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Arakawa Under the Bridge Episode 9 - 9 Bridge
Stella's transformation is the highlight of this episode! The production team was so excited, they assigned a special Key Animation Supervisor specifically to her performance. What will become of Maria, the target of Stella's wrath? Plus, a piece of Hoshi's past is revealed!
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Episode 1
1 Bridge
Episode 2
2 Bridge
Episode 3
3 Bridge
Episode 4
4 Bridge
Episode 5
5 Bridge
Episode 6
6 Bridge
Episode 7
7 Bridge
Episode 8
8 Bridge
Episode 9
9 Bridge
Episode 10
10 Bridge
Episode 11
11 Bridge
Episode 12
12 Bridge
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niikuu says
Both shows share similar sense of humor, grinding on an edge of insanity. Voice acting also has a bit of similarity. If you liked Gintama or Arakawa, watching the other one is a sure hit
Justaway says
Like random characters with odd personalitys? Then both will entertain you.
Both share the same random humor ^^
sunyshore says
Both series have similar sense of humour and are full of quirky characters. With their crazy antics, you won't get bored easily.
The amazing voice acting brings LIFE to these characters.
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Fireaxe says
Arakawa Under the Bridge and The Tatami Galaxy are way more similar than one might think at first glance. First, both series tell the story of a man stuck in an odd world/setting which they can't seem to get out of, and populated by a bunch of weirdos. And then there's Maaya Sakamoto, the brilliant voice actress who plays both Nino from AUB, and Akashi-san from TTG, two somewhat similar characters in terms of personnality.
If you enjoyed one of those two great series, there's no doubt in my mind that you'll love the other.
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Both series feature very quirky, entertaining characters.
Tatami Galaxy initially feels random or inconsistent, but gradually a plot line emerges. Even before that it is just wildly entertaining.
Arakawa Under the Bridge is a very feel-good sort of series.
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Thrawn says
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They're both pretty outlandish and feature an oddball cast that can only suit their respective anime, coversations that seem pointless (Cromartie especially) and humor that only a select group would really enjoy (Others may get some laughs, but not as much).
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Both of these have a similar feel to them. The comedy mostly stems from the "rational" protagonist who slowly accepts the outragious antics of those around him as completely normal.