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Michiru has an unusual ability: she can see a dark ring around a person's neck that signifies their time to die. However, she suppressed her powers once she "saw" the deaths of her parents – until now. After accidentally seeing rings around the necks of two boys in her school, it seems that Michiru's powers are back for good. The two are zombies who are working for the secret loan office known as Zombie-Loan, and they need Michiru's help to find other zombies – those with dark black rings around their necks. Though Michiru initially refuses, due to a series of events it seems she has no choice but to comply...
When the infected approached Rei and Takashi's school, it led to a gruesome blood bath that left the majority of students and staff dead or turned into the zombie-like monsters that have spread throughout the world. Together with a handful of other survivors, Rei and Takashi set forth to find their families in a world that is rapidly detoriating. Governments have collapsed, the killer disease is out of control, and people everywhere are trying their best to simply live through each day...
There is not as much gore in Zombie Loan as in HighSchool of the Dead but it deals with zombies and there aren't that many anime tha tdeal with zombies. Both series are great in their own way though.
Zombie fighting high schoolers, gun and sword fighting, and some interesting characters. While High School of the Dead has a little more ecchi, Zombie-Loan dabbles with it as well.
Ayaka Kisaragi is the best at her profession -- hunting down vampires, spooks, and evil spirits who haunt the citizens of Tokyo! Ghostbusters, beware! The crew of the Phantom Quest Corporation is on the job. From vampires to the undead, there's nothing her hip and paranormal team can't handle... EXCEPT their debt, of course!
A group of people fighting against the forces of darkness for cash.... this formula serves as the basis for both Zombie-Loan and Phantom Quest Corp. While Zombie-Loan is a bit more serious than Phantom Quest Corp, both are amusing in their own ways. If you enjoyed one, you should try out the other.
Both are about a group of people that hunt down evil spirits to pay back their loans. Zombie Loan is more serious that Phantom Quest Corp but both have good laughs. If you liked one you'll like the other.
In downtown Tokyo, walking the streets has become dangerous once the day turns to night. Lifeless demons called "Oni" have taken over the streets and are devouring innocent citizens of Tokyo, leaving them dry and lifeless. Kyouichi and Tatsuma are two high school students who hold supernatural abilities that allow them to defeat the Oni at night. Though they continue to fight what seems to be a never ending battle, they've yet to discover the main threat towards humanity -- the group working behind the scenes in charge of the Oni...
If you enjoy watching Zombies and the use of supernatural powers to combat them, then both Zombie Loan and Tokyo Majin both offer these, admittedly in entirely different manners, it still refreshing to see a new take on the use of Zombies in a series.
if you like Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou Tou then your gonna like Zombie loan (both ways) they both have fighting and zombies sort of but i think the story is good. There are several key characters with special powers. and Both series have a group of people who are in both cases around the high school age.
Cross Academy is a school with a difference: in a unique and experimental setup designed by the headmaster, it has a Day Class consisting of ordinary humans and a Night Class filled with vampires. Yuki Cross and her friend Zero Kiryu are school prefects whose job it is to make sure the secret of the Night Class is always safe; they patrol the school grounds at night and supervise the switchover of classes at dawn and dusk to prevent any 'accidents' from happening. While Zero is suspicious of vampires and hates the idea of sharing the same space as them, Yuki admires the Night Class for their beauty and sophistication; she is especially intrigued by their charming leader, Kaname, because he once saved her life. However, as Yuki quickly learns, not all vampires are amiable like the Night Class, and as terrible events unfold, Yuki must ask herself whether in a world where vampires are the hunters and humans are the prey, peaceful coexistence can really be achieved.
Both animes are about a silly and god-for-nothing girl who crossed her lifepath with two men who are not normal humans. They fight with the demons and other things like that. For the girl is hard to concentrate on choosing with which she want to spend her life, etc. If you like series about one girl, two men and demons you will like what I recommend.
Both have a similar feel to them. Trying to focus on combat but getting side tracked by personal emotons (Vampire Knight more so than Zombie-Loan). They blend the elements well enough. Zombie-Loan doesn't have as clear cut of a protagonist as Vampire Knight and thus the story tells itself in a slightly different manner.
Tachibana Sakon is a skilled puppeteer with an unusual hobby: solving murders. Along with Ukon, a one-of-a-kind puppet made in the Meiji era, Sakon manages to find himself in a variety of life-threatening situations. Join the duo as they put their detective skills to the test in terrifying cases of revenge, malice, and murder.
Both Zombie Loan and Ayatsuri Sakon can be classified as horror anime with perhaps a bit of mystery. The characters are unique and fun and incredibly easy to love, but are completely difficult to understand to the very end. Enjoy them both, I am sure you will!
