Shirogane no Nina
Silver Nina

Edit

What would you like to edit?

SynopsisBackgroundAlternative TitlesPictureChapters/VolumesPublishing DatesRelationsTypeExternal Links  

Both stories are about a little girl and how she goes around doing whatever she does. In Shirogane no Nina there is a little more emphasis on the main male character, however both portray the same innocence of the main female lead. 

Simple slice of stories with a small cast of characters. Barakamon and Shirogane no Nina portrays this style with a realistic way. The story involves everyday life activities ranging from locations at home, school, or out in the city. There is a decent amount of comedy in the form of dialogues and character interactions. They are simple, to the point, and accurately depicts slice of life at their finest. 

both of them featuring the MC as the little eccentric little girl, with their own unique perspective of world, in the amusing way to display. 

Shirogane no Nina is quite similar to pre-timeskip Usagi Drop. Although the former is a little lighter in tone, they both have the central theme of a man raising a child that's not his own. 

The overarching themes are pretty similar Both are Iyashikei Both star adorable and non-sexualised young girls (thank god) who have complicated parental situations and can be weapons-grade adorable The other lead is a father, or father figure, who have their own major issues Both have an amazing supporting cast Both have a strong message about community Both have the same, epilogue style, ending so it doesn't just hard cut to you having to assume everyone lives happily ever after. 

MC have to take care daughter of his sister. Story about everyday life of MC and his niece. Its heartwarming story.  

If slice of life is on your checklist, then these two series may be something to keep an eye on. Hayachine! and Shirogane no Nina not only has a gentle atmosphere but crafts their story with simple slice of life ideas. The main girl from both series forges relationships with others that are charming to see with great deal of realism. The every day events that are depicted can also be easily relatable. Highly recommended for fans who are interested in reading a simple slice of life. 

There's a very charming innocence when it comes to the way Non Non Biyori and Shirogane no Nina are presented. Both series has a relatively small group of characters. However, the main female characters have great curiosity revolving almost everything around them. There may be no overly complex story plots but the countryside feeling that both series offer is undeniably breathtaking.  

At first glance, both series seems to share different premises with a different setting. Yet both series adapts well with their slice of life tones. The main characters in both series forms prominent relationships with others that become a focus to witness. There is a gentle atmosphere in both series as well that define innocence and tranquility. Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou has more elements of sci-if while Shirogane no Nina is crafted by realism. However, both series still convey their slice of life tones in a profound way that is appreciated. Recommended for fans of slice of life. 

Love So Life and Shirogane no Nina has a pure innocence tone to their way of storytelling. The main characters has a realistic and charming chemistry as well. Both series follows a very casual way of presenting every day life. They also deal with parenting and how to teach the younger generation of what's good and bad is in life. Love So Life is more noticeable also with its developing story that also include romance. 

Shirogane no Nina and Gakuen Babysitters focuses on a slice of life story with a sharp degree of realism. The main protagonist shares a close father-like relationship with the kids and acts as their guardian. There is a strong bond that forms between the main characters as we see their daily adventures. Each chapter opens up a new development in their life that portrays slice of life with an elegant charm. 

Despite following different premises, both Himouto! Umaru-chan and Shirogane no Nina crafts slice of life with a whole load of charm. Both series' main female protagonist has a curious personality and is often mischievous with their everyday life actions. The interactions they have with other characters brings out both series' comedy at their best. Recommended for fans of slice of life and comedy.