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A four-leaf clover is said to be a being that cannot belong to anyone; and if she learns to love someone, the world is in the palm of her love's hands. One such clover longs to leave her lonely captivity; and she has met a man, Kazuhiko, who she hopes can finally take her from this place. What lies in store for the clover and her love?
Cats cooking in a cauldron, winged goddesses floating in the air, hordes of chickens, flying devil and angel fairies, beautiful bishounen, and an unorthodox orchestra; what do these things have in common? Whimsy, beauty, and brilliance. Follow the vision of a gorgeous cast of characters as they fly, cook, and shine away!
Both were amazing manga's by CLAMP that should have been made into animes. These little clips are very teaser like for the manga fans and leaves you wanting more. Clover is more serious than Wish but they share the same lovely artwork. If you liked one you like the other as well.
Both Clover and wish are short anime music videos with magnificent graphics and a shojo feel that make them very similar. Wish has more nonsense scenes in it, whereas Clover looks more like a real complete story, however if you liked one you're likely to like the other too.
They both come of as pure condensed Clamp no matter how you look at them.
You probably won't get anything out of these short anime clips but a desire to read the manga they're based on.
In a futuristic city filled with flying cars and a top-notch police force, a winged beauty has been chained up in the depths of a dark room. Her benefactors are none other than two members of law enforcement who decide that she must be set free – their jobs or livelihoods are unimportant compared to their goal. The two men find the heavenly creature and set forth at top speeds to set her free, with others hot on their trail.
Yes, it's true that Clover and On Your Mark are both music videos; but beyond that, each involves a certain winged beauty who is escaping from an ill-conceived fate. The tone and feel are the same - try them on for size.
Both Clover and On Your Mark are short, sweet little music videos. Though the tone of On Your Mark is more upbeat, both are worth watching for their beautiful animation (CLAMP and Miyazaki, respectively) and their music.
In a far-off galaxy, there exists a world much the same as Earth. Save for blue skin, the people are near identical - especially with their taste for rockin' dance music. When a strange alien abduction craft lands on the planet to steal their most popular band, however, all hope seems lost. With their story told entirely via Daft Punk's album Discovery, join The Crescendolls in a journey to rediscover both themselves and their music in a galaxy millions of light years away from home.
Both Clover and Interstellar 5555 relate a story with just the intense image flow on an intertaining background music; the plots also seem a bit similar, from the scenes at least, showing the hero as a girl being kidnapped, on an impossible love background.
