Hachimitsu to Clover

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Besides the fact they're both from the same manga-ka, they are both stories about the interpersonal relationships with others, illustrated with the perfect contrast between other dynamic characters and the overall tone and color of their lives. The use of real-life based drama fleshes out the characters which genuinely immerses you to experience the lives of these characters. They're both aimed towards the adult demographic respectively! (Seinen and Josei) 

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Both written by the same author so the main reason to watch one if you liked the other is they have the same "feeling" and atmosphere. 

There are also these similarities: 
-Stories of people growing up, and learning how to cope with hardships
-Strong casts with a great mix of heartwarming moments with drama
-Same unique art style
 

report Recommended by WorstWaifu

I've been trying to find an anime similar in feeling like Hachimitsu to Clover for a long time. And now I can say: the most similar to Hachimitsu to Clover is "3-gatsu no Lion"
- same feelings and humor
- Yuki Music, heh 

report Recommended by Originalov

The manga they are based on are made by the same author. It involves prodigies struggling with finding their place in the world, and the MC are similar in the fact that they reflect on their lives and struggles. The atmosphere is also similar, although HtC is a lot less serious most of the time. If you like how the characters interact, the atmosphere of the show, and in particular the depth of the characters and how they are portrayed in 3-Gatsu no Lion, you will definitely love Hachimitsu to Clover equally. 

report Recommended by Haruka

Same author, similar graphics, similar plot. 

report Recommended by Aiko-Aiko

I think they have a similar feel to them.

- They are both about finding yourself, accepting yourself and finding motivation.
- There is an age gap between the main characters where one is in highschool where the other is in college. But the cast in 3-gatsu no lion is very varied with its characters, so it makes up for it if you are looking for a mature story. 
- Both shows gives you the feels.
- They can both be very heartwarming. 
- Great characters in both shows.  

report Recommended by Winatrix

Realistic, relatable, coming-of-age stories. Both feature thoughtful dialogue and deal with mature themes such as depression. They're more than just anime; they're life experiences. Shows like these are rarely produced nowadays, which is a sad thing. 

report Recommended by Avidreader123

Considering that both have the same authors, 3gatsu and H&C are coming-of-age stories with very angsty MCs. Their premises are really similar with slight variations (3gatsu is shogi centered while HachiKuro is on fine arts). If you like the watercolor backgrounds and likable character interactions then you might like either of them. 

report Recommended by Diginarcissa

Both are grounded and personal tales about life with all of it's bitterness and sweetness. A perfect balance of lightheartedness and realism. A naturally unfolding drama that shows a lot of thought to the characters. Both works have a lot of heart put into them and I highly recommend watching both. 

report Recommended by Auron_

Both anime centers about soul searching as characters search who they are or what they want to do.
Both anime's also focuses on the lives of other characters and why they become like that.  

report Recommended by MetalTsundere

when I saw this anime quickly remembered Hachimitsu to Clover (one of my Top 10), and started to compare them and find their similarities, and these are:

-Both Have the same Author
- Art is similar
- Characters are very similar
- Have deep thoughts
- Interesting story with characters always diversified 

report Recommended by KeitaCH

Both have a similar art-style, which flawlessly manages to express the emotions characters feel. Both shows step into the more mature anime side. In both shows, the main characters struggle with life. 

report Recommended by blank

- Same original creator (Chica Umino)
- Good 'coming of age' animes
- Very charismatic characters
- A good mix of comedy with drama 

report Recommended by Snaelro

I feel the same exact vibe between these two anime. Yes, they have nothing in common story wise, but the journey that the main characters go through give off a similar heartwarming and/or super intense vibe that just makes you want to watch every episode non-stop. 

report Recommended by LordofJesters

Both shows written by Chica Umino. Asides that, both shows portray the hardships, love, pain, friendship, and family of every characters in the story. Both shows will shows the MC suffers from pain, as well the other characters will seek redemption throughout the story. Great animation and soundtrack that will pierce your heart into pieces. Both shows will make you cry, at some point. 

report Recommended by Natsuki_SanJuan

Similarities:
Both are made by the same author
Both are one of a kind masterpieces
Both are very character driven and drama heavy
3-gatsu no lion is very focused on the main character while Hachiclo is focused on the whole cast. 

Differences:
3-gatsu has no romance while Romantic Drama is HachiClo's strongest part 
3-gatsu's strongest point is human drama and shogi and how our main character develops as he see's a lot of different people suffering like him. 

report Recommended by Zeryphalix

Both are about developing relationships and their realizations. They both go into depth into each character and you're allowed to understand their struggle and conflict. 

report Recommended by maidreamin

same mangaka, same sadnes 

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It's a work by the same mangaka. In both, we find the beauty of the graphic universe and the psychological depth of the story and character development unique to the mangaka. The softness of her drawings is beautiful, and the attention she pays to their development is remarkable, so that we find a hint of Honey and Clover in March Comes In Like a Lion, whose stories are not exactly in the same key, but which keep the same guideline: to follow characters as they progress in life, in their perceptions of the world, of others and of those around them, and in their psychological development. 
This allows us to discover more of the mangaka's work, while remaining in the same artistic and guiding line.  read more 

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Both are really well done slice of life series that focus on students attending college focusing on artistic subjects (fine arts for Honey and Clover and classical music for Nodame Cantabile).  The artistic style in both series is similar as well with well rounded humor to balance things out.  I also can't help but see similarities between Morita and Nodame.  I keep thinking that Nodame is the female version of Morita.  :D 

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Peacefull atmosphere, same kind of graphic and almost the same humorous taste. 

report Recommended by Augures

Both are produced by the same studio. Both are hilarious, dramatic, and share a unique cast of characters with a particular appeal that captivates the audience. 

report Recommended by Vizard

The other explanations are spot on, similar feel, similar brand of humour, if you enjoyed one, you'll more than likely enjoy the other. 

