Anime Recommendations

Late 1800’s / Early 1900’s era, steampunk-esk setting. Focus on youth caught in a sudden conflict and rapid advancements in technology. Both have an adventurous atmosphere beyond their broad conflict and subject matter.

The way both series present their characters' emotional experiences is very similar to me. The second season of 3-gatsu no Lion especially reminds me of Kono Oto Tomare! because of the bullying arc. Both series portray people's needs to be accepted into a group, the pain they feel from rejection and misunderstanding because of their talent (in the case of Rei Kiriyama and Satowa Houzuki) and the tendency of hurt people to hurt people (in the case of Megumi Takagi and Hiro Kurusu). Overall, the theme of people's need for connecting to one another is very prevalent in both shows.

Fanservice heavy parody of "Alice in Wonderland"

They are side stories to their respective shows, and they both have a slightly more melancholy and emotional feel to them. Both of these shows share the painful truth that many people face early in their love life that loving someone can hold the other person back even when it's not entirely either person's fault. I just wish that they both had full series devoted to their stories.

What changes will oncoming technological advances bring on a societal and individual level? These anime from the same time period(one pre, another post turn of the millenium) pitched the question, we have the answer. And the predictions they've made pretty much hit the mark. Although wildly different in tone and structure, both made "accurate"(loosely speaking as obviously there were exaggerations for the sake of storytelling) but dystopic guesses both in technicality and abstract concepts. Very good for taking a peek into early 00s visionary ideas on future popular technology.

Chibi☆Devi! and Gakuen Babysitters are similiar in the aspect that they are both about students working in a day care and taking care of toddlers.

When watching Stop!! Hibari-kun, I felt like I was watching Urusei Yatsura all over again. While both series are completely different plot wise, the characters and romance are definitely similar. Hibari is a lot like Lum in terms that she's madly in love with the main character, Kosaku (Lum being madly in love with Ataru). Not only that, Ataru and Kosaku share the same traits where they fall in love with any other girls versus their main love interest. Other similarities between others include: Hibari and Ryuunosuke (both hide their gender perspectives at school versus with people they know well) as well as other side characters who easily fall in love with Hibari or Lum. Standard side characters such as Shiina who is in love with Hibari, (this reminded me of Mendou falling in love with Lum), Hibari's wacky dad who is very similiar to Ataru's parents (although they support his and Lum's relationship while Hibari's dad does not), as well as any other over the top characters. The humor is very slapstick, random, over the top while the romance can share great love stories not only between the main characters but others along the way. Urusei Yatsura and Hibari-kun are episodic and don't always stay on one plot. Both are entirely set in the 80s so you'll definitely see some 80s style outfits, music, reactions and historical features. If you liked one, you'll probably enjoy the other.

A being from the demon world enters a contract with a human against human's wishes.

Both involve a baby from the demon world who cannot survive without depending on a human. The baby was sent to the human world to be raised into a full-fledged demon.

Song by a western musician with animated music video made by Japanese director.

Both have "time" as one of the main themes of the season and both have mature parts, while having characteristics elements of Maho Shojo, like fights and transformations.

If you love satisfying punches and bulked up men, then you'll might love these two anime.

Both are most likely "the less hated" Gundam because their stories are well written.. Their pacings are fast and the conflicts are complex and well designed.. Sometimes it's hard to follow the story because how dense the animes are..

The main characters from Ookami-san to Shichinin no Nakama-tachi and Toradora! all look similiar in terms of design and personality. They both are romance comedy anime, of which both started out as a comedy anime and towards the end the romance aspect developed.

Both anime features Butts as their main element of their story, and takes a ridiculous premise in the most serious ways possible.

Both of these series deal with spirits/youkai etc. and the unique youkai/another's stories each episode. Natsume Yuujinchou deals with the main character's lonliness and acceptance of others, whereas MOCS is directly focused on the 'anothers' and their stories/crimes each episode.

Both the anime are based on the MC's encounter with a god(goddess in inari, konkon) and both anime have romance and comedy

YU-NO was originally a 1996 visual novel, and was the grandfather of modern time-travel anime and visual novels. Steins Gate in particular was greatly influenced by YU-NO. Both involve time-travel and parallel-universes, and give scientific explanations behind it, and involve the protagonist attempting to save someone.

