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There are two worlds which exist side by side – the ordinary surface world of the humans and the secret world of ninjas called Nabari. Within this secret world, the opposing ninja groups are fighting over who should possess the ultimate power known as Shinra Banshou. Enter Miharu Rokujou, a high-school student who lives a carefree life and likes to keep himself to himself. Unfortunately for Miharu, his carefree life is about to be over, because within him is hidden the ultimate power and there is no end of evil minions ready to kidnap him for it! Miharu’s only chance of survival is to embrace this mystic world and become the King of Nabari himself. With the help of his new ninja friends, Kouichi, Shimizu, and Kumohira, can he come to grips with his powers or will he fall prey to his many enemies instead?
Ban Midou and Ginji Amano are the Get Backers. With a 99 percent success rate in returning lost or stolen property to its original owners, they will do anything for the right price. Midou and Ginji often get hired for seemingly ordinary jobs that turn out to be more difficult than they appear; and whether it’s finding a doll for a girl, retrieving a stolen rare violin or getting mixed up with the mob, they have many adventures with plenty of petty squabbles along the way!
Although the two shows are based on very different stories, they both have the same fun filled mix of excitement,comedy and action.
There are a lot of similarities in the bishounen and bishoujou characters, enough to make any fan girl/boy's heart skip a beat. The characters are all lovable, and easy to relate to. The fight scenes are well drawn, and impressive in both shows. Neither Nabari, nor Get Backers feels the need to have super charged up attacks, or an overpowered boss of the week.
The story in both is engrossing and interesting, and I think if you enjoy one, the other is sure to follow.
Middle school student Tsuna has always gone through life in last place; but when he learns that he is getting a tutor to help him raise his game, he had no idea that his benefactor would turn out to be... an infant and a mafia hitman?! As if things can’t get much stranger, Tsuna then discovers that the powerful Vongola family has chosen him to be its next successor – a position that has control over all mafia families. Joined by friends Tsuna unwillingly starts out on his path to becoming a mafia boss – if he can survive the training!
Both series are about middle-school aged boys forced to leave their "normal" lives and become the leaders of groups they know nothing about, all the while fighting enemy forces who want their powers/abilities.
Sumimura Yoshimori is a Kekkaishi – an inheritor of the power to battle demons, using barriers called kekkai. His family is charged with protecting the grounds of Karasumori high school, a building which magnifies the power of demons who enter it. Helping him are his spirit-wolf companion Madarao, and next door-neighbor Yukimura Tokine, the daughter of a rival clan. Years ago, Tokine was injured protecting Yoshimori, and now he is determined to become strong enough to keep her from being hurt again. Of course, he'd rather bake his exquisite cakes than have to fight demons at all, but fate has something else in store! As a shadowy demon organization moves to steal Karasumori's power, can Yoshimori overcome legions of demons, a centuries-old family rivalry, and a grandfather who just can't understand his love for baking?
They are both similiar in many ways, having characters similiar to each other in Nabari's case yoite and Gen
Both Gen and Yoite have been mentally abused and end up having a rough childhood,
this causes them to become very estrangled teenagers and both end up having extremely low self esteem.
The main characters also both have a power in them that is unique to them and is very powerful.
Yoite and Gen: they both end up finding something that they were truly looking for
Two and a half years have passed since the end of Naruto’s old adventures. He has trained hard with Jiraiya-sama and has returned to Konoha to reunite with his friends; but Akatsuki, the organization that threatened Naruto years before, is on the move again and this time Naruto is not the only one in danger. With the powerful Akatsuki organization looming ahead of him, Sasuke still missing, and the struggle with the beast hidden inside him a continuous battle, will Naruto's hard-earned improvements be enough? Join Naruto, Sakura, new friends and the rest of the old gang as the action heats up with new techniques and stronger enemies.
Both Main Characters have a power that is sealed inside of them and can cause harm to them if used or used too much.
They Both have an organization who wants the power sealed in them for thier own benefits.
Nabari may deal with modern ninjas but the ninja arts and jutsus are alot similar in both series. Nabari has a much more mature storyline than Naruto's.
They both deal with hardships and friendships. And Both Characters wants to save someone. Naruto Wants to save Sasuke; Miharu wants to save Yoite.
Meet Ryoma Echizen, the cocky prince of tennis. He comes to Japan from America where he is known as the Prince of Tennis – but that is no surprise considering he is the son of the former tennis pro, Nanjiroh Echizen, otherwise known as the Samurai! Upon transferring to the school Seishun Gakuen, he meets the regulars of the tennis club, and becomes the first freshman to become a regular; but he has a lot to learn yet about being a tennis star. Ryoma, along with the rest of his teammates, aspire to win the Nationals; but first, they must defeat the other teams which stand in their way!
Though the genre is different (PoT is about sports and NnO is about ninja) the main characters and the mood seem similar. Both Rokujou and Ryoma are young and calm and cool. If you like Echizen then you'll like Miharu and vice versa.
