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Twelve year old Mitsuki's desire is to become a singer. She has the talent and a beautiful voice, but she also has a throat tumor which threatens to rob her of her gift of song. As if things weren't bad enough, two shinigami inform Mitsuki that she only has one year left to live. However, all is not lost, for they make a deal that if she goes with them, they will help realize her dream by changing her into a healthy 16-year-old, who is able to sing and apply for auditions.
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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.
I think you will like Fruits Basket if you liked Full Moon wo Sagashite, because it has the same sort of jokes and it's also very sad in some parts. It's a beautiful anime with the same feeling as Full moon wo Sagashite.
Fruits Basket and Full Moon are filled with tragedy, but ultimately, both stories are incredibly uplifting. Also, Fruuba's Tohru and Full Moon's Mitsuki have similar personalities; each girl is a very positive, inspiring, likable character.
Both Fruits Basket and FMoS are cute series in which the heroes always protect the naïve heroines. The sweet & goofy atmospheres are also very pleasant and funny, but the anime also have serious parts which will make you wonder about the true motives of the different characters.
If you've watched "Full Moon wo Sagashite" then I would recommend this series. Fruits Basket's main character is somewhat similar to Mitsuki but with her own problems; problems getting close to somebody that she loves.
they are both a fun anime with loveable charicters and if you like the whole thing about people that are animal-ish, then you would like both! plus they are both very funny and get a little more seriouse at the end (although fruits basket more than full moon)
You can't help but cheer for the protagonists as they work hard to overcome hardships. In Full Moon you want to see the poor sick girl achieve her dreams and become a singer. In Fruits basket you want to see Tohru break the curse and become happy living with the sohmas.
Both anime have the same mood and the same optimistic manner of thinking and acting. Main characters are like sisters, with a tragedy behind, but still kind, helpful and loving.
Whenever Kippei is at school, he has one thing on his mind: girls. From skipping class to cheesy lines, he'll do anything it takes to reel the ladies in, though he never seems to find the right person. But the bachelor lifestyle is soon to change when young Yuzuyu enters the picture. This five-year-old cutie has been abandoned by her mother, and is to be taken care of by none other than Kippei! Unfortunately for the both of them, Kippei has no experience raising a child, so the learning curve will be quite steep...
Full Moon is a bit sad at first when you realize what's going on with the main character, but the music is great and will have you singing along. It's a cute anime that will no doubt have you crying with joy at the end. Just like Aishiteruze Baby, it features cute and lovable characters, light comedy, and a developed plot.
Both Full Moon wo Sagashite and Aishiteruze Baby make you in a good mood when watching eventhough the background story for both series is actually quite sad. They can both be abit too childish and somewhat annoying at times but then again the story is about kids.
If you enjoye the tearinducing aspects of an anime, the tragic and heartjerking drama... then you should enjoy either of these two shows.
Full Moon wo Sagashite is filled with tradgedy and sad moments, Aishiteruze Baby less so, though enough to dampen the eyes of any one with a heart. Ofcourse, there are also happy and funny moments in both shows but it is the drama that makes them good. So grab a hanky and get to watching!
Both anime have the same atmosphere and mood to it's characters. I felt like they were both aimed at the same type of audience (preteens or girls in high school).
The plot and story each had its own twists and turns and "major problems of the day". However, character develops were made gradually and not at one specific episode.
I think they each had their own "cute" moments as well which gives it the same feel in general. There's no dramatic ending or surprise, so they're both relaxing and light watches.
I find ab and fmws not that much alike, but they're both equally good! The two shows do revolve around children and development of love.
Sora is a sixteen year old girl who has travelled to the US to join the Kaleido Stage, one of the greatest circuses in existence. However, as luck would have it, she arrives to the audition late, which almost costs her the chance of a lifetime. Fortunately, she manages to join the Kaleido Stage anyways due to the compassion of Kalos, the owner of the troupe. With the help of her friends and Fool, the perverted spirit of the stage who has the ability to predict the future, Sora will overcome trials and tribulations and she struggles to become the Kaleido Star.