report Recommended by MEGATRON

Nodame Cantabile is a great anime, especially if your fond of music. many people actually judge this anime directly because of its art, but it really has a great story. On the other hand Honey and Clover is the kind of anime wherein you could really appreciate the story as a whole especially the season II, despite the similarities of the art it really has a great story. I really recommend you watching it because I know you will really appreciate it. ^_^  

report Recommended by kiratsuki009

Both produced by J.C Staff, with similar art styles and featuring amazing music. Although the plots are entirely different, both animes will definitely appeal to you if you're looking for good slice of life anime that is both thought provoking and infinitely stirring while maintaining a light-hearted mood.  

report Recommended by dominiqueseow

Two slice of life/comedy shows that focu on college students, rather than highschool. They have a similar feel since one takes place in an art college and another in a music school. 

report Recommended by M_A

The animation and the whole general mood of trying to succeed in an artistic field are both extremely similar to each other.   

report Recommended by Metictype

Both are about college life and arts (music and art).  Love, life and friendship.  Wonderful feel good animes.  Not to mention both have comedic moments too.   

report Recommended by DinaraC

both anime has hilarious comedy going around college/academy students. honey and clover may be a bit more romantic, but nodame has it too...oh and they have good soundtracks. 

report Recommended by nasu

Nodame Cantabile:music and Honey and Clover:arts.

Both story focus on the life of college students. They both have an amazing story and character development. They both have an amazing romance comedy story.

and most of all, they are both great anime..^_^ 

report Recommended by yellowbuds

If you like Nodame Cantabile, I suggest you watch Honey and Clover. Both deals on being a college student and developing one's skills. 

report Recommended by Epifany

Both are slice of life/comedy animes that have to do with college students in a school of fine arts (one is an art college and the other a music college). The characters try to overcome hardships while working to reach there dreams.  

report Recommended by BiiteYouToDeath

Both series has a touch of romance and comedy completed by serious tones and implications about life. Definitely perfect if you're also looking for another coming-of-age/pre-adulting anime series! 

report Recommended by nagareboushi29

Both are by J.C Staff and have a similar look and feel. Both have a cast and story of/about young adult students and professors in an art college (music vs. fine arts). They feature an ensemble with different personalities and romances. While both have dramatic moments, the overall athmosphere is relaxed, comedic and slice-of-lifey. 

report Recommended by inim

Two college dramas that deal with characters coming into their own and expressing themselves through their art or music. Honey and Clover is carried by an ensemble cast, which allows for more love triangles and complicated relationships while Nodame Cantabile is a more comedic and light-hearted version of that. 

report Recommended by korix_

In the two anime we have the same feeling of witnessing a group of people growing up, going straight into the adult age the problems we can get such as love and relationships issues, and for both of these anime it's around music that they bring these topics.
With settings like that, it's not surprising to see that both of them aim for the same audience, it's especially because the way of developing their characters and plot are similar for these anime  

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Both are about a guy who doesn't really know what he wants to do with the rest of his life, but then meets a girl who is a genius in the arts. Both are within the school setting as well. Though one is throughout college and the other high school. The other main characters seem similar to each other as well. 

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Both main characters(Takemoto and Sorata) deal with self discovery in the art field and on a personal level, the main females(Hagu and Mashiro) for both series are genius artist that the male leads try to measure up to. 

Both series have a warm atmosphere centered around friendship, love, and everyday life. If you like Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo then Honey and Clover is the series for you. 

report Recommended by Pupu-Hotpot

Same plot line, and cast make up:
"normal" guy with "above normal" friends
practical reasoning evades the main female casts
fear and indecisive for the main male character
laid back atmosphere 

report Recommended by Flipside101

I recommend it, because both shows are about a group a students living in a house. They work and study hard to accomplish their dreams. They go through many real life situations. Also in both of them, a Blond girl appears and she has a bond with the teacher who takes care of the home. Both are really good and demostrate the value of friendship and trust one to another.  

report Recommended by lkevsan

I found these two series similar in a few ways.

Both Honey and Clover and Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo are lighthearted romance series that has a slice of life feeling to them involving the main characters. The main female protagonist in both series are strange but with an unique presence. 

On the other hand, the main male protagonist in both series who has no clue what to do yet with his life but discovers more meaning as he meets the main protagonist who both shares a talent in art.

Friend and discovery are themes present in both series as they adapt to the new atmosphere of their lives. There is also comedy, drama, and romance in both series. read more

report Recommended by Stark700

Main male character from both series doesn't really know what to do with their life (Yuuta vs Sorata) and the Main Female character from both series doesn't really understand how daily life is but they are both amazing with art related stuff......they are really amazing at it. (Hagumi vs Mashiro)
Ove all both series are very similar and if you enjoy one then you'll probably like the other.  

report Recommended by SnowLife

They are very similar, both about dreams of work life seen in the eyes of students and the life matter of choice between risky hobby route and settled ordinary one, with a protagonist can't find the spark inside himself.
Sakurasuo is a little bit more open and lighter while Clover is more realistic and deeper. 

report Recommended by iShambles

Sakurasou and H&C actually shave very similar concepts and ideas, and both showcase them beautifully but in different ways. While Sakurasou is more blunt with it's message, and has much faster pacing than H&C, not to mention being much more idealistic and happy go lucky, Honey and Clover depicts the ideas in a slightly more mature and realistic way, but still manages to pull off comedic parts too. It's also less direct with its message, preferring the audience to experience it and realize it, often without the main character straight out saying things (unlike in Sakurasou where a lot of dramatic speeches). Oh, also H&C has much less fanservice.

