Kiniro Mosaic

Both series features an incredibly sweet and lovely group of girls that spend their days together during school, work or just everyday-life activties. The difference mainly, is that where Kiniro Mosaic mostly focuses on the girls activties during school, the girls in Gochuumon are mostly featured in their work environment facing slightly different challenges, but none the less packed full with adorable comedy sketches and extremely cute "moe"-scenes that will melt anyone. Kiniro Mosaic also shows a subtle undertone of a relationship more than merly frienship in certain characters, as can be observed in Gochuumon.  

They may be simple slice of life stories but the small yet adorable character cast will bring out the dynamics of both shows. In essence, both series follows episodic slice of life scenarios where everyday brings forth something new. The main girls share a special bond between one another, each with their own personalities. There's plenty of comedy present in both series with well similar artwork. If you're into a slice of life show with cute girls doing cute things that also highlights characters' interactions, then give both a try. 

Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? is so much like Kiniro Mosaic it's almost scary. The character designs are very similar, and several characters share the same personality, mainly Cocoa (Gochuumon) being a carbon copy of Shino and Rize being a more badass version of Ayaya. They both give off that fluffy atsmosphere with Kiniro doing a better job of it, but they're both still worth a watch if you're a slice-of-life fan.  

Both are cute girls doing cute things anime A few VA's voice characters in both anime The OST of both anime are by the same composer Both anime have a very similar vibe and feel to them Both are just ridiculously cute to watch 

I don't know at which point TragicRomance wrote that recommendation, but the yuri in both series is pretty heavy. The same level as the rest of Kirara manga. I'd never call it fanservice, definitely is not this. The yuri is an esential part of the characters in these series. 

Both cute healing anime, similar cast of characters. 

• Both are MOEE. • Same vibe. • All you can drool lolicons. • Involves around cute gurls. • Some are the same voice actors. 

Both revolve around girls living their daily lifes where friendship is the only thing possible in a super duper all happy world - which is absolutely splendid. You can't really have enough of those kind of anime, since they are both super relaxing and just fun to watch. You will most definitely leave every episode with a warm feeling in your heart. 

Both of them are bunch of cute girls doing something cute in all of episodes. You will also see similar person that resemble each other in both of them (with different personality, i think). 

Similar comedy which involve short gags since both are 4komas. Both shows have 5 girls who have typical moe anime characters personality and a fangirl heroine. 

As Kiniro Mosaic is about Shino's fandom about London or England in general in a realistic setting, Gochuumon Usagi goes with a setting reminiscent to the old days of England--in a fantasy-esque setting that is. Both anime are slice-of-life with diabetes-inducing moeness, moe characters, and both having Risa Taneda voicing very similar characters: Ayaya (KiniroMosaic) and Rize (Gochuumon). 

Both shows have a similar 'moe' atmosphere and are lighthearted slice of life about cute girls doing cute things that have plenty of enjoyable comedy. They have similar artwork, though GochiUsa is a bit more 'loli-ish'. Aya and Rize are also both voiced by the same seiyuu.  

Both of this anime series have the same atmosphere. They also have some Shoujo Ai moments and female characters with exactly similar personalities. This two series have some light hearted scenes and funny jokes you will like. They also have great character design and animation!  

Both are Moe anime with different settings. 

-Both anime tell about everyday life of group of cute girl. -Both anime have the same amount of main character (look at the anime cover). -Character personality from both anime actually not too diferrent. -Both anime actually have the same atmosphere, although in different field. 

The characters are accurately similar and it's slice of life with kawaii moe girls. Who doesn't love it? It's comedic, and it has a great background art style~ 

Kiniro Mosaic and Gochiusa stand out for having a main cast of 5 girls, which tends to result in more complex character relationships due to not being able to just pair them up. All the girls have more complex characterization than is normal for shoujo shows. Both shows also have very entertaining animation and gag jokes. 

