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Yamato Akitsuki has recently moved to Tokyo, and in order to maintain his less than wealthy lifestyle, he currently works at his aunt's bathhouse. While walking by the school one evening he sees a girl by the name of Suzuka practicing the high jump, and is instantly in love. Even better is the realization that Suzuka lives next door! Determined to prove himself worthy of her affections, Yamato decides to join the school's track team and show her what he’s got, but things won’t be so easy; for Suzuka has a love interest of her own, and it isn’t Yamato...
Yano Motoharu is the most popular guy in class, the school’s basketball ace, and highly charismatic to boot! No wonder Nanami Takahashi can’t resist falling in love with him. When Yano returns Nana’s feelings, things seem too good to be true and the two begin a relationship; but Yano has a contradictory personality which confuses Nana most of the time. On top of that, tragic events in Yano’s past won’t stop haunting their relationship. Unable to halt their passionate feelings, are Yano and Nana heading for disaster or can they save each other from irreparable hurt?
Suzuka and Bokura ga Ita are stories about the pain and suffering that romance can bring. Both feature characters that have lost a loved one, and are afraid to love again, even when somebody else is pouring their heart out to them. Depressing, realistic, and highly emotional; be sure to brace yourself before watching.
Both of theese stories are about romance, and suzuka and yano has both lost the one they loved, so thats similar. In both series you can see them dating.
In the year 1945, the most terrible creatures in existence visited the earth: bug-like entities soon to be known as Phantom Beasts. In that time of peril, mankind joined together to expel the threat, only to find that conventional weapons were useless and further damaged the earth. It is now 1999, and the student-wide draft has changed the lives of thousands of teenagers across Japan. While unwillingly fighting in an endless war that started before their births, one group of friends will experience the tragedy of death and the bittersweet joy of love as they struggle to survive.
Although Gunparade has mecha fights, it is much more focused on the relationship between the 2 main characters and is more romance-based than mecha-based.
The girl in Suzuka is very similar to the girl in Gunparade March; her behaviour and even her past is almost the same.
Gunparade March and Suzuka have a nice love story. Although some comedy can be found in Suzuka, both series have their times when a serious note is thrown in to ensure the atmosphere becomes more gloomy.
It's Christmas Eve and Ichitaka, with his friend Yasuo, await a double date. While waiting for Iori and Nami, Ichitaka reminisces about his experience with his life-long crush Iori. There were many opportunities to finally confess his love to Iori, especially the time when the two were selected to arrange the freshman entrance ceremony; but Ichitaka was either too shy or often misunderstood. The biggest misunderstanding of all was when Ichitaka's childhood friend, Itsuki came to live in Ichitaka's home all the way from the United States...
Both I''s Pure and Suzuka generally involve the pursuit of one woman, with some other love triangles invading as well. The main characters are both a bit dumb when it comes to women (go figure), which leads to some pretty awkward and often comical situations. Both have humour, romance, and the pursuit of someone so amazing that they seem out of your reach.
Both have romance stories starting in high school and transitioning into college while dealing with various struggles having to do with growing up and being responsible
Yukino had it all. Brilliant, athletic, popular and pretty, she was the perfect school girl with many friends and admirers. But then one fateful day she met her match: a handsome young man named Arima. Now, not only is he beating her at her own game, she's becoming more and more dismayed to learn that she's developing her first real feelings of romance. Can Yukino maintain her model student appearance, or will love ruin all her plans?
There are plenty of romantic comedies out there, and even with these two there are differences: Kare Kano is more wacky and random than Suzuka, and in Suzuka there is more comedy provided by the romance. The reason why I linked these is because despite their romance and comedy, both add a few (not all the time) rather realistic and serious events into the storyline.
Both of the series focus around the aspects of romance between the main character and his love interest. In both series you will be attached to the main character and start routing for them to succeed. If you like one of the series you will like the other
Momo is loud, shallow, a player, a betrayer, and one to best stay away from -- or at least, that's the misconception people have when they see her makeup, bleached hair and suntanned skin. In reality, Momo just wants the same friends, hobbies and crushes any girl her age would like. However, when her only friend starts spreading rumours about her, her boyfriend starts to doubt her, and the most popular boy in school starts to take a more then friendly interest in her, she'll have much more to worry about than just her appearance!
Both Peach Girl and Suzuka have romantic drama that will keep you hooked. In both series, one of the main characters (Momo in Peach Girl and Akitsuki in Suzuka) have to choose between two lovers. Neither story is a simple love triangle; both are complex, interesting and dramatic!
Both are drama filled to the very last second! It's easy to get hooked on both from episode 1. The love triangles are similar although I felt Suzuka's love triangle was more complicated (you'll know what I mean when you find out who Kazuki is). Both have hilarious moments that make you laugh out loud. You definitely root for the main character in both animes, wanting them to find happiness.
