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It was just a juvenile search for adventure that brought young mystic Nakahito face to face with the android mega-weapon, Kurumi. With just a kiss, she is activated and answers only to him. Now they embark on a comedic journey that will carry them across Japan to discover the secrets of the Steel Angels and how such technology has come to exist before the advent of television. In their travels they will encounter spies, army agents and rogue Steel Angels but the real discoveries lie in the heart of a young teen and the miracle he has awakened with a kiss.
She cooks, she cleans, and is a lethal fighting machine. Mahoromatic, former Vesper battle android, has chosen to give up her weapons, extending her remaining life from 37 to 398 days. As Misato Suguru's maid, she fights battles of another sort, fending off an amorous teacher on one hand, ecchi magazines on the other. Can Mahoro save Suguru's innocence?
Robotic girls + Comedy + Ecchi, what more could you want? Each show has a colorful cast of characters and a nice plot with fantastic endings.
Maids,robots,romance,young boy - and much more can be found in both series. Strangly this both anime have quite similar atmosphere. Althrought both main female characters are diffrent - nevertheless they want to make "masters" happy.
These anime have a lot of similarities, both have Robot girls, and both have an unsuspecting young male character who ends up being looked after by them. There is a lot of funny moments in each and If you enjoyed one then you are more than likely to enjoy the other.
Steel Angel Kurumi, and Mahoromatic are both great anime. They both involve a young boy and the female androids that take care of them, wether it be cleaning or fighting. Both series are enjoyable to watch as the emotions of the characters grow stronger and become apparent. Plenty of comedy, fun, and Ecchi for everyone to enjoy. If you liked one don't hesitate to watch the other!
Kazuki Shikimori is a 17-year old junior studying at Aoi Academy, an elite school for the magically gifted. However, unlike enrollment to the school would suggest, his magical prowess is below-average. In fact, he can only use magic eight times in his life, or he will die. But not all is lost: Kazuki's family tree includes the latent genetic material for magical greatness. After that information leaks out, Kazuki suddenly becomes the most popular male student in the school, and girls from powerful magician families begin chasing him to get his genes.
Both anime's have a cute girl that is seriously devoted to the main character. Magic is also a big part of both although Steel Angel Kurumi uses robots to show the supernatural. If you liked the humour in Maburaho, you will probably like the humour in Steel Angel Kurumi. The same kind of ...-Sama humour :)
Both anime have the Male protagonist being chased by two to three girls. The main girl that is chasing him is the anime type who will do anything to please her master. In each anime the girls do the fighting and the guy does the support.
Aika Sumeragi is still in high school, but having already earned her C-class salvager's license, she has no need for career counseling. While Eri, the class president, takes a dim view on Aika advertising her services at school, she seems to have no qualms about hiring her herself on behalf of the school's Treasure Hunting Club. A girl named Karen has mysterious tattoo which contains a hidden clue to the whereabouts of something unknown, and after packing their short skirts and panties, the club sets out on a journey to discover the answer; but not everyone on board is who they seem to be. Aika's first job is turning out to be far more serious than she originally thought; and thus, her illustrious career as a panty-flashing secret agent begins!
Both Steel Angel Kurmi and Aika R-16 have sexy women, action/fight scenes between beautiful girls, comedy. and a great story; if you liked one you'll certainly like the other. Believe me, don't miss this one.
Both Kurumi and Aika have a main plot that is well-developed, and have many sub plots that are comedy-packed and a bit awkward to watch.
Linn Suzuki made her way to Tokyo in search of her elder brother but found trouble instead. Lovely Detective Miho Kuon comes to Linn's aid as she is accosted by thugs, and thus begins their adventures together. Linn must endure geeky magicians, fierce tree spirits, and her 100-year-old master all while trying to stay clothed! Full of action and fanservice, Kotetsu is a debacle of martial arts mayhem.
Ryunosuke and his father are running away from his crazy mother when, feeling the urge to answer nature's call, Ryunosuke finds a cute little alley cat and decides to keep it. Almost immediately after, they are caught in a fire fight with his mother's lackeys. Tragically the poor cat dies and Ryunouske is heartbroken, but luckily his inventor father just happened to bring along a deactivated robot. By placing the cat's brain in the robot, Nuku Nuku is born! Now all they have to do is teach Nuku Nuku how to behave like a normal girl instead of a super-strong, cat-brained robot, while trying to avoid a mother's wrath!