-Cute girls doing cute things -Comedy is pretty similar: Cute, random, and silly at times. -The voice actor for Aya and Rize is the same and the characters' hair styles are literally almost the same it's uncanny. -Each of the five girls from each anime have their own funny inputs and personalities. -It is interesting to see what moments the characters have with each other and how much fun they have together as friends.  

There is not much to say really, the series are very similar and in my opinion both are very good. Same categories, share some seiyuus and the vibe is very similar. There are some differences that further enrich the series. You will love the characters if you like this type of series (slice of life - school girls) 

Relaxing Slice of Life Comedy, Very Likable Characters, Very Cute Characters, Cute voices. Slice of Life lovers and Moe Lovers will love it! 

Besides being slice-of-life anime with more shoujo-ai overtones than your typical one, the characters and the sense of humor in both of these anime is rather similiar.  

Both have subtle hints of Yuri in them, and aren't ever all that intense. However, Kiniro Mosaic mostly just hints at it, while Yuru Yuri makes it more obvious. Both adorable and well worth a watch, especially if you're new to Yuri and want a few relaxed shows to watch.  

Both have a cast of cute schoolgirls and "implied" romance between the girls, though this is more so in Yuru Yuri. Both are lighthearted comedy, SoL anime without a plot.  

So you like cute girls? How about inexplicit lesbian relationships? So how about cute girls in inexplicit lesbian relationships? Well if you do then you're in luck since that's pretty much what most "cute girls life" shows boil down to. I mean, they don't really explain or delve into their semi-platonic relationship but lesbianest, it's obvious that they're passionately sprouting for one another. 

These series are both fundamentally school-centric slice-of-life anime with a primary selling point being cute girls being cute and amusing. Both series also have the distinction of having some themes of romantic interest between their core cute girls, but it is to be noted that Yuru Yuri is to the point of Shoujo Ai, whereas Kiniro Mosaic has not achieved that status. 

Basically, you have like a group of girls doing cute thing every day, with sudden punchlines thrown all around you. Not much is happening in both, but Yuru Yuri throws in a bit more comedy to spice things up. Mostly if you are into this cute girl subgenre, will you enjoy it! 

Both shows are about a group of girls who pretty much just hang out and have a good time. The characters are very similar (one hyperactive, one tsundere, etc.), and there are yuri undertones in both. They both provide plenty of comedy and are sure to make you smile. 

Featuring an all-girl cast, both of these anime revolve around a group of girls in school making the most of their life. Both have a lot of elements of shoujo ai in them. Both are very moe and adorable. 

Cutesy Slice-of-life anime where gay girls have a gay ol' time and do cute things. YuruYuri is more upfront with its depiction of yuri, going as far as to even have it in its name. Kiniro Mosaic is more subliminal about it, with it being more of a homosexual subtext at first before spreading its wings and evolving into a stronger yuri form in its second season. Both shows feature an extremely shippable cast who overflow with so much moe it should be considered illegal. If you like one show, you're bound to like the other. 

Both animes are about cute girls doing cute things Both have some yuri elements  

Wakaba*Girl is basically Kiniro Mosaic but with a different set of chars and is much shorter. Both are School / Slice of Life series with a mix of cuteness and comedy. Both Main Girls also have peculiar obsessions. 

The same artstyle, both are enjoyable slice of life series about young girls. 

Kiniro Mosaic and Wakaba*Girl are very similar works from the same author, so, even if they were adapted by different studios, both have a really similar art style and reaction faces, they also share the same lighthearted comedy, full of absurdly adorable moments between the characters in a school/slice of life setting. The only difference is that Kiniro Mosaic has the standard TV duration, while Wakaba*Girl is a short anime, but that's about it, enjoying one of the two pretty much secures liking the other.  

Kiniro Mosaic and Wakaba*Girl are very similar in their artwork (i.e. similar animations, reactions from the main characters, etc.) and their ensemble of main characters. They also share a very light form of humor and both shows are not too difficult to understand. The only main difference is the length of each show: Kiniro Mosaic is your standard ~20 minutes, but Wakaba*Girl is only a third of that. Basically if you enjoy moe and/or slice-of-life anime, this show is for you. 

