Hetalia Axis Powers

Although their plots are very different, both offer the same type of humor. The characters fall under certain stereotypes, as well. In Hetalia, the characters are stereotypes of the countries they represent. In Ouran, the characters fall under stereotypes of different types of men that would appeal to girls. And of course, both contain plenty of bishonen, but do appeal to all demographics.  

Both are "edutainment" anime that use humor to educate its audience on real concepts. Hetalia focuses on history while Hataraku Saibou discusses biology. Though Hetalia has an overarching WWII storyline and repeating gags, like Hataraku Saibou, Hetalia can be picked up at any episode due to its episodic formula. 

Both Hetalia and Azumanga Daioh have this sort of short episodic nature about them with each episode being cut into smaller episodes. It is a lot of fun but there are times where you will scratch your head as some of the jokes did not translate well to English if you are watching the dub. Still, sub or dub, both of these anime are pretty good. 

short episodes, comedy the protagonist is not very intelligent and both are very imaginative chi doesn´t have ending, hetalia doesn´t have opening 

same concept except the people are guns instead and they are all girls 

Hetalia and Danshi are both very very comical. Hetalia is historical and a whole parody of countries, while instead Danshi is slice of life and a strong parody of "normal" high schoolers They are both short series (Hetalia has around 50 episodes of ONAs who don't last more than 5 mins, and Danshi is a short tv-serie who counts barely 12 eps of 20 mins each) so you don't need to spend a lot of time to complete either of them. If you are searching for a smile or you simply like to laugh then both series are very highly recommended ;3 

Its similar that both are comedy and very funny. Main chacters are same i think, both them are funny and very cute. i just love konata and italy!!!! i treally hop you like those animes!!!!! 

Both: Ridiculous grown men, history jokes and world leaders, short episodes, and 'war games'. 

• similar chibi moments all the time • both are comedy • Similar drawing and shading style too. 

Both have "Italians" & are hilarious. 

Educational: You can learn facts and information in an easy and enjoyable way. 

Even though Miracle Train has just been aired, it kinda reminded me of Hetalia.. and here's why: In Hetalia there's bunch of guys presenting countries and in Miracle Train, bunch of guys are presenting train stations. I think that's the only common thing between those anime's. And they're both really enjoyable. ^^ 

The similarity between the two series lies in the humor which is the same kind of wackiness. More specifically, both series tackle a particular brand of humor which is easy to implement but difficult to get right. Many other series have tried to replicate the humor found in Trigan only to fail, but Hetaila is quite sucessful. 

History and cute girls vs. history and cute boys. The history references and the big variety of characters makes Girls und Panzer smiliar to Hetalia. They are both light-hearted animes as well. 

Both are very funny and cute. 

In both series, a trio of incredibly distinct people work together in order to solve a global, catastrophic problem that they themselves created, namely World War 2 for Hetalia and the convergent world lines for Steins;Gate. To solve this problem, they must defeat forces much greater than themselves--the Axis Powers must destroy the Allies and Okabe's crew must trick time itself. The characters are also similar--Italy and Okabe are both the hapless yet enthusiastic leads, often just needing a little push from the ones around them to get the job done and delivering some much needed humor; Germany and Kurisu are the serious ones that are often placed alongside the comic relief so their personalities can bounce off of the others; and finally, Japan and Mayuri are the passive bystanders who only come into the narrative and affect it when they really need to. The side characters are also treated similarly. Both the countries outside of the Axis powers as well as everyone outside of Okabe's laboratory crew are given proper motivations, goals, and ideals to lend them a sense of depth. Some episodes are entirely focused on these side characters as well as how they deal with their problems, along with a side dish of backstory. These side characters will also frequently appear throughout the story, even when they don't necessarily contribute anything to the scene at hand. The style of comedy in both series is also very similar, relying on the ensemble nature of the cast to have their personalities bounce off of each other very naturally, however, unlike Steins;Gate, Hetalia's humor has a long line of history to draw from, which means it doesn't need to establish backstory. It's also worth noting that the story beats in Hetalia's narrative, unlike Steins;Gate, are predictable because they draw from real-world events, meaning that the plot is obviously going to be a lot less thriller-y. Final thing: both series feature multiple TV, Movie, and OVA releases that are chronologically messy, with interquels, sequels, prequels, and spin-offs galore. This is a lot more evident with Hetalia though, where historical events are essentially distributed at random. read more 

These two. I wasn't expecting to laugh as hard as I did. Both of these are super humorous. I just laughed almost every single second of them. 

