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Aoi Sakuraba, heir to the Sakura department store, has only one thing on her mind-- her beloved. Betrothed from a very young age, she has been in love with him, Kaoru Hanabishi, ever since. After Kaoru left his family, their bethrothal was nullified. Aoi sets out to find him. Will they be able to stand against the barriers that will try to keep them apart?
Keitaro Urashima is somewhat of a failure. In order to fulfill a promise he made to a girl fifteen years ago, he has tried time and again to get into Tokyo U but has never managed to pass the exam. However, fate smiles upon him and he ends up working for his aunt, managing an all-girls dorm! Living with the feral Kaolla, the timid Shinobu, the sake-loving Mitsune, the blade mistress Motoko and the punch-happy Naru, can Keitaro keep his focus and keep his promise? And will he ever end up meeting that girl from his past?
Both AYA and Love Hina are romantic comedies about a guy living together with a bunch of girls, and all of the situations that occur because of it. If you liked one, you'd surely like the other.
Both AYA and Love Hina contain similar humor elements and character types.
Although both AYA and Love Hina are similar in that they both involve one man living with a much larger number of girls, Love Hina focuses a lot more on comedy than romance. So if you want an anime with a similar scenario but more laughs then this may be the anime for you.
Ai Yori Aoshi and Love Hina both deal with a main male character trying to develop a relationship with one of the female characters - with the remainder of the cast getting in the way. In both cases you get the feeling that the main male character is down on his luck in some way and has to strive hard to progress in his life as he wants to.
Ai Yori Aoshi has less slapstick violence than Love Hina, but if you like one of them you should like the other as well.
Both Ai Yori Aoshi and Love Hina depict the life of a (lucky) young male student who has to live in a large house full of females ranging from young teenagers to older women in their 30's. There is plenty of humour and romance in both, as well as solid character development for each individual character, so each one feels special. You'll be able to relate certain characters from Love Hina to Ai Yori Aoshi and vice versa. There is plenty of humour, romance, fan-service, and fun to go around in these two anime.
Both "Love Hina" and "Ai Yori Aoshi" are the same in the fact that they revolve around a man who has a single love interest, while all of the other girls have a love interest in him.
The difference lies mostly in the nature of the relation between the male lead and the main love interest.
Both AYA and Love Hina are about one guy who is surrounded by many girls. This is not to say, however, that both anime lack a good story. Both have some funny scenes, AYA is somehow more serious though. They are very nice love stories, if you ask me.
Both are "classic harem" anime series, that means one guy and lots of girls/females. Usualy prime character (usualy prime character is the guy) get in all sorts of weird sitsuations and the tric is how he survives after that.
Dormitory living, 1 guy, numerous girls. Both have the perfect recipe for a good romantic/comedy. With plenty of characters to flush out, there are plenty of possibilities! Sometimes, even though you live so close to the person, it can feel miles apart.
Much like Ai Yori Aoshi, this anime is based around a guy who loves a certain girl, but with the typical harem of other interested females. Definatly recommended.
Both anime have a similar feel to it. Ai yori Aoshi is made in a more serious manner,while Love Hina has more comedy in it.
They both have one male with many females to accompany,tough theres obviously one main female character.
Both series are about love and the difficulty to express it. You'll find in both a boy living together with girls in a big house and the funny misunderstanding and troubles that comes with it. But Love Hina has a more "Crazy" side to it as Ai Yori Aoshi.
Of course is Love Hina a death match for Ai Yori Aoshi. Not only are they both about 1 guy who is surrounded by 5 or so women, the comedy they both have is very much teh same as well as the story lines.
Ai yori aoshi does have a little more substance and there for a better story than love hina does.
There is no doubt about it; if you like one you will definetely love the other as well!
These two shows are very similar. Both are about a young man and woman meeting again after a long period of separation and falling in love. Both shows also have several other pretty girls who live in the same building as the couple, causing problems for the developing relationship, and both make use of alot of ecchi comedy. Ai Yori Aoshi leans a bit more toward the love story aspect, while Love Hina concentrates more on the ecchi comedy.
Both Ai Yori Aoshi and Love Hina are comedic Harem-situation series. Though both series approach the harem situation in very different ways, both share a similar sort of feel, so if you liked the comedy situation in one then you may enjoy the other.