The core elements of eternal memories, talent, disparity, coming of age, and looking for your path in life are very apparent in both though, so if you like one, you should like the other. read more 

report Recommended by Haruka

Similar with the protagonist trying to figure out what to do with his life while being surrounded by people with tremendous artistic ability. Both have that hint of romance and will leave you with a smile on your face.  

report Recommended by ZachM

If someone had told me that Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo was Hachimitsu to Clover 3 I would have believed it.

Both shows are made by the same studio and share the same plot with a few little differences in the characters.  

report Recommended by Dapisito

Both anime have similar problems such as the path for life choices, growing up, artist issues as intriguing love stories and complex relationships involving around students that live together as roommates. 

They also contain both adorable and talented child-like students two (That have shared lead roles) that have only a brief understanding of love and the adult world  

report Recommended by TheVelocityCatz

H&C's first season is so much like Sakurasou that it's hard to not feel that one is a rip-off off the other. Even the main charas of the two- Hagu & Mashiro, Mayama & Jin and of course Sorata & Takemoto are so alike that it's uncanny. Sure, the romance in Sakurasou isn't like a web of one-sided love that H&C is. And Sakurasou has much more of (slapstick ) comedy, as compared to H&C, which has a lot more serious(read 'sad') moments. But if you like one, and (after a break of at least a few months) watch the other, you'll love them both like i did. read more 

report Recommended by Mashiiiron

Both shows depict the relationships between fellow hostel mates. Also, both shows have extremely talented characters who are very clumsy and can't handle themselves. 

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Right now I am madly in love with Kimi ni Todoke. WHY?? Well because it reminds me so much of my favorite anime series... Honey and Clover. Although the stories are really different from one another they both have the same feel and tone (right down to the pastelly art style ^_^ ). Both series focus on a central theme of self discovery and friendship and love. The type of humor in both series is very similar too and both series have a knack for giving you lovely portrayals of the characters' thoughts and feelings.  

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Kimi ni Todoke has one almost side-story (but of sizeable duration) with such mild lyrical mood as Honey and Clover is full of. 

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Both anime are gentle, sweet, and innocent, unlike certain romance anime that include hentai things. 

Another thing about the anime is that they both kind of drag along for awhile, from the first season into the second. Sometimes, it gets kind of irritating, with the misunderstandings, but overall, I liked both anime. 

report Recommended by angelabsun

-Both are a very slow paced anime and time seems to fly by for the characters in the anime. 
-Both have romance between the characters.
-Both show the truth about life.
-Both have a very innocent and honest main female character.
-Both have comedy in it at random times.  

report Recommended by XmOdDuBsTeP

They have visually similar pastel color palette, slow paced mood and tone. Although one is set in university while the other takes place at highschool, finding beauties in the mundane everyday slice of life is quite perceptible. In addition, for both series the main love interest is a carefree happy-go-lucky yet charismatic lad with complex friendship dynamics revolving around friendly characters enjoying the company of their peers during the best years of their fleeting youth, evoking a sense of bittersweet nostalgia towards unrequited love triangles and at the uncertainty of teenagers and young adults ever looming future. 

report Recommended by HibiChika

Straightup too good, don't reccommend watching this whilst dealing with major depression, but nonetheless sweet anime, completely takes you to this goofy and charming of a world. 

report Recommended by d4mpe

Romance anime with drama. You'll get the feel of Hachimitsu to Clover while watching Kimi ni Todoke. However Hachimitsu to Clover's story is heavier than Kimi ni Todoke, since one's demographic is Josei and one is Shoujo. 

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While H.C is on a university setting, KTB is on High School but it has similar pace, similar friendships and even characters with similar personalities (the serious hardworking guy that wears glasses and is in love with a much older woman (Mayama/Kaname), the funny guy that always makes parodies (Morita/Chizuru), a girl from their age that is very small and used to be closed to others until she met them (Hagu/ Mary), a sensitive kind guy (Takemoto/ Shun), a girl that has an unrequited love for the serious guy (Yamada/Hisako). The difference is, instead of an older guy that is part of the group (Shuuji), you have twins for comical relief (Yuuta and Yuki). Also, a hinted love triangle involving two boys of the group with the girl that is very small. 
H & C is more mature and has more drama tough, while KtB is more comedy.  read more 

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Comedy, Slice of Life with a bit of romance thrown in, what's not to like? Joking aside, both these anime are pretty similar in that they show the life and times of students. While Kimi To Boku is more focussed towards comedy, Honey and Clover leans a bit more towards the drama and romance side of things. Must watch IMO. 

report Recommended by sanjayts

These two anime are similar is terms of friendship, characters's personality, slow pace and love triangle. Although the set of Kimi no Boku is in Highschool but Honey and Clover is in College.  

report Recommended by afflatus

Both are about a group of friends from school that hang out together in their spare time.Things get more interesting for them when a new student joins the group and changes their lives completely with his/her presence. 

report Recommended by DreamerofDreams1

Both these series are similar art style as well as being sort of slow paced yet the same time enjoyable. There is comedy, drama, and slice-of-life genre involved. While Honey and Clover has romance themes, Kimi to Boku makes it up with its usage of brotherhood. 

There's also a lot of dialogue and funny scenes to go along with both series. 

report Recommended by Stark700

Both are slice of life, reliant on the background music/insert songs, atmosphere, colouring/art style and eccentric cast of characters. You will get the elegant and serene feeling from both shows, as well as a good dose of comedy and bittersweet love stories. 

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Both of these animes have a large prospect in the slice of life point of view and the drama in these animes are overwhelming. >_> While Nana concentrates on Music, Honey and Clover concentrates on Art, and they both display the characters of these anime trying to pursue a career toward these things.  

