Fractale

Stories set in a possible future that deal with the gradually revealed Orwellian control exercized over the people by government institutions and involve advanced technology for everyday use. 

Both are about a world that is ideal in some way, and both of these ideal worlds have a dark secret behind. In no.6 a chosen ignorant group of people can live in bliss, and everyone who dares to have a different opinion are eliminated, reminds me of communism a bit. In Fractale everyone lives in a so called free world and receive a brainwashing frequently, so that no one would have doubts or questions. I think no.6 is deeper, darker and I personally liked it more. Fractale is a lot more light and childish, but enjoyable nevertheless.  

Both anime present a technologically advanced, seemingly utopical world, with a lot more going on behind the curtain. The main characters are teens who accidentally find out about these secrets and oppose the authorities. 

Both are noitaminA shows with a "social sci-fi" feel, with some similar themes. The difference is that No. 6 is a more blatant dystopia from the beginning while Fractale makes a point of showing both the good and the bad of the society it depicts. Also No. 6 has more yaoi. 

The plot revolves around some kind of ideal city and the main character founds out about it's secrets. 

The story focus on characters fighting against a utopian city that once they thought it was a safe and normal place. Both main characters slowly discover the secrets of the city they live in and stop being ignorant after finding someone who teach more about the world to them.  

If you've seen Fractale you will agree that they give off a really similar feeling, and are surrounded by technology, and don't need to worry about safety because they are protected by the system. Even the art style is somewhat similar. Later on when the story progresses, it reveals the flaws in the cities "perfect" system. These series even have the same number of episodes. 

Both series are rife with inconsistancies and plotholes which are never fully explained. they start out great presenting this idea of a utopian world, but soon shows that all is not as it seems. the worlds and styles are very similar, but could have benefited from a longer run time and more character development 

Both Series are based on some really high tech that allows most people live the way they wanted, both series has amazing plot and character design if you like the one you'll like the other 

Both are set in dystopian world's that seem perfect to the happy inhabitants but harsh truth is revealed once an outsider to the world shows the MCs the truth.  

Both anime are set in post-apocalyptic futures where humanity has fallen under control of a draconian system that watches and dictates their every move. Clain and Shion are both highly intelligent boys who start off living in blissful ignorance but have their worldviews turned upside down when they encounter a mysterious individual (Phryne/Rat) whom they ultimately fall in love with. However, the main characters are quite different in personality- Clain is colder and more pessimistic than Shion while Phryne is a lot warmer and more playful than Rat. I prefer "Fractale", mostly because it doesn't try to ram so much into only 11 episodes. I also think the romance in "Fractale" is done better than in "No.6" (and no, I do not have anything against gays). read more 

The main protagonist joining the 'terrorists' and later finding out that they are actually the good guys etc etc and many more similar things. Both shows just give the same feeling, you'll know when you whatch ;D 

Both TV shows main character relationships progress is similar and some parts of the show was of the same kind. 

The protagonist of both these shows is a young boy. They're introduced to a rebel group, a group seeking to oppose the government/system controlling them. There is also a similar art style as well as setting with the plains being the large surrounding setting. 

Rebels and Terrorists are a main point in both of these anime's. Both have rebellious youth males and females. 

Fractale has a striking similarity to Eureka Seven in many ways. The first big thing I noted, was the world in which both anime took place, had a similar, peaceful, post apocalyptic feel to them. Although in E7, the world seems to be more vibrant and technology driven, as there is no mecha in this anime. The people of the world of Fractale are nomads, which is the main difference. Another big resemblance is the plot. It runs around the same lines, although much shorter, it still feels very similar. Finally, the romance between the two main characters, while it was way stronger between Renton and Eureka, is still there, and in the end, is heart warming. Do not watch this if you are looking for something as good as E7, as there isn't really anything out there that is as good. Do watch this if you enjoyed E7, and want something that isn't as serious, or just want something that will help you "get over" E7 in a short amount of time. read more 

Idk dude.. The vibes, characters, stupid plot. All pretty similar. If you like one you'll like the other. They're both as good as each other, I enjoyed them both despite them being stupidly flawed. The strength in both shows are the characters and their development throughout the series. Essentially... if you enjoy Eureka seven despite it's flaws then you'll enjoy this too. Ignore the hate Fractle gets. Despite what people say, it's pretty much on par with Eureka seven in every regard. Just a shame it stopped at 11 episodes. 

Both anime have a futuristic setting and are about a war between two different sides. Last exile has one side that hasn't even enough drinking water and the other side living in extreme luxury, making the setting kind of dark. In Fractale one side lives leisurely completely depending on technology to work and are brainwashed to be ok with it, and the other side lives by self-supporting. The self-supporting side strongly disagrees with the system and tries to destroy it. As you can see there isn't really a proper reason for this terrorism, so the story ends up not as deep, still both animes are well made and interesting enough to watch. (But anyways, I think that Last exile > Fractale)  read more 

A steampunk mix of technologies, airships, determined youngsters getting involved with the crew of an paramilitary airship, a charismatic airship captain. Although similar, they are not "alike." Still, if you enjoy one, you are likely to enjoy the other. 