I liken Yukio a lot to Maruo, the protagonist from the series Baby Steps. Each character merely sleepwalks through life, without a passion or something meaningful driving their day, but throughout the story they pick up and hobby to act as a catalyst for their passion and as a result their life changes for the better. Essentially, both Baby steps and Beck are about young people gaining a passion in something and having their lives change positively as a result.

Inyou helps people who want to go to a mysterious, but dangerous island for one reason or another. He helps them, but it seems like he always knows more than he's letting on. Some people are nice, but it seems like a lot of the times (at least with the episodes that I've watched) the people going to the island have some sort of disease in their heart. (not physical disease, but darkness) It reminds me of Warau Salesman, where he would help people out, but they'd always mess it up in the end due to their own greed. Both shows tend to show the darker side of humans and the lengths they'd go to for their own sense of greed.

Both series deal with anxiety issues and poor communication skills on the main protagonists who also overthink too much the situation, expecting the worst case scenario.

Both SoL harem shows deal with an ordinary human dealing with monsters (vampires, aliens etc.). In both cases, the MC carries a secret that must not be revealed to the public

Both shows feature basic looking characters that turn out to be very fast behind the wheel, as well as both, dive deeper into the various car mechanics used to increase performance

Both ths shows are rom-coms, slice of life based shows and both have great endings. Plus they both have great soundtracks , story, animations and characterizations. You'll enjoy both of 'em and may love both of 'em as well.

Both are light hearted sci-fi action shows that have a similar feel with an adorable overpowered protagonist beating up aliens or robots or aliens in robots.

Both anime feature a brother raping his little sister while she is asleep (actually they fake taking sleeping pills so they are awake). But of course the sister doesn´t mind her onii-chan´s bick cock so they have happy sex in the end. Also the sisters in both anime are very young looking. Highly recommended if you want to watch hentai and don´t mind brother-sister insest and young looking characters. Suki de Suki de Suki has other hentai scenes as well but they are not as good as the first scene.

Mecha battles MC is a whiny bitch EVA is an epic show and you need to watch it

Both main characters are working and are in need of a maid,weill a supernatural maid While this anime has dragon maids,a lot of maids/second characters,they feel weird and childish But Sewayaki Kitsune no Sensko san has cute lolli fox spirit maid,relaxing moments,colors and good story

A bunch of smart kids solves the mystery without adults' help. The kids are curious about sophisticated problems. Both anime are science-fiction and show positive attitudes toward science experiments.

Tokyo ESP and The Reflection both are about some superhero characters similiar to the ones in Marvel.

Domestic na Kanojo and Kuzu no Honkai both are about a mc with an one sided love of which they know can never be realised. They both contain sex scenes and have a lot of drama.

Short anime made as a POV with various cast giving fanservice to the viewer. While Iya na Kao is intended for mainly male audience and such has female cast, Makura no Danshi was intended for mostly female audience and such has male cast.

Point of view anime intended for mostly female audience featuring bunch of pretty boys interracting with the viewer. Both have short episodes.

Point of view anime with you spending quality time with cute anime girls and fanservice is present.

Point of view anime with you spending quality time with cute anime girls and lot of fanservice is present.

Point of view anime with you spending quality time with cute anime girls and lot of fanservice.

Both are about a wacky trio experiencing episodic adventures in space and share the same goofy, light hearted atmosphere. Even the way how the antagonists are presented is similar. While RobiHachi is heavily based on silly conversations with local inhabitants for its humor, Space Dandy has a greater variety of set ups thanks to an more action oriented approach.

POV adventures with a cute anime girl with large breasts. While Issho ni Training is just ecchi, Issho ni H Shiyo is a straight out porn.

Hentai made in a POV style featuring big-tiddied girls and consensual sex.

Hentai with a kind of vanilla type of romance and hot springs as the main setting.

Big-tittied girls and hentai made as a POV video.

Hentai with succubus demon as a heroine. Sometimes the succubus is in control of the sex situation, sometimes someone else is in control of the succubus.

Both are anime music videos made for western artists. In both, the the singer is depicted in a super deformed/chibi artstyle and parts of Japanese culture are shown.

Slow, relaxing anime without a main story and instead it's episodical and focuse on interactions between the characters during their daily life. Both anime are about regular life of it's characters but with one element that makes the world different from our daily life. Isekai Shokudou mixes our world with a fantasy one while Aria is a futuristic show. Both are iyashikei.

