 If you liked
Hibike! Euphonium
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Kono Oto Tomare!
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Both shows demonstrate how music clubs, especially ones that compete, can provide people with a sense of belonging, purpose, and passion. At the same time, they show the different ways people can respond to disappointment and failure, such as dejection or inspiration. Because both of these shows capture the experiences of being in a band, competing and performing, both of these shows can be relatable to anyone in school bands and nostalgic for former school band members. Also Satowa Houzuki reminds me of Reina Kousaka because of their initially cold yet capable demeanor, and Suzuka Takinami reminds me of Noboru Taki because of their initial
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Recommended by SAniyoukoso
these two are one of the very few school setting animez which focus more on the "senpai-kouhai" understanding. if u liked the asuka-kumiko relation, you'll probably like the takezo-chika relation too. just give these two a watch and you'll notice the great similarities
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Recommended by yabuki-kun
The music and training and goal of nationals are very similar! Although I like this show better
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Recommended by Blackstar233
so I'll keep this one short..
Music,
music club striving for nationals while bounding together more and more throughout the series
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Recommended by K1ngOfSloth
-A club that aims to go for the nationals and fight for being the best are in both
-Occasional feuds between members, and just enough drama to keep it running
-Staged performances with flying tensions and anticipation are there too
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Recommended by Joeywatches
Both series of characters have drama elements that play a big role in why they're playing and decided to become a part of the music club.
"Hibike! Euphonium and Kono Oto Tomare! are both school-themed anime shows centered around music. They show how the characters grow and change as they pursue their musical interests. These shows blend teenage drama, humor, and funny moments. In Hibike! Euphonium, Kumiko and her friends, like Takezou and his new club members in Kono Oto Tomare!, spend time together working towards a common goal related to music. Through these school activities, they become close friends and build strong bonds.
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Recommended by Ironhide-kun