Alternative TitlesEnglish: Cat Street Synonyms: Ribbon Road Japanese: キャットストリート
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 8
Chapters: 37
Status: Finished
Published: Apr 2005 to Sep 2007
StatisticsScore: 8.551 (scored by 1855 users)
Ranked: #652
Popularity: #149
Members: 3,307
Favorites: 195 1 indicates a weighted score
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The leading characters in each manga have a very similar dynamic in terms of how they interact with each other.
Both of these mangas deal with a character who doesn't really have any friends and doesn't really belong. This character ends up meeting various eccentric type people who become her friends and introduce her to a different life.
Same feeling. Both are about friendship, love, fashion world and eccentric personalities.
Both are wonderful slice of life stories with some similarities:
El Liston = Paradise Kiss
Momiji = Miwako
Rei = Arashi
Paradise Kiss is more mature, though. But if you like one, you'll certainly enjoy the other.
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They both have a similar melancholy feel not typically found in shojo.
These two stories are about deeply hurt people living in the darkness, and struggling to overcome the darkness and learn to live again. They are both very sad, deep but also very real and kind, somehow.
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Both are very emotional and deep with some comedy sprinkled here and there. The protagonist also finds herself in a love triangle. To me, Cat Street has the tone of the more emotional chapters of Fruits Basket (like Momiji's backstory).
While at first glance there seems to be little similarities between Fruits Basket and Cat Street. However, those who appreciate the meaningful/lighthearted advices about life and people in general in their mangas will find these two titles to be quite similar. Also, at the very core of both mangas is a story about a person trying to find her purpose in life and own place in the world.
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Both HYD and Cat Street are by Kamio Yoko. While their story and plot lines are different, the character interations are very similar, as well as overall plot development. In addition to that, her character styles are very similar. If you like the art and humor of HYD or CS, then you would like the other as well.
The actual plot of these two mangas are not that similar, but they do bear several similarities in what I think are the most important aspects. They are both about a unique girl (main character), a special school, and a group of close friends.
They are both sweet romances and full of humour. They will hold your attention your whole way through and have very nice drawing style (they are by the same authour). When I was reading them I just could not put them down!
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The stories are'nt similar at all but the style is, cause it's written by the same author. And of course it's good good good. If you liked cat street this one is defenitly worth checking out. This has a bit more comedy than cat street too.
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Similar character interaction, and both very well written. Both deal with real life issues and relationships.
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Tough the stories are very different, they are both very deep, dark, unique, thrilling and excellent. Both have a set of really troubled students, finding ways to heal their psychological scars and coming to terms with who they are.
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These two are both very deep, fantastic stories about people who have to learn to understand themselves and overcome their own inner demons and tragedies to find will to live
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The interconections between the characters are absolutly compelling as teh story grows and delves into them.
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Both star women who try to overcome the trauma from earlier in their lives through contact with other damaged people.
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Both series give you that "warm" feeling about them. Main character in "Koko ni iru yo!" overcomes her problems and loneliness with friends help just like Keito did.
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In both, the main character needs to learn that it's okay to be who she is - they are both about understanding and learning to appreciate yourself and learning what it means to be loved for who you are
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Sweet slice of life with a similar melancholy feeling.
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Both feature protagonists with difficult pasts they are now trying to get over. They enter show business (both become actresses) and grow up along the way, choosing between two different guys.
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My first impression of this manga is that Keito reminds me of Kira; personality-wise and appearance-wise.
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Both stories are about a teenage girl who tries to make it in the acting world. While Skip Beat is a lot longer, Cat Street provides a heartwarming and original storyline. Cat Street is a short but sweet story that shouldn't be missed.
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The main female character on this histories are outcasts
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Cat Street is very short and sweet; it's more about the main character being outcasted for being so good at acting at a young age and than having her role in a play stolen from her. It's not something you should read if you want to read something long, but if you want something semi-short and sweet, than this is the manga for you. It reminds me of Glass Mask with the acting part of it.
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With Cat Street, it can be considered sadder than Natsume Yuujinchou, since it's more about social outcasts; but Natsume's the same way, the only real difference is that in Cat Street, all of the main characters are socail outcasts who become friends and deal with the hard times together while going to a free school. It's more of a slice-of-life manga that's pretty normal, unlike Natsume Yuujinchou.
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Again, two great stories (though CS is much deeper) with realistic characters that have problems they need help overcoming
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The stories are different, and Cat Street is much deeper, but both have this heart warming feeling to them, a great plot and realistically imperfect characters. Plus both are really good.
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Both deal with hardships and they both spoke to me but Life is a a lot more dramatic but if your up for a long read Life is good and they are both worth reading
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