Bunny Girl is basically a less verbose version of Bakemonogatari, complete with the anthology setup of the main guy, who comes off as a sarcastic prick but is secretly super nice, helps the waifu of the week come to terms with her social anxieties and hangups that supernaturally manifest in very literal ways. The snappy dialogue and instant chemistry between the leads makes both shows a very fun watch, but Bunny Girl is much more accessible.
Main guy is just your normal guy trying to help a bunch of girls with their issues. Their issues have realistic causes, but supernatural symptoms. There is also an obvious romance in both. Bunny Girl doesn't have all the word-play and quirky Shaft animation.
- Girls afflicted by supernatural/spiritual phenomena
- Main guy helps the girls
- Predominantly female characters
- Main guys both a little bit pervy/cheeky
- Main girls in each are very tsundere
Overall similar shows but both unique and if you watch one it doesnt feel like you're watching a rip off if you watch the other
If you enjoyed Bunny Girl Senpai, then you will enjoy it's original inspiration.
Bakemonogatari is more dialogue driven in the best way possible (being much more complex and witty as well as thought provoking). In addition, the art style is one of a kind - I've yet to watch an anime as visually interesting in the particular way that Bakemonogatari (as well as the entire Monogatari series adapted from the many light novels) perfectly executes. Not only is this the most involved anime I've had the pleasure of watching, but it entraps my full and constant attention with thoroughly fleshed-out characters, clever humor, and entertaining plots. The story is not only well-crafted, but as I mentioned previously, both the dialogue AND the visuals hold nearly equal attention in the story-telling which is why they can feel unnervingly subtle and yet bold and brightly colorful at the very same time resulting in a gorgeous narrative I wholly recommend.
Bunny Girl Senpai is by no means bad in comparison in my personal opinion, however it tends to lend itself to being more easily digestible by the general public. So if you enjoyed it for any reason, please give the Monogatari series a try, starting with Bakemonogatari! Thank you for reading!read more
Despite it's title, it's a more innocent, more drama and less action playoff of the Bakemonogatari idea, and the Clannad idea (not After Story). Before talking about the similarities, these are both absolutely touching shows and deserve your attention even if you've seen the other. They both have a fresh take on things.
A seemingly typical guy, who keeps his distance from others, notices a girl keeping her distance from others. Why are they keeping their distance? Because they each have a secret. Our main man, Sakuta has been dealing with his issues for years, and finds a girl who is in desperate need of help. Of course Mai won't ask for it, at first.These issues are all of the haunted/apparition type.
He saves her, they end up together, but of course that's only the first few episodes. Then he'll stumble onto another girl and selflessly end up helping her.read more
"Aobuta" shares many similarities with the Monogatari Series.
The story is about a high school boy meeting different girls with supernatural phenomenon and helping them solve their problems.
The main character seems unsocial and his classmates always misunderstand him. But actually he is a straightforward boy, and willing to help people around him.
The heroine is a pretty and cool girl with long black hair. She has a bit of sadism and sharp tougue, and often plays tricks on the main character.
MC dealing with main heroine's problem in the first arc and helping another girl in next arcs. MC and main heroine's relationship in both series are similar.
While I don't think these two are as similar as others who instantly compared the two. They do share some themes and structure, while differing in pacing and tone. If you enjoyed one you're fairly likely to enjoy the other, as I enjoyed both immensely, though for different reasons. The main similarity are to me is how the story is laid out. Story arcs in both focus on the cast of heroins and their supernatural problems that stem from and reflect their preexisting psychological hangups. The girls solve their problems by working together with the subdued, quick witted, and hilariously straightforward male protagonist of the respective series.
I think these protagonists are where these anime differ from many others in such a positive way. He is not a "blank slate." They feel much more realistic and likable. One of the main reasons being that they are both in committed relationships throughout the series, and have genuine romantic chemistry with their girlfriends. You just don't see this much. In both of these shows there are a lot of girls who could be just another potential love-interest for him, if this were your typical harem-romance-drama series. While they are clear that they find these other girls are attractive, they're committed and loyal to their girlfriend, both of which happen to be the first they save in the series. (not chronologically in Monogatari's case)
The differences in the shows is the tone and pacing. Monogatari is more humerus and has more action, not that necessarily makes it better. Monogatari is a lot more fast paced and is full of subtle jokes, deep-cut Japanese pop culture references and puns. (Even the name is a pun.) Whereas Bunnygirl Senpai is more serious overall, but not without humor. Monogatari can be and is often serious, but overall is a lot more off-the-walls than Bunnygirl Senpai, which is more dramatic and realistic.
They're not the same, not a copy-paste at all
The most important thing I can say is that I doubt say Bunnygirl Senpai will always hold up like Monogatari, it's mostly because it just finished airing that it has so much attention. After all, Monogatari is one of my favorite shows of all time, and Bunnygirl Senpai was my just favorite of this season, only time will tell.read more
First of all, not only Bakemonogatari, but all the monogatari serie. It is very similar to the point that there's something weird going on with a female character for a ahort period of time and that the main character try to understand the situation and then save the girl. Monogatari have more dialogue and less actions than Bunny Girl and less character, indeed there's no background character in monogatari, it looks like they live in an emlty town. But if you liked bunny girl, you'll probably enjoy the monogatari serie!
Very similar in terms of plot and characters. The main guy helps other girls who suffer from a supernatural phenomenon and of course, some of them fall in love with him. The main couples are also very similar in both shows.
- Both shows are Drama/RomComs with supernatural elements where the MC tries to fix other characters problems.
- Also in both anime the main romantic relationship is established very early on.
“Poor man’s Monogatari”
Long story short:troubled girls are saved by a sarcastic MC.
Same “harem”-ish style,same interesting dialogue and the same special “tsundere” main female character.Even so,there are a lot of differences in quality.
They both feature a lowkey pervy boy that runs into girls with supernatural issues that he helps them solve. They're both harems in a way, but the MC kind of chooses one girl from the beginning and proceeds to flirt around afterward in both shows. Let's just say that the MC in Rascal Does Not Dream is more loyal than the one in Bakemonogatari. They're both full of snippy comedy and great dialogue as well.
Both focus around paranormal/supernatural occurrences.
Female and Male MC's strongly resemble each other
Male MC finds the need to save others from these supernatural occurrences
Initial Arc establishes relationship between lead male and female
Character driven series
A guy trying to solve some girls problems that envolve supernatural stuff and something about their past/personality, has Romance, if u like trippy vibes u will like Bakemonogatari more if u like more normal slice of life then Bunny Girl, also Bakemonogatari misterys and everything tends to be more Complex
Arcs that follow one girl with supernatural issues caused by trauma/feelings
Kinda similar character (tsundere girlfriend, imoutu...etc)
Seishun buta is less weird though
Central theme of both stories is very similar (MC helping girls with their sobrenatural problems) And the relationship between both partners, is very similar.
It narrates similar story tropes but Bakemonogatari actually has good characters, a mindblowing animation, an eargasmic ost and, of course, one of the best story telling in anime
For once there is actually a show that is similar to Monogatari. Both shows involve the MC dealing with supernatural problems involving a wide range of girls. In both shows, while there's a main love interest that spans the series, there are small elements of harems for the MC's.
Both shows also have unique interactions between the characters and contain ample amounts of witty humor
The Monogatari series is deeper than bunny girl senpai. Bunny girl senpai is like a light-hearted version of the Monogatari series but offers characters that are easier to relate and connect to. I recommend the Monogatari series for good character studies and its visuals.
If you didn't like Bakemonogatari for it being verbose, flashy, or unconventional but still enjoyed some of the themes used than Bunny Girl Senpai might be for you. Bakemonogatari will give you more memorable characters and is all-around better written but if you are looking for something more simple then Bunny Girl is the way.
Both try to explore problems that people face via more literal supernatural elements (spirits in Monogatari and adolecense syndrome in Seishun Buta Yarou). Where Bake more focuses on interal conflicts and problems relating to themselves, Seishun Buta Yarou focuses on an individual's interactions and place within a societal context (and then by proxy, how it affects them). Both however, are still good in both rights. There are also other small similarites that a fan of one can recognise in the other but they both still feel like fresh and interesting series in their own ways.
Both shows have a note of the supernatural things, that happening around main characters: the hero of this story is still a high school student, who meets a girl with supernatural phenomenon and helping her to solve a problem. Also, main heroine has a personality of "tsundere": sometimes, she can be angry to protagonist and even rude him, but on the other hand, she loves him and feel safety with MC.
Besides it, in both animes slip philosophical and scientific thoughts.
Bunny Girl Senpai is just the Monogatari series in a traditional anime format. Same premise of sarcastic-longer-but-secretly-incredibly-kind male protagonist saving each episode's waifu in distress, whose adolescent woes have manifested into supernatural phenomena.
I watched Bunny Girl Senpai as it aired and only recently discovered the Monogatari series, so I was surprised by how similar the themes of the shows were despite their massively different presentation styles.
Both series are great in their own right, and if you enjoyed Monogatari but wanted a more normal anime experience, then you'll love Bunny Girl Senpai
The story lines are very similar and equally interesting! The main character seems to be a pushover when in reality he has a righteous attitude towards helping others in need. They both walk the line between supernatural and reality; the character's emotions manipulate the world at large through themes of physics and spirituality. The themes are also very philosophical and every episode of Bunny Girl leaves me wondering about how I perceive my world, just like the Bakemonogatari series did. Mild fanservice too! I absolutely recommend both anime.
Bunny Girl is a rip off except
Generic art style
Forgettable soundtrack
less cynical
less of Shaft's spice
less headtilt™
less verbose
easier to consume
slightly more cliche
BUT STILL GOOD!
Self aware deadpan boy highschooler meets long hair self aware girl during a supernatural moment. Girl tells boy to not tell anyone he saw her.
He helps girls with their personal mental problems that manifest into something supernatural. He helps girls only for his harem.
There is a glasses clad girl who knows everything that can help the mc on any supernatural problem.
There is a girl who really has a crush on the mc.
There is a girl who is somehow the same age after a long time.
There is a girl who knows everything and has a split personality.
The ending song is sung by the girl who the arc is focused on. Monogatari does this with the opening song.
And many other minor similarities to Monogatari.
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Both shows have one main male protagonist with many female characters surrounding him, but what makes both of these shows great is how they both are not harems. The females in both shows actually have characteristics and are not boring. Also not all of them are falling over romantic for the male protagonist.
Both shows character develop their main male protagonist as well as the females very well.
- Set in modern day with some supernatural elements
- Cast of mostly female characters around the highschool age
- Protagonist that seems like a normal guy, but has some secrets of his own and helps the girls deal with their supernatural problems
- Story split into mini-arcs about each character
- Main girl with a sharp tongue and terrible mother
- Lots of banter
- Straightforward relationship with no misunderstandings or other cliches
Bakemonogatari has everything you love about Bunny Girl Senpai. Love the interactions between Sakuta and Mai? Senjougahara and Araragi have the same teasing relationship (though a bit more intense) Love the episodic occurrences? They have it too! Love the vibe? Bakemonogatari has tons of it. Plus, this is an absolute staple of the community. The visuals will blow you away, the soundtrack is awesome, and the characters are refreshing +interesting. Bakemonogatari is the type of series that makes me want to dive head first into every character and understand them too. This show is essential.
