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Rino is an orphan whose only memento of her mother is a taking puppet named Puuchan. After a generous donation from a mysterious benefactor, Rino finds herself enrolled in the prestigious all-girls high school known as Miyagami; and thus her adventure begins! With Rino’s naïve nature and Puuchan’s sadistic streak, the duo quickly takes the school by storm. From the ranks of the seemingly all-powerful Best Student Council, Rino and Puuchan change the lives of everyone they meet, like it or not!
Ouran High is a school for the extremely wealthy or, in Haruhi's case, the extremely talented. But no amount of talent will help when Haruhi accidentally drops an eight million yen vase in a music room. The vase was the property of Ouran High School Host Club, a group of attractive young men who, for a fee, provide their time and affections for their lovesick clientele: the female students. Fascinated by this strange new specimen, a poor and clumsy commoner, they force Haruhi to work for them until the debt is repaid; but they get a lot more than they bargained for...
There are a lot of things going on in Best Student Council. Lots of characters with many differing experiences and motivations are coming and going around the main character all while the school constantly deals with extreme events. Ouran is much the same in many respects. Some people with highly differring mentalities are all interacting in a humorous way with the school being the common ground. It might seem like these two series aren't comparable, but despite the fundamental difference between the two main leads there is a shared mix of humor and seriousness. There is also a feeling between the two of constant movement. Something is always pushing forward whether it be plot or character growth.
In both Ouran High School Host Club, and Gokujo Seitokai, we see the quintessential tale of the poor girl who gets taken in by a group of "higher class" schoolmates only to have her outshine them all with her natural inner beauty. and of course this is all made possible through a series of absurd events that have little or nothing to do with the actual school in attendance.
Oh yes! If you like any one of these animes you have to watch the other. Both animes are so comical you would laugh when you watch them. Schools with councils, clubs almost the same, unity between friends overcoming daily obstacles thats what these both animes are about and dont forget to laugh!
Ouran is basically what BSC tries to be (and fails). Unlike BSC, Ouran is actually hilarious, has interesting characters, and will entertain you. If you for some reason liked the abrasive characters and poor story in BSC, try on the far superior Ouran for size.
Ouran High School Host Club and Best Student council fit each other perfectly. Each series revolve around the poor female protagonist getting thrown into an upper end school setting. They precede to each join a club/council as the series progress through the humor events that befall them.
They're both comedies that take place in a school setting, though the focus is on extracurricular activities, not academic endeavours. The protagonist in both series is a poor girl who gets dragged into a group (host club and student council, respetively) with enourmous amounts of infiuence, funds and opportunities for comedic escapades. Loads of varied characters are to be found in either one as well. If you liked either one you should consider watching the other series.
Ten-year-old genius Chiyo, animal-loving Sakaki, loudmouth Tomo, athletic Kagura, weight-conscious Yomi and dim-witted Osaka are six friends who share laughs, good times, and a high school homeroom. With scary (and sometimes perverted) teachers, school festivals, penguin suits and general hilarity abounding, you can be sure that there's never a dull day in the life of one of these students!
Azumanga Daioh and Best Student Council are series that are all-around comedy. The selection of characters are about the same and just as silly. What I found most similar were the use of facial expressions - very funny. Azumanga Daioh has a lot of cultural references and the characters are much more loveable.
Besides the obvious similarities that both series take place mostly at school among a group of girl friends, Gokujo Seitokai, and Azumanga Daioh also share a similar sense of the absurd. Whereas Azumanga Daioh is held truer to a real world standard, both series are abound with humorous situations made possible by the often awkward positioning of a group of acutely obtuse girls.
If you loved Reno's hijinks in BSC, then azudai's Osaka talks, looks, and acts the same as Osaka (if Osaka had a wise cracking puppet)
If you loved Kouri's hijinks in BSC, azudai's Kourin is the same person with a different design and love intrest.
Outside of the two similar characters Azudai is a more laid back version of BSC, there's less action and the atmosphere is very minimalistic.
They're both comedies, though not without any sentimental or dramatic moments, that center around a group of schoolgirls and their antics, though Azumanga is far more grounded in reality. It should also be noted that the two teachers in BSC seems to have been "inspired" by Minamo and Yukari from Azumanga. If you enjoyed watching either of these series you might consider watching the other.
Ever since their first meeting at six years old, Hikari Hanazono has struggled to defeat her rival Kei Takashima at anything, whether it be athletics or academics. To date she has proven unsuccessful, resulting in Kei constantly referring to her as "second place." In reality, Kei has been in love with Hikari for quite some time, but Hikari remains completely oblivious to the fact. Now, as the top two students in a prestigious academy, the duo continues their long-running competition as part of the school's elite class of seven, the Special A. Will Hikari ever surpass Kei... or realize that he loves her?
both anime had an hiper/active main character also they have the same idea of this club/group of students that is better and has more power than the faculty it self... both are great anime that would defenitely make you laugh!
Special A and Best Student Council have the same type of energetic main character that makes everyone else around her feel good about themselves. The council these elite type of students belong to seem to have the most power and authority in the school.
Ever since they met, emotionless Hotaru and ditzy Mikanhave been best friends, and are virtually inseparable-- that is, until Hotaru is invited to attend a strange school far away, a school for those who have special abilities known as "Alice". Unable to be separated from her friend, Mikan soon sets out on a mission to find her. After traveling to a city far away, she finds Hotaru at last, but gets much more than she bargained for. Now, she is lost in a school full of kids with strange powers, unusual animals, and has secured an immediate rivalry with the toughest little punk in town!
A poor, orphaned girl that's also more than a little dense gets to join a school that's definitely out of the ordinary: a boarding school for people with superhuman abilities and one with an absurdly powerful student council. Both series feature the same brand of silly humour, a varied cast and similar visuals. Fans of either series should definitely consider watching the other.
Kamizono Academy is so spacious that transfer student Ayumi Nonomura and long time resident Tatsuki Iizuka find themselves lost together in the corridors. With the addition of fiery Torako Kageyama and quirky, somber Suzume Saotome, the four quickly become friends and comrades in arms against boredom. Whether it's being a last minute Morals Officer with bisexual Nene or constructing robots with Kageyama, there's plenty of fun to go around at Kamizono Academy!
Out of all of the lighthearted schoolkid comedies, I think Best Student Council and Hyakko are the best match. Each involves high school students, has a very similar kind of comedy and a lot of randomness. In addition, both have a very similar colorful animation style. It's hard to vocalize why these two fit together, so try it on for size!