Full Moon and Kaleido Star really have a lot in common without being so similar that its boring to watch both (like Evangelion and RahXephon). Talented young girls strive to express themselves via their chosen artistic medium, singing and circus acts.
Both series are long, so if you are looking for something that will last, is entertaining and feel-good (mostly), this is for you.
Kaleido Star and Full Moon wo Sagashite are both well worth watching. Their storylines and plot developments are pretty contrasting, but there are key elements that are the same. The main protagonist of both anime (Kaleido Star - Sora, Full Moon - Mitsuki) have very big dreams and goals that they strive to reach, as well as an exceptional amount of dedication, perserverance, and creativity. Both Kaleido Star and Full Moon wo Sagashite have the capability of drawing you into the show so much that you might have the urge to cheer for the characters, or at least, hope that they are one step closer to their goal. If you've enjoyed watching either Sora or Mitsuki, you'll definitely enjoy watching the other attempt to reach their biggest dreams and aspirations.
In both Kaleido Star and FMoS the main character is a young girl who wants to follow her dreams, but of course she finds a lot of obstacles in her way. Even if neither show reveals to you the meaning of your existence, they are perfect for those times when you need to believe that everything will work out in the end.
Kaleido Star and FMoS both are about a girl whose dreams are very important to her, and she won't stop at anything in trying to accomplish them. Her guardians, who are not looked highly upon at first, grow alongside her, protect and take care of her. Both shows try to teach us that regardless of your fame and fortune, you should never forget who you are and where you came from.
These animes are very similar. They are both happy animes about girls trying to reach their dreams. Although they both run into a few problems on the way, they try their hardest. They are both entertaining and if you liked one, you would certainly like the other.
Lemon Angel used to be a popular band in Japan, until a year ago; at that time, all of the members of the band, except for Miki Suwa, mysteriously disappeared. In the present, Tomo Minaguchi is a first year high school student who was friends with Lemon Angel’s song writer, Yui Kono, before she passed away. When music producer Ryuuta Kogure approaches her to audition for a new Lemon Angel group, Tomo agrees in order to fulfill Yui’s wish. The competition is fierce – will Tomo have what it takes to become the newest member of Lemon Angel?
Both stories follow the path of a new singer-wannabe, showing the goods and bads they have to go throughout their expiriences. By singing in the memory of someone special to them they go step by step twords making their dreams real.
Both anime are about becoming pop idols. Even though the underlying story in both series is totally different, the core message is the same: Never give up untill you have reached your goals and dreams. Both series also come with a soundtrack full of catchy pop tunes.
Both of these animes are about girls new as idols following their dreams. Both of the main characters have people along the way who help to make their dreams come true. If you liked one of these, I would recommend that you try the other.
THe characters ar brought together by a dead/dying girls wish to make people happy with their music. It's fun to watch how they accomplish that goal
Both anime follow the story of a young girl who wants to be a pop idol. They show how they are willing to work hard to reach their dreams, and the difficulties they face.
In the Middle Ages, a woman named Jeanne D'Arc claimed to hear God's voice. She led a lonely life and was burned at the stake, despite being the voice to lead France to victory in the Hundred Years War. In today's world, she is reincarnated as Maron Kusakabe, a girl whose mission is to prevent demons from stealing people's hearts. To do this, she must steal any artifact that they possess. Her best friend, Miyako, is a detective looking for the thief, without a clue that she's right under her nose. Will Maron be able to save the world from destruction, or will she be caught red-handed by her friend?
Both anime are very "lovey-dovey". The main characters in both anime are the heroic, considerate type, and is welcomed by the guys... Both anime has some type of unrealistic or fantasy/magic to it. And let's not forget those time-consuming transformations from a normal person to someone else.
Full Moon and Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne are very cute and cuddly anime. The art style and story a quite alike with fantasy adventures through the night. They have good soundtracks and there are many tears to shed in both of them.
If you are a fan of Arina Tanemura and would like to see more of her work. Check out this series. Both focus on the main character having some family problems and when they transform, they have the ability to make people happy.