-Both anime tell about everyday life of cute school girls and their friendship. -Both anime actually have the same atmosphere and same genre (slice of life, comedy, and school). -Both anime take place in school (always) or other place that actually not too different. 

Comedic, relatable storylines. Both are similar, slice of life, random topic animes. Both are comedic and do a good job. 

Kiniro Mosaic and Wakaba*Girl are very similair with each other. Both show resolve around a group of girls that start of in highschool, the comedy is very similair and the charather design is done by the same author. The main difference between the two is that Wakaba*Girls is approx. 8 minutes long and Kiniro Mosaic is approx. 24 minutes long. Also Wakaba*Girl is done by Studio Nexus while Kiniro Mosaic is done by Studio Gokumi. 

The main character quite resemble each other and both have to do with going to foreign countries and learning their culture. 

It's the same about international relationships between Europe and Japan, the characters talk about they culture and the most important differences. I think the relationship between some characters and they looks are very similar: In Kiniro Mosaic Alice is from England but she loves Japan and she tries to be one of them or something like that, and her bestie is Shinobu loves Europe. In Ikoku meiro no croisee Yune meets alice, a "Japonissima" victim. Is just a coincidence too but they have the same name too xD 

Japanese girl living in a home in a foreign country to learn about the culture. 

The story is very similar to each other, both are about culture and culture shocks. They both are easy and fun to watch, with cute characters. The main difference is where the story takes place, Ikoku Meiro ni Croisée takes place in 19th century France 

Both have a female protagonist with short hair that is interested in foreign countries, both have a blond haired girl named Alice that loves said protagonist. Honestly, this was the reason why I chose this one myself! It turned out good. The humor is certainly not similar at all, given this one aims with more serious tones and life lessons, well Kiniro Mosaic was mostly comedy throughout. However, that one still had its serious moments, though they are far and few. But, the similarities alone should convince you to give this one a shot, too. If not only because it has extremely similar protagonists, it does not help at all that both Alices are equally obsessed with their respective protagonists. read more 

Japanese Girl meets Western Girl under different circumstances within both plots that share the use Nao Touyama in casting. There is a fascination of a foreign culture in both but Kiniro has a Japanese girl really obsessed with British culture whereas Ikoku has a French girl really obsessed with Japanese culture. Kiniro is mainly set in modern day Tokyo whereas Ikoku is set in the 2nd half of 19th century Paris. Both use moe to accentuate their slice of life's however, despite Kiniro being purely moe, not all of Ikoku uses moe but there is a fair amount of it. The vibe in Ikoku is very cosy and quaint whereas Kiniro can get very hyper and fun. read more 

- Both are slice of life anime - Both are "cute girls doing cute things", though Hanayamata is a bit more serious with its dance theme - Both have very bright colors and great art. - Both involve a foreign transfer student; one from Britian, other from America - Both are very relaxing If you liked Kiniro Mosaic then you should try out Hanayamata, high chances are you will like it. 

Both shows are developed involving a western girl and her love for Japanese culture. The two main characters, Hana and Naru in Hanayamata and Alice and Shino in Kiniro Mosaic create a big bond between them. Cute girls doing cute things done right. Also, both shows have sweet and heart warming situations. 

♢ 5 bishoujo ♢ A young girl foreigner that loves Japanese Culture ♢ The foreigner girl catches an interest with the other main heroine (Alice and Shino - Kiniro Mosaic & Hana and Naru - Hanayamata ) 

Both are about a foreign western girl that has a love for Japanese culture. They form a bond with an average Japanese girl and all of her friends. The art is very colorful and vibrant in both. Many funny Engrish moments and observations of the differences in culture. Cute girls bring the feels. 

Both are SoL anime in a school setting where they feature a foreign transfer student that is extremely interested in Japanese culture. Both have the same light and relaxing atmosphere but Hanayamata does feature some drama.  

