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The anime and cosplay-loving Sakura Nankyoku – known by her peers as Penguin at her old school – has just moved to a new location. After suddenly becoming student council president, she finds herself in the middle of many bizarre and ecchi situations. Panties fly, transformations are plentiful and the day is never dull in the life of Sakura, her third-grade sister Kaede, her tomboy rival Kujira, Cha Chi from China (who wants nothing more than to be Kujira's "boyfriend"), and more!
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Angels are genteel and graceful messengers from Heaven, right? Wrong! Sakura Kusakabe will create an invention that inadvertently ruins the future for womankind and thus, angels from the future have arrived to do the only reasonable thing: assassinate him! Fortunately for Sakura, one of them, Dokuro-chan, takes a liking to him but her intentions to protect him prove downright lethal. When Sakura’s not dodging her spiked bat Excalibolg, he’s fighting for his life on river escapades. And when he’s not quick enough, Dokuro-chan’s catchy incantation brings him back to life! Bludgeoning and blood splatters aside, can Dokuro-chan save the one she loves without damaging the future?
A comedy of high schoolers, randomness, ecchi, violence and a shamelessly obsessive female lead who is sure to do everything exactly the way it shouldn't be done. All these things strike a chord with both Penguin and Dokuro-chan, making them very similar in their basic concepts. There's a strong chance that you'll find the other entertaining, if you already liked one.
Both of these series have outrageous non-sensical plots, self-referential humor and tons of fanservice.
Dokuro-chan is WAAAAY more violent then Penguin Musume Heart, but they have the same general comedic pacing (non-stop gags).
If you take anime very seriously, steer clear. If you like to laugh at anime and yourself, this Dokuro-chan is worth watching.
Ever wanted to join an anime club but felt its geekiness would hurt your reputation? Sasahara feels your pain. Genshiken, the Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture, is an organization of college otaku obsessed with anime, manga and video games. Their daily activities include holding impromptu cosplay photo shoots, braving the crowds and avoiding injury at doujinshi conventions, and tolerating harassment by Saki, a girl irked by her boyfriend's otaku-ness! It's a perfect match for Sasahara's interests, so why is it so difficult for him to join?
Both animes are about otakus and how they live between no otakus, while in penguin musume heart theres only one otaku and its more sweet and funny, both animes have the same feeling and they both show the daylife of otakus and also they make lots of parodies of others animes and talk a lot about the common things that are usually on animes, like costumes of maids, cats, etc. And also they talk about cosplay and even the characters do cosplay sometimes.
Naeko and Kousuke Fujiwara have just been given a gift from their grandfather: the mess of a mansion they live in will now be cared for by two capable maids – Fubiki, a beauty that appeals to Kousuke’s fetish; and Kogarashi, a huge, strong man who will perform his maid duties to his fullest! What the two don’t know is that they are the last in line for their family’s inheritance, and these two “maids” have been hired to protect them. For Kousuke, this new life is a dream come true; but for Naeko, her mammoth, gravity-defying breasts will never be safe from Kogarashi or any other male’s antics again!
Kamen no Maid Guy and Penguin Musume have a few things in common. For starters, they both feature a ditzy female protagonist with ample sized boobies. Also Sebastian somewhat reminds me of Kogarashi, he provides perfect service but sometimes makes the female characters feel uncomfortable because of his bizarre actions, though Sebastian isn't featured nearly as much in Penguin Musume as Kogarashi is in Kamen. Both shows are also action comedies that lean a little heavy on the comedy side.
The timid, virginal Kouta is a new student at Kunpo High School; and while others in his situation might be a wallflower forever, Kouta has no such luck – he has attracted the attention of the busty Chizuru, who happens to be a fox deity! However, Kouta’s misfortunes don’t stop there; he’s also pursued by Nozomu, a wolf deity. Between being molested, propositioned, having his face shoved between mammoth breasts or witnessing endless panty shots, Kouta must also attempt to maintain his studies – even though all Chizuru and Nozomu want is to be the one to deflower him first!
Kanokon and Penguin Musume Heart are both extremely ecchi anime with little to no substance to speak of. If you like nothing more than panty shots and random nonsense, knock yourself out with these titles.
Ryouta is a typical elementary school boy in class 5-2. He likes hanging out with his friends, he plays guitar on his broom instead of cleaning the classroom and he’s more interested in whose Superball bounces the highest than seeing a girl’s panties or sneaking a peek at a dirty magazine. However Ryouta also has the unfortunate luck of often being caught in the most seemingly-perverted situations at the worst possible times. Still, amidst becoming the guru of the turn-on of a collarbone, Ryouta continues to live a normal day-to-day life; that is, as normal a life as a tormented pseudo-perverted schoolboy can!
School is the main scenery here. Both go though out the school's students daily lives and the friendships they share. They are both funny and ok animes and if you liked one you will most likely the other. Main difference is that Kyou no Go no Ni has one scene of ecchi each episode, while Penguin Musume Heart has a lot more with fan service.
