Alternative TitlesJapanese: 我間乱 〜GAMARAN〜
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: May 13, 2009 to ?
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Despite having different aesthetics and settings, both explore the basic foundations of a variety of martial arts.
Do note however that Kenichi is set in present time and the martial arts explored is exaggerated and mostly hand-to-hand combat. Gamaran, on the other hand, is set in a historical era and mainly revolves around sword-fighting.
Even you can grasp the basics of martial arts!
they both deal with many different martial arts styles and a lot of fighting between the character
both for martial arts lover. they are exactly the same except stated otherwise:
list of otherwises (I just created a word, I'm so shakespear)
Kenichi is ecchi, Gamaran is not
Kenichi is modern, Gamaran is ancient
Kenichi is comedic, Gamaran is more serious
Gamaran has more violence, Kenichi has less
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Bleach = Samurai + Shonen + Supernatural.
Gamaran = Samurai + Shonen.
Also, Hitsugaya and Gama have similar appearances.
Both mangas are (mostly) about sword fights and combat + drawing is a bit alike.
Both main characters are also hot-headed guys who won't back down even if their enemy is way beyond their capabilities.
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In terms of combat, if not fanservice, the two go hand in hand. Crisp, realistic, and diverse action that gets absolutely brutal at times, you should be able to enjoy one if you enjoyed the other.
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Both is about a guy enter a tourment to see whose the strongest
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They both involve sword fighting and the techniques from Gamaran remind me of Rurouni Kenshin. They both have their own certain fighting style. Trust me if you liked Kenshin you're 100% going to like Gamaran it's going to be the next best thing.
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Although Gamaran has just a little bit of "gore", both are Shonen mangas. They fight with different, weapons, and in Shaman King there is Supernatural involved, but if you like one of them you'll likely like the other too.
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Both are about different martial-art styles, martial-arts schools fighting for the title of the strongest and revenge.
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Both mangas have a lot of great fights, where you can see each fighter using special moves and analysing in depth the fighting tactics used in the fights. The main character in Gamaran looks similar to Naruto but is much more violent, the fights in Gamaran are a bit more realistic and graphic than in Naruto.
If you liked Naruto and are ready for the next level of violence then you might enjoy Gamaran a lot. If you liked Gamaran and you haven't tried Naruto then check it out, there's a reason Naruto is so popular: it is quite good!
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Samurai and Samurai and quite alike hair of main characters.
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Despite being set in different time periods, the central premise of these two series revolve around sword-fighting.
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Follow both of these series if you hold a strong interest in sword-fighting. Do note however that Gamaran has a historical setting, whereas Haru Polish is set in modern times. As such, Gamaran has "real" combat.
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Both manga revolve around traditional Japanese history, mostly to do with samurais and both main characters striving to be the strongest. Both series focus heavily on deep bonds of friendship and how these bonds help them move on throughout the series.
Gamaran is more straight forward shounen with one goal right from the start, whereas Samurai Deeper Kyo is more complex, involving the connecting of mysteries to unravel the ultimate truth. Samurai Deeper Kyo also has more of a gender balance, and requires about 10 chapters of reading into the story to actually kick off however.
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Both stories is about a samurai trying to become the number one swordsman in all of the land.
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Quite similar; both stories are centered around young males with spiky, white hair, wielding swords. Of course, they are great swordsmen as well, striving to literally surpass their respective parent in more ways than one. The stories both feature plenty of duels where the characters use unique weaponry and various skills/techniques. Not to mention lots of blood and some mild gore to go along.
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Not much similarity Gamaran is a more like a"samurai" tournament manga but i think if u liked The Breaker u ll like Gamaran too.
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