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Nana feels like the love-child of Beck and Honey & Clover.  If you liked Nana, I'd suggest Honey & Clover if you liked the coming of age, slice of life, romance/drama aspects of Nana.  And vice versa. =) 

report Recommended by lowell

both are slice of life dramas with a touch of romance and even some comedy. both portray the ups and downs of life extremely well, having tons of soul searching, character development, beautiful development between the characters in complex, interesting and realistic ways. beautiful!! 

report Recommended by sugarplumfairy

Looking to discover yourself? Well, look no further in these two series as the main protagonists tries to do just that. Additionally, similarities between these two anime(s) include:

- deep characters
- hilarious comedy 
- drama
- love triangles
- almost josei-like style
- friendship
- realism
- light-hearted moments
 

report Recommended by Stark700

hachimitsu to clover has 2 seasons. i havent seen the second season yet but i must say, both are definitely the best drama/romance anime out there.
both are centered more around drama than romance. while nana's main theme is music, hachimitsu to clover's (honey and clover in english)  main theme is art. 
if you like one you will SURELY love the other. both have wonderful english dubs 

report Recommended by buckethead_

Both are mature Drama/Romance with similar age characters 

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Both concentrates on each characters development and self seeking. 

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Both anime series are about life, but from a little bit different angle. Honey and Clover is basically about life, love and friendship while Natsume Yuujinchou has supernatural features in it. No matter how you look on the series, they both are worth watching. Even the major messages are alike plus the anime series are beautifully done. 

report Recommended by manatasia

They have similar gentle, clear art styles and lead characters; Natsume and Takemoto are even voiced by the same seiyuu. They have energy and comedic elements, but are wise and introspective. 

report Recommended by hoonoki

These dramas share a slow, easy pace that really allows them to develop a nice atmosphere. Watching these shows leaves me feeling peaceful and calm.

Honey and Clover focuses on one group of main characters while Natsume Yuujinchou focuses on a main character and various spirits that he encounters.

Natsume Yuujinchou is episodic while Honey and Clover has many small arcs.

The art styles are similar.

report Recommended by Shibs

While Honey and Clover features a heavier focus on romance and everyday life than Natsume Yuujinchou's supernatural aspects, both series possess a gentle, melancholic feeling and emotional plots. 

report Recommended by Leona_Rose412

Honey and Clover as well as Natsume's book of friends are both targeted towards a female audience. They follow the story of a boy trying to find a sense of identity. They both showcase clever and sweet comedy and are very relaxing to watch. Even as slice of lifes they do not fail to keep you entertained at any point. Also the MCs are voiced by the same guy.  

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Bokura ga Ita addpermalink

Mokura ga Ita has the same feel as Honey and Clover. It might be because of the insert songs or the animation. 

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Higashi no Eden addpermalink

Similarities between the characters' personalities, the art style, and the sense of humor found in both animes. 

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Genshiken addpermalink

On one hand Genshiken doesnt have romantic stories.But still it's a slice of life and narration is rather melancholic. 
If you like calm series about normal life, so you can enjoy Genshiken as well as Honey and Clover 

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Students from university trying to find happiness in life. Both anime are bitter-sweet, but they leave a viewer with a simile on his or her face, claiming that we really can be happy, even in spite of difficulties. 

report Recommended by k-kwadrat

they explore similar concepts and ideas revolving around friendship, love, self identity and progressing through the various stages of life 

report Recommended by Ztick

Both series has a slice of life feel that details the main characters' every day activities and what the make of it during their daily lives.

Both series' characters has similar age ranges where they try to find a connection between themselves.

Both series are lighthearted and has comedy, drama, and some romance. Friendship also connects these group of friends together as they live out their days like most people. 

report Recommended by Stark700

Both anime are about a circle of college friends following their life over an extended period and covering daily life as well as personal growth and romance. Both share a lightness in narration despite sometimes heavy themes. Both are ensemble pieces. Honey & Clover is set in an fine arts school, Genshiken in a regular college. Genshiken doubles as otaku culture anime, H&C on artist development. Both invoke a very similar feeling in me  by how they treat their characters with humor, respect, but without hiding problematic details - hard to describe, but the vibes are the same. 

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Gin no Saji addpermalink

Similar in that both series deal with young adults/adolescence either pursuing their dream or going on a journey of self-discovery. 

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Byousoku 5 Centimeter addpermalink

The joy of meeting people and the sadness of parting with them - both Honey and Clover and 5cm/s focus on this aspect of life. As a movie, 5cm/s is more artistic and compressed while HnC accompanies its characters for several years which makes the viewer's experience even more real, beautiful and bittersweet. 

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Golden Time addpermalink

Both involve college drama and romance where love polygons is the predominant theme. Other than that, both have a lot of light hearted comedic moments all around as well. 

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These are both adult romance. Or seinen/josei romance if you prefer. Unlike most other romance anime, which deal with the awkward idealized realization of love, and usually end with the confession, both of these anime skip that part and examine the actually interesting part, the relationship itself.

As any grownup knows, problems, insecurities, and whatever else kind of baggage you have doesn't get checked at the door when you start a relationship with someone. Another person won't fix your problems. All of that stuff is still there. The only real difference is that now you also have their baggage to deal with. And that's what these two anime are all about. They're about people in relationships, and people starting relationships, and the struggles they go through to be with each other. read more 

report Recommended by Vinter

Hachimitsu to Clover (Honey and Clover) and Golden Time both revolves around a group of characters in their more adolescence age with circle of drama, comedy, and romance going between them.

Among in the middle of includes a main character who one day meets a girl that stands out as someone they are attracted to. 

There's humorous dialogues and lighthearted comedy but also some dramatic moments that become memorable. Additionally, both series are handled by JC Staff which sets their tone somewhat in a similar way. 

report Recommended by Stark700

Both are true to reality, slice-of-life without any (or maybe very little) exaggerations and fantasies.
Both series are focused on college students and their challenges.
GT is more romance-oriented and a bit more comedic, H&C has toned down romance part (in terms of craziness and energy) and anime-cliches.
I think they are similar not because of characters/style/theme but because of overall feel and flavor: both have melancholic, sometimes a bit poetic and depressing vibe. 