Same genre. In the 6th episode of KM you'll see a Yuyushiki reference. 

Yuyushiki and Kiniro Mosaic are two series involving cute girls doing cute things at school. Not only that but there's also a lot of humor thrown around with funny dialogues. There's English dialogues in Kiniro Mosaic while in Yuyushiki, there are sometimes statements that makes little sense but are memorable. They also follow a slice of life format with no definite storyline.  

they are both slice of life anime and both have a group of girls doing normal things together at school. Although, Kiniro Mosaic is more cutesy and moe. 

-Both are about a group of friends and their experiences. -Both have "boke/tsukkomi" moments. -Both are bright and happy and fluffy animes. <3  

Both shows are super cute Involve a close group of school friends they make adorable faces all the time both slice of life ^-^ similar style comedy  

Both of the main heroine has a thing for other countries especially blond hair. Kiniro Mosaic is a school setting while Blend S is a working atmosphere but they are not too far away from the comedy genre.  

Maika and Shinobu, the protagonists of each series, are a big fan of foreign countries, especially in their love for blonde hair. The settings are different (school vs working place) but both series deliver comedy wise in both fun moments and cute ones. 

Almost all female cast, a good slice of life show with similar comedy and sense of humor. 

Main girl is obsessed with foreign culture and with European ethnic people, Maika and Shinobu have a high degree of attraction to blondes like Dino from Italy and Alice from the UK. Also the blondes have quite a love for Japanese culture and Japanese people. The twin tails girls are tsunderes, though Ayaya of Kiniro Mosaic is a true tsundere while Kaho personifies one, are in love with the more serious person of the group, Yoko of KinMoza and Akizuki of Blend S, respectively, who also have crushes on their others. Both have a lot of problems to express their feelings to each other. The big main difference is that Blend S have boys and girls working in a cafe, while Kiniro Mosaic is a moe slice of life CGDCT anime. read more 

-all girl group doing randomly cute stuff. Yui = Shino - Airhead/Boke Character Azunyan = Alice - Moe Character (Yui's fondness with Azunyan is the same with Shino's fondness with Alice) Ayaya = Mio - Tsukkomi/Moe/Ms.Perfect (ayaya is a lesbo though) Yoko = Ritsu - Tsukkomi/Boke (they're both the boyish characters in their respective series) Mugi = Karen - Ojou-sama characters (though Mugi is a Ms. Perfect character because her grades are high, but in general, Karen and Mugi are both the richest in their group of friends.) On a side note: Isami = Ui - Siscons Karasu-chan = Sawa-chan - Sensei's who look after the main cast, they're both weird sometimes, oh! and megane characters. :) read more 

Same all female cast. Mio is almost identical to Aya. School setting, comedy, and fun to watch 

Cute girls do cute things. 

Have fun and enjoying life anime girls. Even though both have different themes, but still Have fun and enjoying life anime girls 

Cute girls living daily lives. Both of these series has a blonde-haired girl from England, and the other characters are interested by her foreign-ness. 

Both have: -cute girls doing cute things (Moe!) -a blonde foreign girl from England (Alice and Ana) -a girl who loves blonde hair, and obsesses over the other character (Shino and Nobue) -foreign girl is very good at Japanese (Alice and Ana) -both occasionally wear cute lolita outfits *o* There is also the cute common theme of jealousy between friends, which is very common with girls. But it is always done in a more cute way then serious. ^^ Basically, they are very similar. Ichigo Mashimaro came out first, and while watching Kiniro Mosaic I kept thinking back to Ichigo Mashimaro. 

Both are slice-of-life animes with pretty much no plot. They are both centered around cute girls doing cute things. - All main characters are lolis - Soothing/Harmonic setting - Comedy - No plot 

Two moe slice of life anime where a young English girl with blond hair moves to Japan and joins a group of friends. 