Both characters stumble into an adventure which leads into a plots which include conspiracies about their current ways of living. Both have a similar feel, if the above description proves inadequate.  

Airship adventure with similar art style and both protagonists are similar. 

Both Fractale and Shangri-La have future settings. Shangri-La is set in a post apocalyptic world with carbon base technology where as Fractale has more of a future technology. The worlds that they live in both have dark secrets. Also in shangri-La everyone/thing is controlled by Shangri-La the "paradse" where as Fractal everyone is controlled by the fractal system and in both anime there is rebellions against fighting the system. so if you like either Fractale or Shangri-La you will like the other !! ... i hope this helps and makes sense :)  

A similar power struggle is held by those who run the so-called 'utopia' and those who are left to fend for themselves The main character is a plucky, odd teen who wants to understand the world before condemning it There is a large control by an entity that is seen as good to everyone except those directly under their influence The supporting characters are much the same Apocalyptic settings (Though Shangri-la is traditional destruction, while Fractale is more destruction of ideas and thought) Both deal with a large ending that is somewhat ambiguous  

Similar mystic girls, huge flying ships, also a promise of religious salvation to the human race. 

This is my first time write something like this so excuse my english. Fractale remind me of Bounen no xamdou in alot of way, both have rich world building and exciting adventure on an airship, this is my personal opinion but i think the ending of both are pretty satisfied and similar. 

The plots and the worlds of both series are similar - while Laputa is not as tecnologically advanced and doesn't focus on the whole system's collapse, both have a mysterious girl changing the life of a lonely boy. There are also other similar elements, like airships and a little bit of magic mixed in. And while both series have a similar kind of innocent feel to them, neither is afraid to discuss more adult concepts from time to time (death, destruction, and in the case of Fractale, abuse as well). 

Girl from the sky, lonely boy and the great adventure. 

Both are dystopian sci-fi anime set in societies that seem peaceful on the surface, but in truth are glorified cages where people have their every move monitored by a sinister government, though "Fractale" has a happier tone overall. Several characters in both shows can also be compared to each other: Vincent=Clain Re-l=Phryne Pino=Nessa Raul=Dias There are a couple others, but that would be a spoiler. Interestingly, both shows trick you into believing one character's the protagonist when it's actually another- "Ergo Proxy" makes you think Re-l's the main character when it's actually Vincent and "Fractale" makes you think Clain's the main character when it's actually Phryne. I prefer "Ergo Proxy", as it has much better visuals and more character development. read more 

Both are mature anime series with a ghibli-like world, both deal with adventure and politics, and have one lively female around the main character, another similarity is that there's a group of religious fanatic people trying to mess with MC and his friends. Both series has a lot of potential but kinda miss the expectations.  

I found the feel of these two series to be very similar. Both series feature a world that is at first glance idyllic and peaceful, but is over time revealed to be deeply scarred beneath the surface. Both Fractale and Sora no Woto also feature optimistic protagonists, similar art styles and unique European-style settings, as well a general lighthearted feel despite the dark themes also apparent in the show. 

Both set in the distant future. Both are Fantasy/Sci Fi shows. Both are done by A1 Pictures. Shinsekai Yori is more serious though. 

* Boy meets Grill type of story... * Grill can't live without that boy (annoying lil' fucks) * World leaders needs these grills as tools... * Pretty dumb MC male has no balls, but still manages to save the grill numerous times.... * Average art + lighthearted story + boring characters = crapfest in Japan... * forgetable character names, bgm's and kids story...if you like these type of shows...probably you'll like one or another....  

very similar art style and feeling they also both contain a magic element and an innocent kind of love story 

The difference with the Psycho Pass is Fractale is a light anime that has a fresh feel that is Fractale. Fractale is a utopian system that in its manifestation replaces the role of man himself. A person who has joined Fractale will receive an ideal service where all has been provided, even humans no longer need to communicate directly because the human role has been replaced by their respective doppel. Once upon a time there was a festival where among the participants there was not a single human being, who attended only their replacement doppel. Humans at the time of Fractale were so spoiled that they lost the instinct of their lives, human tasks at that time might just sleep and eat. In essence in that world there is never a conflict, utopia really materialized. But simultaneously human existence has disappeared, humans in those days were completely useless. An unremarkable main character will reveal the real ugliness of the fractale system. From this it becomes clear that Fractale is a system that imprisons human freedom unconsciously in order to realize idealism, utopia. If we look from other perceptions we will be aware of the fact that utopia is only the cover of the creation of dystopia (destruction). read more 

* Same color grading * A eerie world and characters will discover it * Cute characters and meany relationships 

The storys are alike cause a group of people changing/ destroying seemingly perfect world and they both suffer loss and pain. Both also have twists and turns. 

The same very slow paced movement through the story. Romance everywhere. AND THEN ITS SADNESS TIME.