Gosick - Recommendations

DarkEmerl123 says...

Both series have a similar format, with a guy finding an intelligent girl in a library, and then they solve mysteries together. In Gosick, the case looks like it has a supernatural answer and it is just a lot of tricks, when in Dantalian no Shoka, it loks like a normal murder but it is supernatural. In other words, Dantalian no Shoka is like a supernatural version of Gosick.

Shiraiyuki says...

I think Dantalian no Shoka and Gosick are similar in more then one way.For example, the characters, the girls are both very smart, they're both bookworms too, and they look like dolls. The guys are the overprotective-type, the type that would sacrifice himself for the safety of the girl.

For short, if you like/liked one I'm sure you'll like the other.

MADwonderholic says...

Gosick and Dantalian no Shoka have a very similar feel to them. They are both set in Europe, and the male lead finds their companion in a similar fashion. The female leads both are bookworms and possess a lot of knowledge. Dantalian no Shoka is more supernatural-based than Gosick but if you like one you'd definitely like the other.

DarkMagicianGirl says...

Gosick and Dantalian no shoka are really similair because of the girls the both love books, all kind of sweets and mysteries to solve. Both have boys who protect them. And are jelous of a the best girlfriend of the boys. If you loved gosickyou will love Dantalian no shoka and vice versa.

HasseRovdjur says...

There's a lot of similarites between these two shows. Setting-wise, both feature a guy that's the 'Watson' of the pair, and a mysterious and bibliophiliac waif of a girl dressed in gothic dresses and the setting is early 20th century Europe, albeit in different countries. Thematically, they are both mainly about mysteries, though of different kinds. To top it all off, they have very similar styles of animation and character designs.

 

If you liked either, you should check out the other. I find that they complement each other pretty well.

Suimin says...

When you watch Dantalian no Shoka, you immediately think of Gosick, or vice versa depending on which you've seen first. Both of these anime are about genius detective girls who like to read books, eat sweets, and wear gothic lolita outfits full time. There is also an overly kind male lead who spends his time with her. They both take place in Europe in the past. Both anime also deal with murder mysteries.

diclonius1 says...

Both series are quite similar. They're about a guy who meets a girl in a library and they start solving mysteries together. Even the main characters resemble one another. Both Victorique (Gosick) and Dalian (Dantalian no Shoka) love reading books, are tsunderes, act like babies and really like sweets. Dantalian is more supernatural though. If you liked one you'll surely like the other too.

pukahuntus says...

From the beggining the likeness of these 2 series is quite striking- whilst Dantalian no Shoka is slightly more super natural, I can summarise the storyline of both in 3 bullet points; BOY meets GIRL, GIRL likes books, BOY and GIRL solve mysterious mysteries. If you like either of these animes, I hereby entice you to watch the other: DO IT!

Nicknames says...

Both anime are quite similar because they feature a loli tsundere who loves reading and solve mysteries along with a male partner who protects her, and both of them are set in Europe. The main difference between Gosick and Dantalian no Shoka is that the mysteries in Dantalian no Shoka are more supernatural while in Gosick is just a normal mystery. Anyway, if you like one you'll like the other one too.

eaper says...

These series each follow an extremely smart loli and her partner around as they try to solve various mysteries with a touch of supernatural (well, a lot of supernatural in Dantalian). The lead females both also love books and sweets. Finally, each story takes place near WW2. If these things excite you, consider watching the other.

somepeoplefly says...

Both Anime's have similar animation styles, and similar character types.

Both are set in a victorian era, with a small enigma of a girl and a boy/man that stumbles upon her. Both animes solve mysteries. 

Although gosick does have a slightly supernatural element to it, Dantalian has more.

sven7 says...

The two shows share a lot of similarities from the style of story telling, to the characters, and overall intrigue of an original story. It is undeniably easy to tranistion from watching one to the other. Both stories have a way of pulling your curiosity deeper and deeper, both which have an unsympathetic style of explaining parts as the viewer desires, instead holding itself until the opportune moment. 

mmag13 says...

