 If you liked
Bakemonogatari
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 ...then you might like
Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei
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100% more monologue at 3 times the speed.
If you thought you were good with keeping up with Koyomi's monologue in Monogatari, then you need to retest those speed reading skills with The Tatami Galaxy. If you can do that, you'll enjoy it.
Both have a unique art style and presentation, with emotional tension between the characters. There is an obvious romantic pairing in both series. Both focus on characters and presentation over any other element.
It seems that we don't see series like these two nowadays but these two anime are highly recommended as they have a cleaver usage of characters, art, and witty dialogue.
Both series contains a lot of parody, humor, drama, and among other things. These two series will definitely bring out the enjoyment out of viewers despite its low volume of episodes.
Both series are also intelligent and will present anime in its finest form, one that you'll remember for a very long time.
Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei and Bakemonogatari follow the same basic structure - boy meets girl followed by endless dialogue and surrealistic artstyle. If you enjoyed one, it's safe to say you'll enjoy the other.
Bakemonogatari expands upon the fantasy setting, and adds a bucketload of fanservice. In contrast, Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei ups the slice-of-life and about 1000x the words/minute ratio. However, both hold the same charm - or curse - that makes you either love or hate the anime.
They may be entirely different things , but both provides fast-paced dialogues and sometimes conversation goes really deep. Both focuses on characters more than story itself and have really unique art style.
Also both has some mystery in it and romance.
Interesting Art, Quirky characters, dialogue heavy.
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Recommended by KingKongShrest
Happening in relatively small setting yet packed with unusual situations, full of monologuing and dialogues, experimental animation and colorful imaginery. Driven by interractions between characters.
Both have unique art styles, fast dialogue, and a bit of supernatural.
A lot of dialouge with extremely difficult to comprehense/dark plot line which will be explained with added romance to the same. Both are succesfully deep. They have different art styles which are actually great with that supernatural and mystery genre which you will love.
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Recommended by GiantQAACSleier
Both share a fast dialogue, which, at times, becomes pretty hard to follow.
The Tatami Galaxy, as well as Monogatari, utilize unorthodox and unconventional art and ideas in similar ways to create a show, that is centered around its characters and dialogues between them, with darker themes, as well as slight comedy.
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Recommended by AnimeXHunter
Both are mind-bending, surreal and artistic that could either make you confuse or be awed.. Both are great anime in terms of story telling.
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Recommended by Dried_Plum
Both stories are related to spirit. Lots of dialogue in both, reaaaally fast dialogue, and half of it is philosophical/spiritual/interesting, and half is just total random funny bullcrap.
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Recommended by Kurodaichi
Supremely unique art styles and presentation. Equally absurdist.
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Recommended by nein_yards
If your a Monogatari Fan, then you will love this show. It gives me the feeling "so similar yet different". They are so similar the bizarreness, the weirdness, and the comedy they are almost likely similar. I reccommend you to watch it. There is always dangling in front of you, destiny to be exact so why not reach out and grab this anime?
Both are extremely wordy coming of age stories with very fast talking characters that make heavy use of unique animation, surreal comedy, visual metaphors, show don't tell, and other non-conventional storytelling tropes. While Monogatari focuses on high school life, Tatami Galaxy focuses on college life.
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Recommended by Ionliosite2
Bakemonogatari (series) fans will get a gentle kiss of nostalgia by how similar both are on its genius dialogue, puns and witty humor. All of these clever writing being of course courtesy of being adapted from a novel.
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Recommended by daxwithoutflower