Both shows have a similar premise
- the main character helps out different girls around him with their supernatural problems
- develops a relationship with one of the said girls
Bunny girl is definitely a easy watch tho as Bakemonogatari has a lot of conversation heavy episodes
Bunny Girl is basically a version of Bakemonogatari.
Both stories follow the main guy who trying to help some girls to their supernatural/spiritual phenomena that have afflicted them.
Personally I liked Bakemonogatari more !!
These two animes are really very similar. The way the characters are presented, the divisions by arcs of two to three episodes.
One difference is that Monogatari is formed by a great harem, while Bunny Girl there is not much of that aspect.
Both animes have a similar concept of helping girls who are having problems with supernatural stuff. Also the main male leads are very similar to each other. Both animes also have a bit of mystery that makes you very curious and makes you want to follow it. So, If you like one of them, theres a high chance that you would love the other.
If you loved Bunny girl senpai, then you'll be interested in Bakemonogatari, vice-versa. I would say that Bakemonogatari is a more wild version of Bunny girl senpai where the art style, the story-telling, and the vibe it radiates are worlds apart, in a good way. Plot-wise, both anime are about a group of individuals facing supernatural phenomenons that have a deep meaning and are eventually saved by the MC, and as you would expect for the romance part, the MC falls for the individual he saves.
Bunny Girl Senpai is Bakemonogatari without supernatural overload and less harem situations. Bakemonogatari graphic is better, but in Bunny Girl Senpai characyer are more believable (and nicer IMO).
Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai ("Bunny Girl Senpai" for short) is an anime in which a high school boy named Sakuta Azusagawa solves the problems within his town relating to a phenomenon knows as "Puberty Syndrome". Bakemonogatari has a similar premise in which a high school boy named Koyomi Araragi solves the problems in his area relating to the supernatural (including demons, Kamis, and curses). Each incident spans a few episodes (similar to Bunny Girl Senpai), but each incident has its own opening, adding more character and setting the mood for what is to come. Bunny Girl Senpai's problems must be solved within the day or else the day will repeat. The only people to notice the repeat are those involved in the Puberty Syndrome issue. These anime are distinctly different in everything, but premise. Bunny Girl Senpai has a happier setting while Bakemonogatari has more of a serious, darker tone to it. read more
Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai is basically Bakemonogatari but worse. I find the characters, their interactions, the humour, the visuals, the drama, the plot (from what I remember from the manga), the art, sound and basically anything else to be better in Monogatari. If you enjoyed this, Bakemonogatari should blow your mind. On the other hand, Bunny Girl does have a more down to earth feel and is better for people who don't get Bake's humour.
Both have good elements of paranormal mystery, as well as great character and dialogue writing. They also both have quite good romantic elements, though Monogatari is much longer than Bunny Girl Senpai.
Both Bunny Girl Senpai and Bakemonogatari share a similar concept where the mc helps out several girls who are experiencing a supernatural phenomenon. The dynamic between the mc and their main love interest in both anime are extremely similar, so if you like the banter then you should definitely check out Bakemonogatari, and all the other seasons in the series.
Monogatari and Seishun Buta Yarou are quite similar but also quite different. If you're a fan of the romance and supernatural genre, you'll love these two. The first difference I can notice is that the former is dialogue-heavy compared to the latter. The second difference is the latter is more accessible compared to the former.
Both share similar traits: episodic format, harem, dry humor couple, the supernatural. If you liked Bakemonogatari, Bunny Girl Senpai is right up your alley.
Both are about a guy just trying to help out girls who's lives have been affected in some supernatural way. Each girl has their own 2-3 episode long arcs and their own op or ed.
In both shows the MC tries to solve other girls problems in supernatural situations. Bunny girl is a lighter and easier to digest version of Bakemonogatari.
Just like Sakuta from Bunny Girl Senpai, our Main Protagonist Araragi is also someone who helps others that have supernatural phenomenons occurring to them. While Bunny Girl Senpai was airing, I have seen many threads talking about how they are similar to each other, and yes I can confirm that, but only similar, not exact copies. If you enjoyed bunny girl then the monogatari series is for you! This is the first installment so just look up for the watch order (*cough* release order)
Bunny Girl Senpai is pretty much family friendly Monogatari. If you want another series with a wonderful female cast affected by the supernatural, I’d definitely recommend it.
Bakemonogatari and Bunny Girl Senpai are incredibly similar to eachother, both being about a High School boy solving everyone's supernatural problems and building up a harem of likable girls in the process. Fans of one are very likely to enjoy the other.
Both shows are driven by the riveting dialogue between the characters. They each offer lifelong wisdom to the attentive viewer, so I would highly recommend both to an watcher looking for a series that inspires contemplation.
I would personally start with Bunny Girl Senpai, as it is a bit more approachable. If you find yourself liking this series, then you will undoubtedly enjoy Bakemonogatari as well.
Similar arcs, with not a visual masterpiece such as Monogatari but with fantastic emotional feelings and with a lot of psychology involved too when you get deeper into the series.
A romance anime with addition such as supernatural and little bit of mystery things. Both have very similar concept and how story is developed. As the bonus, they have an attractive main heroine. I can say both of them are harem anime because they have many waifu material. Recommended.
In both there are a number of strange problems, the protagonist who has already gone through one of these problems has a personality that makes him help others who have these "problems"
Besides that in both anime there are characters that look very similar
- both shows have MC that is kinda perv
- there is supernatural phenomena in both shows and MC is helping girls who are affected by it
- main girls in both shows (Sakurajima and Senjougahara) have a sharp tongue and an amazing personality
-Both of them are anime that there are some supernatural happenings/powers -There is a ONIICHAN on both series who cares about others and has sister(s)
I find it incredible how similar these two are to each other. They both share the same plot of a high school guy helping out a bunch of girls with a supernatural situation that they dealt with before. The characters are also very alike in their personalities and backstories.
Less mindfuck and abstract dialogue compared to Bakemonogatari.
Main cast are witty and their interactions make the show really enjoyable to watch.
Both series have a supernatural element, but bakemonogatari leans into it more and explains more of its lore that relates to myths, gods and spirits while in bunny girl senpai its a syndrome, a supernatural disease of sorts.
Both OPs and EDs as well OST are amazing in both shows.
Bakemonogatari is more unique but often takes time to adjust to its unique way of storytelling.
Bunny girl senpai however, does its normally and easy to follow.
Main character an awesome cool guy helping female characters. Main heroine is similar which they are a tsundere and love the main character. The romance between the main character and the main heroine is similar. They often gives straightforward answer and straightforward lies that makes it funny.
Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Sempai is pretty much a less weird, less mysterious and less ecchi Bakemongatari. They have a really similar format, in the supernatural "case of the week" style, kinda like a erotic anime scooby doo.
Both mcs solve problems of different girls they meet in kinda supernatural way
They are good romance, slice of Life, supernatural series and Bunny girl seems a simplified Monogatari series
A less lewd, gory version of bakemonogatari. Both have supernatural occurences, but bakemonogatari is more on the yokai side and bunny girl is more on the psychological, theory side. Mc are quite similar. Both have harems and they are helping the girls in the harem. They also both date the first girl introduced and they also have a girl in the past that helped them.
Both anime focus on a main character trying to help girls with supernatural problems. Nonetheless I like both of them, Bakemonotari is a more artistic anime and their characters are deeper than Bunny girl senpai´s because of the number of episodes dedicated to each girl in Monogatari.
Both of them are funny and enjoyable. So since they are very alike but yet very unique if you liked one of them you would probably like the other
Both involved guys accidentally encountering a "distressed" gal.
Both involved developing a romance between the 2 MC's;
albeit the progression of both occur differently in several aspects.
Both involved multiple unusual / supernatural situations,
that require solution primarily by the male MC.
I totally enormously enjoyed these 2 anime a lot.
I don't want to repeat countless other comments, so in short:
Both shows have pretty similar core, BUT Bakemonogatary was executed much better. I suggest watching it and skip Bunny Girl unless you REALLY liked this theme
Main similarities: type of relationship between two main characters of the show (Senjougahara and Araragi; Sakurajima and Azusagawa) and male MC helping out to a range of female characters
Both the main protagonist will be in charge of helping different girls with paranormal problems. In addition to those starting in anime, Seishun Buta Yarou is more accessible and lighter than Bakemonogatari.
Characters wise, Bunny girl senpai is VERY similar to bakemonogatari
if bunny girl senpais characters were your type, you'll enjoy the monogatari series
Both shows involve girls who encounter weird phenomenons and can only be fixed with the help of the main characters. Both shows are funny with perverted main characters with female side characters made to capture your attention comically and attractively (not all tho 0_0)
I know a lot of people have already compared these two and I will probably hit a lot of the same points, but I don't care. For one, both these shows focus on supernatural issues, happening to highschoolers (mainly girls), and having the main character and the first girl healed, help to resolve the issues. Both these shows also have a character that the mc talks to figure out what is happening and what to do. Basically both shows are about supernatural events happening to highschool students, the difference is that Bakemonogatari has a higher bar for entry and enjoyment of the show. So if you liked Bunny Girl-senpai you will enjoy Bakemonogatari.read more
Both have an MC that wants to help every single girl he meets that has supernatural occurrences
Both story are separated into arcs.
Bunny girl is a lighter version of Bakemonogatari
Both main characters are trying to help girls with their supernatural problems. Has romance in both shows and interesting plots.
Bunny Girl Senpai is a more normal type of slice of life while the Monogatari Series is more wierd and trippy and that's cool tbh
Both are romance shows loosely centered around school, although Bunny Girl has a lot more romance than Bakemonogatari does. They both have heavy supernatural focuses, Bakemonogatari with it's oddities and Bunny Girl Senpai with it's puberty syndrome.
The protaginists, Araragi and Sakuta both help a bunch of girls solve their problems with their oddities/puberty syndrome.
The main girls, Senjougahara and Mai are also similar in a way. They both like to talk a lot and frequently insult the protaginist.
The story telling of complex and emotional issues faced by adolescents is depicted greatly through the form of the supernatural in these two fantastic shows.
These two anime shows have multiple character arcs showcasing their issues with family, self-image, greed and love represented in the supernatural tendancies or apparitions in Bakemonogatari's case. With romance, comedy and drama, these shows are both great to watch and enjoy.
Coincidently they both have a slighty perverted, outcasted male protagonist with a half-harem (not really a harem, more like a group of girls who like the progtagonist not necessarily in a romantic way) of girls they gain through helping solve thier problems and come to love and care. As a result. there tends to be some romance in the shows and some heart-warming and wretching moments too.
You'll come to find you'll love the charaters for their well developed personalities and characters (some more than others) and there tends to be some debates on who's the best girl etc. Though I think you should watch both and decide for yourself with a diverse selection so decide from.
