Busou Shinki


Busou Shinki: Armored War Goddess

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Japanese: 武装神姫
English: Busou Shinki: Armored War Goddess
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Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Oct 5, 2012 to Dec 21, 2012
Premiered: Fall 2012
Broadcast: Fridays at 01:55 (JST)
Producers: None found, add some
Licensors: Sentai Filmworks
Studios: 8bit
Source: Other
Genres: ActionAction, Sci-FiSci-Fi, Slice of LifeSlice of Life
Theme: MechaMecha
Duration: 24 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Ranked: #82692
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Popularity: #3762
Members: 38,495
Favorites: 39

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This anime has the feel of Busou Shinki all the way, with similar mecha designs and really good quality animations. They both involve fighting and stuff like that. 
report Recommended by Littaylor
Pretty similar setting, mini robot girls fighting and having adventures. 
report Recommended by baulaergrungim
The series are about personal computers and/or personal robots who help take care of ones every day life and happen to be the in thing, not to mention a part of the daily life around everyone. The main robot character(s) happen to live with a young man who is living on his own too. 
report Recommended by Yemi_Hikari
Both series involved living doll-jointed figures that go on adventures inside and around the house and protect their masters by contract. Rozen Maiden's heroines are living dolls created by magic while Busou Shinki's heroines are living figurines brought about through created by technology. 
report Recommended by saka
Both have the same situation where guy get to have a girl that was basically the size of a small doll and the same harem genre where the harem member were in small packages...literally. 
report Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
Upotte is Busou Shinki on steroids. Both anime features characters that are Humanoid but not Human, and, both anime have the characters to serve and fight. 
report Recommended by Brekmister
Both slice-of-life About female students/teenagers who have weapons that serve and/or protect them. Can, and are used to fight one another. In Mai-Hime, the weapons are called "Childs" and in Busuo Shinki, the weapons are called "Shinki" Both called Princess. Hime is in both tittles meaning princess. (In the second half of the kanji word for shinki) 
report Recommended by niyalaful
Both series features the usage of technology involving miniature toys who excels in combat. Both series has a main protagonist who has authority of these toys and has an interesting relationship with them. Both series has comedy, drama, and action that is defined as entertaining to watch. 
report Recommended by Stark700
Although sora no otoshimono is more ecchi based, they are quite similar like fighting 
report Recommended by xKwan
Even If Super Doll Licca-chan Is Very Old, Watching Busou Shinki. Reminded Me of It. Fighting Dolls That Serv They're Master. 
report Recommended by Jesperkx
Small robot maids that clean your house. 
report Recommended by toneytigre
Small Girls Fooling Around And Waiting For Thier Master.  
report Recommended by Jesperkx
+Both looks lot similar. +Both got many girls around Main male character. +Both got similar character design. +Both got many simple scenes, and fights. 
report Recommended by TrOjAnHoRsE
Dolls are sent to help their master with their basic needs. One series the dolls are life size while the other only small. Both are scifi and comedy too.  
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