by a truck, members of science club build a spaceship) that spice up the dastardly common harem genre.
Male protagonist being abused by female protagonist all time... One enjoyed, the other doesn't mind...
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Both side characters use same fighting technique/skill Tsubamegaeshi.
Both male protagonist are captivated by beauty of girl wearing an armor. Ironically armor is similar too... >.>
Some lines are total ripoff from Fate/stay night.
DEEN has yet again amazed me with how much they can stain Fate series. Leave Fate alone! You are lucky they even let you make it you bastards!
If you are a fan of Fate/stay night and you like puns from it, randomness and all this is the right anime for you.
If these things make you sick, as they make me sick, for your sake, skip it, you wont suffer from collateral brain damage as I do.
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Likeable characters, side-splitting comedy, and spectacular voice acting.
It is truly refreshing to find all these characteristics in an anime.
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Both shows are partially driven by compelling friendships and day-to day activities, almost like a slice-of-life anime.
However both have ecchi, comedy and psychological elements fused with the aforementioned description, creating an unique experience.
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The male protagonist is surrounded by lovely females while going about his life and many trials. Deals with some form or "martial arts".
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The story lines for both Anime are complete crack fic based around the harem genre. The supernatural elements are far fetched as well.
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Has the similar feel with both main male protagonist with harem,action. Kore wa zombie desu ka is more comedy while Tayutama: Kiss on my Deity is more romance.
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Both side characters use same fighting technique/skill Tsubamegaeshi.
Both male protagonist are captivated by beauty of girl wearing an armor. Ironically armor is similar too... >.>
Some lines are total ripoff from Fate/stay night.
DEEN has yet again amazed me with how much they can stain Fate series. Leave Fate alone! You are lucky they even let you make it you bastards!
If you are a fan of Fate/stay night and you like puns from it, randomness and all this is the right anime for you.
If these things make you sick, as they make me sick, for your sake, skip it, you wont suffer from collateral brain damage as I do.
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Both are Ecchi, Comedy and Harem
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There was a very similar feeling between the two, to me at least. But, both are supernatural, action, comedies.
Dream Eater Merry was more action oriented, where Kore wa Zombie desu ka seemed to focus more on the humor, and falls in to the harem genre.
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Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? and Zero no Tsukaima both take a male lead and force him into a crazy supernatural situation as he is forced to fight through life threatening battles and tsunderes. Each show has very compelling action moments as well as some very funny and or awkward situations which get them mislabelled and treated as perverts. Each show does a great job of taking an old concept and mocking it with great ranges of funny and enjoyable characters and concepts, though Zero no Tsukaima takes it self a little more seriously than Kore wa Zombie desu ka, Each anime is equally a great watch
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Both shows are really funny in an ecchi sort of way.
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Same feel. Protagonist surrounded by many girls, some with strange habits. Both have a "tsundere", "loli" and a girl with big boobs.
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Most of the character are similar at both anime,if you take a look .
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Both Male characters are voiced by the same person
Both Female (main character) are Lolicons
Both Ecchi/Action/Comedy
Both are really funny! :D
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Basically....Main Character lives normal life until 1 girl turns it around!
Main Character gets surrounded by more girls as story goes on
Both series involve fighting
Sekirei has nothing to do with zombies and monsters though
Both have Supernatural Powers
And I guess both has Love-Romance in it
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These 2 series aren't the same since Basquash involves ball (basketball) and the other is just randomness i guess...
But!
Both series has some "Boing" and the main character fantasies about a "little sister" saying something
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Both of these anime series consists of a single guy who after strange circumstances gets mixed in with the world of the supernatural and has his life changed like never before.
Both series features the main male protagonist meeting other characters and forming bonds with them.
Both series contains action, drama, comedy, ecchi, and romance.
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both male character are idiots. Both have good comedy and action
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These shows offers characters with unique combination of persona and how they deal with stuffs.
An example of formula to create characters in these shows is COOL THING A + COOL THING B, you know, so it will be twice as cool, probably the same principle as that robot unicorn.
Zombies high school, ninja vampires, loli necromancer, superpower half-monkey, gunslinger priest, genius pig-incarnate, whatever two cool stuffs combined.
Genre-wise both are plain different, don't even try to relate it. Saiyuki beat the crap out of villain with serious attitude and gay appeal that attract lots of maiden audience. Zombie show fighting didn't all that serious, , at least it not yet serious, you know, like in most harem servicing fanfare appealing to straight guys.
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this 2 shows are similar because Narumi wants an normal life but get drags into things for some reason like in shana how yuuji get drags into things while having an normal life their also both produced from j.c. staff similar graphics too. i think their similar if u dont :)
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Both have the same zombie theme. Both male protagonists were turned into a zombie when they died by some girl.
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Main character is boy who look not special (but he actually is special) and this boy has a big harem ^^
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the main characters are quite the same when they realize the real world is complete bore, ect, ect. and even one of the female leads do stuff to help the main male lead that even lead him to hate this life even a bit more.
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For people who love chaos and to destroy their minds, these two are highly compatible. Both shows joke about magic girls with and have splatter trends, the old one is rougher, the recent one is more refined. The biggest difference is the presence of a male main characters in Kore wa Zombie Desu ka that is absent in Puni Puni Poemi.
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Both male main characters look kind of gloomy (i can say they look kind of similar) and there are girls around them who do crazy stuff, and because of that they do crazy stuff, too. Blood involved.
Stories are actually VERYY different but i don't want to spoil :)
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There similarities were:
1. Both male leads were resurrected from the dead, except in PR the lead has to either drink the blood or be given the flame of life by the female lead (from the original anime).
2. Both female lead-and I'm referring to the one who revive the male lead, wore ridiculously looking outfits. Except in KZD, the female lead's outfit is more awkwardly ridiculous.
3. Both have genre as harem, Horror, supernatural, action and vampire except in PR there is an extra genre of sci-fi (referring to Flaundre) while in KZD the extra genre is comedy and school (for the lead male ).
4.Though both were tagged as harem, it cannot be called a harem since there is no romance involved with the members, even if there is, it is somewhat vague to be considered.
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Both Anime have experimental styles that are also comedic as well as similar humor schemes.
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They both have the same spirit for good fights and also a very good ecchi
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They both have the same spirit for good fights and also a very good ecchi
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Teams of powered girls with a male "lead" who is constantly heavily mistreated from them. Both have ecchi and gags, with ridicolous and weird but strong enemies. Inukami is more "classical", while Kore wa Zombie Desu ka is more chaotic and splatter.
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Both are StudioDEEN projects with dark themes and similar art styles.
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In terms of plot they arn't really similar one being a adventure and the other sticking in one city Its main similarity is between Ren and Yuu. They are both unable to show emotion and rarely speak if at all.. ren because she doesnt understand and yuu because it affects the world when she does.
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Sora has three angeloids hanging around the main character instead of a Necromancer, Mahou Shoujo, and Vampire Ninja.
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Dark; depressing; tragic... monsters galore, and not expecting the things that go down... the characters that is. The main characters world happens to be turned upside down.
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At first glance, there might not be much similarities but in fact, these two have quite a lot of in common:
Both series contain ecchi as well as absurd comedy that is sometimes over exaggerated
Both series contains strange female characters that are out of the ordinary
Both have parodies with even one episode in Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt involving the theme of zombies
Both series will likely evoke the feeling of "wtf did I just watch?" and that should be quite common
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