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Hanasaku Iroha addpermalink

Both are about finding your place in the world and the process of becoming an adult.  

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Toradora! addpermalink

Both series deal with 5 friends in a school setting.  (Honey and Clover in college).  Both are slice-of-life comedies that also have drama mixed in.  Both are VERY character centric. 

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Sakamichi no Apollon addpermalink

Both are Josei and have a love polygon where almost everyone´s love is unrequited. Both give you the same feeling and have excellent voice actors and soundtrack.  

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Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso addpermalink

A tale of new friends, new memories, blossoming love and forgetting the past. Follow our main cast of characters as they grow into new people through the love of art - and - music. 

Both anime use music and insert songs to evict emotion as well as excellent monologues and dialogues between characters to create complex character relationships and bonds. Both shows have a love triangle(s), broken hearts, new discoveries and reaching for the future. 

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Anime: Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae wo Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai.

Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae wo Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai. addpermalink

Both series have the same atmosphere to them, and both of them deal with groups of friends and life changes. Both are quite serious or have serious undertones. 

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Arakawa Under the Bridge addpermalink

Both anime have similliar feel, how they empasize deep meaning of both life, and relationship. not to mention they have a lot of same seiyu. The ending song both sung by Suneohair. If you like arakawa, surely you'll love honey and clover and vice versa. 

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Skip to Loafer addpermalink

Both shows have: 
-Comedy and romance.
-A cast full of charming characters, all very different from each other.
-A show focused on love, friendship and different kinds of affections and relationships.
-Characters dealing with realistic conflicts.
 

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Lovely★Complex addpermalink

Both dealing with the same issues--unrequited love, school, and not to mention lovable characters and great humor. 

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Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun addpermalink

After watching the first two episodes of Tonari I can say that both Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun and Honey and Clover have both the same Comedy Style. I can't say how the drama will be in Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun, but despite that they are pretty much the same, so anyone who liked Honey and Clover and looks for a similar anime will probably (depends on how Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun ends) like this and vice versa. 

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Yesterday wo Utatte addpermalink

Watching this show reminds me Honey and Clover a lot. Both are coming-of-age stories revolving around people who either want to move on from their bittersweet experiences or to be loved by someone they really like the most.  

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Fruits Basket addpermalink

Slice of life drama, has both comedy and sad stories. It can make you laugh one moment and cry the next. 

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Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou addpermalink

Interesting and very funny characters. Both Anime(s) do have some moments that will shake your hear to its core, and can be serious. Nevertheless, the comedy is very nice and I can assure you that you will have a fun time watching either! But just watching one of these only, is not enough. Watch both!  

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Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei addpermalink

Although there is a huge difference when it comes to the art, both of these shows deal with college-life and growing-up in a way that's easy to relate with.  

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Paradise Kiss addpermalink

well.. it's my other favorite drama [without all the science-fiction-y unrealistic elements].. great animation, some of the best i've seen.. and the characters are solid.. romance, whatnot.. it's all there and my guess is that if you liked honey and clover you'd like this one as well. 

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Gankutsuou addpermalink

While the setting on these two animes is very different, the themes flowing through them are very similar; Love, Friendship and Trust.
The reliance on these themes makes for great story telling with perfectly executed character development.
If you like the more serious side of H&C, then definately check this one out (that's not to say that Gankutsuou doesnt have its share of laughs). 

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Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

Both are light-hearted slice-of-life shows with just the right amount of romance, comedy, and drama. Overall, the general atmosphere gives off a "refreshing" feeling as well. 

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Blue Period addpermalink

They happen to tell us a wholesome story about the coming of age struggles, love, and friendship of very colorful and relatable characters. And lots and lots of beautiful art... As an art lover myself, who couldn't have the chance of studying in such an arts-based environment, these heartwarming stories mean a lot when it comes to getting yourself up and doing something to follow your dreams. These are a must-watch for all art lovers who love to be inspired by hard-working and creative souls! 

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Shirobako addpermalink

These shows consist of a group of friends who are trying to make it in a challenging industry. The characters are dealing with the early years of transitioning from school to the work workforce. Their minds are preoccupied with questions about their desires, goals, and futures. Shirobako feels like Hachimitsu to Clover but with a larger focus on the industry instead of romance. 

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Ookami to Koushinryou addpermalink

Firstly both anime are slice of life anime which deals with daily acticities. Both anime are not exactly the romance anime but it can be considered as one. And the most important part of thier similarities is that there is no cliche in it and the in the entire run of anime there is no nonsense sub-plot and any of that bullshit. Both anime portrayed the matured side of "Love" or "Romance".
Story of Spice and Wolf is more of a trading and marketing stuffs and story of Honey and Clover is more of college students getting to resolve and experiencing their first love and dealing with rejections and heartbreak. read more 

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Tari Tari addpermalink

It's hard to say both these series are exactly related but both titles definitely reminds me one and vice versa after watching the episodes.

Both series are lighthearted with comedy, drama, and some emotions.
Both series has a likeable cast of characters of various personalities.
Both series gives off that slice of life feeling.
Both series' emotions includes joy, amusement, and sadness
Both series has friendship as one of its central themes.

All in all, both of these series are worth the time to watch. Give it a shot. 

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Mushishi addpermalink

These dramas share a slow, easy pace that really allows them to develop a nice atmosphere. Watching these shows leaves me feeling peaceful and calm. 