There is A LOT more fan service in Bakemonogatari, so try and watch it in private and after you have matured your taste and experience in anime. It is not the best thing to watch early in your anime career, so if you can hold off for a little and come back for maximum enjoyment.
To add on top, I think these anime shows have great opening and ending songs that you could vibe to anytime.
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·Both animes have a perverted protagonist but is still interesting, deep and enjoyable.
·Both protagonists have dealt with a supernatural event and they try to help others dealing with the supernatural.
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Bunny girl senpai focuses more on Sakuta and Mai's wholesome relationship
The monogatari series has a less of a focus between Araragi and Senjougahara's relationship.
Bunny girl senpai is easier to watch if you are a native English speaker .
Bunny girl senpai has more action and less dialogue
The monogatari series has more dialogue and less action.
Bunny girl senpai is like the offbrand monogatari in a sense, If you dont mind a couple of ecchi scenes bakemonogatari is one of the most well written storys I have ever watched. The source material is really fuckin good too.
Both are dialogue-based anime that show a guy and a girl trying to fix the problems of other girls. Watch Bunny Girl Senpai if you like the plot except without the unique animation or the flavor.
Basically Aobuta is kinda inspired from Bakemonogatari or even the Monogatari Series itself. These two shows has an unrealistic phenomenons as the conflicts. Characters in both are dealing with the manifestation of supernatural things caused by their problems and the Main Character helps the girls to resolve the issue.
There's a lot of similarities between the two shows. Some of which are:
• Both Male Characters are Non-Sociable High School Student
• Both of them also has a perverted personality
• There's an obvious romance from the main couples on both shows
• Main Character eventually ended up with the Girl they've helped
• Characters are experiencing supernatural problems of which causing the conflicts
• Hitagi and Mai are both pre-dominant to their partners. They're also kinda have a Tsundere personality. They also share sharp tongue and being
• Tsubasa and Rio on the other side are the smart girls which are a close friend of the Main Character. Also, both of them wears an eyeglasses and their "breasts" are kinda larger than average
If you liked the other you'll surely enjoy the other. It's not like both shows have the exact same concept.
> Monogatari Series deals with Apparitions, Oddities and Aberrations. Ex are Vampires, Gods, etc. while Aobuta conflicts with a phenomenon called "Puberty Syndrome" which is often related with pseudo-scientific events.
> Monogatari Series as whole is a dialogue driven show. This is because every dialogues and monologues from the source material is very much important to the show making it almost 90% dialogues. Aobuta is the lesser confusing and the non complex story telling without the weird animations and ecchi. It is more focused on the school life with a little bit of comedy.read more
Everyone has talked about how similar these two are, so I'm going to talk about what makes them different.
People are under the impression that Bunny Girl Senpai is a downgrade to Bakemonogatari, but I think that it has its own uniqueness.
The stories of Bunny Girl Senpai is on a lot smaller of a scale compared to the Monogatari series, but I think that is good in its own way. The simpler storyline makes the idea of "trapped in your own individual world" a lot more significant.
Perfect transition, btw, to the next subject of the "self". Bunny Girl Senpai deals with the individual's egoistic individual problems without regards to the outside world. While Monogatari does this in small ways like making background characters vague, Bunny Girl Senpai does this very blatantly such as making our protagonist a loner who, despite having friends, definitely is lonely.
Another thing Bunny Girl Senpai has that Monogatari doesn't have is a very scientific outlook on things. The whole selling point of the series, the so called "Adolescence Syndrome" is a scientific phenomena related deeply to Quantum Physics. This gives the show a sort of realism that Monogatari lacks.
In the end, despite being very similar, these are two extremely different stories, so don't go thinking that you need only watch Monogatari. These two can be enjoyed for very different reasonsread more
A high school were a boy helps his female classmates with problems of the supernatural kind. One main love interest with other smaller ones on the side. Some lewd scenes but not really ecchi anime.
Similar shows overall but both are unique in their own way that you probably won't feel like you're watching a ripoff when you watch the other
Similarities;
- People affected by supernatural events
- Antisocial main protagonists, both are pervy
- Mostly female characters
- Awesome main girls (hitagi and mai)
Differences;
- Bakemonogatari's story is more episodic, or even too disjointed compared to Seishun Buta Yarou. Bakemonogatari is also a lot funnier and confusing- if verbally descriptive- while Seishun Buta Yarou is more focused and serious, though not in a good or bad way. Kind of depends on your taste.
oh and monogatari series is much longer, like 90 episodes and 3 movies long
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They give off similar vibes. They both involve a male mc helping girls with supernatural problems. Both shows mix supernatural with psychological. If you enjoy Bakemonogatari, then you'll enjoy Bunny girl senpai.
If you like anime where high school boy trying to solve supernatural problems, while developing a harem along the way, this anime is right up ur alley.
Personally, I hate Bunny Girl Senpai but that's besides the point. The parallel I'm drawing here is that both of these anime rely on short arcs wherein a new character is introduced, fleshed-out, and ultimately tied into the main "plot" of the show. If you dislike fan service, I don't recommend the monogatari series. Personally, I don't like fan service, however, for some reason, it works perfectly in this series (besides the movies), creating a comical atmosphere founded upon dialogue. Give it a shot!
Bunny Girl Senpai ripped off Bakemonogatari so hard. Many of the characters have a equivalent in Bakemonogatari and a large portion of the plot elements feel identical with the biggest difference being that Bunny Girl Senpai is less "out there" with some of the camera angles and character interactions.
If you like one of them I can almost guarantee that you'll like the other.
- Submissive "kind" idiot as main male lead;
- Kinda tsundere as main female lead;
- Both are magic realism;
- Both are romance with some level of harem (BG less, monogatari more);
BG is more on romantic/drama side with more refined pacing and story, monogatari is more on a heavy ecchi side with postmodern stuff on top.
- Girls afflicted by supernatural / spiritual phenomena,
- Main guy helps the girls,
- Predominantly female characters,
- Main guys both a little bit pervy / cheeky,
- Main girls in each are very tsundere,
Basically the same storyline except the monogatari series is deeper in the "supernatural" hole. Has a lot of similar characters, including the nice-guy protagonist, the tsundere love interest, etc.
Bakemonogatari and Bunny Girl Senpai are two almost identical shows, but Bunny Girl Senpai is easier to understand and appreciate. The Monogatari Series is longer and with much more content, and you just have to stray for a moment to no longer understand what is happening on the screen.
~A male protagonist helping girls with supernatural problems
~supernatural and psychological.
~one focuses on relationship and other on a apparitions aspect .
A virgin helps girls to deal with mystic activites. In order to save them ge needs to help them look into yourself and solve their psychological problems. Also both have strong waifu cast with main being tsundere.
Both anime are pretty similar in format. Main character is an apathetic guy (seemingly) who helps people going through weird phenomena by getting them to be truthful to themselves. Bonus: the main characters also have younger sisters/sister.
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The BIGGEST differences are really just Bakemonogatari is about folk lore and ghost stories, and Bunny Senpai is about scientific theories. Bakemonogatari is a bit also a lot longer of a series as it have many side stories and movies and a second full season. Another big difference is that Bakemonogatari also has violence in it and a much more in depth story as it talks about the different things happening to each character the MC is helping a bit more, but not by too much. Otherwise these shows are very VERY similar.
But all in all if you are wanting something short and sweet and fluffy watch Bunny Senpai, and if you want something with just a little more edge and much more banter between the MC and his gf watch Bakemonogatatri
Personally Bakemonogatari is much more compelling to watch, but everyone has different things they find interesting. read more
These two series are so similar that a whole group of Monogatari fans came out of the woodworks to shit on Rascal for being a shameless rip-off. That's how similar they are. Can't say I have any opinion on the matter since I love both, but I will say it's an understandable frustration, and they're not entirely incorrect about it being blatant. Doesn't mean Rascal's bad though, they're both still fire.
Basically, cool guy assists high school girls who are afflicted by supernatural occurrences.
-harem of chicks who are attracted to the MC
-tsundere-ish main chick
-philosophical and profound subject matter
If you enjoyed the Monogatari series and desperately want more, then you'll (probably) enjoy Rascal. Just think of it as another Monogatari part.
If you enjoyed Rascal, then you'll most likely immediately fall in love the Monogatari series-- this being my case.
This recommendation has been done to shit already, but I guess I'm just putting in my two cents due to these two being among my favorite series of all time.read more
They both deal with super natural aspects and are set in high school, and the main girl in bunny girl senpai (Mai, the bunny girl senpai) is similar to Senjougahara. If you liked Bakemonogatari, and want a show similar but a lot easier to understand, then this is it I guess.
Guy helps a girl (mysterious, beautiful and tsundere) solve her problems and became her boyfriend. The same guy find more girls who need help and he does whatever he can in order to help them.
Regarding aesthetic and male MC they don't look alike at all.
Bunny Girl Sempai is basically Monogatari, minus the ecchi, minus the subliminal text flashes, minus the avant garde artistic choices, minus the violent fight scenes, with a somewhat less perverted and more faithful MC and a much nicer, less psycho girlfriend.
Both are harem anime with supernatural girls with romance. Monogatari focuses more on character interactions and is more supernatural, while Bunny Girl Senpai focuses a bit more on romance and tragedy.
These two are quite similar in concept. Both are about high school students dealing with supernatural occurrences. If you like one of these shows, you might like the other.
UHMMM both main character from Bakemonogatari and Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai is pretty similar, Each Girl has their own arc where they deal and fix their supernatural stuff. Both anime are full of heavy dialogues.
If you liked Bunny Girl Senpai you'll probably like Bakemonogatari since both of the mc in the shows need to deal with supernatural things and they both need to deal with few cases of supernatural case with multiple people
-witty, clever dialogue and banter
-high school setting
-character driven drama with some romance
-a slice-of-life feel
-Male/Female leads share similarities (Hachiman/Yukino and Sakuta/Mai)
Both shows are an adaptation of romcom LN and strongly focusing on dialogues, talk about intellectual chemistry between an antisocial MC and some ideal yamato nadeshiko girl. Moreover, as the main girls of both shows, Yukinon and Mai are almost the same as twin sisters.
> Similar Mc, both female and male.
> Both anime is about helping people with problems in society
> Both have a good storyline witch isn't ruined by ecchi or harem.
< I feel that although they both have similar atmosphere and comedy style, Bunny girl sempai is just a little bit more romantic and light than Oregairu which seems slightly deeper and more realistic.
Both have RomCom and School genre.
Both MCs have some mild similarities like Hachiman and Sakuta being a loner and Mai and Yukino being a double-edged sword - A top class beauty with a nasty personality.
Both male MCs have a kawaii imouto
Oregairu is my most favorite RomCom Anime all time, while this series can catch up or possibly become my new favorite RomCom
Both series had the potential to rise to popularity when they both first aired.
Both have no aggravating factors that can ruin the story, ex. Harem, ecchi.
Both have good art style
You won't regret watching both series
Student life, slice of life and... Realism. Characters that are insanely relatable to each one of us and a main character that makes it absolutely outstanding.
