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Welcome to Bokuto Station, situated in the Bokuto precinct of Tokyo and home to the Traffic Department and its hard working staff, who have a mission to uphold law and order. Meet Miyuki and Natsumi, the top dogs of the precinct who are quite the opposites: one is quiet, timid and skilled with mechanics, and the other is loud, outgoing, strong and clumsy -- but they make one hell of a team.Follow the duo and the rest of Bokuta Station's staff in this lighthearted police drama where each day is a new and exciting event, and upholding the law might mean more than you'd think...
Keiichi Morisato is just your average college student until one day, fate interjects as he makes a call for take-out food. Unknown to him, he reaches the Goddess Help Line, and contacts a goddess named Belldandy, who grants him a wish. Thinking it to be a joke, Keiichi wishes for her to be his girlfriend 'forever'.
I recommend AMG mainly because it was created by Kousuke Fujishima, who also created YUA. AMG is more of a light-hearted romance whereas the Miyuki/Ken relationship in YUA is more serious and realistic. Still, AMG is a fun, but short OVA to check out.
YUA and AMG were originally created by the same artist, and are very similar series. The main difference is that Goddess is more "epic" due to most of the main characters being, well, goddesses, while YUA is more down-to-earth due to the setting at a police station. The tone of both series is similar enough that you half expect Keiichi being pulled over by Nakajima for speeding.
Several of the characters are very similar to ones in the other series, the action/comedy nature of both is the same, as is their largely episodic nature. Not surprising since both series were created by the same person. Nonetheless, if you enjoyed one you'll also enjoy the other.
Morisato Keiichi has always had bad luck. No matter what he does or how he acts, nothing seems to go his way. His bike frequently breaks down, his classmates take advantage of him, women ignore and scorn him, and on top of all that, he’s only 5'3". In Heaven, when someone’s bad luck and good luck are so heavily out of balance, Belldandy (Goddess First Class, Second Category, Unlimited) of the Goddess Assistance Agency comes to the rescue. Belldandy grants Keiichi one wish to make up for all of his bad luck, but when Keiichi wishes for Belldandy to stay by his side forever... the trouble begins. Can Keiichi keep Belldandy by his side, or will outside elements force her to return to heaven?
Both were written by Kousuke Fujishima. Both are lighthearted animes with their fair shair of romantic moments. And both are humorous while serious at the same time. As if all this wasn't enough, many of the characters from Ah! My Goddess were inspired from Fujishima's Taiho Shichauzo!
Both Ah! My Goddess and You're Under Arrest! were written by the same person. While the plots of both series are vastly different, they share the same light-hearted, fun-for-the-whole family humor.
Both Ah! My Goddess TV and You're Under Arrest are works of the same author, Kousuke Fujishima.While the story and plot of these two animes are different, both of them feature the same humour style and drama aspects.So if yu like one of this two then for sure you will enjoy the other one as well
Many years in the future, crime is out of hand. In order keep the city safe, the Tank Police were created. The Tank Police are an elite unit that uses massive tanks to bring criminals to justice, yet many feel they do more damage than they are worth. Leona is a rookie, and within her first few days on the force she is already knee-deep in trouble.
In the relative near future, fossil fuel cars have gone the way of the dinosaur -- electric cars rule the landscape. And when these electric cars go bad, it’s up to the Ex-Drivers to stop them! Join Lisa and Lorna as they encounter situations revolving around them putting their souped up cars’ pedals to the metal in a showdown of slick cars and hot drivers. Speed is the name of the game and the stakes rise quicker than an RPM gauge in overdrive!
Both anime were created by Kousuke Fujishima. eX-D is newer, so the visuals are obviously much better; however, YUA has a better and more realistic story. eX-D will definitely appeal to those who wanted YUA with more cars, and YUA will appeal to those who liked eX-D, but felt the characters and story had something left to be desired. Naturally, since both anime are created by Fujishima, expect to see Fujishima trademark lovelies driving fast cars.
Not only that the Manga author was the same Kosuke Fujishima, but both anime have a lot in common, including cars, main characters who are both females, not just that, but their appearance, temper.. Also, both have similar plot lines, which is chasing after bad guys, but in Ex-Driver the bad guys sometimes are AI cars ;)
Rally Vincent and Minnie May are twogirls with a lot of fire power. When they are not busy managing their gun store, they are working as bounty-hunter duo the Gunsmith Cats. Rally's incredible gunslinging skills and Minnie's obsession for big explosions make the GunSmith Cats a deadly force, and every task an adventure.
