Appare-Ranman!

For the first episode, I get this vibe from the MC Appare the same brain power we have with Senku from Dr. Stone but with Machines. He's a very skillfull and smart person when it comes to machines. Creating his own machine from scratch. If you love the character of Senku from Dr. Stone or the anime itself, you might wanna try this one too and it's very good 

The same character relation ship between super genius guy to average Joe dumb guy who serves as the super genius's side kick and all the adventures that they will experience.  

Appare-Ranman! and Great Pretender are anime series with an ensemble cast of colourful characters. Almost everyone has a troubled past that is uncovered and addressed in small personal character arcs through the series. Of course, the character personalities and stories in both series are completely different. However, Great Pretender is more than just a heist anime and Appare-Ranman! is more than just a racing anime. The aspects that makes these series enjoyable are the same.  

Both shows are about racing and have an eccentric cast of characters. The exhilarating suspense and tension that come with a fierce sports competition are conveyed spectacularly well. The character designs capture the personality and uniqueness of the characters perfectly. The animation in these shows is sublime and most of all bursting with color. Redline is more mature and intense. Love plays a big role in it too. Whereas, Appare-Ranman is more bubbly but also has more emotional moments. If you are seeking an adrenaline rush with a great story and immersive world-building, then these shows will certainly satisfy your needs. 

They both follow protagonist who are experts in steam engines and stem stuff . suggest you check out this good underrated movie . Fun fact this was the most expensive anime to make costing $20 million . For a 2004 for anime movie it is above average animation . 

A guy, a vehicle, a journey. So similar yet so different. What I find interesting is that the shows represent not so different protagonist, they are both pretty distant initially and they don't let the environment around influence them too much. For some reason tho, even if they react very differently to things that happen during their journey, when I think about what I remember about those series, I get a similar feeling. I think this is due to the fact that they act very differently, their story is different and the feeling they and the emotions they experience are different. But as I viewer I was not them. I surely got attach to them, but I was watching their story and I got to experience their journey in a different way they did. I saw, in both cases, interesting places, colourful designs, interesting characters and cultures.  read more 

Both feature redheads who are mechanics. Both shows can also be described as "Campy" 

Appare-Ranman! and Wellber no Monogatari: Sisters of Wellber Zwei both explore themes of revenge with supporting character Hototo (Appare) and main character Tina (Wellber), with an almost identical setup for their motivation: their parents were killed in front of them when they were younger by an unidentified man with the only clue as to his identity being a tattoo of an animal, so they set off in search of him to get revenge. If you enjoy stories with themes about revenge either would be worth watching. 

They both have very similar vibes and story structure like from point a to b with some fun little detours and delimas and they left me with the same feeling after watching them It felt complete but I still wanted more 

There is a quite intelligent person with great talent. They work in their hometown, but due to circumstance they are threatened and they decide to leave rather than quit doing what they love. They arrive in a nice place where they found people who are initially a bit sceptical but then soon became friends. Also, it seems this may be the place where they really feel at home, perhaps? 

While these two series might seem quite different, in my opinion, they have a very simillar vibe to them. Not really sure what it was, but something about "Appare-Ranman!" reminded me of "Code: Realize". Therefore as an enjoyer of both, I suggest watching "Appare-Runman!" if you enjoyed "Code: Realize". 

Despite their different genres and times periods (real life and in-universe), Appare-Ranman and Kaze no Na wa Amnesia are both stories of trans-American road-trips from LA to NYC filled with danger. Characters get to know each other better as they drive closer and closer to their destination, New York City. 

Both shows are set in the early 1900s in America, for the most part, and feature a wide cast of characters from different backgrounds. In Appare, they come from different counties, while in Baccano, they are all mostly American but from different walks of life. The cast of characters in both shows can be very silly at times and make watching the shows fun. The comedy is similar. 

Similarities: - left alone in a new world, both try to find ways to reach their goals. - seemingly different characters band together to help the MC. - bright popping visuals Differences: - perspectives of the MC are quite different, one tries to reach home whereas Fena tries to find the meaning to her dad's parting message. - Appare is set in a racing world whereas Fena is a pirate story. - Fena is a goofball, Appare is deadpan 

Appare-Ranman! and Megalo Box is centered on a ragtag team of outcasts entering a competition. Willing to bet it all on victory! Earning the respect and friendship of their rivals. Finding something more important along the way. You can't go wrong with Appare-Ranman! and Megalo Box even if it follows a familiar formula.  

On one hand, we have a pretty red-haired girl, a princess who seems pretty happy about her life as it is. Yeah, not even her can have everything that she wants, but she still hopes she will eventually succeed and marry the guy she loves. On the other, we have a guy, also red-haired, if that matters. He has a great passion but can't really be who he is with his family, so his life does not seem as satisfying. For very different reasons, they both go on a journey, which will allow them to know a lot of friendly and not so friendly people. As you follow their ups and downs, you will see that what really matters it's not really the goal the protagonist initially set for themself. For both of them I think the real gain they get from their journey is, other than the friends they make along the way, what, by knowing more people and culture, places, they are able to become. In the beginning, their story felt so different, but in reality, their situation was more similar than it appeared, they both lived in a pretty closed environment, and in the end, their story is a coming-of-age tale. read more 

A boy with an amazing talent goes to a place where he can compete and show everyone how great he is. Initially underestimated because neither rich nor famous, quickly show off his skills and became friend with secondary characters, who are surprisingly friendly and supportive.