Well, as others have said, there are many similarities between these two anime.  In both Gosick and Dantalian no Shoka, the plot revolves around a young man who finds an analytical, bookworm of a girl in a library.  In both of these anime, the pair combine to solve various mysteries that pop up.  Dantalian no Shoka has more of a supernatural feel to it, but never the less, if you liked one, you should try the other.

Bind says...

Both of the series share a similar setting where the protagonist meets a girl in a library. The storyline is also quite similar in that the protagonist ends up protecting her from the big bad.

AliLinn says...

They're both interesting, fascinating, mind blowing, and intelligent. They need more of this on television now a days than the silly reality shows!!

bunnylovesanime says...

Both series feature a victorian era couple solving crimes/murders. Both feature a head strong girl who learns to trust and form a strong friendship with an adventurous slightly less head strong boy. Both stories feature beautiful scenery, great mysteries, and fantastic characters.

Grach says...

The plot for both of these is strikingly similar - the newly arrived main character meets a girl who seems to know everything there is to know and spend their time reading, and eventually form a bond while solving mysteries with said girl. They also take place in a similar time period; shortly after the end of the First World War.

There are so few dissimilarities that transitioning from one to the other is easily done!  

FullmetalDragon says...

These are basically the same anime, although I prefer Gosick way more. The main characters are practically identical, it's actually quite funny how similar they are.

Franzi says...

It's like I'm watching the same thing! Characters are very similar. Only exception is the age gap between the two main male characters. Like one, then you'll like the other.

Astelia says...

They have an atmosphere of mystery and even horror. Yet almost every episode ends in a nice way that truly encourage you to move forward and live your life.

Lamia69MJ says...

Both has Kinda same Mysterious Vibe & Interesting Story it gives what it shows No More No less..Worth Watching 

kumoyume says...

if you're seeking an anime where the main characters are up against many mysteries that they must solve in order to put to rest not only their present but also their pasts then look no further than these two.

KotomiSweetx says...

Cause in the both are the factor butler and servant, the two have a tsundere protagonist capricious and conceited, but we love them anyway, besides the fact solve mysteries makes these two series similars, so if you wanna watch an anime with the same tematic, is recommended ;)

eaper says...

These series each take place in a similar era and focus around solving mysteries. If you like the Victorian era as a setting while solving mysteries, then these shows go well together.

YoMonkeysUncle says...

What they both have: A stubborn and demanding child-like main character, myteries to solve, European theme (clothes, buildings, ect.), complicated character relationships, mysterious characters, and a hint of comedy.

What the lack in eachother: Kuroshitsuji incldes actual supernatural-activity, whereas Gosick's supernatural events are all solved using logic and science (Of what the episodes show so far; Gosick is still an ongoing show.) The characters in Kuroshitsuji are a bit more refined and reserved, whereas Gosick's provides slapstick. Gosick's main envirmonment consists of a school in a made-up English-like country.

Overall: Both are really good shows. I praise Kuroshitsuji more though for it's dark demeanor. That is personally my style. I would rate Kuroshitsuji a 4.5/5 and Gosick 4/5.

varisk says...

Both anime are very similar in their story telling. They have a larger plot, or story arc, that is fed by smaller sub-plots, and arcs. These take the form of various mysteries the protagonists solve. They also have the same setting, you could watch one and get the same feel from the other, if you wanted to continue watching an european styled anime.

Gavia says...

When it comes to the plot, these two are similar. Both are detective stories with supernatural elements, though there are lot less of them in Gosick.

Concerning visuals, these two have similar invornments and clothing styles. This is because they take place during roughly the same period of time, late 19th century/early 20th century.

Kuroshitsuji is mostly the darker of the two, but if you liked one there is no stand-out reason that would stop you from liking the other.

bourneroyalty says...

Both solve mysteries with an england setting. Fairly smiliar characters as well (needy main character). Both appear supernatural.

jenicadenice says...

