 If you liked
Bokura no
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Mirai Nikki (TV)
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Kids fighting for their lives, knowing full well most of them won't make it out alive. While Mirai Nikki is a bit more violent, both have their fair share of nightmare fuel and horrifying revelations as the stories unfold.
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Recommended by lithiumflower
Both imply a death game, where the last one standing wins.
They both have a multiverse part.
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Recommended by SnowedEarth
If you're a fan of that survival game theme, then you'll definitely enjoy this. Mirai Nikki focuses more on a direct linear storyline with 2 MC (2 others joining them later on) while Bokurano focuses on a storyline that bases on each individual character in a linear storyline. Both contain a lot of action, drama, psychological twists, and horror. Mirai Nikki also focuses a bit on romance between the two main characters.
I've grown disgusted of the word "both". So, let's just say this: Mirai Nikki has quite a few kids (along with plenty of adults) wrapped up in a deathmatch perpetrated by a dying god looking to crown his successor. Where Bokurano portrays people coming to terms with duty and death, Mirai Nikki portrays people willing to part with the core of their being in order to survive. Bokurano employs a more consistent set of laws and concepts to its world, but fails to reach as far off the deep end as MN does as a result.
•both are are about a game which focus on a group of people that are bound to the game and will eventually die
•both the groups of people in each series fully understand that they themselves will die eventually,
•both series, as it progresses, it shows each characters past and the psychological pain they withstand and under go as they come to terms with the 'game'
•both are of the psychological genre, with the characters forced into 'battle' and learning to grow up as fast as possible, for there own series plots
•both show the mindsets of humanity as it is forced into horrible situations and they both
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