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If you liked Clannad: After Story add

...then you might like Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae wo Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai. add

Clannad Afterstory is the sequel (second season) of Clannad. What makes it similar to Ano Hana is that they both utilize drama and emotions to their fullest potential. These are tales of love and family, friendship and loss, that will take you on a roller coaster of emotions as you walk with the characters from the first episode to the last. Both shows utilize their soundtracks and music super well to support particular scenes appropriately and to convey a message. There are also minor touches of the supernatural used to support the story, yet make the shows unique in their own ways. These are both shows that I wish I can re-watch from scratch without any memory of it! Because the journey was simply phenomenal and once-in-a-lifetime like!

If you liked Haikyuu!! add

...then you might like Ahiru no Sora add

Both Haikyuu and Ahiru no Sora are sports anime that make wonderful use of sports as a medium of developing characters alongside drama. The characters in Ahiru no Sora all have their own unique backstories and troubles in life. Both are underdog stories and we follow their journey as a team. Both are very character-driven and exciting to watch. Haikyuu definitely excels in art and animation too, yet both have great soundtracks.

If you liked Made in Abyss add

...then you might like Yakusoku no Neverland add

Both The Promised Neverland and Made in Abyss look seemingly "cute" and rather lighthearted at first glance. Yet later on in the journey, you realize it's more than that - the world in which they live in are more mysterious and there's more to this than meets the eye. I absolutely LOVE both shows because of the world building, but also because of the ride you are brought on. Each episode, the audience are learning more alongside the characters.

If you liked Tekkon Kinkreet add

...then you might like Ping Pong the Animation add

Both utilise unconventional and extremely creative art as mediums to enhance story-telling in the show. Both shows focus on two main characters, whom are great childhood friends and emphasise on their relationship as well as character growth. Both are also by the same mangaka Matsumoto Taiyou and have similar character designs. They have amazing soundtracks and the art is also extremely detailed especially in Tekkon Kinkreet. Overall both shows effectively capture the struggles of the two main characters and the adversities they face in their story.

If you liked Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae wo Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai. add

...then you might like Boku dake ga Inai Machi add

Both of them involve revolving around the childhood of the MC, and a little girl/childhood friend. Both are quite emotional and touching~ Both have phenomenal soundtracks and great visuals, along with superb narration and directing. Both have really good OPs and EDs as well.

If you liked Shinseiki Evangelion add

...then you might like Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica add

Both are deconstructions of popular genres and troupes exhibiting characters fighting against entities they don't truly understand but carry on doing so and emphasise on the psychological factor heavily. Suffering, psychological turmoil and the characters' emotional turbulence are cleverly depicted throughout the series and gradually builds up.

If you liked Akatsuki no Yona add

...then you might like Akagami no Shirayuki-hime add

Both heroines may look weak physically, but they exhibit mental determination, perseverance and resilience and embody genuine strength. They emancipate themselves from political restrictions, strive for improvement and thrive for strength. Both shows have unique fantasy settings, great world building, and conspicuous characterisation. The studios do a great job in the art-style and visuals and both look gorgeous.

If you liked Samurai Champloo add

...then you might like Gangsta. add

Both shows emphasize on their style and have similar music, sharing a mutual music composer, Tsutchie. Gangsta and Samurai Champloo both have 2 main male characters who are skilled in combat and 1 female character in its central cast. They both encompass slow paced action and are produced by the same animation studio Manglobe. The main contrast is that Gangsta's setting is more modern while Samurai Champloo is set during the Edo Period.

If you liked Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai add

...then you might like Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata add

Both shows revolve around otaku protagonists who are passionate for dating sims in particular, and contains a cast comprised of other girls. Both shows are very self-aware and manifests their parodical nature, almost as if they are subtly making fun of other anime in the industry. References to other anime can also be seen throughout.

If you liked Sakamichi no Apollon add

...then you might like Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso add

Both shows use music as a medium for character development and growth, as well as to connect the characters together. Both have great soundtracks and fluid animation, especially in Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, art plays a fundamental role in the music scenes to forge appropriate symbolism and motifs, as well as to aid and compliment the experience delivered to the audience. They both constantly emphasise the epiphany felt by the characters because of music. Shigatsu is based on classical music whereas Kids on the Slope (Sakamichi no Apollon) is based on jazz music and both are set in very distinct times and settings. Shigatsu is more modern, while the latter is set around the 1960s.

If you liked Nanatsu no Taizai add

...then you might like Akatsuki no Yona add

Both involve a princess looking for allies and ultimately forming a group, as well as becoming stronger. The comedy and character interactions are done well in both. They both depict genuine character development and growth, especially in Akatsuki no Yona. Both shows have great action and fluid animation alongside a fitting and eargasmic soundtrack. Taizai is more action oriented while Yona is more about the actual journey and the detours. The fantasy elements are evident in both, but more in the world of Taizai. Yona is based around a more historical setting.

If you liked Samurai Champloo add

...then you might like Akatsuki no Yona add

Both are set in a "historic" setting. Friendship and betrayal are also themes existent in both shows. Both casts set out on a journey which encompass the visiting of various places in different scenarios and situations, at times also aiding those who need help. Both set of characters are extremely similar, including the comedy incorporated and the colloquial yet hilarious interactions between them. These characters also undergo a series of trials and adversity, as well as ecstasies and triumphant moments, and most importantly, the character development in both series is constantly emphasised and done amazingly.

If you liked Bakemonogatari add

...then you might like Mekakucity Actors add

-both are produced by Shaft -both are SHAFTY, similar art, and close-up camera angles and other angles are used to bring out unique effects and an isolated ambiance -both are dialogue heavy -both main characters Araragi and Kisaragi look alike and have similar personalities -both are set in a city of a similar design and environment Conclusion: They are both Shafty.

If you liked Mondaiji-tachi ga Isekai kara Kuru Sou desu yo? add

...then you might like No Game No Life add

Both feature overpowered main male characters and have main characters who are superior in the virtual world. Both are lighthearted fantasy, include people being trapped in a virtual world, and have beautiful and picturesque art. Both involve the concept of playing games in order to survive or have a better quality of life. Conclusion: Being set in the same world, and looking at the synopsis, it is evident they are extremely similar to each other.

If you liked Shingeki no Kyojin add

...then you might like Black Bullet add

-both express the themes of suffering and the loss of humanity -both depict worlds blockaded by Monoliths in Black Bullet and Walls in Shingeki no Kyojin -these defenses are to protect the area from the Gastrea in Black Bullet and the Titans in Shingeki no Kyojin -both feature specific weapons specialized to defeat the enemy party, Varanium bullets in Black Bullet and the 3D Maneuver Gear in Shingeki no Kyojin -both have similar Openings -they give off the same vibe Conclusion: Both indeed have similar qualities despite Black Bullet having a slight lighter ambiance.

If you liked Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann add

...then you might like Kill la Kill add

-both are by the same director -both deny logic and common sense and put forward ridiculousness -both are epic to the MAX -both have epic action -both have similar art style -both have crazy badass characters -both are extremely exhilarating and exciting Conclusion: If you liked one or the other, you will most likely/definitely like the other.