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Yukitaka has just left Tokyo, eager to transfer to Kisaragi High where he's been recruited to play baseball. However, upon entering his new apartment, the boy is met by a man with long blonde hair who claims to be… an alien?! After initially scoffing at the notion, Yukitaka discovers that the alien – Ouji – is for real, has amnesia and, what's worse, now wants to live with him in his apartment. The fact that scientists and mysterious guys in black suits are after Ouji becomes the least of Yukitaka's problems as his new guest turns out to be more than a handful to handle!
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In Gintoki's Japan, the arrival of the various space races known collectively as the Amanto ended the era of the samurai. The Amanto's highly advanced technology resulted in total conquest and a severe economic shift. Now, former samurai such as Gintoki scrape together whatever livelihood they can. Gintoki's profession of choice is that of a yorozuya: he'll complete any job for money. However, he’s unmotivated; and spending most of the day on the couch with the latest issue of Jump and a carton of Strawberry Milk is his preferred pastime. It turns out that his new unpaid employees, Shinpachi and Kagura, are going to interfere with his pastime even more than with his "work"! Of course, none of this means he has really given up on his samurai ideologies!
The humor in Level E is very similar to the type of humor you will get in Gintama. Level E features parody humor, just like Gintama. Both series enjoy epic trolling of their audience and characters as well. Both series are generally very funny. If you found one funny, chances are you'll find the other funny
Aliens and humans joining forces to bring some humour into our grey little lives.
That and Level E actually makes a good introduction if you want to get an idea of what Gintama is like, but are daunted by 200+ episodes.
Do you like main characters that screws around with your head and talks nonsense? Then both Gintama and Level E are something for you!
The both have lots of comedy and more serious moments, which still isen't really serious.
As the mighty star fleet of the planet Keron prepare their invasion of Earth, Sergeant Keroro and his elite team of commandos have been sent to infiltrate the enemy strongholds and gather as much intelligence as possible. However, it seems even his extensive military training is no match for the forces of Earth, as he is discovered and captured by the two middle school siblings, Fuyuki and Natsumi. Submitted to the rigorous torture of housework duty, the amphibious Keroro must now bide his time, covertly locate his squad-mates, and resume his mission of conquest!
These shows are about crazy men-in-black/aliens-live-among-us sort of antics and the unwitting people who have to put up with those zany aliens.
The biggest difference between the two is that level E is more mature than keroro, and stuff.
I think Sergeant Frog and Level E are similar, because they both are about, aliens with child-like minds, who love to pull pranks to the humans they're living with,and they also think there's nobody that can outsmart them . The humor is also very similar, the only diference is the animation....
Both shows share a similar wacky comedy with "alien" characters pestering a normal human. Level E goes even crazier with the comedy where Tsuritama is very pleasing to the eye visually (if you like that sort of thing). Fans of one should enjoy the other.
Level E and Tsuritama both revolve around young men whose lives are changed by the arrival of an extraterrestrial. Both ETs seem like they just want to have a good time, but there's a deeper bit of intrigue to both. Level E focuses more on parody while Tsuritama is more focused on silliness.
Moritaka Mashiro feels as if life is passing him by; with no dreams or motivation, he trudges through day-to-day life. One day, after leaving his notebook behind, he returns to school and finds the smartest guy in class, Takagi, waiting for him. Takagi is happy to return the book, but on the condition that Mashiro agrees to become a mangaka with him. Though Mashiro initially declines, he soon reconsiders when he discovers that the girl he likes, Azuki, dreams of becoming a voice actress. And after promising that she can have the lead role if their manga is ever adapted into an anime, he suggests that they get married once they are both successful! Shockingly, she agrees to the proposal and Mashiro and Takagi embark on their quest to become manga artists.
The story in Level E is very similar to something that Shujin from Bakuman would come up with, as in a seinen like story in a shounen manga (or show.) It helps that the person that narated Shujin's duel-world story is the same as Level E's narator. If you like one you should watch the other.
The humor in Level E is very similar to the type of humor you will get in Gintama. Level E features parody humor, just like Gintama. Both series enjoy epic trolling of their audience and characters as well. Both series are generally very funny. If you found one funny, chances are you'll find the other funny
