Kure-nai

Both series are about young, sheltered children who are exposed to the outside world through their guardians. 

Both anime feature a high school student taking on the responsibility of a young child, though the circumstances of the child are different (and therefore lead to different storylines), the theme is present in both. So for this reason I suggest Kure-nai lovers to try out Aishiteruze Baby, especially if the relationship between carer and child is what appealed to you.  

The idea is pretty simular - small girl suddenly comes under a care of alone-living man. Not even the idea, but even the show - smiles, tears, adventures, worries, contacts with true parents, helping mates... all just looks like born from one source. But its not bad, because the main thing, thing you will like for sure, is the relations of The Man and The Little Girls, their nature and characters. The difference is in small difference in gernes: Kurenai is an action, with fights and small amount of blood, and Usagi Drop is much more passive, with only routine, very fine routine. Anyways, there always will be a bit stupid smile on ur face during the show. Enjoy! read more 

Both series are about a secret world that coexists within the "normal" world we know without people knowing about it, and a relatively defenseless kid from one world who's drawn into the other, being protected by a group of skilled guardians as they learn the ropes and get their bearings. The primary different in premise is that Nabari no Ou has a seemingly average boy drawn into the ninja world, while Kure-nai has a girl rescued from her own household's harmful customs and intentions and brought into the "real" world. 

Both anime's are about a young but powerful boy who protects a loli in order to earn money for different motives. Hayate is more on the comedy, whilst Kurenai aims at the drama atmosphere. 

A young man is shaped by the people around him. Super powered silliness (ala kung-fu cinema)! Conspiracy! Mystery! The tragedy of love! Slice of life. Kure-nai is more serious in tone. Futakoi is more extreme in every way. 

Both have an older male with a young cute little thing by their side. These anime both have cute creature which make you feel happy inside. One big difference however is the Kure-nai is a lot dark with action and the male MC protecting the female MC where this is a lot more laid back and more slice of Life 

Both series have a relaxes, slow pace to them, while telling a story that involves a lot of action. They have a similar brand of humor, and tell a story of a young, lonely, powerful boy 

Both Centre Around A Rather Taboo theme, The Key Difference Being that Kure-nai Is More Serious At Times Then Kodo About It, Alos Kure-nai Has Scenes Of Action In To. 

Both shows feature a young male protagonist trying his best to take care of young children. They both focus heavily on character development, and both try to paint a nuanced picture of the social interaction between the two/the four of them. 

Kurenai's style is a little more unique, while FMP has more romance. But, at the core, both stories are similar in humor and in plot - a young guy is entrusted with a girl to protect and so on...Plus, both stories are very good. Watch them! 

They both gave me the same feeling.Nagi acts like Murasaki at the start,asking how is that and expecting more,but starts warming up to the main character.  

The style of Kure-nai immediately put me in mind of Satoshi Kon's work, especially in the character design (not only the art-style, but how well-developed the characters are). Both of these anime have people from less-than-perfect circumstances raising a child as well. 

the run away cute blue haired little girl, with a guy that has some secret powers and identity within them.....you'll get the picture 

Both stories are focused on the MC being tasked with saving or guarding a young girl. Both main characters have a super-human ability of sorts that really just functions as a plot device. If you enjoy the "bodyguard" style of show, both of these shows are great examples of that genre being done right. 

The premises are entirely different, but they do share some similarities -the protagonist in both is a teenage boy -both have comedy, drama, and supernatural aspects -the girls in both come from extremely strict/weird families and live sheltered/unhealthy lives, and the boy protagonist tries to rescue/protect the girl from her family 

Both male protagonist in these anime was trying to protect a lttle girl and both little girls don't like the main guy at first but eventually she's gonna fall for him 

They both deal with the protagonist having to protect innocent children. Mukoh Hadan is a bit more tragic in compare to Kurenai. 

Kure-nai is pretty similar in different ways. In Kure-nai a male character is assigned to protect a little girl, she is protected so she can live a normal life, and just like witch crafts works Takamiya (the person who is being protected) is protected so he can live a normal life. Both animes go through hard times, they both have weird side characters. 

