D.C.: Da Capo


D.C.~Da Capo~

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Japanese: D.C.~ダ・カーポ~
English: D.C.~Da Capo~
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Type: TV
Episodes: 26
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 5, 2003 to Dec 27, 2003
Premiered: Summer 2003
Broadcast: Saturdays at Unknown
Producers: Lantis, King Records
Licensors: None found, add some
Studios: feel., Zexcs
Source: Visual novel
Genres: DramaDrama, RomanceRomance
Theme: HaremHarem
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.711 (scored by 3123131,231 users)
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Ranked: #57702
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Popularity: #2554
Members: 77,428
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As in Shuffle!, there is a wide variation of characters. The story is based on magic, similar to Shuffle!'s main plot. There is also quite a resemblance between character personalities. I also recommend Da Capo: Second Season. 
report Recommended by Bondius
Both animes focus on an illegitimate brother and sister relationship (although in both cases they're not blood related) involving the male protagonist. And while this love in coming into fruition, other girls are also typically interested in this male protagonist. In addition, magic plays a vital role in either helping this relationship develop or hindering it in both animes. One thing to note is that Da Capo has more harem (i.e. more girls interested in the main character) relative to Gift. 
report Recommended by zanmato666
When I watched this I had strong feeling of Dejavu. Both the main heroes' name are Ju nichi as well. The animation quality was nicely done for both as well. Although some different in character design the characters from Akane-Iro give an oddly familiar feeling to that of Da Capo's cast as well, especially Minato (*cough* Nemu *cough*).  
report Recommended by KY791
Again harem/romance type. similar character designs and behavior. You got to like it when you liked the other one 
report Recommended by Guybrush
The story of the both almost the same . Love and Romance during their high school life . Story is very touching and lively as we continue to watch it . Compare to real life, we need to work hard just to obtain the thing we want >.< 
report Recommended by melficelair
It is a story of love and hidden desires all set in school life. It has a similar setting as Kanon where a male protagonist surrounded by a group of girls and each girl has her own story to tell. 
report Recommended by Aniangel
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
Both are based off of visual novel and both have incest. While Da Capo is funny, Yosuga no Sora lacks itself on the comedy side. But Yosuga no Sora has nudity and more perverted stuff. And last but not least: Both have Harem! 
report Recommended by Zanga
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
They are both romance drama type anime, expect this Da Capo is a harem. However they both contain some supernatural phenomenon. 
report Recommended by ray357
Incest romance with drama that can make you cry for some random reason 
report Recommended by Ano17
Hmm, I can't think anime as similar as this other than Oreimo Both anime have a brother-sister relationship story turned into a romantic story. Many people opposed to that idea. But at least Da Capo is better than Oreimo. 
report Recommended by AdityaRizkiS
They seriously remind me of each other!! If you like one, you’re bound to love the other! To explain why, both very dramatic, visual novel-based series with an intense genre switch from slice of life school-comedy to full-blown angst(in KimiNozo they’re older and become adults with the genre shift). Every bit of hope or joy feels as if it’s been sucked out of it and, personally, I found myself begging for SOMEONE useful to notice and help these poor characters. Psychologists don’t exist in anime I guess, even when both of the series heavily involve hospitals and sick characters :/ In more than one  read more 
report Recommended by Mei-kannarin
Both series features a lighthearted setting in the form of high school where most of the main characters resides. Both series features a type of arc format where each character gets their own spotlight. From those arcs are drama, comedy, romance, and some emotions. Both series contains supernatural elements. Both series' main male protagonist also has similar personalities but are also kind to his friends willing to help them whenever needed. 
report Recommended by Stark700
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
Harem and Comedy themed as well.. Both female protagonist got their parents killed by car accidents... Seriously Japan? Stop killing little girls' parents with car accidents!! Or why not come up with something else? Suicide death by train is more common. Go with that. Last I checked, the rate of car accidents there is less compared to many other countries...  
report Recommended by DangoSadge
Two peaceful and cute harem animes. If you liked Da Capo, I'm sure you will like To Heart 2. 
report Recommended by biakudryavka
Both dealing with an incest theme (Da Capo to a lesser extent). They're both cute, and serious at times (Although Koi Kaze is almost always very serious). It's hard to explain, but I highly recommend Da Capo to anyone who liked Koi Kaze. As for Da Capo fans, Koi Kaze is [i]true[/i] incest (you know what I mean if you watched Da Capo), but if you think you can handle Koi Kaze, definetly give it a shot.  
report Recommended by Revontulet09
Da Capo and Happiness are somewhat similar because of the characters. However, in Happiness, there's no harem or what, just magic, and the drama isn't that deep. Also, in Happiness and Da Capo, you can see the friendsdhip of the characters there, so it's really similar... 
report Recommended by rainbow_heart
Both are cute, school-life romance anime that will keep you wanting more. 
report Recommended by jimbo1023
The result of Sola Project is a team up between Da Capo and Canvas 2, since I watched them both I recommend them 
report Recommended by Shuugo
Both have sister and brother falling in love and struggling through hard times caused by friends and family. 
report Recommended by slavaco88
While Da Capo and Kashimashi's stories are a little different, they do retain similarities. Both are school life anime, and both are about relationships - there is a love triangle in both series. The main character in Da Capo, however, is male. While in Kashimashi the main character is a girl, who used to be a boy - but in both series it's the girl's who are pursuing someone. Romance aside, there are also many comedic and dramatic moments to be had in both series. Also, Yui Horie and Yukari Tamura each voice one of the main characters in both Da Capo and Kashimashi. Which  read more 
report Recommended by Touka
-Both animes focuses very deeply into the story that involves love triangles and one-sided love as well as problems surrounding it. -School Life/Drama 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier
Da Capo contains many girl characters that love the main male character in the way Feena loved Tatsuya in Yoake Mae. Da capo will seem shallow at first, but it actually gets pretty emotional near the end. If you like Feena, Da capo will feel like having many different Feena in one show, I guess.  
report Recommended by javalu882005
Both series contain sister and brother relationship. But Da Capo don't focus only on that, but have also other plot's. Kissxsis is more focuses on the psychical & ecchi part of this relationship, while Da Capo on the psychological & romantic part. 
report Recommended by Namu12
-Both animes's setting/story goes by an omnibus format, and have small arcs for each heroine that doesn't diverge from the central plot of the story (with the setting intact) 
report Recommended by MagicFlier