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Fantastic Children
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Noein: Mou Hitori no Kimi e
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Fantastic Children's sci-fi side deals with reincarnation, where as Noein's deals with multiple dimensions, but in both you get to see multiple versions of the same characters. The key difference is that characters interact with their younger/older selves in Noein.
Both series alternate between serious sci-fi and lighthearted, slower paced character-focused sections. Noein's 'down time' parts have more of a slice-of-life feel, but the blend of sci-fi and everyday actions means the two give off a similar vibe.
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Recommended by AironicallyHuman
Very similar plots, pacing and characters. They both had a similar atmosphere. They each can be rather dark and serious.
Noein is like a jazzed-up version of Fantastic Children.
A group of mysterious people have something to do with other dimensions, and they get involved with some kids, including an important girl they are looking for. Some of them give up on the mission along the way; there's sci-fi, and mystery (and other related things that might be spoilers).
They're both somewhat mature series, with lots to think about, and some quiet yet vivid drama, and they don't have a lot of action or romance.
Have a somewhat unusual art style.
Incidentally, they are both original series (not based off anything) which may be why they
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Recommended by IceAndCream
Noein and Fantastic Children both plays on the science fiction theme with its futuristic setting. They come with a package of characters.
Their setting not only focuses on a setting in the future but also revolves around dimensions that unlocks mysteries to answers. Important characters are introduced throughout both series as the character seeks what they are looking for.
Both series also contain action, drama, and romance with minimal amount of comedy.
Both have scientific qualities to the plot, as well as mysterious people in black creating disturbances in our 'normal' world.
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Recommended by ghosts-forever
Both series focus on groups of enigmatic black-clad beings taking part in inter-dimensional and scientific affairs that are initially unknown. Running alongside said scientific stories are young children who have bigger connections to the groups than what is immediately apparent. These stories with the children provide key emotional moments and give the characters connections with the group. Both shows also have difficult lexicons to understand, with full attention required to get the best out of the stories. Additionally, both soundtracks are absolutely beautiful.
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Recommended by Prideful_Master