Both make me laugh, have cute and well-developed characters, and are awesome. 

In Hetalia Axis Powers, we have characters that represent countries, while in Mahou Shoujo Taisen, we have magical girls who represent prefectures and towns of Japan. If that's not similar, then I have no idea what is. Both "parody" anime, in a way. Both won't take you more than two hours to watch. 

If you're looking for great comedy that will leave you rolling on the floor laughing, then either Cuticle Detective Inaba or Hetalia Axis Powers just might be for you. Though the plots may be essentially different (one is about countries personified while the other is about a part wolf detective), both series offer funny and eccentric characters, LOL- worthy gags, a bunch of fanservice here and there, and just pure awesomeness in general. Assuredly, either one of the two will leave you smiling after each episode :D 

Both shows do not take them themselves Seriously and thats what I like about them both. One is about war and other world problems and one is about food and how it can fight BUt either way you look at it They're both Funny Really Funny. 

These two anime has education. Kaitou Joker learn about science and country. Hetalia learn about historic. 

Both are short 5 minute episodes and adress political problems. 

Both are fun, light-hearted comedies that focus on certain cultures. "Hetalia Axis Powers" deals more with countries and the stereotypes that surround them, while "Boku no Imouto wa" focuses more on Osaka and the mannerisms of the people there. They're also both only a few minutes long.  

- Episodes come in short clips (3-5 minutes) - Military humor - Harem feels (Military! with girls, Hetalia with boys) - Chibi cute characters in absurd situations - Randomness in all its known forms 

Cute girls doing cute things vs. cute boys doing not-so-cute things. Both animes relies heavily on comedy and the complex web of relationships between the main casts. In Hetalia there's much more information about the history of the countries' relationships for centuries, Yuru Yuri focuses more in the daily lifes of the all-female cast. Other thing that Yuru Yuri shares with Hetalia is the homosexual tendencies of the characters, the former is much more pronounced in the yuri aspect, while the latter tends to be implict on the yaoi. 

Both have hilarious dubs (which I would watch before subs, a rare case) and a packed to the brim with 4th wall breaking humour and zany antics. 

Both are humorous shorts where the characters are anthro and represent different stereotypes. 

Both are short comedy stories based from Yonkoma Manga The protagonists are both nice and clumsy characters and are a bit similar too each other. 

Personification of ships? Hetalia is about personifications of nations 

on first glance, they aren't really similar BUT - both have characters named after objects (in gochiusa drinks & hetalia countries) - comedy revolves around the characters and their respective stereotypes - silly main character with kuudere secondary mc - both workplace comedy without really having much to do with their workplaces 

The movie to Hetalia Axis Powers. Fun, witty, and hilarious. Only downside is that the entire movie contains many "wtf" moments that can lead to confusion. Other than that, this is definitely something worth watching!  

Both anime have strong sense of cuteness throughout the series. You can see as the characters gets closer and closer to each other as the time goes by. You WILL eventually start loving both of the protagonists. The only difference is that in Seitokaichou ni Cuukoku is shown the sexual side of the relationship between characters. Perfect anime for the ones who wants something cute and to "aw" at. 

Both feature funny short skits of similar humour 

The main cast in both anime is mostly male and both have short-story 5-minute-episodes with very unique and individual characters. They're both fun shows to enjoy. 

Both are episodic / short comedy stories/parody with the main cast being mainly male Also, both have very recognizable Soundtrack 

For anyone who enjoys seeing many different nationalities represented in an anime, this show is a must! Even though neither of these has a Japanese character as a protagonist, both shows focus a lot on how Japan views the rest of the world and vice versa. Both shows also deal with global politics more or less realistically, and both are also filled with handsomely drawn male characters that'll keep any yaoi-shipper busy. 

