Steins;Gate 0

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Synonyms: Steins,Gate Zero
Japanese: シュタインズ・ゲート ゼロ
English: Steins;Gate 0
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Type: TV
Episodes: 23
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 12, 2018 to Sep 27, 2018
Premiered: Spring 2018
Broadcast: Thursdays at 01:35 (JST)
Licensors: Funimation
Studios: White Fox
Source: Visual novel
Genres: DramaDrama, Sci-FiSci-Fi, SuspenseSuspense
Theme: Time TravelTime Travel
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 8.541 (scored by 442498442,498 users)
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Ranked: #1242
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Popularity: #202
Members: 899,659
Favorites: 12,132

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In both the shows only the protagonist remembers the past events after time travelling. Both the shows show the protagonist get traumatised due to too much time travel.  
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Both revolve around time travel and the main protagonist's prime goal is to save someone using time travel 
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The both of the main characters are the same prototype of a tragic hero. Seeing Okabe Rintaro is pretty similar to Emiya Kiritsugu in the aristotelian concept of a tragic hero, it's like i could see Emiya Kiritsugu living other story with different events.. I LOVE THEM BOTH "Something tragic is an error caused by a character, who is not perfect and his punishment is treated as something greater than the crime, this crime is committed by the free thought of the character, but mainly due to fate. The character has a ruin, that ruin does not evoke an absolute despair in the character, since the  read more 
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Madoka Magica Gaiden is amazing. There are few tragedies out there nowadays, and Madoka Magica shows you a fantastic one. One of the most engrossing aspects of the anime is watching the characters struggle against something that is, at least subconsciously, impossible to fight against. The wills of something more advanced and calculating. Ultimately, the only way to beat the system is to break it... You'll know what this means if you watch it 
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"Get in the goddamn robot, Shinji" "Get in the goddamn time machine, Okabe" Both mc chose to run away in order to avoid pain. Shinji ran away from intimate human relationships, while Okabe ran away from the uncertainty that came from time traveling. Both series document their psychological struggles and their journey towards acceptance. 
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It's one the best anime out there and if you watch it in a specific order it will make it even more goated you can find that order on Google just search steins gate watch order than open quora link 👍 
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Both highlight the story of a broken man who tries to deal with his past. Both are not needed yet welcome additions to their original story that add a whole new layer to that said story. and they both have a TOP tier soundtracks. Keep in mind though, while steins;gate 0 is a flawed adaptation that does as many things wrong as it does right, Nomad is a near perfect sequel that is even better than the first season of megalo box. 
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Both being prequels of their respective story timelines and tells about the series of events that lead to the eventual decline and destruction of the world.  
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In both stories the protagonists has become a shell of their former selves due to the trauma of losing a loved one. Both protagonists used to be the "leader" of all activities in their respective groups. And both stories are about them eventually re-awakening a childish/energetic part of themselves that they once lost.  
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They both present a bold statement on perseverance and the miracles it's capable of. Huouoin Kyoma VS Shouyou Hinata? Very different personalities, sure.. yet that same trait they share - the talent to go for that extra step in a moment of doubt/failure/hardship - is what makes for a rewarding watch and expands on the experience of S;G0 (watch Haikyuu!! after S;G0) 
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I think both shows need to be watched if you like AI/SCI-FI related themes. Steins Gate 0 has Amadeus - computer AI with memories of Kurisu while Ghost in the Shell has Makoto Kusanagi who is an android with a human brain but no recollection of the past. Ghost in the Shell has a lot philosophical commentary on what it is to be an android/human and what is the boundary between them. 
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Both are related to time, Protagonists with the same objective, has a similar Drama, making a correct and unique solution 
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