Kiniro Mosaic is very similar to A-channel ,by 'slice of life' genre and also 'friendship',it looks like the second season of A-channel but in different ways common: -friendship -slice of life genre -random episodes -comedy difference: -foreign characters -the art style -5 characters if you like A-channel you will surely like Kiniro Mosaic  

-Both are about a group of female friends. -Both are very fluffy comedy/slice of life animes. -A-Channel has a much more mellow/quiet feel to it. Kinmoza is much more brighter and jumpy. Both are still very good though.  

I found both of these series to be extremely similar. - Both anime features the lives of a group of cute high school girls. - In both anime, there's a petite girl who's attach to one of the other female character. - The comedy between the characters are similar. - I find the personality of Shino & Alice ( Kiniro Mosaic ) to be strikingly similar to Run & Tooru ( A Channel ), respectively.  

-Both anime tell about everyday life of cute school girls. -Both anime tell about how beautiful the friendship is. -Both anime actually have the same atmosphere and same genre (slice of life, comedy, and school). -Character personality from both anime actually not too diferrent. 

Both settings take place at a school. One of the main characters in both are blonde. The story focuses on the relationship between the female friends. There is also jealousy involved. They are both cute, funny, and enjoyable to watch. The only difference is that Sakura Trick includes more sexual components whereas Kiniro Mosaic is more focused on western culture with the English language. 

Ever wanted to enjoy the same moe blob antics but with a different feel? For fans that want to see their implied yuri relationships go one step further, while getting a nosebleed on top of aggravating their previously diagnosed diabetic condition thanks to all the moe they received from Kiniro Mosaic, or Sakura Trick fans who need a reprieve from all that "action", but still want their daily dose of imouto-seque fawning between British Yuu and her somewhat ditzy best friend, with an extra dash of over-the-top foreign moe kinpatsu humour from Karen - both series provide a decent alternative to those craving for more of "cute girls doing cute things". I guess I'll also mention that they're both 4-koma adaptions too. As such they were good with their jokes. In fact, if you pay attention to them, Alice and Yuu actually share more in common in their respective shows than you might think - and no it's not because they kind resemble each other in terms of looks (I personally don't think they do, anyway)! read more 

They're very similar but with a touch of supernatural. Yuri, comedy, cute girls doing cute things, personalities all of those. A character who's high over heels for something and a character who's into yuri. And the other 2 who's different. Kiniro Mosaic has 2 Japanese and 2 British whereas Tonari no Kyuuketsuki-san has 2 humans and 2 vampires. I mean, the protagonist are like an exact copy of each other but Tonari no Kyuuketsuki-san's protagonist is more like Yuru Yuri's Akari. If you like Kiniro Mosaic, then you'll like this too. Even the music's nice likes Blend S. 

Same vibes, similar characters 

Why do I recommend them both? All of them are perfect for a beautiful friendship, a relaxed but fun story, Each character that looks almost alike is either cheerful in its own way or unpleasant. 

Cute, adorable, relaxing, and a very calm atmosphere... something that we can ease off of our minds for a while. The main characters are often doing something cute and funny at the same time with their facial expressions being too cute. You might feel that relaxation around the show and having some "Aw" moments. The difference is that Non Non Biyori is set on the country side with only a few students on different grades. Kiniro Mosaic is set on a high school with the same grade and sometimes age with more students around them. 

There are many cute girls as main characters in both of these titles. I think that there is "CGDCT" subgenre as well. These shows can make you feel relaxed due to cute scenes, light yuri jokes and simple comedy. 

Want to have a relaxing one and lower down your stress? These shows mostly have funny moments involving the characters jokes, and chibi scenes. It mostly have that calm atmosphere around here, since it is like other slice of life shows. Also, you will get some cute expressions from the characters chibi scenes, and sometimes attached to them. There is not much of a difference, but Kiniro Mosaic doesn't have a story, and somewhat a Shoujo-ai show. Kanamemo is somewhat yuri feels, and the main character involves working on a job. 

Both adorable slice of life. Greatly enjoyed both for similar reasons.