Kurushitsuji and Gosick are somehow similar. Kinda scary but good :) If you like the one I ensure you, you'll love the other :)

Shivichan says...

Both shows give that awesome Victorian - era feel which not many shows have been able to achieve. Other than that, there is no real similarity, but you may want to give it a try if you want more of that Victorian-era England feel. 

cerberus38 says...

Both animes are very similar in tone: They are both period pieces set in Europe and involve the protagonists solving mysteries which eventually transitions into a an overall story arc. The mysteries also have an air of the supernatural about them. But at their hearts both anime is about the relationship between the main characters.

linanimex says...

Both of these anime are related by detective sense and main characters characteristics because trey're both arrogant.

Maranee says...

It's all been said already: they are similar in the historical setting, the theme of solving mysteries, a bit of funny and supernatural elements. I think the animes have a similar atmosphere, though Kuroshitsuji is a bit darker.

PurplePeopleEater says...

Both occur in a similar time period with the two main characters in a master/servent relationship as they solve various mysteries. Gossik is more focused on the mystery aspect though and includes a bit of school life and such. Black buttler has a bit more comedy although the atmosphere is darker, while Gossick still has a good bit of comedy just not as much and the atomosphere is brighter. 

jinxlandon says...

Similar mystery solving techniques. kuroshitsuji is supernatural and has lot more action whereas gosick is more romance, but i loved both

FullmetalDragon says...

There seems to be an excessive amount of anime based in the Victorian era, but I'm not complaining, they're awesome. Gosick and Black Butler are just another couple of anime based in a time when excessive frills were still a thing.

selvi says...

if you loved anime that take place in europe on 18th to 19th century, this is a must watch anime!

Soerd says...

both about young and genius girls who solve mysteries and the random guy who befriends them. if you like one you'd definitely like both because they're nearly identical.

bakamonogatari says...

Both are about an intelligent girtl who seems to be a recluse but is found to be very intelligent. The girl solves mysteries in various ways and this amounts to a great start and a great story for the series. I loved Gosick and Kamisama no Memo-chou seems to be the next Gosick!

DarkEmerl123 says...

Both series involve a boy that ends up solving cases with a young, genius girl. But while Gosick has a old-fashioned school/town setting, Kamisama no Memo-chou has a modern city setting. If you liked one, you will surely like the other.

Justaway says...

Both are about a young genius girls who lives as a shut-in until they befriend a boy who then helps them with their cases.

diclonius1 says...

Both are about a genius, young girl who meets a random guy and they solve plenty of cases. They're quite similar in many ways so if you liked one I'm sure you'll enjoy the other.

reina0nyao says...

If you liked Gosick,You'd also like Kamisama no Memou-chou and vice versa because they have a lot of common things,like a short girl who can solve cases.

mmag13 says...

Both Gosick and Kamisama no Memo-chou involve a brilliiant young girl who is a bit of a shutin as the lead.  Gosick is more European in flair, while KnM is set in modern Japan, but both series involve the protagonists solving mysteries that have baffled people twice their age.  If you liked one of these series, be sure to check out the other one.

Bind says...

Both of the series have similar settings where the protaganist is the assistant of a highly intelligent girl with a small body.

snivets says...

Both of these shows revolve around an odd, imperious female lead who stays in her room all day, but is curiously able to solve mysteries with small amounts of information.

ShiiV says...

Even though Gosick have a more clear story throughout the whole anime, and a more feeling one too, they are both similar in the way the caracters are presented.

Both animes feature a somewhat tsundure bossy female, who loves to solve different mysteries, and the male protagonist being something of a "servant" or "assistant" to the female.Gosick does however do a better job with making you feel something for the characters, you are quickly made hoping that things will go well etc etc. This without losing the focus on its terrific mystery solving, not leaving any details out so that you have the possibility (well if you do know som background facts) to solve the mystery on your own. Victorique (the female protagonist) also present the details in such a way that you are amazed by her (atleast I was).Kamisama no Memo-chou however, does a worse job with getting you involved with the characters. You somehow does not feel as worried for the characters as in Gosick. Kamisama no Memo-chou also lack the clear thread running through the entire anime, instead having a few independent mysteries. I would recommend Gosick in front of Kamisama no Memo-chou, though both animes are clearly worth seing of you like detective work and mysteries!  