Similar main character. The ones who are socially not that good on the outside, but they are actually socially adept. The main female characters are somewhat similar too.
- Similar snarky and cynical MCs, who are not social outgoing. Tho they are more accostable than they might appear at first glance.
- Also similar personality and design / appearance types for Mai and Yukino.
- Similar atmosphere, art style and humor in both series.
Main characters are very likeable and share very similar circumstances. The main characters also go about helping people in their own ways. Both are romcoms.
-MC in both are nearly identical, both sacrifice themselves for others, both are loners and do not care much about the opinion of others of them, both have great love for their sisters
-Joke and punchlines are very similar in form
-Main girl character in both anime have the same personality and vibe, both considered as the unreachable beauties in their respective schools
-One girl character has same VA, making it feel really similar to each other
-Both tackle problematic school situations
-School setting
-Romantic comedy but can become serious in a flash
-Great OPs IMO lol
Both male and female main characters resemble each other a lot. Male main characters are smart, unbothered and lonely while the female characters are serious and kind of like disciplined and don’t show their emotions that much.
- Both shows are Drama/RomComs with where the MC tries to fix other characters problems.
- SNAFU is a bit more "realistic" while Bunny Girl Senpai has some supernatural elements.
- Both main male and female protagonists are very similar personality wise.
Both have cool, level headed MCs who seem to be introverted with a small (or none) friend group. They also feature calculating female protags with problems of their own allowing for chemistry between the male lead. Oh, and both enjoy their share of comedy.
Shameless social outcast male protagonist helps others, using his past as motivation. Character cast predominantly female. Deals with complex social/adolescent/school issues.
1.Male main characters seem to not have any regard to what other people think of them.
2.Male main characters speak their mind freely,seemingly without second thoughts.This leads to good and bad,both types of situations.
MC has approximately the same personality : introvert, calm, cool.
Same characters, Yukinoshita and Mai and the sister of the protagonist.
They are both rom-com.
A cynical MC and an attractive, confident, yet secretly insecure girl help resolve problems of others at their school while trying to figure out how to interact with each other.
The female protagonist Mai looks similar to Yukinoshita Yukino and has a similar personality. Also the lead protagonist is similar to the one in Yahari..
Both shows are similar as they both take place in school environments and both main characters have put aside their tasks to help someone else who is suffering and is in need- In bunny girl the help needed is more serious. Both shows also have romance- more so with bunny girl senpai- and there is such a huge similarity between Mai and Yukino in terms of how they look, so if you watched any of these shows for how the character of either Mai or Yukino looked, I recommend the watching either one of them. Good light anime to watch.
It's basically the same show with the only difference being having or not having super natural phenomenons.
Both shows focus on the psychology of youth.
Both have a lead male in high school living with his sister.
And in both, together with the people he's close to, they help others with their troubles.
Basically the same, really.
An outcast's experience. Outcasts Sakuta and Hachiman spend their time by helping out different situations of various high school students experience.
Both Bunny Girl Senpai and Oregairu present a high school outcast, who are both eventually paired with another, Yukino and Mai respectively, of which, during these times, both pairs are made to help others with their problems reloving around their personal, social and school life.
While Bunny Girl Senpai has Sakuta help the girls problems, in what almost seems like an adventure type way, it is completed without Mai most of the time. Oregairu shows a deep thought process into how people behave, which gives a question of what action to take from there.read more
Although "Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai", commonly known as Bunny Girl Senpai (due to the long exhasting names to English viewers) is much more psychological in terms of the targeted issues presented within the characters of this story, there is no doubt that Bunny Girl Senpai proved to display the romcom aspects and deeper discussions of adolescence as a whole through the fictional concept of the Adolescence Syndrome.
"Yahari Ore No Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru", also known as Oregairu, is also a romcom school anime (as stated in its title), so the comedy elements that are typical to a school anime are still very much evident. Similar to Bunny Girl Senpai, Oregairu develops conversations surrounding identity of Highschoolers/Adolescents through the protagonist Hikigaya Hachiman, who is a Highschool student who separates himself from the rest of his classmates and does not necessarily speak lightly of society. As a loner, Hikigaya's character develops throughout the three seasons of Oregairu by beginning to interact with more students and people and the experiences he has with these people, and begins to become more of a reputable human to the Japanese Society.
Many people watching Bunny Girl Senpai may have been intrigued by the depth of each arc, as the amount of thought the author had put in was indeed impressive. In Oregairu, the first season is pretty relaxed and funny, and provides a great world building introduction, with smaller typical highschool conflicts that some can relate to (Romance is not very evident in the first season). However, season 2 begins to build up to larger and more prominent conflicts (which I will not detail, due to spoilers) that really challenges Hikigaya's perspective on his and other's problems, and season 3 acts as the conclusion to the larger overarching arc presented in season 2 (Romcom REALLY kicks in). Throughout the last two seasons, Hikigaya learns more about relationships and friendship, where many conversations such as family and his self identity is greatly challenged, which I believe the author has put great efforts into creating such an elaborate story.
Overall, the general focuses for both anime may be different due to Bunny Girl Senpai's element of fiction and Oregairu's more realistic depictions, but the depth of both of these stories and arcs are quite interesting and thoughtful in regards to the complexity of the portrayed ideas.
Pretty Philosophical in my opinion.read more
Both are high school comedy romance anime. The protaginists, Hachiman, from OreGairu and Sakuta, from Bunny Girl Senpai are fairly similar in terms of personality. They are both pretty "anti-people", although more so Hachiman than Sakuta.
Some of the girls, specifically Yukino and Yui, from OreGairu and Mai and Koga, from Bunny Girl also have similar personalities. Yukino and Mai both like to run their mouth and are to put it bluntly ruthless when talking to people, especially Yukino. Yui and Koga are both genki girls who are really happy and bubbly, and they're always trying to fit in with everyone around them.
So the main similarity between these shows is the cast.read more
Both anime are an adaptation of romcom Light Novel and strongly focused on dialogues, talk about intellectual chemistry between an antisocial male MC and some ideal yamato nadeshiko girl. Moreover, as the female MC of both shows, Yukinon and Mai are almost the same.
both the shows are completely different in their settings and themes but the major similarity i found among them was the dialogues part, if u enjoyed the dialogues in bunny girl then u are sure to enjoy it in snafu too xD
MC both calm and good at analysing their surrounds, however Hachiman is more antisocial.
Ways it is different:
Oregairu is funnier, as the name suggests, a love comedy. But is also very much series when it needs to be.
I'm placing this anime similar to Oregairu only in terms of MC vibe otherwise i might compare it with Bakemonogatari on the basis of plot. Sakuta Azusagawa is one of the best main charcters animes can offer imo. If you watch Oregairu and get hooked on Hikigaya then this anime is perfect for you
Both of these anime follow the lives of a male and female protagonist, with a troubled past. The protagonists get to know each other quickly, but at the start they are quite distant, cold and aloof towards each other.
The male protagonists, Hachiman and Sakuta respectively, have a cynical outlook on life. Due to traumatic events, they’ve become socially isolated and as a result, they have a tough time opening up to other people. Although the causes for isolation are different, both characters share very similar personality traits, which will become more apparent if you decide to watch the shows.
The female protagonists, Yukino and Mai, are similar as well. Both of these girls haven’t had an exciting childhood due to very high family expectations, leaving them with a distorted sense of identity and feelings of loneliness.
Slowly but surely, the male and female protagonists help each other overcome their boundaries and personal issues. The growth and development in these characters is wholesome to watch. Overall, if you’re looking for a good romance / slice-of-life anime with natural character development and a mixture of seriousness and comedy, these might be the shows for you. I promise both of these anime are worth watching.read more
Depressing and relatable main characters getting girlfriends. If you're looking for some waifus that are really wholesome then give them both a try. Somehow, the main characters get into other people's trouble and fixing it for them is really common. But Bunny Girl Senpai contains many supernatural circumstances.
- Similar premise, but different executions: both shows are about helping other in need, but these needs are different (BG is more on fantasy side, LC is more in realistic side).
- Both are romance with harem elements;
- Similar male and female main characters;
BG has more substance and undertones, LC is just a twisty love story without any deep meaning.
Both are very good romcom with btis of drama, both have interesting MC, basically if you enjoyed one, you are bound to like the other anime in my opinion.
both anime's focus on a form of social philosophy, in general they are about how others perceive the world and how the protagonists are or are not indifferent regarding the concerns of how stereotypical thought processes are
Quite a similar premise, with both sharing similar supernatural elements, romance, etc.
Both are also very well done, especially when considering how a lot of shows fuck this kind of thing up
- In both anime, the MC deals with the social and psychological problems of the characters.
- The execution of supernatural elements is almost the same but there is a difference in the personality of the characters. Characters are more cool and fun in Bunny Girl while more sentimental in Kokoro Connect.
- The communication between characters is a lot better in Bunny Girl while Kokoro Connect excels in pure comedy part.
- Rom-Com parts are in every episode of Bunny Girl while Kokoro Connects also take it towards drama which makes Bunny Girl light and purely fun.
- Bunny Girl anime takes the path of causing supernatural elements on the basis of mental health while supernatural elements in Kokoro Connect cause the problems to be revealed and solved.read more
Romance series with kind of the same atmosphere, with supernatural elements with the same kind of mystery feeling. It also gave me some Haruhi Suzumiya vibes since the main protagonist of Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai? has a bunny girl and there's an episode where a mini endless eights occurs.
- both have vague psuedo science to explain whats happening
- science fiction, eg switching bodies
- both don't fully expand or develop the sci-fi element
- both include similar perverted situations
- both have this kinda passive love relationships
- laidback characters and story
If you enjoy the plot of Bunny Girl Senpai, you may also enjoy the plot of Kokoro Connect. There are similarities especially in the "Adolescence Syndrome", and the plotline of Kokoro Connect. In addition, the genres are similar, as they both take place at school, and there's romance involved.
They both talk about things that happen during puberty and go to a kind of weird phenomena type explanation about things and tie it back to how it is in reality.
Teenagers, love story, supernatural but less focused on the supernatural part and more on the drama/relationships. Overall tone is pretty similar, melancholy accompanied by a down to earth sense of comedy and cute girls.
Both series explores the complexities of romantic relationships, friendships, and adolescence through supernatural phenomena. Whilst the supernatural phenomena are completely different and the plot differs, the concept is strikingly similar. Both main characters develop their relationships with those around them as a consequence of trying to solve the supernatural phenomena. A very strong recommendation for Kokoro Connect fans out there.
Both are high school anime focusing on a main character who has the desire to help those around him, especially his closest friends. For every arc is a new supernatural event that occurs due to a problem that one or more of the characters is experiencing, yet has been hiding from the others. With this supernatural event the character or characters involved cannot hide themselves for very long, otherwise they'd suffer very terrible consequences that could harm not only themselves but those around him/her.
Both deal with students experiencing supernatural events, affecting one or more at a time. Elements of romance and coming of age thrown in the mix as well as good written jokes/comedic relief that doesn't feel forced or out of place, especially in Bunny Girl Senpai
Since the genres of these works are almost identical, there is little surprise in this recommendation.
