Twin Angel Break

Both are magical girl anime that have been poorly executed, Twin Angel has poor plot and animation, while Nurse Witch destroys itself in the seventh episode. These rejects belong in the trash bin. 

(Both anime can be watched without needing to watch the original series.) Twin Angel Break and Luck & Logic fall into the magical girl genre. The overall experience of both is pleasant and light-hearted. The two might pull at your heartstrings a bit, but nothing over the top that would ruin positive feelings both shows have to offer. In terms of main characters the anime star two female characters that have similar personalities. One who is normally quiet, studious, and serious yet sweet on the inside and the other who is more fun-loving, socially out-going, and cheerful yet always loyal to her friends. Together both characters don't initially get along at the start, but their friendship develops over time. Expect both to have transformation scenes, a cute pet side-kick, and a colorful supporting cast held within a school environment. Differences: In terms of watching the first few episodes Twin Angel Break may come off as underwhelming whereas Luck & Logic might come across as overwhelming however the middle and end of both will feel much stronger than how they both started out as. Twin Angel Break has a good vs evil plotline whereas Luck & Logic is generally slice of life. On the contrary, both bring up the conflict of character vs self as a common element between the two. Twin Angel Break I'd recommend to younger viewers and people who might be new to anime since common anime tropes show up infrequently and lighter than would be expected. Luck & Logic while I emphasize is just as light-hearted may require a bit more maturity given it humor and how it can dip into yuri territory here and there. In conclusion both are in the magical girl genre with an overall cheery mood throughout and main characters sharing similar personalities.  read more 

Magical girls mixed with more adult themes, goes off the beaten path in both instances. Twin Angel is much more parodic in nature and Flip Flappers is more serious in tone. Both seem to be geared toward an adult male audience, especially Twin Angel as it's advertising pachislot parlors, so if you're a big dude that likes magical girls both of these series should appeal to you. 

both series seem to have the opposite of a serious tone when it comes to villain motivations and plot coherence. plenty of seinen-leaning comedy and fan service, though moetan tends to lay it on more thickly. they also both have among the best transformation sequences in the mahou shoujo genre.