Madoka says...

Both series focus on a girl who is quite the brains when it comes to solving mysteries. If your a NEET detective or just a Golden Fairy it's undiniable these two are alike. Both series have a similar style of progression, Gosick is based in the early 20th century whilst Kamisama no Memo-chou is a more modern setting, both tackle common crimes from murder to gangs and drugs, Both series feature quite serious cases and though Gosick is a little longer which offers it a few "laid back" chances they both do a amazing job and keeping you hooked into the mysteries. I watched Gosick first and recently Kamisama no Memo-chou and i must say, Memo-chou is basically Gosick in the modern day, they are a perfect match and both very enjoyable.

DriftingKing says...

In both anime there is a protagonist with a particular personality and good skills in solving mysteries

KagamiNakaNoTsuki says...

While the settings are completely different, both main characters are on the sidelines observing and supporting the tiny girl detectives. Although not understanding the requests and actions of the girls, they follow through regardless. Though the girls are geniuses and unparalleled correct in their deductions they both have moments of childish embarassment and temper tantrums.

raks says...

a rather bizzarre reccomendation considering they differ in atmosphere, setting, artwork and mood; but it is good if you enjoy the solving of mysteries from rather eclectic bits if information.  

gosick is infinitely darker and more complex whereas Hyouka is lighthearted fun but both worth a look

Boriddy says...

I started watching Hyou-ka for the mystery that I had felt in Gosick. If you like mystery with a bit of comedy, Gosick and Hyou-ka come together with the way of solving, it is all solvable by the viewer you just need to think quite deeply sometimes. The backstories and atmosphere are a lot different but both are entertaining.

snivets says...

If you enjoy a character who solves mysteries based on seemingly unrelated and irrelevant scraps of information, these shows are for you. Additionally, the interactions between a low-energy and a take-action character keep both shows entertaining.

YuiYui says...

Both are mystery anime for a start. Gosick as you may know is more historical and Hyouka much more modern but they are still pretty similar when you think about it. Another thing is that they are both set mainly in a school.  The only main difference is that Gosicks mysteries are much darker than Hyouka but still I think if you liked one you should like the other.

Gosick says...

Hyouka is like Gosick but if Victorique was a guy. Gosick is like Hyouka, but there is actually romantic progression and they don't blue ball you at the end.

RinReborn27 says...

School life, engaging characters and some detective work, both anime have these.

If you want some character development, then both are a good choice too.

aztroexorcist11 says...

Both these animes have super smart main characters that have a talent of solving mysteries. The story plot of both are similar in which the main character finds themselves in a situation where they need to solve mysteries.

PurplePeopleEater says...

Solving various mysteries including locked room murder cases, mysteries that occured in the realatively distant past, and light hearted mysteries is the focus of both animes. Both are comedic at times and the artwork is colorful. Both also focus on a male and female relationship in a school setting. Gossick is much darker than Hyouka in content and is better written in my opinion.

LuckyM says...

both are about solving mysteries, they also have similar vibes. However Hyouka is more modern.

ReareShootingstar says...

Both are Mystery revolving anime. evntough the overall vibes may differ from both. each of them take a interesting approach to the genre

phantomKID13 says...

both deal with mystery and have and introvert  it also gives of the mysterious vibes and the art is beautiful its really for those who like mystery and crime and suspense 

DarkMagicianGirl says...

both anime are about mistiries and myths. gosick there is for everything a logical reason.both girl looks like dolls. but in another there is supernatural stuff. if you liked 1 you will like the other.

KingArthur13th says...

