 If you liked
Kiniro Mosaic
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 ...then you might like
Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka?
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- Both are cute little slice of life anime.
- Both revolve around a MC who transfers to a new school in a different place.
- Both have shoujo ai undertones but nothing too big, just fanservice.
- Both have an Ayaya- I mean, similar looking characters
- The girls' personalities are similar yet different.
A treat esp. for the slice of life fans or "cute girls doing cute things' lovers.
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Recommended by TragicRomance
Both series features an incredibly sweet and lovely group of girls that spend their days together during school, work or just everyday-life activties. The difference mainly, is that where Kiniro Mosaic mostly focuses on the girls activties during school, the girls in Gochuumon are mostly featured in their work environment facing slightly different challenges, but none the less packed full with adorable comedy sketches and extremely cute "moe"-scenes that will melt anyone. Kiniro Mosaic also shows a subtle undertone of a relationship more than merly frienship in certain characters, as can be observed in Gochuumon.
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Recommended by lollypopp1
They may be simple slice of life stories but the small yet adorable character cast will bring out the dynamics of both shows. In essence, both series follows episodic slice of life scenarios where everyday brings forth something new. The main girls share a special bond between one another, each with their own personalities. There's plenty of comedy present in both series with well similar artwork. If you're into a slice of life show with cute girls doing cute things that also highlights characters' interactions, then give both a try.
Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? is so much like Kiniro Mosaic it's almost scary. The character designs are very similar, and several characters share the same personality, mainly Cocoa (Gochuumon) being a carbon copy of Shino and Rize being a more badass version of Ayaya. They both give off that fluffy atsmosphere with Kiniro doing a better job of it, but they're both still worth a watch if you're a slice-of-life fan.
Both are cute girls doing cute things anime
A few VA's voice characters in both anime
The OST of both anime are by the same composer
Both anime have a very similar vibe and feel to them
Both are just ridiculously cute to watch
I don't know at which point TragicRomance wrote that recommendation, but the yuri in both series is pretty heavy. The same level as the rest of Kirara manga. I'd never call it fanservice, definitely is not this. The yuri is an esential part of the characters in these series.
Both cute healing anime, similar cast of characters.
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Recommended by Doubleswee
• Both are MOEE.
• Same vibe.
• All you can drool lolicons.
• Involves around cute gurls.
• Some are the same voice actors.
Both revolve around girls living their daily lifes where friendship is the only thing possible in a super duper all happy world - which is absolutely splendid.
You can't really have enough of those kind of anime, since they are both super relaxing and just fun to watch. You will most definitely leave every episode with a warm feeling in your heart.
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Recommended by Kajitsukai
Both of them are bunch of cute girls doing something cute in all of episodes. You will also see similar person that resemble each other in both of them (with different personality, i think).
Similar comedy which involve short gags since both are 4komas. Both shows have 5 girls who have typical moe anime characters personality and a fangirl heroine.
As Kiniro Mosaic is about Shino's fandom about London or England in general in a realistic setting, Gochuumon Usagi goes with a setting reminiscent to the old days of England--in a fantasy-esque setting that is.
Both anime are slice-of-life with diabetes-inducing moeness, moe characters, and both having Risa Taneda voicing very similar characters: Ayaya (KiniroMosaic) and Rize (Gochuumon).
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Recommended by GiancarloLS
Both shows have a similar 'moe' atmosphere and are lighthearted slice of life about cute girls doing cute things that have plenty of enjoyable comedy. They have similar artwork, though GochiUsa is a bit more 'loli-ish'. Aya and Rize are also both voiced by the same seiyuu.
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Recommended by Avidreader123
Both of this anime series have the same atmosphere. They also have some Shoujo Ai moments and female characters with exactly similar personalities. This two series have some light hearted scenes and funny jokes you will like. They also have great character design and animation!
Both are Moe anime with different settings.
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Recommended by aaronboon62
-Both anime tell about everyday life of group of cute girl.
-Both anime have the same amount of main character (look at the anime cover).
-Character personality from both anime actually not too diferrent.
-Both anime actually have the same atmosphere, although in different field.
The characters are accurately similar and it's slice of life with kawaii moe girls. Who doesn't love it? It's comedic, and it has a great background art style~
Kiniro Mosaic and Gochiusa stand out for having a main cast of 5 girls, which tends to result in more complex character relationships due to not being able to just pair them up. All the girls have more complex characterization than is normal for shoujo shows. Both shows also have very entertaining animation and gag jokes.
-Cute girls doing cute things
-Comedy is pretty similar: Cute, random, and silly at times.
-The voice actor for Aya and Rize is the same and the characters' hair styles are literally almost the same it's uncanny.
-Each of the five girls from each anime have their own funny inputs and personalities.
-It is interesting to see what moments the characters have with each other and how much fun they have together as friends.
There is not much to say really, the series are very similar and in my opinion both are very good. Same categories, share some seiyuus and the vibe is very similar. There are some differences that further enrich the series. You will love the characters if you like this type of series (slice of life - school girls)