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Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu addpermalink

Most Comedies fail because they consciously want to be funny or absurd or insane, as opposed to an honest spontaneity of characters merely being themselves -- a sort of anarchy of will. Fumoffu is a masterpiece of Comedy as Art, and no other uncompromising creativity can be seen elsewhere than in Honey and Clover. The punchlines, the exaggerations, the histrionics are all well-timed and natural. Fumoffu especially puts great detail and depth in the script, e.g. a professor not merely wanting to appear like a bore blabbering nonsensical philosophical jargon but actually makes a solid argument in the Alpbach Symposium and the deconstruction of the "frame". It is this apparent high level of intelligence put to work in both series that makes Honey and Clover and Fumoffu more similar than others. Another unexpectedly intelligent script comes from Hare Guu, especially Hare Guu Deluxe. read more 

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Anime: Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoi yo!! Masaru-san

Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoi yo!! Masaru-san addpermalink

I have only just started Honey and Clover and can't help but think of sexy Commando Gaiden The comedy is way to similar for this not to be a recommendation the only difference is SCG is all comedy where as HAC is somewhat serious but some of the characters are identical together anyway if you have watched one of these you should definitely try the other  

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Fruits Basket 1st Season addpermalink

It’s no secret that fruits basket is my favorite anime, so trust me when I say this recommendation comes from a very genuine place as a HUGE fruba fan.

In my mind, both of these shows are masterpieces. Essentially, if you enjoy the mature side and darker themes of fruba, Honey and Clover is likely to become a beloved title of a similar caliber. H&C is a comedy/romance/drama much like fruits basket. It’s a coming of age story about young adults in an arts college as they tackle things like love triangles, figuring out their paths in life, finding jobs, and unrequited love.

They’re both very emotionally driven stories, done differently but equally beautifully. The backstories and character arcs will tug at your heartstrings in a way that any fruits basket fan knows all too well. They both contain charming comedy and unique takes on romance. While H&C lacks the supernatural element of Fruits Basket, it uses this to its advantage and creates a world that seems truly real.

The main differences originate in their respective target audiences; Fruits Basket is the quintessential shoujo, and similarly Honey and Clover is the quintessential Josei anime. While both are great, H&C is much more mature in nature, allowing it to tackle heavy topics like fruba, but in a much more unfiltered way.

All in all, if you love fruits basket with all your heart like I do, give this hidden gem of a show a real chance and you won’t regret it. read more

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Bokutachi no Remake addpermalink

MC in a search of the own path surrounded by talented people that already found their way. BnR has a more of a "shounen" approach with less drama and simpler undertones, but the main idea is still here at least in the beginning. 

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GA: Geijutsuka Art Design Class addpermalink

In honey and clover the setting is in art school, and in GA the setting is in a special art class in school. There are more drama in honey and clover than in GA. But they are both fun to watch. 

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Kaze ga Tsuyoku Fuiteiru addpermalink

Honey and Clover and Run with the Wind are both shows about a bunch of college students practising a common activity and getting to know themselves while doing it. They're both character driven shows, not having a lot as for a plot per say, but making up for it with great character development. They both put a lot of emphasis on self discovery tough HnC with a romance twist and Kaze ga with sports as the outlet for all that. Anyway, I'd recommend them to anyone wanting to live a very warm experience / searching for a new favourite comfort anime.  

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Anime: Mahoutsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto: Natsu no Sora

Mahoutsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto: Natsu no Sora addpermalink

Both tell a lot through music and include plenty of it within the anime itself. Also, both have a deeper reflection than what meets the eye at first. The stories, although including art/comedy in the case of H&C or magic/politics in the case of Natsu no Sora, center in life itself. 

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Nagi no Asu kara addpermalink

Despite of the completely different stories, both are about a group of friends and they focuse on drama, romance, love triangles and unrequited loves, but honey and clover is more realistic and the other is fantasy oriented. I completely sure you'll like both because of the romance aspect. 

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Saiunkoku Monogatari addpermalink

The characters are similar in both anime.
Both anime revolves around a group of people and their dreams and romance life.
The characters are forced to choose between their dreams and romance.
Many characters have unrequited love.  

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Servant x Service addpermalink

Similar comedy, very similar characters, the plot is in adult world, maybe there isn't so many deph in the story, but it is like a comedy when something like Morita tries to hit on a sexually oblivious girl :D 

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Gokinjo Monogatari addpermalink

From the first episode, Hachimitsu to Clover reminded me of Gokinjo Monogatari. Both has the same setting of art school and both follow the characters as they try to make sense of life, pursue love, and find their place in life. 

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Love Hina addpermalink

I think Love Hina has more comedy then Hachimitsu to Clover. Both both have that "friends groups," an idiot character in that group, characters that have unrequited love, and main characters that are students. 

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Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge addpermalink

Both Honey and Clover and Tanaka-kun are lighthearted, on the edge of melancholic, relaxed and showcase some of the small and rare beautiful things in life that are normally overlooked. They both are about the everyday problems and thoughts of students. More than specifically this or that, it has a certain vibe, and I think one who enjoys Honey and Clover might enjoy this, without trying to compare them. I think the other way around would also apply. 

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Sonny Boy addpermalink

Genre: is completely different.  But if you're into characters looking for meaning in their lives: Honey and Clover 

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Gintama addpermalink

it have different setting. but both have a lot of potential to inspire people to do good thing rather than right if you have to choose. 

both have an enjoyable story that you can take slowly. 

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3-gatsu no Lion 2nd Season addpermalink

- While both tell different stories.. they have similar themes such as: overcoming depression, understanding human emotions, finding where you belong etc..

-Both give you the same feelings... and both are from the same mangaka  

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Nisekoi addpermalink

Romance, Comedy ,Relationships, Love triangles.Both anime potray a relationship of character and the one they love and how much effort they make to make them theirs. Niskoi having a harem of girls trying to fit the key to the lock and honey x clover is more about finding oneself in admist of falling in love and moving on in life 

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Imouto sae Ireba Ii. addpermalink

Now that I think about it, these two are very similar. A group of five friends dealing with depression, insecurities, and complicated love situations, but at the same time they're also just having fun. Though, Imosae was FAR more lighthearted than HachiKuro was. Imosae is like HachiKuro for dummy, but I don't mean it in a bad way..  

