Please Twins - Recommendations

redneck says...

Like ecchi and 1 guy living with girls? Love Hina is for you...

sublime says...

You could call both Love Hina and Onegai Twins slightly ecchi and most definately fan service. Doesn't detract from the good romantic/comedy plots both series provide.

VuTang says...

Both series feature falling in love as young children. However, Onegai Twins has a slight twist; with the two girls, one might be his sister.

ConnorD says...

In both Please twins and Love Hina There is a comelling story about a guy who meets new girls and begins to fall in love. as well as that botha re filled with plenty of Ecchi and Harem!! im sure if you liked one the other is for you. As you see there is mroe than one girl in the equasion... now the problem is... will he choose the right one?

Habhome says...

Several girls that like the same guy, yet they can't admit it. A romance story with much comedy.

These are a few of the aspects that make these two animes fit the same taste.

nextolast says...

These are both Uber Cutesey animes. Though the anime style for chobits may seem a little serious at first, the pantsu incident will show that chobits can disho ut comedy too. The guys are nicely different, as Maiku is pretty intense, while Hideki is more likely to goof up, reversing the guy/girl situation in these two, which means your not just seeing more of the same

Jax33 says...

While there are no robots in Please Twins the two series are crammed full of the same humour and fan service. If you loved one you'll love the other.

MeloColi says...

Chobits and Onegai Twins are both about love, are serious, and are ecchi. Chobits is about a robot girl, and Onegai Twins is about two girls who are trying to find their brother.

wolfangel87 says...

There is major ecchi with romance with lots of panty shots along the way in Please Twins and Chobits. The main girls seem to be very innocent and the two main guys also have very similar personalities to one another.

ConnorD says...

In Chobits and Please Twins the Man of the series unexpectedly meets a girl(s) (in chobits case a robot, in please twins, his possible reletives) and has to, out of no where, start supplying money and housing and all sorts of needs for there new guests! if you liked one im sure youll like the other

LastKiss says...

Both are great anime and similar style humor. If you are looking for Comedy/Romance then you'll be looking in the right place ^_^

sublime says...

Both romantic/comedies, with the popular "guy in unusual circumstances plot". Sprinkle in some angst and a few twists here and there and both series will keep you interested

kamirura says...

This is another really cute and sweet romance. Of course it contains alot of ecchiness :P Just like Onegai Twin it got this guy that everyone just falls in love with, without him really doing anything. And it defenitely got the same kind of humor as Onegai Twins, so if you're looking for a "twin" this is the one.

nextolast says...

Cutesy ness big eyes, and the long lost love (well kindof brother in onegai twins...) and almost ecchi ness and ytou have a good reason to watch the other. KAoru and Maiku are really similar in how they deal with the situations that crop up, and really make these both work

Koboi says...

If you like the Girl-Boy relationship plot incorporating a childhood mystery, as well as the quiet setting and the funny quid pro quo, you'll certainly like both series

xXYoruichiXx says...

Both series focus on a forbidden love between a brother and sister. All of the main characters in both series struggle with and try to deny the feelings that they feel for their sibling. Please Twins has a more comedic aspect to it with some drama added, while Boku wa Imoutu ni Koi wo Suru is dramatic from beginning to end. If you liked one, you should give the other a try.

TropicalMist says...

If you're into the whole "twins loving each other" theme, sure why not? I believe these two have a lot in common in that sense =) Besides the fact that they're both short and fast/easy anime to watch, they both focus on the fact that the twins DO have feelings for one another and therefore having to deal with the "what if" situations.

However, in many aspects Boka is much more deep and MUCH more mature. In comparison to Twins, Twins is more focused on humor and the theme of "who is the twin". While both have really well-defined characters, you might enjoy the fact that neither lose sight of the main concept. Therefore I believe if you've watched one, and want to watch a similar (yet different mood) anime, go for it!

wolfangel87 says...

Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru and Please Twins focus on a forbidden love between a brother and sister and the complications of maintaining a relationship through that fact.  It is a big what if situation of what might happen in a situation where love comes through even in the case of siblings. Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru has a more dramatic, serious feeling to it while Please Twins has a great deal of comedic episodes in it. 

KittyEmperor says...

Both series focus on the forbiddin relationship between a brother and sister and the attempts to deny those feelings inorder to prevent themselves from crossing that line into taboo.  Though Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru tends to stay on the more serious side and Please Twins takes on more of a comedy stance with some drama mixed.

Kogoruhn says...

The art style in Boku wa Imouto ni Koi wo Suru and Please Twins is extremely similar and I would recommend the other if you like one just based on that. Then there is the fact that both focus on forbidden love between siblings and the attempts made to deny this forbidden love.

rembonjaski says...

Both are high school romances dealing with a high school boy who suddenly and unwillingly gets caught between multiple suitors. Unexpected plot twists and a good share of laughs brought on by the supporting cast make both a great deal of fun to watch. Viewers will appreciate the similarity in the way the lead male character approach their situations - a little more mature than some typical harem type series. While both have their share of fan-serv scenarios for the lads to survive, they stay pretty light hearted and fun - neither character turns into the bumbling, clumsy pervert (i.e. Love Hina's Ketaro).

wolfangel87 says...

In Please Twins and Shuffle there are loads of panty shots and fun filled awkward moments. There are funny episodes where the girls scheme against the boys and the situation just turns into one big disaster along the way. All the girls in the series are in love with the main guy and they try and prove their love in different ways.

angelflame134 says...

Please Twins is not as funny as Shuffle! but they are very similar in plots. They are both harems although Shuffle! involves girls from different worlds (adding to the fantasy side of it). The animation is good in both. Both have their perverted sides. You won't get bored with either of them

Menchi says...

Imagine being a single boy, living in peace in a small town, when suddenly you're surrounded by girls all wanting to be together with you! In Shuffle! and Onegai Twins exactly this happens, and a boy has to make a difficult decision: to be or not to be... with who?!

kristianmorris says...

Both of these series come off as light hearted in the beginning but as the stories draw to a conclusion the drama sets in which is what leaves an impression.

Nakama says...

Both has ecchi content, and the story has a boy who doesn't know which girl he should be in love with until the end of the show

Zaig says...

These two are all about characters attempting to shed light on which girl is the male protagonist's blood sibling and then being able to start a romantic, acceptable relationship with him. Just who is the sister? That's the great mystery to be solved while watching.

bitts says...

both anime have somewhat identical plot. male protagonist trying to find his sister in would be partners.

NekoRocket says...

K.O.R. and Onegai Twins both explore the love and the depths of compassion between teenagers. As they discover who each other really are, they find out more about themselves. This kind of story can be funny and heart wrenching at the same time, making for a very fulfilling anime watching experience.

NekoRocket says...

While Urusei Yatsura has a more comical feel to it, it shares with Onegai Twins the rivalry of teenagers as they blunder through comical situations in order to discover who they live and why. Both amusing, both cute and sweet.

amateurasu says...

More forbidden love, and both also seem to have some more somber undercurrents running through them. Of course, both also dish out the comedy when appropriate ^_^.