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For the past five years, Tetsuhiro has had an unrequited crush on his friend and co-worker Souichi. However, there's a problem – Souichi is a homophobe who is disgusted at the thought of two guys being together, especially since his younger brother eloped with another man! As time passes, the two spend more and more time together and Tetsuhiro's feelings grow stronger. Will he muster up enough courage to confess, and more importantly, can he change Souichi's mind about masculine love?
Ritsuka has nowhere to run or hide. He lost his memories and his mother’s loving support, and then his brother -- his sole defender -- was brutally murdered. He is entirely alone until Soubi appears, saying the words he most wants to hear, but refuses to believe: “I love you and will do anything for you.” Flung into a world of intrigue and magic, where bonded pairs battle and only Soubi can fight for him, he struggles to find his brother’s killer. Yet he must also face the most bitter question of all: if you can't remember who you were, does that mean you don't know who you are?
The first thing you'll notice is that Soubi from Loveless and Souchi Tatsumi looks alike. Although the similarity between these characters, the stories have different tastes. Both series are worth to watch and if you are into Tatsumi then you'll fall for Soubi.
Like the person before me has said, the two characters, Tatsumi and Soubi look EXTREMELY similar. That given, the two anime don't really have much else in common; they are both shounen-ai, however Koi Suru Boukun is more Yaoi whereas Loveless isn't.
Newly appointed to the student council as Vice President, Chiga is eager to begin his duties, especially beside the attractive and naive President Kokusai. As Kokusai is oblivious to others' advances and is too timid to speak up for himself when he’s groped on the train, Chiga decides to accompany him daily as a bodyguard. However, little did Chiga know that he’d begin to fall for his sempai...
I think both of these anime are remarkably similar,i'm 1000% sure you'll like both.(But if you dont mind, I prefer not telling any details, because of the "content" of these two anime...
(and then again, 1000% sure!!)
They're both very good and exciting. If you liked one, you'll like the other most certainly. Koisuru Boukun might be a bit more aggressive though. I also recommend reading the Koi Suru Boukun manga, since the OVA only covers the first volume of the series. Very entertaining and touching.
When Ritsu was in high school, he fell in love with a boy who broke his heart, changing his view of love forever. Now a jaded adult, Ritsu has just transferred to the Marukawa Shoten company in hopes of publishing literature, only to be told that he'll be working in the shoujo manga division instead. What's worse, his boss is brash, rude and seems to have an interest in him! However, the biggest surprise is yet to come for Ritsu, as he soon discovers that his boss is none other than his lover of his past!
If you like love-hate relationships between semes and ukes that are full of friction and uncertainty, you can't go wrong with Koi Suru Boukun and Sekai-Ichi Hatsukoi. Both shows feature ill-tempered yet charmingly feisty ukes as well as some comedy and moments of tenderness. If you like one, check out the other.
Like Koi Suru Boukun, Sekai-ichi Hatsukoi follows the story of a young man who falls in love with another man and trys his hardest to for him to notice his love. Even though both stories are different and Koi Suru has two couples and not three like Sekai-ichi Hatsukoi, they're both good Shounen-Ai animes.
As a member of a musical duo on the verge of making it into show business, Shindou Shuichi has a lot on his mind -- especially since he writes the songs for his Bad Luck band. His life gets no less hectic when he bumps into Yuki Eiri, a successful yet cynical author extraordinaire, who immediately insults Shuichi’s lyrics upon reading them. Seeking him out to demand an apology, Shuichi nevertheless sees other facets of Eiri’s personality. Can he accept the fact that he might be developing feelings for the novelist who discredited his work on their first meeting?
You should try gravitation if you like this anime. Both anime series have a good sense of humor and well developed storylines which we do not encounter with most shounen ai series. There is a similarity (like aggressive personality) between the main characters as well.
Having recovered from a mysterious accident that caused him to suffer amnesia, Hashiba Sora is just starting to get his life back together. On the road to recovery, his steady progress is interrupted when he acquires a new roommate (who supposedly is his childhood friend), Fujimori Sunao. Their relationship becomes even more complicated with the appearance of Ran, an alternate personality inhabiting the same body as Sunao! Faced with the shadows of his past, can Sora regain his lost memories and make sense of what is happening around him?
If you like love-hate relationships between semes and ukes that are full of friction and uncertainty, you can't go wrong with Koi Suru Boukun and Sukisho. Both shows feature ill-tempered yet charmingly feisty ukes as well as some comedy and moments of tenderness. If you like one, check out the other.