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Fune wo Amu addpermalink

Hachimitsu To Clover is set in an art school and follows different characters on their life as art students & creative professionals. Both series explore themes of work, love, and life. Similar to Fune Wo Amu’s main character, everyone discovers meaning in the mundane in unique and unexpected ways. Both Hachimitsu To Clover and Fune Wo Amu share the same lightheartedness and slice of life aspects.  

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Genshiken 2 addpermalink

Genshiken season 2 shares the setting of a group of young college student friends and their daily life, romance, and personal growth. Compared to season 1 this similarity is even stronger because episodic "otaku parade" episodes are replaced with the development of interpersonal relations of the group. This season is as close to H&C vibes as it gets, of all anime I watched. 

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Pops addpermalink

Both animes have the female target audience and occur in school/university settings. The story of Pops is very similar to the love triangle lived by Yamada, Mayama and Harada, involving characters of different ages.
 
 

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Maison Ikkoku addpermalink

A similar college life story structure. The plot's are pretty simplistic but that's ok because what Honey & Clover & Maison Ikkoku both have is strong character writing, althoughe Honey & Clover has more main characters that it gives individual focus to than Maison does. Nevertheless, both of them are down to earth stories about adults trying to make it in their lives and achieve their goals. Both of them also have a similar style of humor, with Honey & Clover's being more eccentric & loud, but Maison's being more tounge & cheek with timing. Overall, if you liked either series, but haven't seen the other, then I highly recommend either of these shows read more 

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Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun addpermalink

Surrounded by proficient students who are special in their respective interests. Their set-up love story too, it begins with a one's admiration for his work. While Gekkan Shoujo presents it comedically, expects Hachimitsu to Clover differently though they put Comedy genre on them. 

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Ao Haru Ride addpermalink

Both have a distinct artstyle which feels like something painted in watercolor.

Honey and Clover is more of SoL and has a larger cast but both have great romance which I think you'll enjoy.

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Bakuman. addpermalink

Both series show the progression of the characters during many years and how their dreams change. In both series art is a big part (manga in Bakuman. and sculptures/painting in Honey and Clover) as well as romance.  

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True Tears addpermalink

Darker love stories  with bits of humor mixed in. 

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Shiroi Suna no Aquatope addpermalink

Self-discovery is a strong theme for both series. In The Aquatope on White Sand, Kukuru goes through turmoil as her cherished aquarium nears closing forever despite her determination to save it and discovers new ways to support marine life along the way. Fuuka is experiencing the end of her dream of being an idol and discovers what she wants for her life. Honey & Clover is a more complex story with five main characters that undergo their own journeys of love and self-discovery as they go through university and the beginning of their work life. Both are great examples of young adult animation. 

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Runway de Waratte addpermalink

Pursuing a life in the visual arts is difficult, but all the characters in Honey & Clover and Smile Down the Runway are determined to make a path for themselves. Smile Down the Runway has a simpler story centered on a fashion competition where the main characters learn from and are inspired by their rivals to improve themselves. Honey & Clover is a coming-of-age story with an ensemble cast that have their own engaging plotlines. Their approach to a slice of life anime may be different, but you will find yourself invested in the lives of these characters.  

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Koe no Katachi addpermalink

While Koe no Katachi occurs during middle school and high school, and Hachimitsu to Clover occurs during college and early adulthood, their stories feature a cast of complex characters who struggle to discover and accept themselves through important moments of their lives. Both anime portray emotional subjects with integrity and sincerity that makes the characters deeply relatable.  

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White Album 2 addpermalink

Surprisingly mature takes on the concept of growing up and finding your place in the world. Both feature thoughtful, introspective dialogue and use the soundtrack not as an accessory, but as the main weapon in conveying the mood and emotional value of each scene. 

Keep in mind that you do not need to watch the first White Album before jumping into White Album 2. They are separate stories. 

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ef: A Tale of Memories. addpermalink

both extremely emotional dramas which reflect the harshness of love and life. both show many different storylines which show the soul searching of different individuals. ef a tale of memories is more based on young school goers and is also more artistic, whilst honey and clover is more based on older adult problems and has a different way of protraying the events; however both and brilliant watches and both have the same extremely bitter sweet taste. 

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Aoi Hana addpermalink

Story of the adolescents. All adults are used to be teenagers. And all teenagers will manage to become grown-up.
Both shows feature how teenagers deal with relationships and become more adult in the process. Aoi Hana offers shoujo-ai elements as a sidekick while honey&clover has comedy elements that you can considered them as comic relieves. The tension of both drama show are not always high, cuteness and jokes relieve it. Both are recommended for comfortable, slice of life fans. 

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Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora addpermalink

Love and sorrow follows by unforgettable bittersweet memories. 

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Beck addpermalink

Takemoto and Koyuki are both struggling to fulfill their artistic dreams while maturing and  confronting the obstacles of life.  

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Umi ga Kikoeru addpermalink

Slice-of-Life character study featuring college students having ambiguous romantic feelings for each other. Totally different feel, though. 

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Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo addpermalink

The relationship between the protagonists are both incredibly deep. 
The pace of both the stories are comparable, somehow H&C reminded me to the movie. 

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Planetes addpermalink

At first glance these two series are nothing a like.  One is about lives of people who work in space, the other the lives of art school students.  But at their cores, both series are exploring what it means to be human or how to live in this world, and the path these people take in finding their way in the world.  Both series start slow as they take the time to let you get to know the characters.  However around the halfway point they begin to go through some changes that will ultimately lead to their development.  Most of the characters have their own back story which gives them their drive.  Both of these series center on how the characters grow as individuals, in their own way.  If you liked that about one of the series, then give the other a try.  Aside from what I wrote, keep in mind these series are very different in how they tell their story and what they use as plot devices. read more 

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Canvas 2: Nijiiro no Sketch addpermalink

The characters in both series go to art schools and at the same time, they experience love and friendship with their peers. 