Both series are shrouded in mystery and a new transfer student is thrown into the middle of it all. The main characters of Another and Gosick along side a calm and stoic female lead, go off to solve the mystery that threatens both of their lives and will forever change their future. Gosick goes into a few more mysteries before getting into the main plot but Another is one giant msytery all the way through. Both series are amazing to watch.

FullmetalDragon says...

Both very similar, both very awesome. Another is quite dark all the way through, and Gosick has some lighter moments, but if you like one, you will probably like the other.

PurplePeopleEater says...

A transfer student, school life, mysteries, male and female leads, murder are things both of these animes have. Another focuses on one mystery and while the characters do investigate and solve the problem, I wouldn't use detectives when talking about Another. Gosick on the other hand solves multiple mysteries that are all linked together and the characters are more or what you might think of as detectives. I explained that horrible but whatever. Another is more horror while Gossick is more mystery.

lol4999 says...

Gosick and Another are similiar in the way that they both have a blossoming love while the main characters are investigating al different kinds of scenarios. 

Though Another love story is a bit more hidden and not some much the center of it like it sometimes is in gosick. Also Another has a standard creepy horror vibe, while gosick only had that for a few episodes. Gosick also contained comedy elements that are quite frankly lacking in another.

Both are very good animes but aren't as much alike the father you get in them. Though if you like romance and horror i would recommend both.

Pyrehydra says...

There's a heartwarming, budding relationship building between a social outcast, and a somewhat popular boy. Both of these have characters who are searching for something to give themselves meaning. There's an innate mystery and a small romance that teases you just enough to want more, with a heartwarming story, and a general mystety behind it. Both are absolutely great and similar in many ways. 

Yashpalsinha says...

This anime contains the mystery thrill and wisdom of a girl living in the tower of school. This story contains the short mysteries and criminal activities running in the empire. A girl known as a wolf-girl who belongs to a tribe living in the far mountains has a past and finding the real culprit of the murder that happened 24 years ago which is believed to be done by her mother.

DarkEmerl123 says...

Both series have a murder mystery feel; where one has a supernatural culprit, the other has a real life culprit. Without a doubt, if you liked one, you will like the other.

eaper says...

These series both focus around mysterious happenings while the main cast has to figure it out. Each series also has a real sense of danger for the cast.

CrimsonSunShine says...

Both Gosick and Umineko have a victorian setting, elegant characters, and plenty of murder mysteries to keep you entertained! Umineko has a more supernatural feel, however, the two are still similar and very entertaining for those who enjoy mysteries. If you liked one, you're guaranteed to like the other!

Justaway says...

Both have mysterys and a cast that try to solve them. Umineko has more supernautral elements in it, but they are both quite dark natured.

Also, both features victorian settings.

Gavia says...

While Gosick mostly is more laid-back than Umineko, the two of them have a great many things in common.

Both are detective stories with some supernatural elements, set in beautiful environments. They also feature a lot of pretty dresses.

Lastly, though Gosick is (as mentioned) more relaxed, both leave you worrying that your favourite characters may die... or even end up being the murderer.

PiotorVie says...

Umineko no Naku Koro ni takes place primarily in the year 1986, during the time frame of October 4 and October 5 on a small, secluded island named Rokkenjima (六軒島) 10 km around owned and lived on by Kinzo, the head of the wealthy Ushiromiya family. Kinzo is near death, and eight of his family members arrive on the island for the annual family conference, where the adults plan to discuss how Kinzo's assets will be divided once he is dead. Also on the island are three family members who live there, five of Kinzo's servants, and his personal physician. After the eight family members arrive, a typhoon traps them on the island, and shortly after, strange things start to happen and people start dying.

varisk says...

To be honest, it is hard to pinpoint exactly what is similar about these two anime. However, The relationship between Victorique, and Kujo is very, very similar to the relationship between Taiga, and Ryuuji. Victorique playing the tsundere role for Gosick. They both have a school life component, and are somewhat episodic. Also, similarly, Taiga and Victorique are similarly small, fragile looking girls who come from rich families they did not get along with for whatever reason. They both spend the anime fleshing out their background, and their attempt to fix their broken family.