Both anime show cute interractions between couples in love. Both shows show various couples without focusing on just one of them.

Short anime about the daily interraction of adult and/or married couples (though in Kantoku Fuyuki Todoki one is depicted as a toddler, but that's just analogy).

Short anime about cute interractions between adult couples.

Comedy about a life of a married couple. Both have short episodes.

Comedy anime with short episodes about a married couple and their cute and funny daily interractions .

Mikan is the same as Amu. Natsume is the same as Ikuto. Luka is the same as Tadase. The relationships are basically the same thing. The love triangles are the same. And the funny moments are just too funny.

Humanity is constantly getting attacked by abnormal abominations, in defense humanity uses giant robots that're controlled by literal teenagers. Wowzers. Overall, both are really really similar, as if the ideas were ripped out of each other...pst...Darling!

- Both have a duo of two female high schoolers as the main characters. - Both have cool color choices. - Both have amazing fight scenes. - Both have transformation sequences. - Both have really good music. - Both have bittersweet endings.

Here, both anime take place in different settings as well, although both series have a futuristic take on them. Shinsekai Yori ist about an Utopian society and Now and Then, Here and There is a dark isekai, where a boy gets transported into a dystopian future. Also their styles are different and Shinsekai Yori is modern, while Now and Then, Here and There was produced in the 90s. But both series are about children finding themselves in horrible situations, learning about the reality of their world and how certain circumstances could affect humans and change them.

Both take place in quite different settings, although both series are futuristic. Bokurano is a mecha series, while Now and Then, Here and There is a dark take on the Isekai genre, where a boy gets transported into a dystopian future. Although they are different on the surface, they deal with the horror of war and children finding themselves in a horrible situation.

Both have different premises and take place in two completely different worlds (the real world in Grave of the Fireflies and a dystopian future in Now and Then, Here and There), but both deal with the topic of war in a very heartwrenching, touching and realistic way.

Both movies are about war and its consequence. They have a melancholic vibe and tell the stories of two different children and their struggles to go through life in times of war.

both animes is about revange and mafia.

Comedies with wacky kind kind of humor with often stems from the characters being kind of idiots. Both have fantasy elements and both are Chinese animations.

Accel World is from the same author as Sword Art online. They are both about highschool students who play a online game through a virtual reality device.

Magi é uma série incrivel com o conceito de magia bem diferente

Obras incriveis com tematica viradas para os video-games cheios de personagens cativantes e otimos momentos

Obras haréns incriveis que são movidas pelas garotas

To Aru é uma franquia otima vale a pena dar uma chance e assistir essa obra incrivel

Relaxing anime about cooking/baking with monsters involved, be it customers or the chef. In both anime, the protagonist is an owner of a food establishment.

Like New Game, but this time it's about making anime. Characters are college-aged and older and both seasons are in a company setting. You really get a feel for what goes into making an anime. There are many characters, but there are only 5 that you really need to focus on remembering as they're the main group of friends that the show is about. There's some humor, but this isn't a comedy, so don't expect a ton of it. It's overall pretty entertaining and interesting, and there are lots of relatable moments. More serious in tone than New Game!

Like New Game, but this time it's about making manga. Characters are younger and it's not in a company setting. There's more humor than New Game! and the characters (for the most part) are relatable. One season. I thought it was really fun to watch. Less serious in tone than New Game!

The main character is a hard worker working his way from the the ground up ais a underdog that experiences failures but keeps getting back up.

After completing the very good Usagi Drop, I have to say that I noticed it shared some similarities with Welcome to the NHK. If you have seen any of these shows then you would know the basic story structure, a guy starts off with nothing interesting going on in his life, then one day a girl comes over and changes everything for him. The main character, after experiencing love and the life lessons given to him by the girl, starts to gain his confidence back, and in the process, meets new people and learns about important lessons such as responsibility. I recommend Welcome to the NHK to fans of Usagi Drop, they both deal with mature themes and issues while still being heart warming series.

Hotaru no Haka and Kono Sekai no katsumi ni both deal with the Second World war from the perspective of common citizens in Japan. They both have a Mc who suffers from a tragedy and depict how they deal with it. While Hotaru no Haka was a pretty sad anime, Kono Sekai no Katsumi ni is a bit more positive looking (still has its sad moments).