Although both male protagonists have different personalities, they do represent the same idea. Both are surrounded by multiple females that push the males to their limits. Definitely, definitely something you should watch if you enjoy this anime.
just started watching Ai Yori Aoshi, the way the story is playing out is similar to Love Hina. Both have lots of giggles, lots of sad moments and lots of on the edge of your seat moments which bring a smile to your face. One is a must see if you enjoyed the other.
both deal with forming relationships and bonds. Where Love Hina is more comedy and fanservice with slight emphasis on relationships. Aoshi makes the Relationship growth a top priority with less emphasis on the fan service/ecchiness though there is a fair amount in both.
Morisato Keiichi has always had bad luck. No matter what he does or how he acts, nothing seems to go his way. His bike frequently breaks down, his classmates take advantage of him, women ignore and scorn him, and on top of all that, he’s only 5'3". In Heaven, when someone’s bad luck and good luck are so heavily out of balance, Belldandy (Goddess First Class, Second Category, Unlimited) of the Goddess Assistance Agency comes to the rescue. Belldandy grants Keiichi one wish to make up for all of his bad luck, but when Keiichi wishes for Belldandy to stay by his side forever... the trouble begins. Can Keiichi keep Belldandy by his side, or will outside elements force her to return to heaven?
Besides the fact that both "Ai Yori Aoshi" and "Ah! My Goddess TV" revolve around the same kind of story, they also have the same kind of sweetness between the two lovers involved. And, they have the same kind of atmosphere.
Both Ah! My Goddess and Ai Yori Aoshi have a central love story with side characters who provide interest and humor. In both the main guy is completely devoted to one girl, unlike some harem anime where he is incredibly indecisive about who he wants, or unaware of anyone's affections.
Ai Yori Aoshi focuses more on the romantic aspect, and moves the relationship along at a more satisfying pace than Ah! My Goddess. If you liked the romance of Keichi and Belldandy, you're sure to like Aoi and Kaoru.
Both AMG TV and AYA are very romantic and are based on the relationships between two different people who don't know each other. Through sad moments and troubles, there's always some light at the end of the tunnel.
Ah! My Goddess and Ai Yori Aoshi seem quite different at first glance; however, both titles offer genuinely pure female lead characters. In Ah! My Goddess Belldandy literally falls onto Earth, while in Ai Yori Aoshi, Aoi "falls" into Kaoru's life one day when he is on a train station. Another factor that relates these two titles besides the romance aspect or purity of the female leads is the lopsided ratio of women to men in each anime. Belldandy's sisters in Ah! My Goddess offer unique personalities and the fact that three magical sisters and one college male living together provide for numerous laughs. Ai Yori Aoshi could almost be considered a harem of sorts because of the number of women that love Kaoru, the male lead character in Ai Yori Aoshi. Even when his heart is set on Aoi, that doesn't mean the other women back down for one minute.
Both Ai Yori Aoshi and Ah! My Goddess are incredibly sweet romanctic series. If you're a sucker for that kind of thing, then you'll certainly like both series. Not to mention the nice comedic elements contained in both series.
Both are great love stories with sweet, capable female characters, and loser guys. However, they're not harem anime, because the male characters, Keiichi (also K1) from Ah! My Goddess and Kaoru from Ai Yori Aoshi only have eyes for their girls.
That doesn't mean the other female characters aren't important. In AMG, Urd and Skuld, Belldandy's sisters, play an important role in fighting Devils, the Goddess' nemeses.
In Ai Yori Aoshi, Kaoru's other female acquaintances are his friends, and form the backbone of his daily life. Even though I don't consider this harem anime, some female characters other than Belldandy and Aoi sometime have feelings for K1 or Kaoru, but they are never reciprocated.
In any case, I love both because the characters are utterly entrancing, and great love stories.
The meeting of a boy and a girl and the growing of their mutual feelings as well as the trouble to express them. Romance, love and the pain that goes with it. This is what you'll find in both series. So if you like one you'll probably like the other.
But while Ah! My goddess has a more mature feel to it and has a more fantastic setting, Ai Yori Aoshi is more funny.
good solid bit of humor in both tied in with an at times akward romance that leave you laughing. Both animes feature an at times dorky guy getting lucky with a beautiful girl.
Somehow these two anime seem very similar. I watched "Ah! My Goddess" first, and then "Ai Yori Aoshi" and found that it had a similar plotline: a seemingly average guy blessed with a seemingly perfect woman who is devoted to his every desire and need.
You will love this anime, if you enjoy light-hearted romantic anime with a bit of comedy and drama then this is a must watched as well as must have it in your favorite anime collection.
Both series are about a couple that must over come many obstacles for their love. Both femals leads are girls that are just too good to be true for the male leads. They will do anything for the ones that they love. If you liked one you'll like the other.
