Tears to Tiara

same producers, same character design, same visual novel producer (leaf) they both have to do with war and both are in a middle-aged/old age setting. cute girls too =3 

Both series are placed in a fantasy world and are centered around small groups of characters going on a quest with a war raging on in the background. Both anime are also based on games and characters represent variuos fighting styles (ranged, magical, melee).  

Both are epic fantasy anime from spring season 09. Both are about siblings fighting a war they didn't start. Both pair of siblings have royal blood in their veins, and are aided by a magical creature (Guin/Lord Arawn). Both female leads are some kind of prophets and sorceresses. Tears to Tiara contains a few fragments of comedy, which makes it slightly less dramatic than Guin Saga. But both anime are great entertainment and if you enjoy one of them, then you should be able to enjoy both.  

Premises are slightly different, execution and themes are quite similar. In both series, you have a relatively kind hearted demon lord getting their own male followers, and female warrior/magician harem, and falling into certain plots of possible enemies. 

Both involve references to mythology and legend, especially Aruthurian legends. 

Both are about the legend of a lonely demon. In both there is a King who is kind and as a best friend who serves him and helps him. Both follow a group of friends and a huge war against enemies in order to protect the place they live as well the two best friends who have to face many things to be able to trust each other and remain together. The animation is quite similar too.  

* Harem * Fantasy * Action * Old Times Setting * Both Adapted from an RPG * Old Wise Person 

They are similar in the fact that the english dub version of each is a little irish (music for fairy tail-speech for tears to tiara). the settings are pretty different and the comedy side of things are more toned down in tears to tiara whereas fairy tail is more modern. the fighting side of things are great on both sides and an air of mystery hangs around a few episodes.but altogether if you watch them they will entertain you quite efficiently :D xx 

In both Tears and Koi groups of people are living their carefree lives until a problem occurs that endangers their group of friends. In each of the anime they decide to fight back and make a stand at what first seems impossible with even some of the group loosing hope but they persevere to the end without giving an inch. In each the groups find friends and allies in different kinds of people whether it be for the good or bad only time will tell. At certain points in each of the anime one or multiple characters make rash or reckless decisions that affect them severely but they overcome each problem not as one but as a group helping each other accomplish what he or she could not on their own. read more 

Well both of them are similar in the sense that they were both developed from videogames (One being an MMORPG). This one was quite enjoyable throughout its expansive storyline and detailed characters... (Plus they have dragons and shiz, how's that for a cool story?) :'3 

"Believe in yourself!" "Who the hell do you think I am?" Arawn (Tears to Tiara) just keep spewing out the quotes that Kamina (Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann) is famous for. 

Both animes are about a war between Galia and a sort of Roman empire. Both deal with a lot of ancient myths and legends. Both of the main girls are the key to end the war.  

General setting wise, both of these shows mix just a little bit of historical fiction into a largely fantasy setting. Gintama is set in Japan while Tears to Tiara is set in Medieval Europe. Beyond that, the most striking similarity are its main characters. Both Gintoki and Arawn have silver hair and red eyes, and they are (or in Gintoki's case, was) known as a devil because of their fighting ability. Even some of their mannerisms are similar. Both of them are slightly lazy, Gintoki more so than Arawn. They are both slightly silly at times, but have their serious, profound moments too. 

Very similar theme; a group of soldiers who fought with melee weapons and magic. You'll see many similarities, if you liked one of these, you have to watch other one. Tears to Tiara is respectively longer and have many little chapters before it comes to main goal , but overall it's the same subject. 

Prominent focus on gods and demons is prevalent in both series. The use of having a "good" "demon" in both series is also to be noted. Overall both series are very entertaining series in the fantasy genre.