Island

Edit
What would you like to edit?
 

Alternative Titles

Japanese: ISLAND
English: Island
More titles

Information

Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 1, 2018 to Sep 16, 2018
Premiered: Summer 2018
Broadcast: Sundays at 22:00 (JST)
Licensors: Funimation
Studios: feel.
Source: Visual novel
Genres: DramaDrama, RomanceRomance, Sci-FiSci-Fi
Theme: Time TravelTime Travel
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

Statistics

Score: 6.311 (scored by 5539055,390 users)
1 indicates a weighted score.
Ranked: #81692
2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded.
Popularity: #1751
Members: 135,852
Favorites: 382

Available At


Resources


Streaming Platforms

Recommendations

Both are based on highly rated visual novels where the protagonist suddenly gets dragged in many mysteries while surrounded by beautiful women. Furthermore these anime are very similar because of time travel (explaining more would be spoilers) 
report Recommended by BerrakBurcu
Both deal with time travel Both have good story and plot Both good drama Both have likable casts Both have a cute heroine 
report Recommended by SleepyNeptune
Similar theme of repeating timelines and mystery 
report Recommended by XenophonTheNinth
both have the same concept of going back in time to save someone. Both the female protagonist also has white hair and the storyline is almost the same but has slight changes. 
report Recommended by Omnitica
Both anime are about - main boy spawning on an island over and over to save it - searching for the main heorine  
report Recommended by Hiru_Napyeer
It involves them harem girls with issues against the real world and a mysterious guy from outta nowhere comes in and helps them.  
report Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
both have the same time traveling theme in it, that seemly defines Einstein's theory of relativity. Except one has a mystery genre while the other has an action genre.  
report Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
- Both anime take place on the Island - As with Rinne and Setsuna, there seem to be some things Atri and Natsuki can't remember - In this process, we see that the characters often experience deja vu. - The mysteries of Atri and the rising of the Seas resemble each other, like the legend of Setsuna and rinne. - Both series were broadcast during the summer season and are set in the summer season. - Both Anime are adapted from Visual Novel 
report Recommended by _MuraT-w4
The usual Time travel in order to meet someone that seemly defies the Einstein's Theory of Relativity.  
report Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
Both animes follow MCs in their mission to uncover what truly transpired and prevent the death of their precious one while protecting those they care about in the present. 
report Recommended by Shiina_M
Both have the same kind of drama, fantasy and time travel that somehow violates Einstein theory of relativity.  
report Recommended by JiangHaoyi1979
Sometimes, things run deeper than what they appear to be. A time traveler whose mission is to save a girl? A person who sees flags that determine the fate of the people around him? Both seem to be shallow at first glance, but that is because something else runs beneath them...  
report Recommended by AlexPaulLEWZ
The secrets that is confined between both series is quite a bit reminiscent of each other. Granted, these secrets can truly be understood once one completed such long journeys. 
report Recommended by AlexPaulLEWZ
Similar female characters around the main lead with time travel aspect in both. Both also have that kind of drama that comes with these types of anime.  
report Recommended by Ace19
Have the same theory about time-travel about the future and bit tragic  
report Recommended by Damanks
To those seeing this recommendation, I ask thee to be wary as this recommendation is better seen when you have at least completed one of the anime being recommended. Time is truly a mighty adversary to those who dare violate its principles, and the results might be either sweet or catastrophic should one succeed or fail. The nostalgic concept of time is differently portrayed in each series, but essence remains unchanged. Both series try to challenge the flow of time and yield results that could regarded as the opposite of the other. 
report Recommended by AlexPaulLEWZ
Promises, promises, promises. Perhaps the greatest and the worst thing regarding the common promise of "I shall return" is that time is truly limited and humans will inevitably die of old age. Kono Aozora ni Yakusoku wo deals with the pain of having to lose friends, but it always has that sliver of hope that you will meet them again. In Island... well, it is much, much, more.  
report Recommended by AlexPaulLEWZ
Also based on a visual novel that explores the "routes"/stories of three different cute girls. Takes place in the summer with beach scenes. Gorgeous animation. Also deals with reincarnation. Air is a million times better - you will actually like the characters and feel invested in the story. 
report Recommended by jnsparrow
Oh, the two share such poetic premise of a seemingly lost man fatefully meeting a girl in a place that represents their entire relationship: one a clock tower, the other in an island shoreline. While the two have different settings, one in wartime and the other in modern era, the development is surely reminiscent to each other. Moreover, both share the prospect of romance that is bound to brave even the harshest waves of time and coincidence. 
report Recommended by AlexPaulLEWZ
They say that love can topple mountains, destroy towns, flood cities, and brave the tests of time. It's really astonishing to witness what the bond between two people can do and both these series portray such imagery that it's very perfect! 
report Recommended by AlexPaulLEWZ