 If you liked
K-On!
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 ...then you might like
Love Lab
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Love Lab is similar to K-ON in a way that the characters are all cute and they are female and their daily activity revolves around their club. The only difference of K-ON from Love Lab is that K-ON focuses on "music" while Love Lab focuses on "love." But overall, if you liked K-ON, A Channel, and Lucky Star, I would recommend you to watch Love Lab as well! <3
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In various senses, K-On! and Love Lab shares some similarities including the cast that is made up of cute girls doing cute things. Rather though, they are united as a club to do daily activities.
Love Lab exclusively focuses on the concept of love while K-On!'s style leans more into the music genre. However, both series offers that slice of life format that is suitable for any audience. There's a lot of humor and lighthearted dialogues in both series that is fun to watch.
K-On! and Love Lab are just jam packed with awesome moe-ness!
Both series consist of a bunch of cute highschool girls who work together to achieve their respective goals.
K-On! focuses more on practicing their instruments and putting up good performances (enjoying cake and tea as well). While Love Lab focuses more on the research and experimenting of the many aspects of.... love.
If you enjoy cute girls doing cute things which causes them to end up in hilarious situations, then watch either :D
Both shows centred around a group of school girls, character based comedy and nice group dynamic. Love Lab is more high energy, K-On more mellow.
Highschool girls in a club who may or may not actually being doing regulated activities.
After watching K-on! I was looking for another series that would match the level of comedy and enjoyment I got from watching a group of girls fool around in a way only girls could. I am more than happy to say that Love Lab was the perfect option. It's another group of girls that take you through their daily lives in not only a comedic way, but also drawing you to the characters.
Both surround fours girls and their misunderstandings in school, while they both do relatable high school girl things. Little to no boy presence in both.
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