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Shinseiki Evangelion
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Guilty Crown
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in Neon and Guilty Crown the robot and user are really connected, as in when the robot get damage, the user will feel the pain, but in Neon the user will receive the damage that robot has.
it's really bloody too
Both series feature mecha battles, a wimpy guy with an ability to help other people but too scared to do something and a kuudere-girl.
Both take place in a neo apocalyptic Tokyo, but where in the catastrophe was more centralized to Tokyo in GC it was global in NGE. Both have similar passive aggressive protagonist, and a seemingly emotionless girl . They draw heavy Christian ideologies, and have very similar plots. The Similarities become more apparent towards the end of the series (I don't want to say much to take away from the plots) , and who doesn't love some "mecha" action?
It's the same with the robots because if the robots experience pain so do they and the fact that the main character is a whiner that doesn't want to get involved in hurting anybody and tries to leave when the rest of the future relies with him. Same thing with the chick they are both very unemotional but the main characters develop a feeling for them.
Those of you who have seen both are probably wondering: how did this kid even get this comparison? Well in both series you have a young male lead who gets pulled into a world that he didn't ask to be put in. He's forced into it and has to adapt and face many hardships to survive. Shu of GC is like Shinji of Eva because the young characters both go through tests of psych and physical strength to live in the situations they were dragged into in order to save the world and their love interests. Shu Oma does a better job of acting in
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Recommended by Drizzy_Dan
The main characters have similar personalities --awkward, indecisive and weak. Both of them struggle with their weaknesses at first but the series of events leave them with no choice and ultimately lead them in finding their inner strength and fight. Secrets and betrayal also play an important part on both. The tone of these anime was almost the same. If you liked mind-blowing character development and unpredictable plot, you'll probably like these series.
Guilty Crown is "guilty" of highway robbery when it comes to Neon Genesis Evangelion. Watch them both if you want to see how much Evangelion continues to influence the anime industry, as well as how disgustingly easy it is for hack writers to swipe ideas and images from NGE and get away with it.
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Recommended by Buuubbblesss
Pain sensitive battle robots, plugsuits, goal similar to the human instrumentality, corporation aimilar to NERV, main character has a relationship similar to Shinji and Rei, bible references, aliens, main characters have similar personality
If you want a nearly future-based anime with some drama and action, you should watch GC!
The main has some similarities with Shinji, but later he's a little more badass and I think He's better.
Also, it has mechas and waifus too!
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Recommended by Ghostkarosu
The characterization between these two are quite similar. “Guilty Crown” and “Neon Genesis Evangelion” feature a weak, indecisive, self-loathing main character who wants to live a “normal” life. Forced against their will, they are put on the battlefield in midst to make an impact on the world. While there is mecha action between these two shows, the story of “Guilty Crown” leans towards the supernatural element as “Neon Genesis Evangelion” focuses more on sci-fi.
Both anime is actually pretty much the same,except nge is better.
Both mc are a coward and surrounded by girls
Both have suprising plot twist,except nge more disturbing
Both have mecha element
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Recommended by LifyCentric
Guilty Crown seems to be the non-pretentious and actually meaningful (save for the crappy ending) version of SSE. Shuu is the reconstruction of Shinji in a sense that he's a badass wimp who is actually competent and his anxienty and depression representations are not offensive nor stupid. Inori is Rei + Asuka in a sense that she is a kuudere and a love interest who does everything to help to protagonist. Neither are close to being a masterpiece, both have souless endings but at least GC isn't a trashy bible fanfiction filled with pseudo-philosophy and faux symbolism. If you didn't get it yet I'll spell
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Recommended by Kazu-chan-san