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11eyes Episode 2 - The Girl in the Crystal ~ egy lány -ban kristály
Kakeru and Yuka are thrown back into the Red Night dimension. This time they meet the powerful Misuzu Kusakabe, who saves them from a horde of the evil creatures. Then they come across a girl who is trapped within a crystal.
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Episode 1
Red Night ~ Piros éjszaka
Episode 2
The Girl in the Crystal ~ egy lány -ban kristály
Episode 3
Lonely Pride～egyedülálló büszkeség
Episode 4
A Smiling Mask ~ a doboz mögött maszk
Episode 5
For Friends and For Tomorrow ~ barátoknak, holnapra
Episode 6
Disturbed Minds ~ szíbtép fájdalom
Episode 7
Twisted Awakening ~ kanyargós ébredés
Episode 8
The Witching Hour ~ félhomály öv
Episode 9
Broken Bonds ~ törött kötés
Episode 10
The Witch Awakens ~ bukott angyal
Episode 11
The Option of Destruction ~ válogatott-hoz kialvás
Episode 12
The Dawn of Darkness ~ a sötét hajnal
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Interlude
- OVA (3 eps x 40 min)
- 2004
In Japan, there is a disturbing rumor being spread that people's shadows are ripping from their bodies, never to be seen again. For one young man, the frightening nature of this rumor is just beginning to manifest in the form of a nightmarish world that he can't seem to escape from. In this place full of dark minions and demons, he and his friends fight...
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sothis says
11eyes strongly reminded me of Interlude in basically all ways - the transporting to another 'world' filled with monsters to fight, the random bouts of ecchi, and the dark and mysterious tone. Definitely check out one if you liked the other.
MalteseFalcon says
When watching 11eyes I was constantly reminded of another series. I couldn't quite remember at the time which it was, but then it came to me: Interlude.
The core plot of a group of individuals bouncing back and forth between the real world and a shadow world containing monsters, as well as the fact that the fate of the world really rests in the hands of one person is obviously the main connection.
In addition, just the tone and pacing of the two is just so, so similar that I know if you enjoyed one of these series you will like the other.
Date a Live
- TV (12 eps)
- 2013
Shido Itsuka was born in a world where widespread catastrophes of varying size called spacequakes can happen anytime and anywhere, razing everything in the vicinity. When his city's alarm forewarns one impending, the teenager races to his sister Kotori in an attempt to rescue her. But upon his arrival, the spacequake transpires in that very spot, and standing...
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HiddenNugget says
Both animes are harem, with the protagonist fighting other-worldly beings. They both have a unique storyline and are strongly ecchi.
Absolute Duo
- TV (12 eps)
- 2015
After a traumatic accident takes his loved one, Tooru Kokonoe enrolls Koryo Academy, a school where every student has a weapon that is their soul manifestation. Fueled by his desire for revenge, Tor is dismayed to discover his soul is not a weapon…but a shield.
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hamletsmage says
Both of these anime are about school-age warriors that use a variety of weapons to fight their foes. Both are centered around a young man whose power is a bit different from everyone else. There's at least: 1 white-haired foreign student, 1 person obsessed with senpai, 1 badass senpai, several side chracters for comedy, and just the teensiest, tiniest... rather large side of ecchi.
If you like one, try out the other.