Both of these shows portray a relationship between a girl and a boy who deeply love each other.
The girl takes care of the boy by means of cooking, cleaning, and by just caring for him. They also must get though the hard times by relying on each other.
Besides the main relationship, there is also a harem of girls present in both animes with each girl consisting of a unique personality.
If you liked either Ah! My Goddess or Ai Yori Aoshi, then the other is a definite watch.
Both these shows involve around women who love the men they've suddenly started a relationship with. Over the episodes the bond grows stronger between the couples. Both are beautiful love stories. Both shows also have side characters who help/harm the relationship!
Both these anime are love stories - and both involve a seemingly normal guy and a girl that is more than you might except. AYA is not quite in the 'magical girl' genre (whereas AMG definitely is) but has similar elements in it. If you loved one you are bound to love the other...
Ah! My Goddess and Ai Yori Aoshi are twin series without doubt. The main males and females are almost interchangeable, the progression is handled much the same, and both rely hevily on sweetness.
Both of these animes are harem animes. However, they don't really go into the ecchi aspects of the genre too much.
They both have a single male main character who has faced hardship in his life. Then, one day, a girl appears out of the blue and changes all that. In Ah! My Goddess, Belldandy comes from heaven to help Keichi. In Ai Yori Aoshi, Aoi Sakuraba has only been thinking of Kaoru Hanabishi and just wants to be with him, unknown to him.
Both have their ups and their downs but they are similar in the overall feel of each other.
Both pull on the heartstrings in a way that keeps you rooting for the main couple despite all the pitfalls in their way.
If you like Ai Yori Aoshi, you will Like Ah! My Goddess TV and vice versa ; for that feel good Mood, Both have lots of sweetness/love with out too much drama like other Romance anime
Keiichi Morisato is just your average college student until one day, fate interjects as he makes a call for take-out food. Unknown to him, he reaches the Goddess Help Line, and contacts a goddess named Belldandy, who grants him a wish. Thinking it to be a joke, Keiichi wishes for her to be his girlfriend 'forever'.
The story lines of both Ah! My Goddess and Ai Yori Aoshi distill down to a single central theme. That is loyalty! Kaoru Hanabishi and Keiichi Morisato have very little going in thier favor on the surface. Very few find the real Kaoru or Keiichi until someone really special comes into their lives. For Kaoru it is Aoi Sakuraba his formerly bethrothed. For Keiichi it is a goddess named Belldandy. Both Aoi and Belldandy see more in thier men than the outside world can see. Making the men see it is another matter.
Both anime are simple. They are just very romantic. The main hero is a boy attending school. Suddenly, a nice girl appears in his life and starts to live with him. Together, they come through various situation - romantic, funny, confusing and sometimes even sad. However, there are soon more girls in Ai Yori Aoshi and there are more sexual overtones I think while Ah my Goddes deals with magic..
Both series are about a couple that must over come many obstacles for their love. Both femals leads are girls that are just too good to be true for the male leads. They will do anything for the ones that they love. If you liked one you'll like the other.
Tohru Honda is a compassionate girl who is down on her luck. Her mother having recently died, she has been forced to camp out in the woods for shelter. However, things start to turn around once she is invited to live with class hunk Yuki Sohma and his family... but all is not as it seems! Yuki's family is burdened with a dark curse which causes them to turn into the animals of the Chinese zodiac once hugged by a member of the opposite sex... and Honda may be the only one who can help them.
Both Fruits Basket and AYA are centered around family relationships. The relationships drive the story, but not from the forefront. Look for the drama as a major factor behind all of the laughs, but remember to laugh because while both of these series will have their dramatic moments, they are still funny in their own right.
Aoi chan has the hard working efforts of Honda Tohru in Fruits basket. I think you'll love this one if you liked Ai Yori Aoshi.
I think the strength and depth of the main characters in both series will appeal to anyone who likes the other. There is a bit of slap stick, a touch of dry comedy, a fair share of over the top characters thrown in, but they enhance more than detract from the development of what is an excellent story line.
it is funny and it is very enjoyable! It was also a great anime because in fruits basket there were a lot of funny things. In Ai Yori Aoshi there was romance,
Kei Kusanagi is a shy teenage boy with no romantic experience whatsoever... until he finds out that his hot new teacher is actually an alien! In order to conceal her identity, the two are forced into a pretend marriage... but is it really a pretense, or are they actually falling in love?
Since both Ai Yori Aoshi and Please Teacher are romance based anime, they produce the same type of feelings in their viewers. Unlike other anime, these two share a more mature type of romance story.
