 If you liked
Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu
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 ...then you might like
Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai
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-witty, clever dialogue and banter
-high school setting
-character driven drama with some romance
-a slice-of-life feel
-supernatural elements
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Recommended by BStrifeSword114
Both series contain:
-supernatural themes with philosophical notes
-bunny girls
-annoying clingy imouto to MC
-male MC who is somewhat dull in contrast to the main female character who is popular in school
-high school mystery/drama
-mysteries that are supernatural in nature
Overall both series are really interesting/unique from most series and both worth checking out imo.
Both have supernatural events that affect the surrounding characters, which in turn show how the characters develop after dealing with these events. Both anime have a school setting, which most of the events have taken place.
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Recommended by chaosflame5
From the first couple of episodes Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai really reminded me a lot of Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu. Not only is the setting and concept quite similar but the general flow and feel of the characters, topics and arcs just made me really remember Haruhi quite a lot.
From remembering the endless eight to just the general bunny outfit, it was just great to see a very unique yet similar anime to Haruhi again!
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Recommended by RafaelDeJongh
Random supernatural events happening to stoic high school main character, caused by assortment of wacky girls. They also follow similar supernatural arcs
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Recommended by Fireblazer51
Both series are about a high school boy that meets several people with supernatural powers. Both are lighthearted and fun, while having a more serious plot line.
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Recommended by asstrobunnies
Sarcastic protagonist and supernatural adventures. Both stories are school-based and driven by their characters. Mai's arc especially reminded me of The disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya. The characters are likeable and memorable with interesting interpersonal relationships.
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Recommended by PixieBubbles
Both main characters are mellow narrators.
Both main girls are odd.
Both have supernatural elements in the premise.
-Both series have a sarcastic main character
-Both of them have an odd main girl
-Both of this two series are mainly set in a school, but have supernatural elements
-we follow diferent arc-like stories
Bunny Girl Senpai feels very much like a spiritual successor to Haruhi's throne.
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Recommended by ClaireTheBear
Apart from the bunny girl outfit, both anime also share the concept of time loop.
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Recommended by SkydiverRed
Similarities:
> Both are about supernatural happenings.
> Both use multiple story arcs without much of an overarching story.
> Both feature high-school students (obviously, it's an anime after all).
Differences:
> Bunny Girl Senpai has an ending (wasn't too conclusive in my opinion but whatever).
> Sakuta is both the main character and the focus of the story in Bunny Girl Senpai.
> Kyon is the main character but with Haruhi as the focus of the story in Haruhi Suzumiya.
> Haruhi Suzumiya has more episodes.
> Haruhi Suzumiya has a dub.
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Recommended by BashBashBoom
A normal guy living his boring life, his world get shifted after meeting this mysterious girl and now he is trapped in this Sci-fi world where everything is based on Physics Theories.
The two have similar the what i call "Supernatural cherry on top", different mysteries every episode and the MC has to solve it.
Plus both have Bunny Girls! How awesome is that?
Bunny Girl Senpai took most of it's inspiration from the Suzumiya Haruhi series. If you enjoyed Bunny Girl Senpai, you would probably enjoy the Suzumiya Haruhi series a lot more.
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Recommended by StrixAnime
well, both have a similar plot of supernatural situations. if you like the main character in a bunny girl you are likely to like this one as well. both are mystery high school drama. if you like the supernatural situations in bunny girl you will see something similar in Haruhi handled a little bit different.
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Recommended by manueldavd
Psychological but light-hearted. Both have a kind of harem but with a clear emphasis on one particular girl. They do adolescence syndrome and kind of supernatural things happen whilst going unnoticed by others, I guess? It's hard to explain, but these two shows are amazingly similar and I personally love them both.
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Recommended by FutabaSuzumiya
The most cliched caricature of a male high school student meets a very abnormal girl who revolutionizes his life. The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya and Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai are both putting us in an adventure face to face with the weird. Strange happening left and right yet all of it in an organized way. It should be now wonder that the author of the later was heavily inspired by Haruhi Suzumiya, the two of them being adapted from light novels. Anyway, I would suggest them to anyone having a thirst for mystery and potentially also waifus.
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Recommended by lysanthrope
Anime about adolescence. There is witty dialogue, perverted remarks, and lots of banter between the male main character and the various girls at his school. Supernatural happenings occur with one of the main characters being at the centre of it all.
Both are similar. Endless Eight arc from haruhi literally an episode in Bunny Girl
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Recommended by CyanCheetah