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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?
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.
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.
Santa, the drummer of CLIMB, has just left the band after finding his girlfriend in the arms of a friend. Along with Yuki, the lead guitarist, they start their own band called "Lucifer, The Fallen Angel," and set out to find new band-mates. Recruitment is not easy, however, and on a search to find a vocalist the duo runs across a promising bass guitarist and a local hotel's piano player and singer who has been wowing patrons daily. With little time to spare, can the two round up the talent they desire, or will Sakuya let his anti-social personality hold him, and his newfound band, back?
Both series are about people who are tring to reach their dreams of becoming a singer/band. Both main charaters have to over come several difficult situations.
Lovedol is a pop-idol group organized by Tomohiro Fujisawa, a manager from Sweetfish Productions. There have been several iterations of the group, and though Tomohiro has been quite successful with the first two, he decides to again gather members for a third. But on the brink of its debut, the company’s president cancels for unknown reasons. In a search to discover what Lovedol is missing, Tomohiro inadvertently recruits a famous street guitarist known as Mizuki into the group. Will Tomohiro succeed in making the Lovedol shine?
These two have similar plots, where there is a group of singers forming that go through many different obstacles to beat the groups made vefore them.
Both have similar characters, since the people in both can relate with one another.
Both of these anime involve "nobodies" who have a dream to become a idol of some type and are then entered into becoming a part of a legendary idol group. They both involve how they work their way to the top and the friends they meet along the way.
Kyoko moves to the big city with the prince of her dreams Shotaro; he wants to make it big in the entertainment business, so she works hard at many different jobs to support him as he achieves his dream. However, one day, Kyoko accidentally discovers the horrible truth: the love of her life thinks of her as a 'plain and boring woman!' Outraged, Kyoko swears revenge – she will make it even bigger than Shotaro in the entertainment world. The only question is, how will she fulfill her desire?
In Skip Beat! and Lemon Angel Project the ambition and making of freinds is showcased vividly. Along with all the real work that goes into becoming a superstar.
