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Aura SHURIFON | heart unheart |
jp. Junko NODA
en. Lydia MACKAY
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Babalun MESUT | heart unheart |
jp. Hiroki YASUMOTO
en. R. Bruce ELLIOTT
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Following the war against Albion, Saito has returned to the Tristain Academy and is becoming increasingly closer to Louise. However, their newfound tranquillity is shattered when one day, the runes on the back of Saito’s hand disappear. Saito is now free from being Louise’s familiar, but not from her ‘explosive’ temper. Nevertheless, Saito refuses to leave Louise’s side and pledges to help her find a way to renew their contract and regain his powers. Soon, while on a mission to find the elf that revived Saito during the final battle against Albion, the duo encounters the mysterious Sheffield: a familiar of another void magic user. Why is Sheffield pursuing the pair and what plans does her master have for them?
Both are set in a magical school where a guy from another world has a special power and is at the centre of a hilarious harem.
The plot lines run very similar as both male characters have been summoned to another world/universe to help combat some form of tragedy. Both shows have a great mixture of characters filling the show with comedy and always keeping you on your toes about what will come next. Fighting, magic, ecchi, harem, tsundere, both shows seem to have everything you would want from the other.
Sho Zama, an up and coming motorcycle racer, has been whisked away to the world between shore and sea, Byston Well. The world of Byston Well closely resembles medieval Europe with one exception: it contains giant robots called aura battlers. Brought to this world by the power hungry Drake Luft because he possesses the rare gift of aura, Sho is forced to fight in a war between two warring nations as an aura battler pilot. Can Sho find a way home, and what of the continually-expanding conflict?
Both shows are about a guy who gets drawn from the modern world into a more medieval land, where he then becomes the pilot of a giant mecha which is fueled by magic rather than science.
Ever been mistaken for a member of the opposite sex? For Makoto, this embarassing situation becomes reality when he and two classmates are inadvertently transported to a magical world full of castles, royalty, and giant armored bugs. There, he is mistaken for Fatora, a missing princess, and quickly becomes entangled in a seven day quest to find her, all the while fending off female advances and trying to clear his name!
Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari feels like a more modern telling of El-Hazard. From plot, animation, character design, and even the pace of the show seem to be on par. Characters have similar personalities within both shows. Both shows revolve around a main character from another world, who play a major part in their new world.
Hitomi was just a normal high school girl, until she was taken by the mysterious Van Fanel and dropped into a world of romance, magic and giant sword-wielding armor suits! Now Van, pilot of the famed armor suit Escaflowne; and Hitomi, whose hobby of predicting the future just became a frightening reality, must work together and fight the advanced technology of Zaibach: a force who want to shape Gaea to their visions of "peace". Follow Hitomi in her struggles against both these forces who seek to conquer this world, and her own confused heart.
Both series are about a person from the "normal" world getting sucked into a strange world where magic powered mecha wage war.
In the distant future, the human race is on the brink of destruction. Mankind, which now drifts in space aboard a massive, technologically-advanced base known as Avalon, is poised to launch one final, desperate attack against its enemy, the alien race Hideauze. It’s during this battle that Ledo, a mecha pilot, is thrown into a wormhole and sent to an unfamiliar place: Earth, the lost birthplace of humanity said to have turned to ice long ago. Having been saved by the inhabitants of the Gargantia, a fleet of ships that traverses the now-flooded planet, Ledo must come to terms with these primitive people with their backwards language and technology, learn to communicate, and try to find a way back home to his place in the sky.
Besides both animes having a similar feeling; the mc in both are in a strange new place, being taken care of by a kind girl(s), have a power beyond anything of those around them and there are even little furry animals that seem out of place with the world exist. Also the whole overpowered mech thing.