-Strategic and brutal fights that are incredibly unexpected -All their characters have sooooo much muscles -A rare fight honor

They both have a intriguing story and beautiful animation.

A useless guy playing the big soft skinned lump of bosom of a redhead in both anime. Somehow situated in a school yet almost never takes place in a classroom and the useless guy joins a weird club that doesn't make sense in real life. But in my opinion both are the gods of ecchi!

Set in similar looking time period, bot are action fantasy with some supernatural elements. One has fairies, the other has vampires and angry puppies.

Tomoe and Inuyasha are a little similar The comedy

Girls fighting in virtual battles - using dolls in one, fighting themselves in the other - with the series focusing on the growth of one talent and their evolution through the matches, recovering from loss, and reaching new heights for both herself and the game in the end.

From the same author, One punch man and Mob Psycho 100 both are comedy anime with a similiar art style and way of making jokes. Both are about characters with superpowers. While the story in one punch man is almost non-existent, the story in mob psycho 100 is the opposite.

Sakamoto Desu ga? and Handa-kun both have a pretty popular mc. They are both comedy anime. Whereas the difference between the shows is that in Sakamoto Desu ga? the mc is popular because of his actions. While in Handa-kun it is mostly because of misunderstandings that have a positive outcome on the mc's reputation.

oth anime involve a group of friends traveling together and engaging in independent fights, as well as tournament-style fights. They are both great series, especially for martial arts lovers. Both have interesting characters, each with their purpose for fighting, a mysterious group of antagonists, and a lot of fun to watc

Both have basically a same plot - in childhood, main character was "busted" in imagined fantasy world and after time he normalizes. Later he meet girl with same problem and he tries to help her.

Both series are created by Key games and produced by Kyoto Animation. They also have similar sad story, almost identical animation and both have very similar characters and plot. So if you like one of them, you probably will like the other.

If you ever wanted to see anime that portays relationship between a man and a woman involving literal shit and scenes that might make you want to vomit, here you go. Also both have short episodes, thank God.

Both shows feature marionette puppets and have dark undertones, backstories, and themes to them. There is some dark comedy laced in both shows as well.

The main characters who suffered as children, are still suffering, and retaliate for various reasons against their the people who hurt them. In both stories is an underlying tone of their desperation and loneliness, even as they display great power.

Both are films about motherhood, under unusual (that is to say supernatural) circumstances, that will likely make you cry. Despite their fantastical setting, they focus on the hardships of life, relationships, and how people change and grow.

I actually watched Handa-kun first and loved it, so I was thrilled when I started watching Saiki and discovered it was similar in many regards. Both of the main characters are popular without realizing it and don't really want the attention they get. They are both a bit sarcastic and standoffish and have a friend group that is introduced in such a way that it is easy for you to remember who is who. I think the format of both these anime are very easy to digest: Saiki is broken down into 5-minute shorts while Handa-kun has about 2 to 3 different shorts in each episode until you reach the end. The humor in both is also golden: they keep hitting you with joke after joke so something is bound to land.

Both of these are really laid back feel good anime. Both like to spend the majority of their time in a remote location. Peaceful soundtracks and beautiful artwork. To really appreciate the slow pace of both of these series, I DO NOT recommend going on a binge and watching them both all the way through right away. What I do recommend is watching one episode of Non Non Biyori one week and one episode of Yuru Camp the next week.

Blood+ Is an action horror anime like Shikabane Hime, but with a bit of mystery and more dramatic. If you liked Shikabane Hime you NEED to try Blood+!

Short comedical anime about literal shit. Unko-san has shit fairies while Shitcom has just shit being shitted in an unusual way.

Group of people motivated by justice fights to bring down a criminal. Supernatural is involved and the fights are fought with intellect and with backed by the supernatural element, though in Death Note the fight stays mostly on mind games level, in JoJo it gets physical while still incorporating the mind games.

Both are very good series in what has comedy is concerned, they share a relationship with the animation and the surrealism of the comedies of that time. Despite being considered one of them in the genre ecchi, does not focus on that subject for its appeal.

