Little Witch Academia

The corresponding theme for both of these are... witches! The two anime movies, one being two hours and the other 30 minutes, are set in the ordinary world. Those ordinary worlds though presents magic to witchcraft, opening up the witch presence in the world. The stories follow two young girls who decides to take witchcraft and, as the movies progress on, they start to learn different things in both witch aspect and the experience of independence and such. The main difference is that Kiki goes delivering things whilst she sets in town, and Kagari goes to a witch academy, going towards her dreams. 'Kiki's Delivery Service' is more of a SoL than 'Witch Academy', but either way they both share a really magical atmosphere being both fun and lovely; they have extremely delicious and fluent animation, being practical in the MC's movements on the brooms especially, and the OST brings out the magical feeling even more. If you really enjoyed the movie feel of one of the shows whilst loving the whole witch aspect, then you'll definitely enjoy the other. read more 

Two amazing stories about the cute little witches :) 

- both main characters are excited to become "real witches" - both main characters start off optimistic, but later face oppostion from others about being a witch / personal views on being a witch - both main characters have to learn a thing or two about independence and face reality  

Both tell a lighthearted story about a young female witch protagonist venturing in a new environment, while learning magical and life lessons. 

Both anime are light hearted slice of life adventure movies about a witch finding her place in the world. They are wondrous movies that will put a smile on your face. 

Both have similar art styles/tones/feel and are about witches and magic. If you liked Little Witch Academia, Yoyo to Nene will fill the void left in your heart as a very similar but lengthier film. 

Majokko Shimai no Yoyo to Nene feels like a feature-length Little Witch Academia, with some definite Spirited Away vibes. The witches, magic, artstyle and general whimsical feel of the movie are very similar to Little Witch Academia, while the dramatic and emotional moments are reminiscent of the more serious parts of Ghibli movies. 

Short, family-friendly adventures starring heroic young witches in a modern world. Both feature top notch animation and are a ton of fun. Little Witch Academia features younger protagonists and is set at a magic school similar to Hogwart's; Majokko Shinmai stars a protagonist who takes on more adult responsibilities as she adventures in a fantasy world and our own. 

Both movies are featuring magical world and have similar lively and bright atmosphere. Main heroines have alike personalities being kind and positive but a bit of a trouble maker. Finally, movies have slightly similar art styles.  

Both are witch school animes with beautiful and ludic art and a very simple but enjoyable plot  

These two shows follow an outcast type girl who is learning magic in a school with other girls. Both deal with witches and have a fun and entertaining art style. Mahou Shoujo-tai Arusu is made more with kids in mind, but both are and enjoyable watch. 

So let's just check out the plot for Little Witch academia for a moment: -Kagari Akko, enrolls in one of the most prestigious schools for witches, inspired by her childhood hero Shiny Chariot, who is a very unorthodox witch. -When she gets accepted in the school, she has trouble adapting in since she doesn't come from a witchy enviroment and her magical powers are not fully developed. -she has really quirly friends with different specialities in magic. -And one of her advantages in this movie is tthat she has studied the enchantments of that said witch she admires. She has a quick development trhough the movie. nd she is a very caring and funny character. This movie is made by trigger and new young animators which gives the same refreshing feel as boku no hero academia. The movie has it's funny movies and the danger ones. It's a feel good movie, and it's something interesting to watch after you finish Boku no heor academia and still have some of those "I want more" feelings.  read more 

The protagonists in both these shows start in a place of disadvantage and enter an academy to prove themselves and aspire to be like their respective heroes 

Both are about a magical setting with witches fighting monsters and evil people. There's a lot of creativity in both and the production values are great. You should give them a try. 

-They're in the same triggerverse, what do you actually want? I mean, almost same artstyle, animation style, humour etc. Isn't it obvious why you would love these two series? 

I wanted to link this up with something popular in its same category so it gets more views. It's about a young witch who strives to make herself into an amazing witch. LWA is just 1 special long but one of the most beautifully colored, drawn, and animated specials I have seen. An amazing story and character development for less than 30 minutes. -Witches -Witch academy/school -rivals 

Both are whimsical animes which follows girls who find themselves in a wild world. While they both have their differences the same kind of wacky energy is present in both with the cast finding themselves thrust into bizarre situations while also suffering personal tension that they eventually find a way to pull through. Little Witch Academia has its main character take a route much like Asta from Black Clover. A nobody who purposely thrust herself into a world of magic to better herself. Though she does so to become as dazzling as the witch who inspired her from the very start. Flip Flappers follows a girl who is seemingly thrust into a bizarre situation after a wild encounter with a wacky magical girl. Yet she finds herself drawn in as she eventually finds herself having a personal stake in the matters she though irrelevant to her. So she faces her own struggles on a bizarre adventure to obtain the crystal shards. While both have vastly different approaches, you will find that both are equally as dazzling and have a significant personal stake with their cast. All with silly shenanigans. read more