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Barakamon
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Kakushigoto
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Both share the same atmosphere. Both are extremely fun to watch with both having very lovable characters.
Both are comedic and light-hearted though Kakushigoto reveals more underlying themes/secrets throughout the anime while Barakamon inches to the end of the plot.
Barakamon's MC is a calligrapher while Kakushigoto's MC is an erotic mangaka.
Both are nurturing a child, in Barakamon, the child borders on being mischievous and is overly playful whereas in Kakushigoto, the child is the biological daughter of the MC, is reliable, and obedient.
Similar themes, light-hearted but yet some super serious moments that hit you in the heart.
- Both have an older guy raising and caring about a young girl
- The guy is some kind of artist in both
- Similar fast-paced type of humor
- Both have dramatic and tearjerking moments
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Recommended by GreatestSaltboy
Wholesome, warm and tearjerkers. Both animes display a fatherly figure and love for audiences and boy do they both have a good ending.
- Both main characters are artists and they want to be better at what they do
- Both main characters have a little girl on their side
- Both main characters start learning new things.
- Both animes are slice of life and comedy
- Both animes have interesting side characters
- Both protagonists have their secret, but in Barakamon it is not a very important.
- Both protagonists learn something about life from their younger girls
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Recommended by Demonul123
Both are about an adult trying to bond (in a normal and not degenerate way) with a young girl wich ways of enjoying life will change their view of the world.
Slice of life about adults character nowadays are kinda uncommon, since most of them revolve around high school characters and school life: in those two anime, you have a fully grown adult with a career and a life: in those cases, they are artists trying to live a normal life in a world where art-related career are both loved and hated.
Both anime have a nice art style, a slow-peaced plot and absolutely nothing out of
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Both of them are a good slice of life anime where a struggling artist is helped by people around them, especially children.
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Recommended by kaneki_utk
Both raise a younger child. Both are comedy-focused too. Both have writing in similar. Kakushigoto the dad is a manga author trying to hide it from the daughter while Barakamon the guy us a calligrapher but instead he openly shows it and teaches it to the island.
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Recommended by CyanCheetah