Hakushaku to Yousei

Female leads have very strong personalities. Both series are specific comedies with a lot of magic elements, bishounens and of course both are romance. 

Both stories mostly made of romantic line as a background to some adventures. The main heroine doesn't seem to be taken seriously by main male characters. Btw th romantic line is partially indefinite (no clear-cut love and kisses ending for you). 

Both main characters are lovable, and in both you can find supernatural beings ang lots of magic. Not to mention similarity between main male characters, in behaviour and irony. Although romance in Hatenkou is more hidden, one can also clearly see it, Hatenkou is also a bit darker in themes and plot. 

In both animes, the female (main protoganist) has a very strong personality, insisting to achieve her personal aims, heartwarming, not the typical disturbing high-school girl; more the thoughtful person. The two main characters as well share their two bishounen-surrounders, with whom she experiences a lot of 'adventures' - also romantice situations, though these are unfortunately just hinted. Both Females own some sort of magical power, though one is more physical and the other rather psychic. For short: Both animes, just like the characters have got quite the same feeling and share lots of simlitaries and share quite the same genres (comedy, adventure, fantasy).  

The characters felt the same and both travel with two guys on a adventure out of the extraordinary. both are great anime to watch 

Though the setting is utterly different and the atmosphere as such have a different feel for each, there are many similarities in the characters and their chemistry. The male lead is a handsome blonde with ties to wealthy families and mysterious past who seems to be openly infatuated with the female lead - and are. The female lead on the other hand is a smart, independent woman who doubts the sincerity of the other. Hakushaku to Yousei has more of a deeper storyline and is more serious or intense (is set in the 19th century) while Kaichou wa Maid Sama is lighter, a lot funnier and doesn't have a hugely important storyline. read more 

Both anime have a strong female lead character and the male protagonist is mysterious yet charming, though Earl and Fairy is fantasy unlike Kaichou wa Maid-sama!. 

Both have a girl who doesn't trust men. Edgar and Usui are similar in many ways, but the plot is original enough to keep the anime interesting.  

Both shows share similar dynamics between the male and female leads, which creates a great chemistry between the 2. The ML is more of a teasing/playboy type of character who loves to tease the FL, and the FL is more headstrong and doesn't easily succumb to the male's advances  

Raven and Sebastian are quite simmilar (something for "Yes, my lord." fangirls). Earl and Fairy will make you smile and Kuroshitsuji will make you cry but both are worth watching. 

Sebastian and Raven are both devoted butlers with demon-alike abilities, English nobility everywhere, XIX century setting and I guess that's all. 

Both are set in similar time eras and in the same location. They both are drawn similarly and have the same dark light on the story. They each have a "servant/master" idea (although that's not the focus of Hakushaku to Yousei) and have supernatural elements as well as the prominent idea of revenge. Although Hakushaku to Yousei as far more romance than Kuroshitsuji, they are both alike and very well done stories. 

If you like british lore for fae and other myths I highly recommend Earl and Faerie. Both have the "english" setting and are pretty light.  

The main protagonist both have bright red hair and green eyes. Both anime are about magic. The main characters can see things that others cant 

Very similare to Hakushaku to Yousei. 

To start, both animes take place in a European setting. The protagonists have a undeniably die-hard loyal servant that would sacrifice anything to protect their masters, coincidentally, both servants in both animes go by the name Raven. They also possess a very noble and respected status and are expected to fulfill a prophecy, both prophecies involving their ultimate death. Humans on their own have no directly suoernatural ability (ex. they can't fly or shoot flames from their fists) but with contact from a "different world" humans can get supernatural beings to obey them (In Pandora Hearts there's chains from Abyss, in Hakushaku to Yousei there's various types of Fairies from the Fairy World). The antagonists of course, use this ability for a poor purpose and have a killing intent towards the main character. A less significant similarity is that in both animes, the main characters have blond hair and their servant has black hair. read more 

Indeed both share an evident and delicate romantic and magic atmosphere. - "Hakushaku to Yousei" has Lydia, "Howl's Moving Castle" has Sophie, both girls are brought into magic adventures by an handsome blonde guys (Edgar / Howl). - Still, both anime are inspired to an old-england style in a past epoch (which may easily be around year 1900). - Similar as well the gentle and gold-hearted personalities of the involved characters in both stories ♥ If you loved one of those yet, you'll definitely fall in love once again for the other! I think that a good word to describe their magic stories is: Sweet. 

Female lead characters are weak initially, however through trials they become stronger, and learn how to deal with the male leads. Both were way too short; Hakushaku to Yousei seemed incomplete, and in Howl's Castle, Howls personality did not seem clearly developed enough for me.' 

Both these anime take place in history, although Hakushaku to Yousei more recent. Both also have that touch of magic and out-of-the-ordinary that will make you just love both of these stories.  

Almost same characters involved...just that it doesn;t have a conclusion...belive me you'll love it... 

Similar according to romance topic: male main characters are pretty same, same cold attitude from the beginning that is warming more and more with the passing time thanks to the feelings that they share to object of their love. Everything is hard from the start in both cases which makes even more "yummie" :) Maybe female character is little bit more phlegmatic than Nanami from KamiHaji but still it is not slowing the action speed. 

Their plots are very similar: a red haired girl with a strong and determined personality meets a hero who is a prince/earl, the hero hires the girl and their love begins. In Akagami the heroine is a herbalist while in Hakushaku the heroine is a fairy doctor. The settings and time are also pretty similar: around 1700-1800, towns full of happy people. If you liked one, you will probably like the other one too. 

Both series have the same humor. And if you liked tamaki from ouran then you will like Edgar from hakushaku too and of course if you liked edgar you will love tamaki. Both animes made me giggle all the time when I watched it. And I fell in love with both the main characters.  

Both of these storylines contain light-hearted romance and comedy throughout. The male protagonists in both are blond and handsome, from straight-laced upbringing while the female protagonists have a connection to the magical world. Both are embroidered with delicate animation and lovely art, I recommend to anyone who enjoys a light and refreshing plot.  

Has the mystery vibe. The girl is self reliant and has her abilities and the guy relys on the girl. They are very similar in setting and characters.