 If you liked
K-On!
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 ...then you might like
Sora yori mo Tooi Basho
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Similar moods, good character chemistry, and both are generally quite jolly with a sprinkling of sadness. While the characters in K-On are certainly less focused on a specific goal, both series show character development, growth, and meaningful/believable relationships between them.
Very similar character interaction, personalities, and way of finding a new thing to do together as newfound friends.
As a big fan of K-ON!, I can vouch that Sora yori has a very similar feeling and vibe. If you liked one, you'll surely like the other. Both give strong character chemistry, delivering them in similar ways.
The series is girl dominant,
Similliar style of Comedy
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Recommended by southerntw
Shows both primarily focused on the idea of youth, built on a strong dynamic between the main cast.
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Recommended by Tenderizer79
Very similar in one of the central themes: how friendships makes us better persons. Character interactions and humor are very similar as well. Yorimoi is more dramatic and a little faster paced in its character development, since K-On is ~40 episodes long and the girls have less dramatic issues to resolve there, though when the feels hit in K-On they hit almost as hard as in Yorimoi.
All in all, Yorimoi is a more adventurous and dramatic version of K-On, or, K-On is a more slice-of-life and laid back version of Yorimoi. People who loved either of them will definitely like the other, if not love
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Recommended by bulhoesbruno
Very similar series such as characters' personalities, themes in general, humor, and many more.
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Recommended by yosi_pratama
Both stories about a group of girls in high school who work together to achieve a goal.
Both showcase an adventure
The characters are pretty much copied and pasted. Tall shy girl with black hair. Happy go lucky girl that wants to do something with her youth/high school years, also with brown hair. Rich girl who just wants to experience a normal life and have friends. Energetic girl who hates boring things and behaves like a child.
Obviously my statements here are pretty vague but once you think about it you can't "unthink" it. Especially if you watched k-on first.
Not saying it's a bad thing by any means cause if you enjoyed one you'll probably enjoy the other. (I did)
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Recommended by simonstrash
An all-girl cast of quirky and unique characters with a similar premise of finding something to be passionate about and making friends. A fun and hilarious laid-back story filled with hilarious character interactions.
Almost all of the characters are similar, even the side characters.
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Recommended by azayaka112
The two series have the same energy and very similar characters. The four main girls are much like the four main girls of K-On!
They both set out together on a specific goal.
Slice of life show focused largely on character interaction/relationships where four high-school girls set off on an adventure to Antarctica.
Characters have personalities similar to K-On and the humor is similar as well.
Except for the different plots, Sora Yora is like a 10th anniversary edition of K-On! with modernized production values. It clones the K-On formula down to the level of cast, supporting cast, humor, and pacing, and it does so really well! The leading two girls, thoughtful, shy, and somewhat uptight hime-cut beauties Mio/Shirase and slightly clumsy, passionate, unconditionally positive brown-haired genki-girls Yui/Mari are twins separated at birth.
Both shows have their distinct, recognizeable moe art styles and stand out with animation quality near movie smoothness. Both shows are premium diabetis material, Sora Yori's plot has a a little bit more action. And just like
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The four main girls of K-On share similarities to the four main girls of A Place Further than the Universe. There's a ditsy girl who's looking for some sort of direction. A girl who's passionate about what she's doing but also very nervous on stage. A girl who's really energetic with a bit of stubbornness. And a girl who has a lot of money/fame who wants to experience new things.
They all meet in the beginning of the show like in K-On. A really big part of both shows is the friendship and character development. They're both slice of life shows imo there's just a lot
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Recommended by wienersucker69
While these two anime have nothing in common when it comes to their plots, the main characters' design, their personality archetypes and the way they interact with each other are extremely similar, almost mirroring at times. Anyone who liked one of these will absolutely like the other just out of the fact that the dynamics of the interaction between characters is practically the same.
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Recommended by ImNotAnOtaku1
The main cast are cute girls.
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Recommended by TxcFilipinoWeeb
Has a similar art style, same kind of "friends hanging out" vibe, a little bit more emotional and plot-driven than k-on but its really cute definitely watch
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Recommended by bakedtomatobasil
Lets first talk about the main characters of both animes shall we?
The airheaded and carefree main character: check
The tall, black haired beauty who is also the most shy and most caring of the group: check
The most energetic, outgoing extrovert of the group: check
The rich ojou-sama who wanted to have a normal life: check
Bonus:
The main character's glasses-wearing childhood friend: check
The main character's reliable younger sister: check
Although both animes have different plots, both are still the same in that they value their friendship the most and how the main character groups try to make the most of their high school lives.
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Recommended by dardardarner
Both have a similar comedic style and have a similar cast as well.
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Recommended by TheRockzSG