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Chocola is an extrovert and an assertive girl, while her friend Vanilla is extremely shy and hesitant; together, they both come from the Magical Kingdom and are the next candidates in line for the throne. In order to qualify to be the Queen, Chocola and Vanilla are sent to the Human World to improve their magic; the assessment is based on capturing the most 'hearts' of the people in the Human World. Chocola's upfront behavior was popular in the Magical Kingdom, but in the Human World, people prefer the personality of her newly formed rival, Vanilla. Now, Chocola must work extra hard to live up to her mother's failure -- all while repressing her desire to whup everyone's butt!
Hinamori Amu is a stylish punk rock girl who is liked and feared by her peers, but there's just one problem: she's actually a shy and quiet girl who can't seem to drop her self-fabricated facade! But when Amu finds three eggs in her bed, she had no idea her life would change forever. Out of the eggs pop Ran, Miki and Su, Amu's Guardian Charas; these being represent parts of Amu that she wishes she could be, even allowing Amu to transform into those parts at will! Now, with pressure from the other Guardians (including her crush, Hotori) to join their midst, dark sides of the psyche known as X Eggs to seal, and nefarious forces after a wish-granting egg known as the embryo, Amu's life has officially become more complicated!
Both shows involve the "magical girl" type, but with light variations that bring something new to the mix. The main female characters go through interesting character development and there is nice story development, but fun 'omakes' as well!
Sugar Sugar Rune is like Shugo Chara because both of the main characters go threw hard friendships. Watch Shugo Chara because Ikuto from the show is really cool plus its a great romance between him and the main character that you dont want to miss
i like sugar sugar rune! kawaiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!! the story is awesome! that's what i can say! it's so nice! the characters, attitude, the animation, the action, the love story! ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!! all i can say is i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sakura Nina, a magic girl from the Magic Kingdom, comes to the human world to continue her training. It would have been a simple scenario, if not for the fact that Nina's magic skills are subpar at best. Nina and her best friend Ayu subsequently find themselves turning normal high school life into crazy adventures, day after day, with a magical twist. But as time goes on, there are questions that must be answered -- why is Nina really in the human world? And why is her childhood friend, a black magic user named Maya, in the human world as well?
Both series are about a "magical kingdom" where girls are competing to become royalty. Although somewhat similar in some ways there are many differences too and if you have seen one and enjoyed it, it would be worthwhile to watch the other.
both series are about witches sent to the human world to compete against each other. the story is so alike, both chocola and nina are big goof ups when it come to spells, usually making things worse. enjoyed one? definitely enjoy the other.
Liru the werewolf, Pachira the vampire, Aiko the android and Uma the witch have just moved to Tokyo, but they are terribly inexperienced with everyday life. The littlest things like sunlight plagues Pachira's existence, Uma's magic never quite goes as planned, Aiko finds her huge android weight embarrassing and Liru's obsession with food creates endless problems. Despite this, the girls still have a blast exploring the life of a human. From the Tanabata festival to browsing TV shopping channels, from donating blood to figuring out the postal system, the girls always manage to have a good time.
Magical Pokan and Sugar Sugar Rune hold a similar story to one another. Both feature inhuman beings coming to the 'human' world and trying to get used to the customs of said world. Episodes are generally one-shots and usually concluded failure. Things may be "magical girl", but both anime have a goth-like feel with a unique ray of colours.
Alice is a preteen girl who believes in magic, much to the dismay of her parents and peers. But when she finds herself transported into a dreamlike world filled with magic, forest sprites, and witches, she finds out that magic is sometimes not all it’s cracked up to be. The witches of this world must capture forest sprites for use in casting their spells, and magical hierarchy dictates that those at the bottom must compete to get to the top. Dream or not, Alice must use her positive attitude to show these witches that magic should be used to spread happiness, first and foremost!
In Tweeny a human girl ventures into the Witches' world, wheres in Sugar Rune two witches come the other way. But in both series the magical population is split, and the main characters are connected, through missing parents, with the reason for a war, as well as its possible solution.
The sporty Nagisa and the bookish Honoka are ordinary middle school students, but when two strange creatures called Mepple and Mipple force them together to form the magical girl squad Pretty Cure, their differences soon give way to a developing friendship. But being a hero of the Light is not all roses! Will there be enough time for studying, playing lacrosse and cute boys in between their battles against minions of evil?
Anime about girls with magical powers are a dime a dozen, but every so often one comes along with a bit more dynamism and charm than usual. This is true for both Sugar Sugar Rune and Pretty Cure, two eminently watchable anime series that deal with two very similar pairs of friends, consisting of one sporty and extrovert girl (Chocolat and Nagisa, respectively) and one shy and bookish girl (Vanilla and Honoka, respectively).
In both anime, the friends are tested and their friendship defined and strengthened by the tests -- and beyond showing their deepening ties, the story also shows the individual ability of the girls to grow to meet their challenges.
