Madlax

How could the two of these not be recommended for each other? Not only are they both Beetrain series (and seemingly carbon copies, but not once you get into it), but both have the same composer for the music, which gives the same haunting melodies. Not to mention the plots are extremely similar.. mysterious girls with guns, anyone? Granted, the plot of Madlax is remarkably more political in nature , but i still can't see why you'd like one but not the other.

Now this is an easy recommendation to make. I barely know where to start... The similarities between "Madlax" and "Noir" are many and obvious. Both series feature female assassins, a dark complicated plot, a search for the past (or a search for oneself if you like), larger-than-life mystery in which a powerful hidden organisation plays a major role, and these are just the most important similarities. In fact one of these series' weaknesses may be that they're almost TOO MUCH alike, as I at times experienced deja-vu while watching. Even things such as atmosphere and music (which is great) are similar in both. Also animation style, directing and character designs resemble each other. I'm quite confident that if you liked one you'll like the other.

The two shows are obviously very similar. Both center around a search for the past, in the midst of assassinations and other things involved with the criminal "underworld." Noir and Madlax also have top-notch soundtracks and animation, and are overall extremely well-done products. These two shows are some of the most worthwhile watches around.

Besides from beautiful but deadly women with guns, both of these animes have a dark, complicated and a serious plot with surprises and twists involving sinister and clandestine organizations. If you like girls with guns, and if you like dark, serious plots that will have you thinking somewhat.... i would recommend this anime.

Dark and complicated plots would probably be the first similarity between the series. Wonderful soundtrack composed by the same author is another reason to see both series. Same animation studio, action genre and character design are yet another aspects connecting the series together. Last, but not least, bothe series revolve around almost untouchable female leads.

If you liked Madlax, you'd like Noir because, well... it's basically the same anime. Everything, including the music, animation style and the characters are so much alike that you will have a feeling of deja vu throughout the entire series.

Both series are from the same Studio, Bee Train, and have the same exciting story. So if you liked Noir you will love Madlax. ;) And of course if you saw Madlax, you'll love Noir too. ^^

Madlax and Noir are from the same creators and it's hard to let that go unnoticed. The flow of the series, the main character's skill and the wonderful music in one reminds you of the other. Don't worry though, the story itself is different. ;)

Noir and Madlax are the first two series in Bee Train's "girls with guns" trilogy. Unsurprisingly, they have an awful lot in common. Both have plot threads related to amnesia, questions about the deaths of parents, and a conspiracy involving some underground criminal organization. They also both feature music by Yuki Kajiura. However, there are also enough differences so that you won't feel like you're watching a total clone; Noir is very dark and set in Europe, whereas the colorful Madlax takes place largely in a South American jungle-type of setting. Also, Noir's protagonists are together from the start while in Madlax they don't meet until some ways in. There are other differences, but suffice to say if you liked one of these, you should still find the second to be of interest.

Madlax and Noir are similar in style; both have a gripping underlying story. These series require some philosophy to be enjoyed to their fullest but will work for a "no-brainer" anime night.

In all important aspects, Noir and Madlax are essentially the same anime. They have the same themes, the same action, the same everything really. If you enjoyed one, you will enjoy the other.

It is the same mysterious feeling, music and a women carrying guns! Like always I guarantee you that you will love it as I did

Apart for Madlax and Noir both being part of what the Bee Train studio calles "Girls tih guns trilogy, these two titles have more similarities than differences. Two young girls with an uncanny bond that links their fates together, a cast of various other female characters some of which or most of which exhibit a strong attraction to one of the two main protagonists, an evil shadowy organization that has a European name, misterious past and amnesia of the lead characters, acrobatic gunfights accompanied by music composed by the same author. SO if you liked Noir but want a more "supernatural" twist, give Madlax a try

Both of these series are very, very similar. It is apparent that they were both created by the same group, BeeTrain. The shows look the same, sound the same, and share the same themes. Both of these feature gun weilding assassin heroines who must discover the truth while fighting against a secret organisation. So, if you enjoyed one, give the other a try.

These two animes have so muchin common it's hard to know where to begin. There were made by the same studi, they both have music from Yuki Kajiura. They are so much alike and give the same feeling while watching and yet it doesn't feel like watching a copy of other. If you liked one, the other won't deceive you.

Both series are made by the same team (Bee Train). They are part of the "girls with guns trilogy" and both have a great soundtrack by Yuki Kajiura.

Madlax and Noir are like siblings, and sisters at that. They both feature female main protagonists, who are incredibly skillful with guns.

Both stories share the same cliches of uncovering the past of main characters, but it is done in a subtle non-obtrusive way and the final product is well worth watching.

Finally, if you are an anime music lover, these shows are boasting amazing soundtracks by Yuki Kajiura.

Girls with guns. Girls who are very proficient with guns. Girls who are excellent assassins. Taking this overdone premise, and setting it in a darker world with a slightly more fantasy twist, these shows have an equal helping of story as well as the inevitable gun-toting action.

Although in both Madlax and Noir the ending isn't as strong as the buildup, I still think fans of one will love the other.

Madlax and Noir are similar in the way that the main characters are gun totting females. The main characters have a mysterious past, unclear to themselves, that explain why they're so crazy good with guns and how they got into the lifestyle. The animes are serious with plenty of action, and take on a bit of military style. Madlax and Noir, the titles of the anime and the main characters, have characters that are following/wondering about them and have a connection to their pasts.

Madlax and El Cazador are not a sequel/prequel of each other (although there is a small reference to both Noir and Madlax in one of the first episodes of El Cazador), but they share the same theme of "girls with guns", and are made by the same team of the studio Bee Train. So if you liked the music, animation, and character design of one of these series, you will probably like the other one as well.

I have only seen 8 episodes of El Cazador so far, so I cannot tell about the end (I did not like the last few episodes of Madlax).

El Cazador and Madlax have similar themes: girls with guns. They also both have two female leads. They have the same type of music and a similar setups

In both series, the older girl is a gun-fighter (in Madlax a bodyguard; in El Cazador a bounty hunter) and has to protect the younger one from many enemies. As the story goes on, the bond between the two girls grows stronger. So, if you like one of these anime, I'm sure you will like the other.

These two anime both feature two heroins attempting to understand themselves so as to better understand their futures. Madlax along with Margret must travel through dangerous lands to find the truth. El Cazador also has this with Nadie fighting to protect her only source of stability, Ellis. I also recommend Madlax as it is part of Bee Train's Girls with Guns trilogy.

Both series are made by the same team (Bee Train). They are part of the "girls with guns trilogy" and both have a great soundtrack by Yuki Kajiura.

Although Madlax is more commonly compared to Noir, it also has a lot in common with .hack//SIGN. Both involve a large cast of characters, with each individual involved in the mystery at hand for their own reasons and goals. They're also both rather mystical in nature, and of course share the same animation studio (Bee Train) and wonderful soundtracks byYuki Kajiura. Anyone who enjoyed the complex web of character interactions featured in one of these series can consider the other a pretty safe bet.

I have to start with the awesomeness of soundtrack by Yuki Kajiura that both of the series share. Not only is the music unique and enchanting, but it gives a different feel to the story and it's characters.

The story itself in .hack//SIGN and Madlax revolves around mysterious past of the main caharcter(s) dealing with lost memories. Their past that is slowly revealed throughout the slow-paced series affects greatly the world they live in.

If you had the patience to sit through one of those two series and turn out liking it, you will like the other one as well.