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Hino Kahoko is a sophomore at a high school which caters to both general students, and the musically elite. On the first day of class, Hino meets a fairy named Lili and is entrusted with a magical violin; this violin has the ability to express the music in someone’s heart, even if they do not possess the talent for playing the instrument. With the violin in her care, Hino must now compete in a musical competition, but the guilt of not having true musical talent consumes her. Lili’s dream is to bring happiness to people with music, but Hino isn’t sure she has what it takes to be the one to do it. Can Hino perservere, or will she abandon Lili’s dream?
they are both reverse harem that have to do with a girl that seems to attract all the guys to her with her lovable wuality, in uta no prince-sama there may be a guy that will start to like haruka just like in la carda, with the main girl and the guy with the blue hair(forgot name). either way they both have to do with music and a school that focuses in music. another similarity is that the girl in uta no prince-sama haruka may have a talent but she has o work really hard to play the piano in la cardo (spolier sorta) the girl also was given the talent to play he violin but after she lost that she studied hard to learn to play it again
Reverse Harem? Filled with Bishies? Revolving around music? It's obvious that the two of these animes are very similar and therefore if you like one you'll definitely like the other.
In terms of what you're looking for in an anime though, they can slightly vary. If you are looking for a storyline with a little meaning and an anime that focuses on the instrumental side of music, you're probably going to want to watch LCD more. The characters appear to have more depth and stray from the stereotypes, something that is rare nowadays. However, Love 1000% has its own unique points of view. With each episode there will be new music, new songs, something that is very intriguing and you can look forward too all the time. The initial storyline takes a while to get going, but it is in it's own right, something to watch.
I gurantee if you enjoy one, you're likely to enjoy the other :)
Both animes revolve around one girl whose studying music at a music school. Both protagonists are surrounded by a lot of bishonens who all end up infatuated with her. Both animes are really good and i think if you like one of them you'll most likely like the other!!!
They are both very similar. One deals with classical music, while the other deals with modern music. But it's still music! They are both, in a way, reverse harems filled with handsome male characters. The plots for both are quite meaningful as well. Would you like the other if you liked the first? Probably, yes!
Both animes revolve around one girl whose studying music at a music school. Both protagonists are surrounded by a lot of bishonens who all end up infatuated with her. Both animes are really good and i think if you like one of them you'll most likely like the other!!!
The moment I started Uta no Prince-sama, I thought of La Corda D'Oro. I waited six episodes to make the recommendation, just to confirm the connection, but my first instinct was right. Both have many charismatic, musically talented male characters created basically to make girls squeal. They both have a kind female lead whom all the cute boys are drawn to. Basically, if you finish one and want more shoujo/reverse harem, try the other. I'm pretty sure you'll like it.
Ouran High is a school for the extremely wealthy or, in Haruhi's case, the extremely talented. But no amount of talent will help when Haruhi accidentally drops an eight million yen vase in a music room. The vase was the property of Ouran High School Host Club, a group of attractive young men who, for a fee, provide their time and affections for their lovesick clientele: the female students. Fascinated by this strange new specimen, a poor and clumsy commoner, they force Haruhi to work for them until the debt is repaid; but they get a lot more than they bargained for...
They both have prestigious schools. They are both somewhat reverse harem also. Each have an element of romance, comedy, and school life.
Both of the female leads are granted permission to go to a top notch school coming from a one parent home and through an odd cercumstance winds up befriending the arguably top six boys in the school. The oblivousness to the flirting from the boys is also the same.
Both are a reverseharem at a private school. Seriously these two are very alike. If OHSHC was focused on idols and music it would be called UtaPri.
Both are harem anime, which means many of the male characters in this anime are in love with the main female character. All characters in both anime are at a very special high school.
Kyoko moves to the big city with the prince of her dreams Shotaro; he wants to make it big in the entertainment business, so she works hard at many different jobs to support him as he achieves his dream. However, one day, Kyoko accidentally discovers the horrible truth: the love of her life thinks of her as a 'plain and boring woman!' Outraged, Kyoko swears revenge – she will make it even bigger than Shotaro in the entertainment world. The only question is, how will she fulfill her desire?
I think that people who like either Uta no Prince-sama, or Skip Beat! would like the other. I really like both! They both have a female leading character who's very driven in what she does. I've only watched two episode of Prince-sama, but it's really good! I was surprised at how much I like it! I definately recommend Uta no Prince-sama!
Skip Beat!'s main character has tremendous acting skills and may seem like an underdog at first, but when she displays her acting, it shocks everyone. Her acting really reaches into people's souls and seem like something very real, similar to Haruka's talent in songwriting.
Both Uta Pri and Skip Beat follow their main character (Haruka and Kyoko, respectively) as they build the foundation to their future career. Haruka and Kyoko both had slight set backs at the beginning but managed to stick wtih their dream and their efforts have paid off. It's also very hard for anyone in either series to hate the main character; they both have the unique ability to draw everyone in.
Therefore, (as cliche as this is) I believe if you enjoyed one, you would also enjoy the other.
When I first started watching UtaPri it reminded me sooo much of Skip Beat! There's the main femaie who is seen as an underdog in show business/music industry, main male who's a jerk in the beginning but warms up to her and who is so unbelievably famous that it seems like they are worlds apart.
They are both about idols with a female lead who has great qualitites that everyone loves and a male who is at first standoffish but they really have a connection. If you like one you'll like the other.
Both "Uta no Prince-sama" and "Hakuouki Shinsengumi Kitan" are typical reserved harem series. They both have main female characters that don't really do anything-- which lets the viewer focus on the boys. In both series, we have the typical silent guy, who doesn't really like the main character (at least at the beginning of the story); a cheerful type; and a handful of other men, who come in all shapes and sizes. If you'd also like to enjoy a teeny-weeny bit of plot, you can get what you ask for. In "Uta no Prince-sama", Haruka aims to be a bigtime in the music industry. In "Hakuouki', we follow our character as she tried to find herself in the Shinsengumi.
Both are reversed-harem animes with hot guys and a sensitive girl who tries to help everyone around.
Nana Komatsu is on her way to Tokyo; now she can finally be with her boyfriend after a year of dating long-distance! On the train there, Nana Komatsu meets Nana Osaki – a girl who shares her name but seems to be everything Nana Komatsu is not; cool, street-wise, and a punk rocker. The two hit it off and spend the entire journey getting to know each other, but when they get to Tokyo, circumstance separates them seemingly forever. However, fate is not finished with these two. Whilst hunting for a place to live the two Nanas again cross paths. They decide to share a flat and become best friends in no time. Nana K. must learn to be independent and mature, while Nana O. works on becoming famous with her band; but together, they will learn about love and loss, and the growth that comes with it.
they are both GREAT animes. The both have people singing and involves music. you should watch these!!!
both are great stories about music and the life of music. As nana isn't focused on the idol business as much as uta no prince the love of music is apparent in both.
