 If you liked
Kimi no Na wa.
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 ...then you might like
Suzume no Tojimari
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They both have same vibe, and the artstyle is so amazing. If you liked your name you will love this one too.
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Recommended by Mohammadli
- The most obvious similarity: they were both directed by Shinkai Makoto, and both have their supernatural elements done CORRECTLY (we won’t talk about the 2019 trash fire).
- They’re both likely to make you cry.
- They both involve romance, although Kimi no Na wa focuses more heavily on it, while Suzume no Tojimari is more of a coming of age story.
- They both have gorgeous visuals and beautiful soundtracks.
Both Suzume and Your name have both AMAZING storylines, plots, and animation. Both wonderful movies.
- same director: Makoto Shinkai
- aesthetically pleasing artwork with gorgeous landscapes
- fantastical elements that have some tie to nature that are rooted in mythology
- romance
- the main characters being separated to some extent by the fantastical element
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Recommended by little_shiz17
Both of them are directed by Makoto Shinkai and have supernatural events. Also the music is from the same group and the animation is equally beautiful.
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Recommended by Dazai_Bakugo
same art style , same characterizations , both show are good enough in music and voice actors done their job well
again in this anime we have some time traveling style things like "your name" (but your name is much better in that)
they both will follow same storytelling type it will be familiar while you watching it could be good(for those who are new with this director) and annoying(for those who watch other shows from this director)
In total, if you likes one of them you may like the other too
both made by Makoto Shinkai they have beautiful stories,the animation is amazing, and the soundtrack is beautiful
Kimi no na wa in English known as Your Name is an similar movie like suzume. You will feel the same theme in both the movies. It has an epic story.
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If you loved Weathering with You, Suzume is another captivating tale by Makoto Shinkai that shares many similarities. Both movies blend stunning visuals with a heartfelt story, featuring young protagonists who navigate extraordinary circumstances to protect the world they cherish.
In Weathering with You, the focus is on weather manipulation and its emotional consequences, while Suzume revolves around closing mysterious doors to prevent disasters. Despite their different supernatural elements, both films explore themes of sacrifice, love, and the profound connection between individuals and nature.
The protagonists in both stories exhibit resilience and bravery as they challenge societal norms and fate itself to follow their hearts. The films
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