Fushigiboshi no☆Futagohime

they both have: *magic that help them transform (but lilpri becomes older) *have a cool and mysterious prince *they are both saving the magic world 

Although the two are in different settings where My Melody is in modern day Japan and Fushigiboshi is on a made-up location being on a star, they share a similar aspect of fantasy components and magic throughout. There is good vs. bad at play between the two where the encounters they make through friendship are prevalent to their stories. Innocent romance between kids is also quite the factor between both shows too that play a bit on the plot but do not serve as the main purpose to the whole show in both. 

Since Fine likes sweets, she kind of reminded me of Ichigo in Yumeiro Patissiere. They are both cute animes that everyone likes. 

Both have two girls who are best friends that have a mission in which they use powers to do things. In both there is a little romance, some comedy, and magic. Also, they both have the perfect character in the story turn to the dark side in the later episodes.  

These 2 titles take place in fantasy worlds, and have child main characters who go on a rampage when confronted with unfamiliar feelings like envy and jealousy. But their characters are rather different. Prince Bright in the "Twin Princesses" starts as a nice guy, but when given powers, the dark feelings in him gain the upper hand, and make him a villain. He acts calm and calculating when he does the bad thing. Hyuu in "Popolocrois Story" is not so nice to begin with, and she already has powers, but gets catapulted into another world and situations she is not accustomed to. When she follows her feelings that dwell up in her, she acts rather erratic. I would recommend these titles as studies of child characters in fantasy worlds who deal with the evil inside them. read more 

- Show with similar setting (the comedy part) - Both of their main character is princess in training While Di Gi Charat is full comedy, Fushigiboshi no☆Futagohime is a bit serious. 

These 2 titles have some similarities. A magic world is on the verge of losing its source of life. The heroine(s) travel the magic world in order to prevent the catastrophe. The magic worlds consists of various habitats with different characteristics. Also, the main antagonist is similar in looks and lineage... If you look at the points mentioned above more closely, you also see differences. In Birthday Wonderland, the areas look fantastic. However, they are not really expanded upon and remain no more than ornamental backgrounds. The villain's background is only briefly explained at the end. During the movie, he mostly takes part in petty thievery and vandalism. A pitiful sight. Fushigiboshi no Futagohime actually expands on the realms of its magic world. You get to know what their characteristics are, and which role the realms and its denizens perform. Also, the main villain is much more developed. His slow fall from the bright (haha) side, driven by very human feelings, were fascinating to watch for me, as were his machinations and manipulations... If you want pretty pictures, go for Birthday Wonderland. For story, world building and (villain) characterization, go for Fushigiboshi no Futagohime.  read more 

Both have a magical girl. Both have a princess. Both have a mission to finish. And BOTH HAVE MEN~ 

both are magical girl series. both girls are a bit dense and clueless but lovable with a guy saving the day 

Cute characters. Fun storyline. Tons of magical twists and takes place in it's own magical world!  

If you enjoy kiddy magical girls filled with sparkles and never-ending kawaii powers, you'll find a lot of similarities in these two animes: - You have Magical Girls that are Princesses. - A mysterious Prince. - Talking magical animals. - Saving the world with the power of Kindness and love. The art is extremely colorful and both feature a magical kingdom. 

GW also features swirly leg traveling and a game of kick the can. Similiar angelic splendiferousness as well. hoho 

Both are maigcal girl anime with kids as main characters. In Ojamajo Doremi they try to become witches and in Fushigiboshi they try to become good princesses.  

Both are magical girl animes.  

These where my 2 first animes that proves how mutch similair they are and how mutch you can enjoy bote, bote have are Mahou Shoujo so girls that transfor and get magical powers and bote are with 2 girls as leadcharacter, bote are very cute and really bote are a great recommendation for every Mahou Shoujo lover