Scrapped Princess

If you liked the crossover between magic and technology in Scrapped Princess, you will probably like FMA too. Alchemy is in itself an elaborate science, which can be used to perform super/inhuman acts. Pacifica shares a strong bond with her brethren, so do the Elric Brothers. In FMA, Edward and Alphonse Elric struggle to regain what they have lost for making a terrible mistake, and are seeking the power to correct, what has been lost to them, just like Pacifica seeks a home, in a world completely hostile to her. In general, you should consider watching FMA, even though it is a mega series, since the overall feel of those two series is very similar. Deep contemplatory scenes are paired with action-packed fighting sequences and lots of character developement. Actually you can't really go wrong with FMA, so watch it! Right NOW!

I would recommend these two anime for the fact that they approach fantasy worlds in a similar fashion. Firstly, they share the theme of sibling love conquering all. They both also present a unique technical twist to 'magic' e.g. there is balance in alchemy in Full Metal Alchemist, which must be calculated, and then there is the interesting web-like look of magic in Scrapped Princess, where the caster's skill at chanting the commands affects the magic. Both anime also maintain strong tragic undertones throughout which keep them from veering into the realms of silliness. FMA is far more of an epic than Scrapped Princess, with a bigger host of in-depth characters, but if you like the approach in one, you'll like the approach in the other.

A journey searching for something that seems unattainable, with the aid of magical powers and all kinds of strange people met along the way. These series are not exactly mirrors of each other but they both have a lot of darkness and leave you feeling sad for the chars alot of times. You just want them to finaly get what they have been searching so long for.

Scrapped Princess and Fullmetal Alchemist are both about families (siblings) who stick together to overcome all obstacles. In both stories, the siblings have encountered a lot of tragedy and have done something society deems "wrong" for the sake of family. The Casull siblings and the Elric brothers are both traveling throughout the series, and encounter many new people and beliefs along the way. Although there is a lot of adversity, they also meet people along the way who befriend and support them, despite their 'wrong'-doings. Both series also have elements of fantasy, magic (although Fullmetal Alchemist refers to alchemy as science), and solid fighting skills. Fullmetal Alchemist is longer with more twists and in-depth sub-plots, but Scrapped Princess doesn't slack in the story-line, and fits a lot into its 24 episodes. I think if you liked one, it's worth checking out the other.

If you liked the magic, the fantasy, and epic scale of events depicted in Scrapped Princess, then be sure to watch Fullmetal Alchemist! Fullmetal Alchemist is an involving tale that follows the journey of two brothers and their struggles as they find their place in a beautiful, terrible world. Just like in Scrapped Princess, Fullmetal Alchemist's young protagonists bring the viewer insight into a deeply political and conflict-ridden plot, its twists and cliffhangers, and all the while with freshness and innocent hope. Both are fantasy must-sees!

First, "Scrapped Princess" and "FMA" share a similar kind of magic power, although in Scrapped Princess you don't have to draw circles.

Second, both leading characters are somehow cursed and wanted by the baddies.

Third, the number of episodes in the series, jokes and drawing style are almost the same, so if you watched one of them, you won't get bored watching another one.

The characters in Scrapped Princess and FMA are depicted on a journey where secrets about the past and present are revealed. The combination of fighting and magic provide fast-paced action, and the character development for both stories is good. If you like the animation in one, you will probably like the other because they are from the same studio.

Fullmetal Alchemist and Scrapped Princess are two fantasy series centered around a group of siblings who go on a journey seeking a return to normalcy. For the Casuls it's because Pacifica is being hunted, and for the Elrics it's because their bodies are no longer human. Both main characters have some difficulty in morally justifying their actions, and in both anime the siblings find themselves becoming involved in something that goes well beyond their simple wish. Although Fullmetal's added length makes it the deeper and more complex of the two, Scrapped is by no means simple. Fans of one of these shows should feel right at home watching the other.

Blood is thicker than water, even when you shed it for family. FMA and Scrapped Princess show us the importance of brother/sisterhood, while weaving epic plotlines and revealing truths about their worlds that only their unity will help them overcome.

