Ousama Game The Animation

Mirai Nikki uses the same 'Win the game if everyone's dead' theme.  

Similarities: School x Text Messages x Survival x Violence x "Higher Entity" 

Have the same premise of survival game and killing and blooodddd 

both are a surviva game. both are depend on mobiles. both the main Character are weepy😂 

both series are about a survival game that loss means death In addition both series contains violence, blood, what results of loss a dear person from sadness, anger and other psychological factors 

Last man standing class with phones. 

Both anime sets in a Survival/ Battle Royale style and one must be the winner 

Both are death games and have a bit of ecchi in it. Both of the anime's death game can have only one winner. Ousama Game also has a mystery plot. In both of the animes, the death game is held via a mobile phone.  

Group of teenagers put into a death game with the involvement of their cellphones, lots of interesting gorey scenes 

same vibe. play the game or die  

Both have the same thriller, Horror, School, mystery, where one individual is a jinx who bring the curse to his classmates, and one after the other kicks the bucket in very strange circumstances...........  

Lots of people are going to die in these shows. In another, it's kind of like final destination, with most people dying natural deaths (lightning, burning, crushed etc.). In Ousama Game, people are given tasks on their phone, and if they don't do the task within 24 hours starting at midnight, the person dies.  

Both shows involve a new transfer student who is brought into a class that is now/was always undergoing a death based situation. Ousama game is more death game based, whereas Another is more death mystery based Bonus connection in that in both shows, characters die left and right in the most ridiculous ways  

One's a phoney, and Another's a phony. If you were exposed to King's Game first, then it's clear that it was handled more poorly. Both are close to death, the thing we all seem to inevitably reach. Have an empty can ready. There is strength in numbers, but the numbers can be depleted quicker than I can text this statement. 

Personally, I didn't care too much for Ousama Game. However, these two animes are similar in horror, and the amount of gore they have. Another has more of a developed plot and mystery, while Ousama Game is more of a fetish fulfiller. I'd recommend this for those who are into gore and horror over plot. 

In both anime there is a mysterious force which is killing hardly everyone in a class, so the main characters are supposed to solve, why the force is killing them etc. 

They look the same "anime style", the 2 have Horror and Mystery etc. And the 2 animes arevery similiar, in "Another" we have one person that are the cursed, and in "Ousama Game" we have "The King", no one knows who is this 2 characters, the 2 animes have deaths and are so equally. If u like one watch the other. 

I think both of them are similar becaus they are about being survive in the life and death game 

Student transfer, mysterious game starts, classmates start dying 

Basically the same premise: a battle royale-type game and people trying to survive it with their wits. 

in both series the mc is forced to play a deadly game for his life, in both series the mc is intelligent and uses his mind to win all the fight and survive. The only difference is that in Ousama game there aren't superpower like in darwin's game 

Both series are set in a similar premise, they have an MC that is entered into a game they take as a joke in the beginning but end up regretting their responses as a pivotal moment occurs that shocks them into performing in the games. This then leads them to miraculously surviving only to be thrust into much harder challenges the games throw at them, very similar plot/storylines too. However, I feel that Darwin's game may be a bit more polished than Ouasama's game...  

Both animes feature the concept of survival and player vs player, which are focused and based on online mobile games 

both kinda sme 

Both of these anime tell the story of a terrifying horror game, where participants must finish the game in order to survive and save themselves and their friends from disaster. These anime teach us to keep fighting even in the face of impossibility. Because if we don't fight, the chances of failure are 100%, but if we keep fighting, the chances of failure are less than 100%, meaning success is no longer impossible. 

While I would consider myself a fan of the survival game, psychological, horror and mystery genres respectively, I would categorise each of these titles near to the bottom of the barrel. Both include a weak and forgettable ensemble cast - primarily due to their 'large cast' syndromes - completely devoid of any character development, realistic reactions to plot-driven events and originality in both design and personality. Each series takes itself unduly seriously, with both suffering from poor plot execution and contrived character interactions, subsequently making prevalent and rehashed plot devices feel abrupt and unnatural. On a more light-hearted note, both posses decent OPs and EDs and can provide for an entertaining watch, as long as you do not go into either series with unrealistically high expectations. read more 

These two anime are hilarious in how incompetent they are in terms of writing, direction, characters, animation etc. etc. There is literally no logic or common sense used by the characters throughout the show and they both end up being a hot mess of poor character motivations, pacing, and crappy "horror". These two are easily the best "So bad it's good" anime out there and the ultimate entertainment for just switching off your mind for 12 episodes and enjoying the ride.  

Both anime feature a large set of cast having psychological warfare with one another. Both anime are also supposed to be a psychological/suspense, but ended up being a comedy. 

Both animes are mysterious and horror and have supernatural events.Both MCs are kind hearted and wanted to help their friends.  

Have similar settings,supranatural spice,male lead have cool character,and alao have romance spice. 

Both anime have a situation where they are forced to kill each other in order to survive. The antagonists in both anime are twisted and anonymous until the very last episode. 

The sadistic scenes are interesting, the storyline is good, the rest are pretty much the same, the only thing lacking is the gore. But it's still fun 

- Like Danganronpa there is a mastermind - If you don't do what you're told you will be killed - You will figure out who the mastermind is - It is a repeative game of murder 

The cruel live or die game.  

Both life depends to game. If you die, so die, if not, so you still can survive yourself. 

- a group of people must fulfill a task or they'll get killed - main character survived the previous survival game and everyone in the new survival game suspects him to be the main antagonist and organizer of the game 

This is similar to Ousama Game The Animation because both of the main characters have to play a game for survival which shows many horrific death scenes. 

Both are very morbid and disgusting, plus there are some paranormal things going on. 

They're both missing the comedy tag, although the characters in Ousama game aren't as one-dimensional and unbelievably unrealistic as the ones in Mahou Shoujo Site. If you like darker themes, magical girls, or unintentional comedy, I recommend this anime. I think it's entertaining in similar ways, the mystery they're trying to figure out, and the characters they meet along the way.