Not a discovery, but it is always good to remind how close Mushishi is to Kino no Tabi. Both series are episodic and have a different story in every chapter. Kino and Ginko are pretty similar: cold-minded, warm-hearted characters that are not good or bad, just "they", and in the end the philosophy is somehow the same: everywhere you go you'll find something new and different. I recommend that if you liked one, you should watch the other, because for me, being a Kino fan, I am enjoying Mushishi.

If you loved Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou or even liked, I highly recommend you to watch Grand Blue. These animes have the same kind of humor and they will make WTF and unexpected moments like Gintama. Both mains characters of these animes will make silly faces along the episodes . Even if Grand Blue use multiples times the same kind of jokes (for example the naked guys at the "Grand Blue Diving Shop" or the main characters who drank an excessive amount of alcohol every time), it's always hilarious and I'm sure at like 99% that with Grand Blue (or Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou if you already watched Grand Blue lol) you will laugh out loud xD (And that's good for you because laughing is good for health xDDD)

Everyone has important people. Everyone cares family. We don't want to leave them. That is the best way...until fulfill your wish. Both deal with Time Travel. Changing something, Saving someone are each main story. Very similar theme. In terms of characters, Makoto and Okabe are time-traveller. Each purposes are different, but cores are same. If you don't do anything, nothing will change. To prevent it, both protagonists want to change their future. TokiKake is more lighthearted. SG is more serious and longer. The essence of intersting is constant. So to sum it up, really good. Don't misled by first impressions. You need to endure to some extent. Should be fine if you do it this way. Both visuals are stunning and beautiful. Each songs also one of meaningful elements. TokiKake is moved style. On the other hand, SG is satisfied ending. of course, TokiKake also the same. You will weep while watching both works. As a result, Both are amazingly wonderful series. I can recommend both with confidence. Actually MUST WATCH. "I'll say this for people watch TokiKake. El Psy Kongroo."

Crossing plot, mysterious scenes, revealed truths. What is hidden end? Both characters act by mobilephone. They don't know what will happen to their life. A bit eccentric. Okabe is similar to Takizawa. He rewind his destiny over and over again. For save his important person. Kurisu and Saki also similar personalities and position. They know each protagonists well, and help them dedicatedly. As described above, Both characters are very unique on the whole. In a word, character development is great. Similar storytelling and intriguing settings. Earlier episodes are funny relatively though, the core is serious. Especially SG. Attention. Higashi no Eden is unfinished in the story. To be continued two movies. Please be careful. Nevertheless, this show also high quality close to SG. Regarding that, don't worry about it. Probably you'll like it. Worlds are various thing. I believe in people will not act wrong doing. Until no happen war. If you ask for more mature theme, SG is an awesome gift. And if you don't satisfied only SG, you should watch Higashi no Eden.

Can you change or hack the world? Or self-destruction without salvation. Both are very similar atmospheres and have intelligent characters. Suspenseful and heavy dialogues. Light and Okabe want to change each worlds. Because of they have definite and faith purposes. So they never give up. In DN case, social issues are main theme. Psychological battle is unfold with supernatural elements. Extremely intense. On the other hand, SG is main story for save people. Everything is exist between morality and decision. Like reasoning. It is difficult to achieve something. However, if you have strong will, you can surely change someone's future. Yes. Don't look back past. Future is bright symbol for shine earth. These are personal opinion. But I'm sure them. That's why DN and SG are masterpieces. Not to mention regarding quality, and quite interesting content. Once again, I love both of them. As a observer, I hope their stories are pass down through next generations. If you wanna watch related to DN, I definitely recommend SG. Thanks for reading my sentences.

Both are SOL romance-drama with a more realistic tone than some other romances. Both topic is the question what love even is and the complexity of it. Also, Scum's Wish has a lesbian, very realistic character as well. Both anime have characters with a twisted mindset or way of thinking. Both have beautiful color sets.

They have very similar art styles and very similar chill, breezy atmospheres to them. Though admittedly Isshuukan Friends is a lot more pathos driven than Tanaka-kun, both offer pretty decent characterization regardless.

Both romance series focusing on the concept of memory loss.

They both aired on the same block. They both have a very laid back atmosphere in spite of how pathos driven they can be at points. Both have similar sounding OPs/EDs performed by the same artist in their respective shows.

Both anime are very good Girls Love-SOL-anime with a slow burn romance. You surely might love the other one as well.