Uchuu Kyoudai, Gin no Saji Recommendations

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The general vibe of a protagonist trying to navigate his life seems similar. The level of humour seems similar, too.
report Recommended by flinty17
Normal people doing an interesting job realistically. In both you'll have a few laughs and might learn something. Both shows having a theme performed by Sukima Switch certainly helps make them feel similar.
report Recommended by WaywardZer0
While motivated by different goals, Gin no Saji and Ucchu Kyoudai shares a similar concept - to tackle on life with a goal in mind. The main male protagonist from both series have similar personalities. There is a distinctive slice of life tone with realism. Both series also explores their concept through the mechanics of their career developments. Similarly, there is also good relationship developments involving the MC with other characters. Recommended for viewers who are seeking a realistic slice of life with credible characterization.
report Recommended by Stark700
Realistic slice of life series with a great cast of characters that the viewer can't help but root for. These two series find the right spot with very neat comedy mixed with well executed sad/dramatic moments, they also give a very heartwarming feeling when you see the characters succeeding in their hard work towards their objectives.
report Recommended by MetaThPr4h
Similar atmosphere. Both series is a feelgood/slice of life anime. They both are about normal jobs (farmer/astronaut), and becoming gradually better at it, while overcoming different obstacles that comes with the jobs.... but the pacing and dialogue is SO FKING GOOD!! There is similar humor, and every episode leaves you hungry for more. 10/10 would cum again
report Recommended by yellofish
Similar in terms of how its a feel good series with the MC getting used to a new life. Both have loose ties to romance, however its mostly focused around every day life for them.
report Recommended by romerio
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