-Both are made up of skits -Both have characters that you get to know better with each episode -Both are comedy 

Both Anime have personification/representation with human qualitites. Shirokuma has animals with human qualities while Hetalia has countries that represent them 

both are ONA's,are funny,and short 

Nonsensical, funny, and totally random.  

Both are short but funny. 

Both are short but funny. 

both short funny series that will make you lol xD 

Both have short episodes and are hilariously funny. 

Hetalia and Kaitou Reinya are pretty much twins besides the plot (if there is one for either of them). Hetalia is a 5 minute long anime and Kaitou Reinya is a 3 minute long anime. Both hilarious, fast paced, and random with a unique drawing/animation style. You can't really say no to either. 

Both anime are about human personifications (In hetalia its Coutries as humans, in DD its Animals as Humans.) In Both cases All characters are seriously flawed, and the story focuses on their day to day failures in a cute wayxD Both are comedy, are 5 minutes per episode, and make absolutely no sense in an awesome way =D 

Hetalia is a 5-minute ONA and Nodame is longer than that but I felt that the atmosphere and some of the randomness were quite similar. The drawings kind of reminded me of each other as well. Plus, "South Italy" (Feliciano) really reminds me of Nodame and vice versa.  

Both are of these hilarious comedies have short episodes and know no shame. 

Both are short animation (5 min) Gag manga Biyori is hard to understand and the joke is very japanese oriented. But if you familiar with comedy anime you should have no problem watching it. Hetalia is a historical anime, knowledge about world history required to understand most of it jokes. But if you never read the original four panels manga, you may still have some trouble understanding it. Gag manga is more audience-friendly. SUM : Gag Manga require some knowledge about japanese language and culture to fully appreciate the jokes. While Hetalia require an A++ in your high school world history class, and strong sense of anime interpreting. 

Cute, funny and short ^_^ 

both have lots of bishounens and both deal with t he personification of certain hings:Hetalia with countries and Starry☆Sky with the astrological signs  

It may be a stretch to compare these two titles, since Hetalia is so silly and nonsensical while Fate/Zero is so dark and intense; however, both of them are anime that give history lessons while simultaneously entertaining the viewer. While Hetalia involves countries and their history, Fate/Zero (along with its alternative versions) involves various historical figures. 

Similar comedy. Hasabe looks like Italy. Their senpai Ichimiya looks like Spain. One series is full length episode while the other is only five minutes long 

Both have 5 minute episodes, and both are comedy. They might not seem to similar other than that, but they both have the same feel. You know, that, "WTF am I watching!?" feel. 

Both Gakkatsu and Hetalia are comedy anime that last 5 minutes per episode. While Gakkatsu contains more slice-of-life elements, they share a style of humor. 

Well, it's kinda easy. -They both have a cast mostly comprised by males. -They both have bishōnens and bishōjos -They both have ships who aren't technically canon but still... -They both are very popular amongst shippers -They both are very colourful You get the point. Free! has a bit more drama and it's mainly about sports while Hetalia it's more of a 'history' anime and it's 90% (weird) comedy. They both are lovely, really. 

The character design and animation reminds me so much of Hetalia series. Similar personality too.  

Both shows contain personifications that are mostly all guys. In Hetalia, they represent the countries themselves, while in Senjuushi, they are guns used in historic wars and by historic people. This makes the Senjuushi characters feel similar to those in Hetalia as the Senjuushi characters partially represent countries themselves, and both rely on some similar stereotypes in their characterization. These shows use these characters and historic events to tell their own stories. 

It has a lot of humor and style. though one piece (ワンピース）is sometimes more serious so if you like Hetalia （ヘタリア）You wil definetly like One piece and the other way around. C:  

Both are hilariously funny, and both also have a lot of in-jokes and tongue-in-cheek cultural references :) 

Bright, mostly nonsensical comedies about cute guys doing silly things.  

Not very similar I suppose, but Both are very short episodes filled with witty humor.  

Both of these shows are comedies that contrast and poke out differences in different cultures. Kiniro Mosaic only does this for England and Japan while Hetalia does it for all countries though.