- Both take place in a school reality in which the characters involved, mostly, present personal dramas that are solved with the progression of the narrative.
- As if this were not enough, these internal problems, in general, represent important parallels with the common problems in adolescence and puberty. Kokoro Connect, for example, addresses personality and identity crises, troubled family relationships, correspondence and past or current relationships. Bunny-Girl, on the other hand, presents more specific themes and social criticisms, such as deep-rooted bullying, family pressure and comparison between sisters, the compulsive need for inclusion in social groups and networks, the constant dissemination of the body and image without conscience, among other things.
- In both works, the dilemmas faced by the characters (and, of course, their resolutions) are strictly associated with supernatural experiences. In Bunny-Girl, it is the Adolescent Syndrome. In Kokoro Connect, the events are conducted by "Seed Heart". These experiences also lead to closer ties between the characters in the cast.
- Both Bunny-Girl and Kokoro Connect present moments of comedy in conciliation with this more dramatic and serious narrative. It is interesting to note that both also have a comedy more centered on romantic interactions (and on some sexual lines) between the characters, although in Bunny-Girl the humor is much more dependent on the protagonist.read more
Hey Kokoro Connect was not enough? Huh not even after the Michi Random?
Ok maybe Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai will be able to fill the gap. It too has some weird syndromes (here known as Puberty Syndrome) and a equally (or maybe even better) beautiful story. Give this a try!
Both revolve around a group of highschoolers experiencing unnatural events, which only they are aware of, disrupting their everyday-life, leading them to face their fears, troubles, and trying to resolve their issues.
Both are strongly tied to supernatural events that are, for the most part, out of the control of the characters. While Seishun Buta Yarou has better character development and plot elements, I found myself feeling the same way I did watching it as I did with Kokoro Connect. Just an FYI, if you watch Kokoro Connect on CR or VRV the series does not end on 13. Episodes 14-17 are considered OVA's and are separated under Kokoro Connect OAS.
teenagers with powers with no explication and in some way it has relation with their mental problems and they fix it fixing their mental problems. Is fun, but if we talk about narrative, it has just a horrible one, but still watchable.
Both of them have Supernatural aspects in it. Both of them are similar in story but not the same. Like instead of Supernatural, being a sendrome or something close to that its a living creature. Both of them takes place in a school (at least starts from school).
Its kind of similar w.r.t the fact that supernatural things happen to the MC's in both the series. Only major difference between the two are the group sizes.
Both title set almost the same purpose and value. And both uses supernatural phenomenon to explain the value of the story. It almost looks like Bunny Girl senpai was ïnspired "from Kokoro connect.
Both shows are very similar, as they both involve a form of adolescence syndrome (which causes supernatural events to happen to a group of teenagers) and a lot of drama, with a bit of romance on the side.
Both animes are of the drama and romance genre. In both animes, characters go through strange phenomena. They both make you go on a roller coaster filled with all types of different emotions, sadness, happiness, etc.
- They both have their own personal phenomenon's which are pretty interesting no cap
- All the characters are likeable in the show
- The romance in both shows are pretty good
- Uhhhhh yeah they both are good, I would recommend the other if you watched the other
But if you like that supernatural kind of stuff then yeah these two shows are best for you... also putting a little romance as well makes the show soo interesting fr fr
A group of students facing a couple strange phenomenons and through their efforts of trying to understand why these strange things are happening.. it's inevitable that they all became best friends with an unbreakable bond.
Both series contain:
-supernatural themes with philosophical notes
-bunny girls
-annoying clingy imouto to MC
-male MC who is somewhat dull in contrast to the main female character who is popular in school
-high school mystery/drama
-mysteries that are supernatural in nature
Overall both series are really interesting/unique from most series and both worth checking out imo.
From the first couple of episodes Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai really reminded me a lot of Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu. Not only is the setting and concept quite similar but the general flow and feel of the characters, topics and arcs just made me really remember Haruhi quite a lot.
From remembering the endless eight to just the general bunny outfit, it was just great to see a very unique yet similar anime to Haruhi again!
Both series are about a high school boy that meets several people with supernatural powers. Both are lighthearted and fun, while having a more serious plot line.
Sarcastic protagonist and supernatural adventures. Both stories are school-based and driven by their characters. Mai's arc especially reminded me of The disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya. The characters are likeable and memorable with interesting interpersonal relationships.
-Both series have a sarcastic main character
-Both of them have an odd main girl
-Both of this two series are mainly set in a school, but have supernatural elements
-we follow diferent arc-like stories
Similarities:
> Both are about supernatural happenings.
> Both use multiple story arcs without much of an overarching story.
> Both feature high-school students (obviously, it's an anime after all).
Differences:
> Bunny Girl Senpai has an ending (wasn't too conclusive in my opinion but whatever).
> Sakuta is both the main character and the focus of the story in Bunny Girl Senpai.
> Kyon is the main character but with Haruhi as the focus of the story in Haruhi Suzumiya.
> Haruhi Suzumiya has more episodes.
> Haruhi Suzumiya has a dub.
A normal guy living his boring life, his world get shifted after meeting this mysterious girl and now he is trapped in this Sci-fi world where everything is based on Physics Theories.
The two have similar the what i call "Supernatural cherry on top", different mysteries every episode and the MC has to solve it.
Plus both have Bunny Girls! How awesome is that?
Bunny Girl Senpai took most of it's inspiration from the Suzumiya Haruhi series. If you enjoyed Bunny Girl Senpai, you would probably enjoy the Suzumiya Haruhi series a lot more.
well, both have a similar plot of supernatural situations. if you like the main character in a bunny girl you are likely to like this one as well. both are mystery high school drama. if you like the supernatural situations in bunny girl you will see something similar in Haruhi handled a little bit different.
Psychological but light-hearted. Both have a kind of harem but with a clear emphasis on one particular girl. They do adolescence syndrome and kind of supernatural things happen whilst going unnoticed by others, I guess? It's hard to explain, but these two shows are amazingly similar and I personally love them both.
The most cliched caricature of a male high school student meets a very abnormal girl who revolutionizes his life. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai are both putting us in an adventure face to face with the weird. Strange happening left and right yet all of it in an organized way. It should be now wonder that the author of the later was heavily inspired by Haruhi Suzumiya, the two of them being adapted from light novels. Anyway, I would suggest them to anyone having a thirst for mystery and potentially also waifus.
Anime about adolescence. There is witty dialogue, perverted remarks, and lots of banter between the male main character and the various girls at his school. Supernatural happenings occur with one of the main characters being at the centre of it all.
Having a supernatural ability may not be as advantageous as one might think and can lead to severe issues in the person's life.
The series feature supernatural phenomenons taking place around teenagers. Both main characters end up helping others affected by these abnormalities but may eventually need help with their own situation as well.
-Both contain a mystery behind a sudden surge of supernatural abilities among teenagers
-Have a protagonist that has a mysterious power themselves
-Have a male protagonist with a little sister that they are trying to protect
-Have a female protagonist that has invisibility power/ ability to make themselves unseen
Ok, first, both anime have characters who have "powers". At Seishun buta Yarou this powers are more invented. But it's about the message, not about the very fact of "powers"
The series feature supernatural phenomenons in the world of teenagers.
Both main are helping other people, when they also need help with their problems.
Otosaka Yuu (Charlotte main) like Azusagawa Sakuta (Seishun buta Yarou main)
have teen, lovely sister.
Both anime revolve around supernatural activities and powers. In both anime the protagonist helps everyone with their problems. Both have a school setting.
A preternatural experience, both Charlotte and Bunny Girl Senpai both follow MCs who are caught up in having to aid other students dealing with social issues in a supernatural sense.
Charlotte uses superpowers as a base, where the student council has students with superpowers join Hoshinoumi Academy as well as helping with their social problems. Bunny Girl Senpai doesn't feature superpowers, rather, students with Puberty Syndrome are helped by Sakuta and sometimes Mai.
Both are good supernatural anime where Charlotte has a slower romance than Bunny Girl Senpai.
Both of these anime talk about the problems and issues that come with puberty and growing up. They include literal powers that arise, but also mental and emotional topics as well. Both the main characters find themselves thrown into a situation they'd never think they would be able to help in, but it ends up being the opposite.
Charlotte and Seishun Buta Yarou are both shows following the story of a group a teenagers with some supernatural ''abilities'' that are only present during one's teenage years. The characters are also pretty similar. First of all, for the role of the protagonist we have an average high-school student that is kind of edgy and doesn't have a lot of friends. That protagonist also has a little sister which is... Well you know... An anime little sister... And finally, both shows have an amazing and heart warming romantic plot.
Both shows are very similar, they both involve a form of adolescence syndrome (which causes supernatural events to happen to a teenagers) where the main character has to go solve different cases. Both have a lot of drama with a romantic subplot, but the syndromes are treated a bit differently. In Bunny Girl Senpai, they are manifestations of the psychological struggles of puberty, while in Charlotte they actor more like powers caused by a disease.
Okay so these are so much similar like the MC in both the series suffer from some sister problem ,the female leads have kinda similar personality and the biggest similarity is that both the show's plot deals with strange abilities in youth.
The two series have a similar structure and the main characters share a similar role. Also both series integrate the supernatural into an otherwise "real" world to a surprising degree.
-Same main character at the beginning of the animated as Tomoya who is seen a little less like an outcast, but as a single person with only one or two friends.
-The main female character is very different from Nagissa in her attitude but she is in the same situation, a lonely girl, who is also the senpai of the main character.
-Small SPOIL
The character who disappears from the sight of others, is reminiscent of the story of Fuko Ibuki in clannad.
Character-wise and dialog-wise and teenage-problem-connected-with-some-supernatural-stuff-theme-wise there are many anime out there that are more like "Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai" but - BUT - I got an almost mystical feeling from "Clannad" and I got a little bit of the same feeling from "Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai", so I think the reason, why both anime are so popular is made of the same essence and if you liked one I recommend to watch the other to maybe find this essence again.
Both MC kinda the same.. a rascal, and also an outcast.
Both MC are chick magnets, not all girls are involved romantically, but certainly these MCs attract lots of troubled girls.
Both have disappeared from existence girls.
When I tell people about Bunny Girl Senpai I describe it as "similar to Clannad but with a little more lewdness." There is a male protagonist who helps out several young women around him, mostly at school, but underlying the narrative is a journey that he himself is taking that makes him question his existence. There are also supernatural elements in both stories that afflict the girls he is trying to help. There is a lot of heart, and you may shed some tears if you get emotional over drama easily like I do.
Assisting the conflicted. Clannad and Bunny Girl Senpai both present MCs who are misfits assisting multiple heroines with their social/personal issues that are associated with them.
Clannad has pessimistic Tomoya help out heroines who are related to the drama club, with personal issues regarding their lives, the same concept can be found in Bunny Girl Senpai though Sakuta helps out people who are related to him in some form or another.
Both are great anime with a somewhat cynical MC learning about people's values in life through supernatural means.
