In the year 2197, mankind has developed a method of traveling light-years in a matter of seconds, by opening a passage to a parallel universe where matter can travel infinitely fast. These openings have given an alien force, called 'Ghouls', the means to enter our universe. After a brutal attack, a group of new pilots are called in to help with the fight. But can they survive the Captain's brutal training long enough to defeat the Ghouls and protect the station?
Maia Mizuki has just had all of her hopes and dreams shattered. Not only did she fail her entrance exam to the Ocean Agency, a prestigious marine law enforcement agency, but she’s also been left penniless, homeless, and alone. She soon finds herself caught in a gun fight between two scantily clad women and a pair of bank robbers. The women are from Nereids, a private detective agency that will do anything if the price is right. One thing leads to another and Maia takes a job working for Nereids, where she"ll receive room and board. Her jobs range from collecting rent to saving pets to capturing criminals. Now she just has to balance her life of "fighting crime" with her dream of one day being a part of the Ocean agency!
Both series are about groups of women who have dangerous day jobs which involve escaping with their lives and toting big guns. No matter what the job these women complete it. If you liked one then you will surely like the other.
Kazuki Yotsuga is able to see things that others can't; in his visions, giant robots battle it out in the streets, causing massive damage in their wake. Though his visions have made him an outcast from the rest of his peers, they have attracted the attention of Ken Sanada – a physicist who believes Kazuki’s visions are a gateway into a parallel world! He places Kazuki into one of his inventions and accidentally sends him to the parallel world in his visions, where he finds himself in the middle of a war for control of the world! Kazuki must now become a pilot of one of the robots in order to join the fight for peace, all the while trying to find his way back to his own world…
Kazuki Yotsuga and Misaki Kureha share some amazing atributes in common. Neather are what you would immediately identify as hero types. Under normal conditions they might be considered dull. Fate takes them and thrusts them into a situation that brings out in them hidden talents that nether knew they had. For Kazuki it is the ability to see a parallel universe. Musaki is a being within a being that is able to travel in a different dimmention of time and space. Both struggle to cope with the conditions of thier existece and become more than they would have life as "normal" people
When Mifune fell hands first into Chiharu's bulbous, bulging bosoms one day, he had no idea his life would change forever. For the girl is a member of Eiken, a school club filled with busty beauties such as banana-loving Kirika and the exceptionally top-heavy child Komoe, and they've decided to recruit the boy as one of their own! With perverted situations at every turn, Mifune finds himself in frequent compromising positions, whether the group is participating in swimsuit bungee jumping, riding a yogurt slide in pairs or even seductively eating phallic food.
It has to be assumed that there exists an audience for anime featuring oversized breasts that bounce and jiggle, seeming to have a life of their own. Otherwise, why would so many anime contain this fanservice? It's not really an attractive feature to me, but surely some of the people coming here for recommendations belong to the target audience for this sort of thing. That being the case, anyone who thrilled to the abnormal mammaries that stampeded all over the chests of the female characters of Eiken will surely enjoy the zero-gravity bounce and jiggle of the large-as-melons breasts that populate Divergence Eve, and vice versa. Who knows, they might even enjoy the parodic humor of Eiken, or the somewhat contrived science fiction plot of Divergence Eve. Stranger things have happened.
In the early 21st century, insectoid organisms are invading the galaxy, searching for new stars to house their young. Mankind's only defense lies with space cadets such as Takaya Noriko, daughter of a celebrated admiral killed in battle, and Amano Kazumi, the top of her class. With their skill and the power of the mecha known as GunBuster, the girls must help fight to protect the galaxy from total annihilation...
Gunbuster shares a similar plot with Divergence EVE; a team of Mech piloting humans fighting an unknown enemy in space. The heroine of both series’ are also accident prone, but have latent abilities for their own reasons. The atmosphere of human space exploration is also paralleled in each. Those looking for something similar to Divergence EVE, with better animation, story and character development should definitely give Gunbuster and it's sequel Diebuster a chance.
Kamina Ayato may seem like an average boy in a devastated world, but after being captured by TERRA, a military organization set on saving the world from the Mu, an alien race set on "tuning" the world, he realizes he is an instrument in deciding the fate of humanity and piloting RahXephon. Not only is Ayato the only person who can control the mecha, but he also has a terrible fate of his own. Holding onto memories of his old life and grasping to keep his own humanity, he must struggle in this new world and realize his true potential with RahXephon.
If you liked Divergence Eve because of the fights against aliens and sci-fi background, you would like RahXephon too..the main character also realizes step by step that he is somehow different,that he has special abilities and that he is a connecting link between humans and aliens..moreover, the plot is much more interesting in RahXephon although it's difficult to understand it when watching it for the first time, the characters are more developed than in Div.Eve..and..RahXephon is very symbolic, you can find there many references to maya legends..so, it can satisfy you on many levels..