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Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou addpermalink

another great drama, slice-of-life or what have you.. it's centered mostly on the romance between just two characters which leaves more room for character development.. some interesting comedy thrown in there too-not exactly what i've seen in other series but it works.. it doesn't give me the same sort of feeling as honey and clover, but i just wanted to recommend it because it's highly entertaining. 

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Hourou Musuko addpermalink

The way I see it, this is one of the series from the list that resembles H&C the most. Both aired on noitaminA, though one came ~6 years before the other.
To begin with, both share a delicate watercolor-like art that is very meaningful, considering how they also deal with delicate themes - those of love, meaningful relationships, conflict, identity. Both are amazingly human in that sense. 
The main theme or fact that the cast of Hourou Musuko is made of middle schoolers may raise some doubts, but don't judge based on those. Children are more complex than we like to think once we grow up, and so is sexuality. Hourou Musuko actually takes its issues seriously, and if you don't believe this, one episode would be enough to convince you.
Both series are really mature in their ways of presenting every theme, and more importantly, aren't afraid to recognize that the world isn't black and white. You can try to foresee what is going to happen, but you're likely to be proven wrong. They're also slow series, with a little comedy here and there, and very memorable and well-done dramatic times. The kind that makes your heart and your eyes ache.
I highly recommend both series for anyone who is willing to open their heart, feel and think about life. read more 

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Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight! addpermalink

Both contain the same kind of real life drama and anxieties that often come with life and stress the importance of the people around you at all times. Both are equal parts comedy and drama, and both have girls that look far younger than they really are ^_^ 

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Anime: Kaleido Star: Legend of Phoenix - Layla Hamilton Monogatari

Kaleido Star: Legend of Phoenix - Layla Hamilton Monogatari addpermalink

In both stories, the main character is on a journey to find themselves and solve their problems while riding aimlessly on a bicycle. (Though this happens in later episodes for "Honey and Clover"). 

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NHK ni Youkoso! addpermalink

Though both shows are of different subjects (art students for "Honey and Clover" and average people mixed with otaku and shut-in's for "Welcome to the NHK"), they both have similar questions about their lives and their goals for their futures. 

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D.N.Angel addpermalink

they both are a funny romance with great art. When i say art i mean actual art. 

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Gin no Saji 2nd Season addpermalink

Revolves around coming-of-age, the endless possibilities and dreams - all while giving realistic characters with relate-able backgrounds. 

Both are also fantastic slice-of-life animes. 

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KimiKiss Pure Rouge addpermalink

The animes both deal with romance and the caused problems. 
Though there're not quite the same of the content, the way of telling the relationships between the people is similar, you could say that's the biggest commonness: Both tell the story of a group of people, somehow all together related, and somehow not. 
Each person deals with his own problems, feelings, triangle-relationships and future  and both are very good romance animes.
One main difference is, that in Honey and Clover you're more into the boys side, in Kimi-Kiss on the girls.
If you like a story, with a whole bunch of people dealing with love and life, I think you'll find interest in both of them.
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Kuragehime addpermalink

Both are about a group of young people, sharing a apartment together. Kuragehime and Honey and Clover are both yosei anime - series for older women. They both have touching scenes, combined with the same comedy. 

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Moyashimon addpermalink

they kinda give you the same feel. The slowness in the beggining and of course there are thosewacky character. However both circle around a group of university students that major in agriculture/art 

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Natsume Yuujinchou Go addpermalink

If you enjoy a heartwarming story and amazing characters make sure to check out Hachimitsu to Clover. The two also share very similar atmosphere and great soundtracks! 

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Kita e.: Diamond Dust Drops addpermalink

Both anime shows us real life like characters with real life problems and how they deal with their everyday problems. They both have strong emotional moments. 

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Hatsukoi Limited. addpermalink

Honey and clover has a much more mature feeling to it, but it deals each character's special romance like Hatsukoi limited. 

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Eikoku Koi Monogatari Emma addpermalink

While the setting of Emma is Victorian, and that of Honey and Clover is Modern, if you want the light and airy atmosphere, then this anime would be worth it. While both encompass the "slice of life" and romantic touch, where Emma has its serious tone, Honey and Clover is mixed with good comedy. 
Although, unlike the single focused character of Emma, Honey and Clover revolves around the lives of 5 friends in an Art College, but the focus for both are the same: their relationships, their characters, their troubles.  

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Clannad addpermalink

They both have the same dramatic feel to it. Both sound tracks are phenomenal. Both are about love and friendship too. However, Clannad as some supernatural elements and takes place in High school where as Honey and Clover is basically 100% real college life with no supernatural elements. 

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Aishiteruze Baby★★ addpermalink

well... there's the infatuation of the older guy to a small girl, this time its not only the height but also the age... but then the most similar of the two are: school life, love/romance, comedy... oh... don't worry the guy doesn't have a shotacon complex... its just that he's attached to this younger "girl"... ^_^ 

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White Album addpermalink

Both anime' series' timeframe is somewhat related to college life. 

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Natsuyuki Rendezvous addpermalink

Both shows excel in drama: the main characters are all somehow involved in love triangles; bittersweet and sometimes heart-aching at its best. 

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Aria the Origination addpermalink

Both series are very bittersweet, with plentiful moments of light-hearted comedy and emotional drama. They share the theme that nothing lasts forever, and that is what makes life so precious. Both have an incredibly memorable cast of characters, as well as a dreamy watercolor art style. 

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Rec addpermalink

Very similar tones... both are great stories about life's ups and downs, love, and friendship. While REC is more centered around one couple though, Honey and Clover is about a group of friends. Both are excellent series. 

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Lucky☆Star addpermalink

If you liked the comedy in this anime, you'll love Lucky Star. While it is a real life anime, it also has its crazy moments.  

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