The foundation of both series is strikingly similar following the main protagonist helping a bunch of people as it goes on. While it doesn't quite hit like an emotional train later in clannad the ending is quite mediocre at best fairly unsatisfying but hopefully the movie can fill that void.
They are both basically harems with the protagonist being a guy that helps the girls with different problems. Both of these shows mean something to me and have changed a small part of my life.
Its like the genre where suoernatural aspects and the people in the show have their own problems but they try to help other people who are having supernatural things as well.
The protagonist is a selfless high school delinquent who has no issue insulting females the same he would with men, and each arc revolves around a single girl whom the protagonist works tirelessly to rid of their problems. Additionally, there are bits and pieces of sci-fi/fantasy mixed in while being predominantly slice of life/drama/romance.
Both shows have similar situations, characters and overall "taste". Both shows are magic realism: while Clannad gives no explanation of different events (a bit kafkaesque), Bunny Girl tries to give some corny and straight bad ones.
Bunny Girl has more romance and less drama than Clannad. BG also has more refined pacing and story.
The LNs were written by the same author, who handles characterisation and internal conflict really well. The characters deal with emotional problems in a surprisingly realistic fashion, and neither show uses dramatic and flamboyant anime tropes much.
- Both are based on LN by the same author.
- Both have well developed characters with intrinsic conflicts and complex relations within the characters.
- Both have an element of romance and comedy.
- Both have a high school setting.
- Both deal with issues related to high school, puberty and the transition from teenager to adult and the consequences this implies.
Besides the Light Novels being written by the same author, similar elements include the appearance of slightly sexual stuff combined with teen drama conflicts like finding self, finding a place to belong, etc.
Same author, both have nothing to do with the title/poster, you go in expecting some generic harem but then you get hit with an actually good and emotional story. Both have lovable characters with witty dialogue.
Gives you the same feels
The main couple is super duper cute and would warm your heart just like in Bunny girl senpai
Both set in school
JUST WATCH IT ITS GREAT
Although presenting it in different ways, both shows are based on the problems that high school teenagers face and the insecurities they face when the path looks harsh.
With a character initially bizarre, the two stories give you an emotional roller coaster that you must watch.
The Themes, Plot, And World Line Is Similar As A Male Character Is The One Who Solves The Problems (Which Are Somewhat Supernatural Phenomenon) Faced By The Female Characters And Most Of Them Later Fall For Him.
Both series' characters experience mysterious supernatural phenomena in a high school setting. Both male protagonists are at first loners, but they grow to support their friends and peers as the shows unravel the explanation behind their puzzling conditions.
They both share similar feels and concepts of the MC fighting to resolve a problem someone with an special ability has created. Besides, both series have the same tone.
-different female characters have different insecurities that effect the main characters life similarly to Yamada-Kun
-School setting
-Theres just a lot of similarities give this one a watch
Both are focused on supernatural things happening in school. They also have a great romance. MC are different, but the story is so enjoyable in both.
Both are definitely amazing.
Both have supernatural elements, decent sized cast of interesting characters, protagonists who help out many of those various characters with their problems (reluctantly at times) and in both the protagonist deals with a lot of girls however not all of them fall for him nor does he try to get with all of them (aka not a harem, even though in most anime it would be).
- Abnormal experiences with supernatural powers/effects
- Investiguate and find solutions to solve the problems caused by the powers
- Characters with "mechanical" personalities and dialogues
- Romance between the two MC
Both are laid back supernatural series set in modern Japan. Both focus more so on dialogue rather than bombastic action scenes (although there is more action in Sakurada Reset and more humor in Bunny Girl). Both shows are split up into small arcs which hone in on one or two characters faced with some supernatural dilemma.
-Stoic male MC gets involved with a girl
-Both animes are about supernatural powers/effects manifesting in real life
-Male MCs are starting to interact with people and/or going as far as saving them
kind of similar vibes from both shows.
* a guy helping solve girls problems
* male MC that is kind of cool headed
sakurada is a bit more verbal than the other and have more episodes.
The boy falls in love from the first time seeing the girl, the characters have powers.
Sakurada Reset: People have powers coming from the city they come from.
Seishun Buta Yarou: People in the city forget the existence of Mai Sakurajima due of his power.
They have similar style with well thought-out dialogues and a lot of talking. However bunny girl has more engaging characters and more human-like interactions between characters, so I certainly recommend it.
It is an attractive series, it manages to conquer you in the first chapter with all the supernatural things that happen, it manages a lot of your curiosity and pretends to feed very well basic concepts such as the world that surrounds us, which is reality, and as it really is interpreted and everything from very simple quantum concepts, applied to electrons... we can see the world, but those that we do not see in it, it is not visible to our eyes... without a doubt, Chitanda would be increasing her curiously curious xD, about all the strange things that happen in Seishun Buta Yarou, to a point where we ourselves would question ourselves, how deep we want to get in the rabbit hole... of this bunny Schrödinger... read more
the protagonist have to solve many mystery case that related to school life or teenage life problem and we as the audience are invited to participate to solve the problem as well, also the characters are very catchy especially if you like imouto-type girl in it because chitanda-chan is reaaally cute !!
Keduanya termasuk bagian dari 'GUE BANGET'
dan juga Sakuta Azusagawa menyelesaikan masalah dengan mengorbankan dirinya, jika dibandingkan dengan Houtarou, Houtarou hanya mengorbankan dirinya dengan menambah masalahnya
Both of these take place in the modern Japan school setting and involve "solving" mysteries. The main difference here is that in Hyouka the majority of the mysteries can be explained through everyday occurrences whereas in Bunny Girl the mysteries are strictly supernatural and require further analysis especially digging into things such as quantum mechanics. Both are amazing and I think anyone who enjoyed one would enjoy the other.
Both of the shows have the same genre such as Mysteries and School.both of them have introverted MC.the animation on both is pretty good.both shows have a unique storyline that makes it very interesting to watch.if you want to watch a relaxing mystery anime,these animes takes the cake
Protagonists are kinda same..Few/no friends..quiet yet kinda smart...and then the sense whats about to happen is even better here though the slow paced romance and tons of waifus are missing
They are both about the hidden nature of their personalities and going forward in the story how they understand the other person and their own feelings.
Both anime center around a relationship made possible through school between the hardworking girl and the lame/unknown guy that everyone at the school thinks makes no sense. with plots focusing on very different things, both anime always come back to the fun and dramatic relationship to keep the shows similar :)
They both show a surprisingly mature relationship between teenagers, and they're also really funny in their chemistry. The animation is also very similar.
Fast progression in the story/romance. Fun, quirky, sometimes a bit kinky. Interaction between the characters is witty and feels a bit more realistic, natural and mature than a lot of other romance series I've seen.
[b]THIS IS ONLY APPLICABLE IF TO THE ROMANCE ASPECT[/b]
Horimiya is a romance anime that also focuses on school life and the male MC isn't braindead. If you liked the school life/romance part of Bunny Girl Senpai, this anime might be good for you.
With youth comes new struggles, taking on the form of many different kinds. Bunny Girl Senpai and WEP both understand such distress well.
With WEP, being on how girls deal with the passing of another connected to them in some way. Bunny Girl Senpai focuses more on the solo issues that girls deal with due to supernatural puberty effects. It should also be noted that both are more based on characters than an actual story, creating for some interesting individuals who one may find relatable or believable, depending on how you look at it.
Both are good anime with WEP being a dark, slightly cryptic, psychological anime in comparison to the fun supernatural rom-com Bunny Girl Senpai is. Both brought to you by the studio Cloverworks.
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in both anime the main protagonist get struck by disease or strange phenomenom in bunny girl senpai both male and female get adolesence sndrom in other hand in chunnbiyo both protagonist get chunnbiyo itself which is also known as 8 grade syndrome
Aiding the illuded. Chuunibyou and Bunny Girl Senpai both follow an MC who helps out someone who is suffering from some form of a disorder.
Chuunibyou's Yuuta is paired up with chuunibyou Rikka in a memorable journey on her quest to reach the ethereal horizon. Bunny Girl Senpai's Sakuta made to help out multiple heroines with social problems in the form of 'Puberty Syndrome'.
Both anime are great rom-coms dealing with how different people deal with social/personal problems.
If you enjoyed the adolescent syndrome of Bunny Girl Senpai, you'll enjoy Chuunibyou which is a comedic take on the concept which likely inspired Bunny Girl Senpai. In Chunnibyou the 8th grade syndrome is purely psychological and the goal of the series is never to get rid of it but instead to better understand why the character Rikka developed it.
Romance comedy with an extremely like-able and mature main character. Neither series falls too deeply into the typical anime tropes and both will make you feel good (or sad) at the end of the day.
SIMILARITIES:
-MCs are doing "quests" in order to achieve something from various girls.
-These various girls are lovable.
-MCs have a similar characteristic: too straightforward to the point of no delicacy
-both animes have drama, comedy and high school elements
I'm wondering why hasn't anyone pointed this out.
The overall idea/theme of our protagonist overcoming supernatural things pertaining to a girl is present in both stories. The key difference is that the Bunny Girl Senpai protagonist has to solve the problem the girl faces, whereas the TWGOK MC has to solve these 'misgivings' through a kiss and romantic means (to be fair, getting there entails going through the same 'solve her problems' means).
guy helps out the girls with their problems caused by the supernatural and build their relationship, potentially to a one sided crush. also great banter between the elsie and mc like the show. similarly problems are realistic lessons that see the characters develop through their own individual arc.
honestly if you love this show, you'll love this one as well. they differ heavily in their executions but fall within the concept of picking up girls each arc.
If you enjoyed how Sakuta helped various girls in their societal, parental problems without it turning into a harem, then Kaminomi/TWGOK is a MUST recommendation. It's similar in that premise, though its lore is much deeper than whatever Bunny Girl Senpai had to offer.
There are also much more girls in the cast, and you're bound to find more of the exaggerated anime tropes here that were pretty much absent in Bunny Girl Senpai (e.g. the main character getting beat up).
Both shows are very well-done romances with great chemistry between their characters, set in high school settings. Toradora! is a more comedic take grounded entirely in the real world, while Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai is more dramatic and has a paranormal edge to it.
Another romantic anime occurred in the high school period of life. The themes are quite similar in both of these anime but Bunny girl senpai has a creative aspect of physics involved. Unnatural events occur such as body-swapping, forgetting memory, duplication, and many more. Both of these animes have great characters and storylines. I 100% suggest watching bunny girl senpai if you watched toradora!
Both MC's have similar situation, they are the only one that can see girl. In AnoHana girl is dead and in Bunny girl is forgotten by society. Both series are emotional rollercoasters and they guarantee that you will ship some couples and kept fingers crossed for "good things to happen".
both have multiple love interests but still having a decidedly "obvious pick", both have some sort of aspect that's.. well sort of happening because of the character's emotions at the current time, the puberty effect and the ghost. Both are also quite short.
