Fuuka

Similar storyline. Although white album is a bit darker and seems to have more drama in it 

Similiar story. Both are about triangle love and music,but White Album 2 more dramatic 

Noticed quite a few parallels between the two. Similar character types, male protagonists even look a bit similar. Differences: Fuuka has more of a "summer" feel, while White Album 2 has more of a "winter" feel 

Both are Musical, Triangle love, and drama 

Music, Romance, Love Triangle 

Similar atmosphere and characters 

Both shows involve a love triangle with music/a band involved. While White Album 2 focuses more on the relationships, Fuuka revolves more around the actual music. Each series' love triangle consists of 1 girl who is popular, and 1 girl that is considered to be different from the rest *SPOILER CONNECTIONS* In both cases, one of the main love interests dates the MC in the beginning for their own selfish reasons, however towards the end, the MC realizes his true feelings for the other girl and 'confesses' his love for her 

Similarities: >High school students forming a rock band >The said rock band almost got disbanded due to some jealousy issues >Two main heroines >MC had form romantic attraction but didn't have the courage to confess >MC chose one girl over the other >NTR vibes Differences: >If we ignore the fact that the characters' personalities are different, then both are essentially the same anime having the same premise, ambiance, and plot. 

Similar in having some great music, the l-triangle and the dense asf mc. If u like wa2, fuuka's for you 

Love triangle between one childhood friend and one newer one. Both protagonists play the guitar. In terms of melodrama, Fuuka does it terribly and its characters are hollow. Noise does the formula a little better but still falls vicitm to cliches and the endless void of plotholes. Noise has better music than Fuuka which reuses only the OP song in every episode and remembers that it is about a music band and add two more just for the variety. Noise has better lyrics and music is not just a plot device, it is a means for characters to bear their souls to the viewer. 

Both have the same amount of School, Romance and musical, and both have the same female characters with some weirdness, except of course the character designs where in Fuuka the illustrations were far better ( including her panchira) that Fukumenkei Noise, also seiyu ,Hayami, Saori, did some voicing in both animes, except in Fuuka she voices a secondary character , while in Fukumenki she voices the main character.  

Both the fmc is a great singer and is chasing a particular guy they like. The best part is all of the songs in both series are incredibly good.  

The similarities between these two anime are 1. Both series have a love triangle based on the music genre 2. I think the genre of the songs in these two anime is the same, namely rock with passion 3. There is one heroine and/or one chosen hero who leaves a sad story for the character who was rejected or not chosen to play the main character 

Deals with a rock band and the relationships as they try to make it. 

Fuuka, despite having not the same visual impact, has loads of references to Shigatsu in its early episodes: the way Yuu meets Fuuka in the school mirrors Arima meeting Kaori under the cherry blossom trees, and Koyuki says that wants to reach Yuu with her song, similarly as many characters in Shigatsu. Also, Fuuka and Shigatsu drawn a love triangle between an instrospective boy, a childhood friend and the girl that turns the boy world upside down.  

Witness the real truth of what's behind of this story... Painful memories stays but as herself will never be enjoy to begin with With it totally reach to her.. </3 

Both anime have main characters meet and develop feelings to each other through music. Both are set on school. 

-Main characters love music -Fuuka always reminds me of kaori -both go to high school -if you like shigatsu wa kimi ....... you must try fuuka -have great passion for music  

Both music anime about the process of creating a band. I'd recommend Fuuka to anyone who struggled with the seriousness of Nana. Fuuka would be the Highschool equivalent to Nana. 

Deals with a rock band and the relationships as they try to make it. 

- Both of these are good romance series - Lots of misunderstandings - Lonely MC with no prior relationship experience