A strong tragic undercurrent is felt in both SP and FMA. The main characters both have a lot of pain built up inside. Another factor is the strong bond between the siblings, causing them to fight for each other.

The pacing is very similar in how they handle comedy/serious transitions. Although Stellvia is sci-fi and Scrapped is only sciantisy the feeling of emotion in both series holds a connection. Watching the two back to back is good for the soul.

Scrapped Princess takes place in feudal times, while Stellvia takes place in space. However, even though the environments are much different, I got the same kind of feeling watching both series. Both have a somewhat stubborn female lead, who grows and matures given hardships. Both have a very unique mix of comedic and action/drama filled situations. Both made me laugh out loud at times, and both DEFINITELY made me very anxious to watch the next episode. It's hard to explain why I recommend these two series together, but watch an episode of both and see what I mean.

Scrapped Princess and Stellvia of the Universe have completely different premises, completely different settings, and yet both are extremely captivating series because of their endearing characters and the inter-character relationships.

I feel these series had a very similar tone overall, they had that serious, but "not-too-serious" feeling to them. The characters also were very developed and you would attach to the 2 main characters rather easily. Also, as I was watching, the episodes would just fly by and I wanted to always watch the next one.

Recommending Stellvia and Scrapped Princess for each other may seem a bit far-fetched, one being pure sci-fi and the other being mostly fantasy. Nevertheless, both have a very similiar feeling, especially when it comes to cuteness factor, mix between humour and seriousness and, of course, the oh-no-I-can't-sleep-yet-gotta-watch-just-one-more-ep-feeling. The main characters are also a bit similiar - Shipon and Pacifica are both special but neither wanted fame or adventure. The sidekicks are also very nice in both series, Stellvia having Shipon's classmates and Scrapped Princess having Pacifica's siblings and friends. In conclusion, both series are very nice, lighthearted stories about meeting challenges with the help of friends. If you liked one, you will very probably enjoy the other.

Whilst the plot and premise of Stellvia and Scrapped Princess are quite different in comparison, one thing they do share is the ability to draw you into their respective stories. The genres whilst being totally different, paint a vivid picture and keep you enthralled throughout.

Both of these series have a very similar feel -- they both have a sunny, cute, and slightly foolish protagonist that has to face very serious problems -- however, they both have close friends to help them.

Additionally, the animation and overall "feel" of the series seems stylistically very similar.

I both series religion is an important part of it. Wihle you have demons and apostels in Chrno Crusade, you have peacmakers and priests in Scrapped Princess. In addition to that: Both series have the same ammount of humor and serious parts. If you liekd scrapped princess, but want something darker and somewhat more realistic, check out Chrno Crusade. If you like the fantasy genre and like Chrno Crusade, you will probably like Scrapped Princess too

Both Chrno Crusade and Scrapped Princess have a religious background, but I think they are even more similar in mood, mix of action and romance, and maybe animation style as well.

Both series have a heavy religious side. Chrno Crusade tends to the christian side, Scrapped Princess is pure fiction. Though they do feel alike. You'll definitely like the other one, so go try it ;)

The overall feeling of Chrno Crusade And Scrapped Princess is kind of similar, and that is the main reason as to why I've made this recommendation. The story worlds are different but they both touch upon religious themes and the protagonists both carry a burden and have quite the similar attitude.

Though they're in completely different genres, Chrono Crusade and Scrapped Princess are very similar structurally and thematically. They start simply with a basic premise, but then an ancient prophecy and a religious conspiracy are unveiled that force the characters to find unexpected allies and reevaluate their understandings of themselves and the value of life.

Pacifica Cassul and Rosette Christopher are similar characters; they are annoying and endearing at the same time, are ineffectual and optimistic - blonde, if that makes any difference.

Both Scrapped Princess and Chrono Crusade are heavy on comedy and feature a decent amount of action. They also deal heavily with the occult. The lead characters have highly optimistic views on life despite the bad hand they've been dealt. Both shows can be saddening at times as well.