Both anime have the same concept of the fenale mc not being seen by anyone other than the male mc and having a emotionally girpping ending. However anohana is probably more of a tear jerker
The first 3 episodes of Bunny Girl Senpai is simply an upgrade to your name; both series are about supernatural phenomenons as well as losing memory and forgetting about someone you love.
They are pretty different story telling wise but the topics handled in both Animes are pretty similar. They are both dealing with supernatural urban legends of the japanese culture and are build around a romance. Even though bunny girl senpai has more time to explore those legends and the relationship itself, I think if you liked one the other is definitely a worth watch.
Both series are about life problems and how to solve them without evading them by keep going no matter how hard they are. Both series use romantic themes and supernatural or imposible in real life situations or artifacts to bring atention to every problem the characters face in a simplistic way.
Advice. Bunny Girl Senpai and ReLife both follow two individuals who seem like an outlier to the equation but do have their purposes which helps multiple people around them.
Bunny Girl Senpai does this through Sakuta and his advice to the heroines struggling with Puberty Syndrome. ReLife does this with Kaizaki's real-life experiences from when he was older, influence the many teens he stands besides from the ReLife experiment
Both are good rom-com, with supernatural/sci-fi elements to their plot.
Both shows have that bond between the main characters from the start. Both also have the supernatural, element, but both boil down to a cute highschool romance.
Youth. A time for excusable dumb actions. A time when one is not able to fully comprehend their actions and the consequential future. Bunny Girl Senpai and Higehiro follow the youth, in their haphazardly thought-out actions and the help they can receive in such cases.
Higehiro follows high schooler Sayu in her time as a runaway, spending her time with a much older Yoshida in fixing her mistakes. You can see the same logic in Bunny Girl Senpai in that the cast of characters are high schoolers with issues trying to make do with the supernatural phenomena that occur in their lifetimes, getting help from a rather cynical Sakuta.
All in all, both series are just drama for the fans of the genre, and whilst Higehiro is more questionable than Bunny Girl Senpai, the two still have a similar premise that was something worth the mention.
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Maybe not similar in plot, but definately similar in many other ways
-beautiful charecters
-beautiful animations
-beautiful story and plot
-wonderful plot changes
just another great love anime, I recommend it whole heartedly
Both of these are really solid character-driven romances. YagaKimi leans a lot more into the romance aspect, and I think enjoyers of the relatively wholeseome Mai-Sakuta relationship will enjoy watching Yuu and Touko.
Both with good character development and drama
Both with romance
In both the main character tries to help all characters
Both have some comedy scenes, but angel beats is a little more focused in drama
!!I'll try to leave as much spoilers as possible..!!
Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai depicts a story in which the main character experiences the 'Puberty Syndrome', where supernatural phenomenons kept occurring around himself and his friends where subconscious thoughts and wishes started turning into reality. The anime also illustrates a very beautiful and emotional love story between Sakuta Azusagawa and Mai Sakurajima.
Similarly to Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai, Angel Beats portrays Otonashi, a high school student who doesn't remember how he died or how he lived. He wakes up in Afterlife High School where he joins the SSS to battle Tenshi. Gradually, he begins to unravel the mysteries of Tenshi and the purpose of the Highschool.
I recommend this anime because they are both animes with mystery, supernatural occurences, beautiful romance stories, and plot which are similar to each other in the sense that it messed with my heart from deep inside with the beautiful story writing that left me feeling melancholic.
Note: I'd like to make a note to remind the viewers that a sequel to Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai exists. It is a movie which is well-written masterpiece that continues after the 13th episode of Season 1 and if you really love the anime, you should definitely watch it. More info can be seen from the link below -
https://myanimelist.net/anime/38329/Seishun_Buta_Yarou_wa_Yumemiru_Shoujo_no_Yume_wo_Minai
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Few shows have ever touched up the human psyche. The feeling of emptiness even when lives goes on and continues. Life can be funny but it can also feel sad and alone. We laugh to keep our hopes up but never once do we dream of failure, but when it does, it's how we handle it that makes it matter.
In my opinion, Bunny Girl Senpai and Angel Beats have that feeling. These two shows borders the line between the comedic parts of life and the sad parts. Each character you get to know on a personal level, which matters considering the "why" they were even introduced to the show in the first place.
Some people in these shows have a "something". Without any spoilers, of course; these "something" let you know these characters on a more intimate level. See, life can be happy. But these characters feel like they're living life the way we live it, by persevering. Life can be a burden, not just because of the way our life is currently, but because in my personal opinion, even those we carried in our past hold us down. We idolize people, we look up to people, we even want to be like others. But life just doesn't follow wishes, it gives it to people when the time is right. Even happiness.
I think if you're looking for something that can pull your heartsrings while also giving you a good time, ala comedy via the communication and exchanges between the characters; these two anime can do it for you. Just be prepared, I guess. Because you might shed tears even before you know it.
PS: Ever wondered why we meet friends, why we get annoyed by them, but yet we stick by their side regardless of their shortcomings? Okay, just asking. Anyways, look these anime up! Highly recommend.read more
Both MCs have dealt with trauma, and they both help girls with their own traumatic experiences. Its like a darker version more hardcore one of Bunny Girl Senpai.
*Both Mc thinks as a Chadd
*Harem (alike)
*All the FMCs (most of it) thinks that the mc is dashing
*All the main FMC has problems with their life. And the MC must help them to solve their problems.
These anime's both have a similar story.
The two characters that connect with one another is Tada Banri and Sakurajima Mai.
If you are looking for an anime that has a similar story I would go with Golden Time
The TV season followed by the movie tells a story of teenagers / young adults solving personal issues which develop into supernatural phenomena. The adventure taken along solving these problems has a similar feeling to Okabe's journey through realities, facing the personal struggles of his lab members.
These two shows are in a unique subgenre of their own.
"Time" is what's similar between these two. Steins;Gate is more of a science anime that focus on time travel in which the anime uses physical and supernatural means for time travel whereas Bunny Girl Senpai is more of a supernatural anime where the supernatural phenomenon and time itself, are two of the factors that build up the story. Both anime have an amazing story but Steins;Gate seems to be much more compelling objectively. They also possess emotional moments along with natural fanservice. If you're looking for compelling plots, I suggest these two anime.
- Main guys and girls got together right at the start.
- Focus on the post-confession events instead of those before.
- Interesting, refreshing and most importantly, bold main characters.
The banter between the male/female leads is clever, witty, and realistic.
If you liked this series for it's romance, drama, and slice of life elements, then you'll like this one as well. These are two of the best romances out there. Read the Light Novels if you enjoy them!
The appeal of both series come from the back-and-forth dialogues between the main couple.
Both are Romances with a twist. Spice and Wolf has a merchant trying to trade efficiently (it's much more fun than it sounds) and Bunny girl senpai has characters dealing with a fictional disease called puberty syndrome (it's much more fun than it sounds).
Both are light novel adaptations.
The Waifu is wonderful like Spice and Wolf, good male protagonist, not just a dumb shit, a story a little different than usual and interesting, and charismatics supporting characters.
Both have the same kind of fictional syndrome that were seemly odd to begin with and both have the guy that would take on their syndrom as if it doesn't exist.
Same bit of nonsense as to adolescent syndrome (this anime), and Denpa Onna's adolescent points. Same nonsense drama and similar monologue. And oh, same "ecchi-level" between these two anime to make them worthy of H-doujins.
Compared to In/Spectre, has a bit less dialogue-based interactions. In bunny girl, it is a bit more with scientific concepts, whereas this is more on hypothetical instancess, deductions, and inferences. There is some good Rom-com with both shows too.
The characters are very similar in the way they react to things: the deadpan/blunt way the dialogue is, the way characters don't overreact to everything, the way everything in the world is grounded (besides the supernatural stuff). The characters also don't feel like cardboard cut outs, and have some depth to them. Lots of talking and explaining in both series.
Both of these shows are of romance genre with a hint of humour. Though I admit that "Kaguya-sama..." is more of a romantic comedy, but it as well has moments when drama kicks in.
Generally speaking, if you're a fan of romance with a hint of comedy and drama, these shows are perfect for you.
Both involve a protagonist who is a loner by choice and rejects standard rules of highschool and societal conducts and expectations and they criticize those who blindly follow them. There also lies an underlying love story between the main character in both shows who are both equally fun to watch. Witty dialogue and some harsh social commentary is the name of the game.
Main Protagonist is Male fixing issues of Girls who seem to have a crush on them
Issues from girls change the world slightly in a supernatural way
Both are Light Novel Adaptations
Have the same genres apart from Hentai Ouji to Warawanai Neko is also tagged as a Harem
1. The main boy is honest about his pervert opinions.
2. The story slowly and finely goes to a very interesting, serious and sad ending
3. The girl closest to the main boy is a calm and not so Romantic one.
4. Both are supernatural. Involving incident to people around the main guy.
5. The main character has suffered in past.
6. The girls do not seem to realise the main boy's effort in the series(but the good anime watchers will find the care)
7. Both do not seem to be funny, rather they are serious and will take good intelligence to understand the series.
They're both romantic dramas with lots of pretty girls :) I'd call Rent-a-Girlfriend a great anime to start the next decade of anime off with, as its style and visuals are a breath of fresh air for long-time anime watchers.
First, sorry for my bad english xd Now,i think this anime is very emotional and has qualities that make people question life. The sequel to this anime really made me emotional even though I am not an emotional person and really made me cry. Do not forget to take toilet paper with you before watching: D
Loners offering help. The Quintessential Quintuplets and Bunny Girl Senpai feature loner MCs Fuutarou and Sakuta respectively, in which, they offer support to the different heroines they are situated with.
Bunny Girl Senpai uses outcast Sakuta and gives him different social problems of heroines in the form of the supernatural to try and solve. Quintessential Quintuplets is less drastic in that Fuutarou only needs to play the tutor for the Nakano sisters in hopes that they pass until graduation.
Both anime are good rom-coms in a school setting with Bunny Girl Senpai being supernatural and dramatic, whilst Quintessential Quintuplets offers harem.
Two stories with great characters that are easy to attach to, the sound and art is amazing in both cases and, though this is only a detail, there are many waifus to choose from.
Similar character interactions (in relation to the 1st arc of BGS), involving the aloof male lead and the expressive female one. Both cases contain a lot of sharp dialogue
If you enjoyed Kimi no suizo wo tabetai I strongly recommend Bunny Girl Senpai. Although it's more or less supernatural, this series beautifully portrays the struggle of life during the years of adolescent's. The character design and development is brilliantly done throughout this series, and the ending is sure to make you cry.
What really connects the two anime together is the characters' interactions rather than anything else. Of course, very diverging plots and I wouldn't recommend them if you are looking for similar literal aspects, though, it should be noted regardless, that our protagonist's ease through their lives consists of giving and return.
A new manga? Some inspiration and friends might help. Social problems? Some friends might help and could even help you out with your own.
Whatever it may be, I'd recommend these two anime solely if you are a fan of characters interacting with each other in growing some kind of interesting relationships with one another.
Both anime are very similar on way of main characters dealing with their own problems and with problems from group of people sometimes the closest one to them. Both are also about young high school students that are experiencing first love, difficulities in friendship and a bit of family drama.