The idea is pretty simular - small girl suddenly comes under a care of alone-living man. Not even the idea, but even the show - smiles, tears, adventures, worries, contacts with true parents, helping mates... all just looks like born from one source. But its not bad, because the main thing, thing you will like for sure, is the relations of The Man and The Little Girls, their nature and characters. The difference is in small difference in gernes: Kurenai is an action, with fights and small amount of blood, and Usagi Drop is much more passive, with only routine, very fine routine. 

Main Similarities: •Both involves a teen having to take care of a young kid who are considered to be important (In Kure-Nai, the protagonist takes care of a young female kid while in Beelzebub, the main character takes care of a male baby). •Both main characters are considered to be strong. •Similar genres. 

Both series involves a male protagonist who takes a parenting role in order to take care of a younger girl. In both series, there is a lighthearted mood that details the fun relationship between the duo. Their dialogues varies but shifts from comedic, emotional, and passive many times. Both series' main female protagonists have similar personalities. Both series has comedy, drama, and a little romance in them. 

Kure-nai is similar to Hitsugi no Chaika as the stories both revolve around a capable man as he protects a young girl in the midst of battle and conspiracy. The settings are dissimilar, HnC's being a magic/fantasy world, and Kure-nai's being set in the current world with a few tweaks. Kure-nai had a deeper and more complex plot, and also seemed more wholesome - as it lacks the almost ecchi harem vibe of HnC and the hero does not fall in love with his underaged charge. That said I enjoyed watching both series. I hope you enjoy them, too. 

In both series a a young boy has to take care of a child after the death of the mother's child. 

The similarities are the relationships between the young girl and the older male(s): the guys have to protect the girl, because she is important, and while they spend time together a bond grows. Because of the age gap the men brush off the girl's love for admiration but the young girls both insist they love them. All other aspects of the shows are unrelated. 

A guy taking care of a young girl and fighting to protect her. She initially behaves like high-class uptight girl, but together they experience many adventures and come to rely on each other. Also both involve powerful families and the secrets within them. Besides Aoi Yuuki is the voice actor for both Victorique and Murasaki. 

Both have main characters in which the story revolves around their profession. One as a mediator and the other as a promoter. They are both partnered with little girls who have their own special powers. Murasaki is able to tell when people are lying and Enju is just crazy strong. Both teams live with each other and fight obstacles that deal with social class statuses. 

Very similar art style. Very similar character interactions (ie the way the chars argue). Not to mention the singing. Yes, there is singing in Kure-nai as well. 

the same author,the same world setting,even share some characters,but this story which happens 7 years later than kure-nai has a quite different genre.it's also the maiden work of Katayama Kentarou. 

Similar interactions between the main characters (older-younger friendship). Beyond that they have great, more vivid art. Michiko to Hatchin is more of a comedy and kure-nai is more serious. They both, however, contain some serious ass kicking and comedy.  

The Similarity Here Is an Older Man Younger Female Theme... Taboo, With The Differences Being Kure-nai Is More about Protecting the Young Girl As She Develops Feelings For the Older Boy, Whilst Koi Kaze Looks At Brother And Sister Together But With A Serious relationship And The Anime Centres Around That. Both Gd Animes If Your Into Drama And Taboo Themes. 

Though, Kure-nai is more of an action anime, it still has a guy with a fighting spirit who has to take care of a small girl who's cute as a button. 

The female leads, Dalian and Murasaki, are quite similar in personality and appearance and share a similar relationship with their male leads. 

While they have very different plots, there are certain similar aspects. Both involve a mystery surrounding the child of a rich family, have intense character development broken up by short bursts of action and suspect and are 12 episode series. 

Both series are similar as it involves a teen boy protecting girls that have been thrust upon them - with the exception that the girl in Kure-nai is human, while those in Rozen Maiden are 'live-dolls'. The female protagonists in both are sophisticated, mature and bossy girls who first treat their protectors as servants before being able to see and appreciate them as something more. The male protagonists both have their fair share of problems that they overcome thanks to the girls they protect. 

A bodyguard/manservant must protect a shy,soft spoken, timid girl. The main heroine in both series live a shelter life. With the help of the bodyguard/manservant the heroine changes