Sakasama no Patema

Sakasama no Patema is the final embodiment of the ideas Yasuhiro Yoshiura implemented in Pale Cocoon. The two movies share many themes, like separated worlds, and the fate of humanity. The main characters also share similar goals: they dream to discover an "outside world". 

Both works involve that of grasping for knowledge of the "outside" world, discovering and unraveling the mysteries of a civilization unknown to the present: the civilization of the past.  

Patema is much longer, but both of these anime are fundamentally about the things you can miss if you don't look around.  

So what happens when you're living in one part of the world, closed off from the other part, and are very curious about what happens in the other world? Both anime explore this theme, but obviously since Pale Cocoon is only 22 minutes long, it leaves much to be desired. 

1) Two main characters (a boy discovers a girl and helps her) 2) Girls are related somewhat to the sky (one can fall up the sky, the other down the sky) 3) Soft love story 4) Girls hiding from an entire people 

Both are very similar: About a boy that discovered a strange girl, who is chased and then he decides to help her. Later the girl get caught and the boy saves her with help. The dad from bouth boys - Pazu(Laputa) and Ace(Patema) - died in a accident, tryng to prove something. Together, main boy and main girl discover secrets about they adventure and try to change the bad things that might happen. And Patema Inverted as well as Laputa, are both amazing animes.  

Patema Inverted basically has the exact same script, but is compacted to be 27 minutes shorter. Both films focus on a young love between a human boy and princess from another world, both have an evil organization that wants to capture the girl while the main character enlists help from unlikely allies to save her, both films have the same climax "collapse", and the main character has a lost father who was an explorer. 

Both very similar concepts and both really enjoyable and adventurous movies. Both girls are linked to the sky and they meet a boy protogynous. They both go on an adventure to overcome evil.  

These films showcase the development of a friendship and partnership between two teenagers in various dystopian worlds, with circumstances forcing both protagonists to empathise with one another through 'stepping into each others shoes'. Both make the viewer question life and try to find the meaning behind the plot, providing a throughly entertaining watch. 

Both bring a whole different perspective of the world (surprise the viewer), and are about an apparently impossible relationship. 

An intense complicated love story ! Make me cry :P Your Name was my favorite anime movie before I watch this masterpiece :P 

- Both have absolutely incredible visuals. - Both centre around supernatural phenomena and watching as the characters attempt to deal with their consequences. - Both have romantic plot lines between a boy and a girl who start off hating one another before growing closer during their adventures. - Let’s be honest, both will probably make you cry. 

Determined, wonder filled female protagonists, new relationships opposed by their families, stunning art that grips you to the screen with a perfectly placed soundtrack to match! If any of these grab your interest, you're in for a lovely ride with Karigurashi no Arrietty and Sakasama no Patema. These films both follow a young girl's story as she follows her heart and curiosity into a world so close to her own yet mystifying, beautiful, and even terrifying. While Patema approaches with a sci-fi setting and Arrietty one of fantasy, they both carry similar backing themes of family, romance, and adventure, guaranteed to leave your face smiling and your heart warmed. read more 

Both are stories of friendship between people from very different worlds, where one world endangers the existence of the other. Beautiful visuals with stunning soundtracks make these films very watchable. 

The story about around two different human races , in which one of the races is in the verge of extinction due to other , So endangered group live hiding from the other .  

In both movies, an event on large scale has happened and now people need to live in a different way than they used to and need to survive with the (new) laws of nature. We follow a boy and girl through the whole movie, learning about what has happened to their ancestors/family. 

The setting and the main characters are quite similar. An unfortunate event with concussive implications led to a big change to the civilization and the two main characters from different "worlds", a boy and a girl, meet. Both movies give off the same vibe.  

Both original movies are rated PG-13 and fall under the Adventure & Sci-Fi genre. I personally find the art style and animation similar. Patema Inverted & Origin: Spirits of the Past both have a female and male protagonist around the same age group. A rescue mission between the protagonists is included in both movies. Both are from seemingly 'different worlds' and work together to defeat a common enemy. In both settings, something 'big' happened to change the current way people live. Both have similar subtle themes of; romance, adventure, environmental, lost civilization and post-apocalyptic. 

The shows resemble each other in that they both share similar vibes and revolve around discovering more to the mystery behind their environments. Both are adventure-ish darker fantasies. 

Both series have a similar atmospheric feel to it and share the concept of discovering a "greater unknown" if you were to go above/underground. The tunnel city's design scheme from Patema and their people's manner of dress also resemble that of Made in Abyss. Both have darker undertones and are adventure-esque although Patema is hardly as dark as Abyss. 

Both much or less are similiar drama fantasy. Like the MC and the heroine, they're helping each other to get out from the messed up situation. Even though both aren't much related (or even not related idk) you'll feel the same atmosphere when you watch both. 

-Both of these titles involve a supernatural background with the characters spending some screen-time in the air -The same amount of romance can be felt in both, albeit a bit more pronounced in Tenki no Ko -If you enjoyed the supernatural part of either, you will most likely love the other movie as well :)  

• Supernatural romance anime between a boy and a girl from two different world. 

There are similarities in the themes and execution of these 2 anime, as they are both directed by Yoshiura Yasuhiro. He has a tendency to create rather unique concepts (such as the Inversion in Patema) or approach commonly used concepts in a unique manner (the android/human relationship in Eve). In any case, both movies say a little something about humanity and society, touches upon some heavy themes, yet remain optimistic and enjoyable throughout. I personally think Eve no Jikan achieves this slightly better than Sakasama no Patema, but both were great and highly recommended (as are all this other works). 

Similar to the magical Studio Ghibli film Howls Moving Castle, Patema Inverted takes you on a trippy ride. Both films have characters with their own unique backgrounds and development throughout the film. (Also, the art is freaking amazing) Patema Inverted is worth your time and will take you on a wild adventure filled with unexpected twists and turns, and will send your imagination upside down and right side up repeatedly ;) 

Eureka 7 and Patema Inverted has several key similarities, just to note: -they both tackle the theme of discrimination from interesting angles -there is a dystopian tyrannical government in both pushing false propaganda and history on its people -the fathers of both the main characters died in a science experiment (or so they believe) -both have multiple instances of freefalling romance (falling together in the sky) -both the titular characters (Eureka and Patema) have green hair and red eyes While there are certainly differences between the two, Eureka 7 is more action based and Patema Inverted is more of a suspenseful drama, I think fans of one will probably appreciate the other.  read more 

They're both set underground, and slow pacing and drama the occurs between them are very similar in a sense, there's this murky and quiet atmosphere on both of them given they're both set underground. 

Both have the same skeletal structure in terms of basic worldbuilding. Both have a post apocalyptic dystopian world that is heavily oppressed by the government in order to stop another huge disaster from happening. Both stories begin when the main character comes in contact with another society as they begin to unearth the secrets about the disaster that lead the world to become what it is today.