Although they are two very different anime they have some elements in common: the drawings are very similar (and wonderful), there are supernatural elements and the plot delves well into the stories of all the characters, Irozuku Sekai made me feel many Seishun Buta Yarou vibes
Male MC coincidentally meets a variety of attractive girls and solves their problems for them, to the point that it is lampshaded in-universe. Yeah, they're both typical light novel stuff, and they're similar enough in theme to bring the other to mind for me. Bunny Girl Senpai features supernatural oddities, Certain Magical Index has superpowered battles.
Bunny Girl-Senpai Thriller of what will happen after the difficulties with the characters that appear in the anime, and you want to help them and hug them. I have the same feeling while watching Full Moon Wo Sagashite, because all you want is to be with Mitsuki, and say that everything will be ok. Also, both animes bring some humor and romance and a lot of drama. Full Moon was one of my favorite works by Arina Tanemura, simply brilliant as she is. I think if you like this masterpiece called Full Moon Wo Sagashite, you will also like Bunny Girl-Senpai. Give it a chance. read more
Just the literal same but the protagonist is not as smart as sakuta and has a more genius friend, and this anime heroines are same with bunny girl senpai like mai san and here there is kachi with a more humouristic sense and more lovable and this is like the previous version of bunny girl senpai, and as a SOL watcher I recommend this anime to all SOL and romantic watchers.
We got a harem with 'deep' themes and lots of common character types like tsundere, kuudere, and anything else you could ask for! The only difference is that Bunny Girl Senpai pleases the 'big brain' audience while Electromagnetic Girlfriend is for the 'mature' audience.
Both Female MC have similar problems of forgetting people and getting forgotten by people.
Male MC has a crush on the girl and does their Best to help her.
These two anime shows are completely unrelatable in terms of the build up through their own genres but commonly fall under Supernatural. These two anime shows signifies the importance of the psychology in one's state of mind by using supernatural events as means to define the importance. These supernatural events can be pertained to the "Adolescence Syndrome" in the long-named anime and the "Letters From The Departed" in the short-named one. They're entirely different because the syndrome creates a phenomenon and the letters are the last words the dead wish to say towards their chosen receiver.
If you enjoy the romance parts of Darling in the Franxx or the relationship between Hiro and Zero Two, then you would like Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl senpai.
Both shows are quite misunderstood with its main trope being slice of life, while they both have darker elements like supernatural and fantasy. Bunny girl senpai is more romance than kyoukai no Kanata, but both have smooth animation and similar male mcs. The supernatural trope is wuite differently presented, but both are quite misunderstood. I highly recommend both.
Don't seem related at first, but enjoyed them for similar reasons. Both have a similar style of quick, cynical humour and clever writing, with Bunny girl senpai providing a more coherent story with a bigger emotional pay off. A good gateway anime before more dialouge heavy shows like March comes in like a lion and the Monogatari series.
both:
deal with teen's problems and/or supernatural phenomena, but Musaigen has a more unique setting
have science references here and there, although in Seishun it's more pretentious and makes less sense
somehow have the same feeling, idk
The world-building and overall writing are better (more consistent) in Musaigen IMO.
They're both great! Both are slice of life animes and the main character is a harem boi. Very honest and alone but they can be likeable if you just think of it as anime logic. Both are almost literally the same thing but just with some problems here and there. Also the main "heroine" is a black haired blond girl so yea. Overall its very great so ye
These two really gave me the same vibes...I think if you like one you will def like the other. They fill the same kind of void.
Similarities:
- Rather plain seeming MC who can be relatable due to his initial lack of personality
- MC can also be slightly pervy
- Both develop a harem of sorts, having various girls like him
- incest vibes :/
All in all, both are essentially an MC navigating his love life, trying to help others along the way. Sometimes putting themselves before others. I will say both also leave you with a similar feeling in the end as well. Bunny girl Senpai needed some more thinking to understand tho. read more
- Both Mcs have had depressing childhoods and try to atone for what they intentionally or unintentionally did to others.
- Both shows have a side and main cast that all have their own issues and insecurities
- Both Mcs are altruistic as they try to help others while ignoring their own issues that they deal with
- While the animation for both isn't extraordinary, they both have unique styles that fit their respective shows.
I find that the two anime are similar, and if you look closely, you will find that in both anime there are high school students who suffer from problems and face strange phenomena, and the hero seeks to save whoever cares about him
Both have ordinary helping male and popular but "somehow need help" type female. Imagine watching Bunny Girl Senpai focusing on one charachter and telling the story in a Horimiya way without too much drama.
This may seem like a stretch, but both series have a lazy, low-voiced, but very funny main character. This main character ends up driving the majority of the humor in both series. Plus, there are some perverted jokes in both series ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°).
Those series have many similarities, both are about:
- high school students
- romance and friendship
- unpredictable relationship between main characters
Also you can found here similar type of humour and slice of life elements.
If you like Sakuta then maybe you'll probably like Kyon too. They might not be similar as Sakuta is really inlove with Mai and is witty, while Kyon is expressive and short tempered. But the story do have similarities as both the series revolves around the supernatural happenings around them.
Both shows revolve around the main character/s dealing with supernatural phenomena caused by teenagers due to their emotional state in a high school environment.
The male MCs in both anime are calm and methodical in their mannerism. They solve mysteries and appear to always be able to think ahead of any situation.
If you enjoy anime where the MCs use strategy and persuasion to solve mysterious happenings, then you will likely like both of these anime.
Only MC and few other characters can see the girl
Both based on school settings
Main girl as senior (for Tasogare Otome x Amnesia it's kind of a grey area she is a ghost)
main characters grows closer fast
main girl characters behaviour have so many similarities
Main mean of communication to the outside world through MC
some invisible / unknown deity goes around cursing random teenagers and the main character works on lifting the curse
main difference between both is that bunny girl senpai has multiple important characters cursed, while noukome only has the main character (whose actions however affect the other characters) cursed
Is 'wholesome harem' a genre? Anyways, where 'Bunny Girl Senpai' teases titillation, 'Fruits Baskets instead teases romance, but both are actually much more about the main character helping people dealing with their problems than they are about those particular elements. The key difference that makes them a nice complement to each other is the way that the protagonists are characterized; Rascal is an aloof and seemingly apathetic guy who springs into action the moment someone he cares about needs help, and in contrast, Tohru affects change in others through her endless energy and positivity. The problems in Fruits Baskets tend to be more literal and direct than the metaphorical Puberty Syndrome symptoms, but there still is the supernatural draw here and there, and ultimately the core appeal is remarkably similar between each show, despite superficially being aimed at different demographics. read more
Probably has been said but both deal with Supernatural. With a touch of enjoyable Slice of life and characters with depth, motivation, and complexities to them, both have enjoyable qualities if you are into this type of storytelling or genre.
MC saves cute girls from a certain supernatural event and they build their relations with each other. Bunny Girl focuses more on the romance aspect while Little Busters on the friendship aspect. MC is snarky in the first one while the MC on the second is plain nice. The plot in Bunny Girl is better but the ''feels'' are there for both anime.
- both are have a girl that no one can see her axcept the boy who the only one can see her
- both have the same settings that takes place in school
- both are supernatural anime
the main difference is this anime is more like a romance anime than another is more like an horror anime
The unlikely helper. Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai and The Girl Who Leapt Through Time both follow the unlikely ones to help who end up being the most helpful.
Bunny Girl Senpai has loner Sakuta help out the different heroines with their problems, TokiKake has energetic idiot type character Makoto, use her time travelling powers for her own convenience, only to make better use of these powers as she realises that she isn't doing the best with her powers.
Both are good romance anime with Bunny Girl Senpai adding supernatural attributes, TokiKake adding sci-fi ones instead.
I can't recommend both of these series enough. Our main characters go around solving the various anomalies in their towns. Koyomi, Sakuta, and Kaiki are all inspiring human beings.
And no joke, the tropes of Bunny Girl Senpai as the quantum mechanics and Monogatari as the philosophy courses of anime are deadly accurate. Your world view will be shifted by these shows, and for anyone looking to stimulate their brain, both are fantastic watches.
This may seem like a stretch of a recommendation, but both anime use a character on a neutral base to go forth and help others in explaining the good in human life.
DP uses the black-haired lady to gives her views on what Decim is doing in regards to his judgement skills. Bunny Girl Senpai's Sakuta is made to help out multiple different heroines in their troubles with high school.
Both are good anime, though DP is significantly more depressing than Bunny Girl Senpai.
Some outcasted dudes. That one incredible girl. And a lot more girls on the side. Bottom-Tier and Bunny Girl Senpai are two stories based on the same theme of an unconventional person associating themselves with the lives of many others, namely, high school girls.
Bottom-Tier does this with Tomozaki being an aspiring sociable person to build relationships with those around him. Bunny Girl Senpai does this with Sakuta in the same fashion, though he is helping girls with their supernatural teenage issues.
Both are good anime with both being rom-coms of some kind, Bunny Girl Senpai is more relaxed than Bottom-Tier's somewhat upbeat and casual atmosphere.
The connection between Bunny Girl Senpai and Josee Tiger Fish is really just the dude who is there helping out the many girls who have problems so much that they are in need of the average guy to do it for them. But aside from that seeming unoriginality, the two are built on the sense of feels and lifelong connections that grow from improbable first meetings.
The two are pretty good anime if you are in need of some drama that has one of two parts of it that create an "out of this world" atmosphere.
Both have nonsense science derived from real theories. Really Good Character Writing And Dialogues. Even tho we do not have Mai Sakurajima In YUNO, the protagonist is very much like Sakuta. A Rascal. Bunny Girl's Better But Give YUNO a shot as well.
If I should say it simple: Both series have the same taste.
Both stories are soft school slice of life that go around a simplified sci-fi concept like: time travel, paradoxes, the Schrodinger cat, Laplace demon… and the like. In other words, both focus on the live of the characters, "ignoring" the paranormal sci-fi events that began the stories.
-Both have great production quality in not only visual aspects but sounds too
-Both are comedic but also tell heartwarming stories (though Hinamatsuri is more on the comedic side)
-Both animes tell their stories through the characters, where character development plays a big part
-You can tell that these two animes are more like passion projects, where it seems like a lot of effort and care has been placed to the creation.
-The two animes are a must watch and probably the biggest surprises of 2018. DON'T SLEEP ON THESE!
Similar themes revolving around acknowledgment dictating existence and memory loss threatening the relationship between the MC and their object of affection. Seishun is a little more mature and romance-centric, while Noragami has a strong fantasy element and incorporates the romance a little more subtly.
Both are amazing Animes worth binging.
Story isn't similar to Clannad, but when I watched Bunny Girl Senpai I got similar felling I had when watching Clannad. Similarities are great story, comedy, romance and generally it's really enjoyable to watch.
Sakuta (one of the main characters) also reminded me a lot to Tomoya.
Both have Character Development, Teens going through Puberty and Friendship problems. I would highly recommend this for those who are new to watching anime or for the people love to watch Slice of Life anime!