MADwonderholic says...

The main characters have a very similar relationship with each other. Taiga and Victorica are both tsundere and have a male companion following them everywhere. They also both have complicated family relationships.

Kurokitties says...

Both series have a small blonde-haired tsundere female lead, with a subservient male counterpart who cares for her. The difference between the two is: Toradora is a modern school life anime where as Gosick has the mystery element and is set in the 1920's.

If you like the interaction between Ryuuji and Taiga, you'll enjoy watching Kujo and Victorique (and vice-versa).

Dozo says...

Taiga and Veronique are very similar characters. They are usually angry, they have a bad temper and they have a tendency to mistreat the person that treats them best. They also have in common the journey they overtake through the length of the anime in which by getting to know the male lead better they ultimately get to know themselves and become comfortable with who they are. It's a journey not free of obstacles and hardship, "supernatural" in the case of Gosick and more "real life" in the case of Toradora! You will have certainly come to love the characters by the end of both series, though Kujo and Ryuji can be extremely oblivious more often that you'd like (especially Kujo). I strongly recommend both animes but I personally prefer Toradora! 

erakin99 says...

Theyre both unmistakably similar! Taiga and Victorique are both innocently beautiful, small, tiny actually, with long light colored hair. They both have a tough, uncaring exterior that contrasts starkly with their gentle appearance but with a 'kawai', gentle, timid and shy side to them that they keep well hidden. And because of this, both anime are in the tsundere style (look it up) which is my favorite...makes for the best romance; that beautiful transformation with the hidden, small hints is awesome...!! And if all that can't illustrate the similarities, the style of animation definitely would....both are drawn with the same sharp features, indicating an apparently harsh personality but the sudden softening of the lines that give way to a cute look on their face is trademark! I'm still trying to find out Why they're so unbelievably similar, though...what links them? Is it the same artist or creator or studio or...? 

Im not yet sure how Gosick will pan out cz im still watching but im a talent scout and i see a mountain of potential, which is why i started watching it in the first place.

The important thing is that ALL romance, shojo, tsundere, high school romance loving (and you guys n girls who love chisan, kawai, kire girls) fans out there have GOT to watch this!!! The way Toradora attaches you to it's characters is perfect!! Its makes you feel a true connection to them n pretty soon, that innocent, smiling, scowling face with those BIG brown, sometimes tear filled eyes will make you desperately wish you could restore to happiness. Absolutely lovable...sometimes you wish some parts of the story went differently, and the ending may confuse you (nothing ominous so don't worry), after all, we're anime lovers and we must accept what is given to us, even though we cant change it because the characters kinda steal a soft spot in us, so, as we often have to, we must find our own catharsis and make our peace. what im trying to say is, this is a MUST WATCH!!!

And romance (and slice of life) fans out there, dont you dare miss Clannad and Clannad: After Story.

captivus says...

Both anime take place in a school (albeit in different time periods and places), both have tsundere loli blonde character as a female protagonist, both have kind-hearted male protagonists that are feared by their school friends without real reason. Basically, if you'd put detective plots in Toradora you'd get Gosick and if you'd take them out of it you'd get Toradora.

I recommend both, they're terrific anime and great romcom stories. Pretty realistic too, although Gosick has a plot connected to major politics of its ( somewhat fictional) time period.

DarkShadowBe says...

They both have a goth lolita looking girl and a servant like boy,if you like tsundere based relations this is one for you :)

Gavia says...

Both Gosick and Rozen Maiden have distinctivly vicorian feels to them, mixing gorgeous dresses with dolls and magic, or detective stories. The two stories are more or less in the same range of darkness/light.

The main thing that ties them together are the bossy main girls. Both treat the male leads of their respective series as servants, all while warming up to their company.

If you like one you should give the other a change.

PiotorVie says...

Rozen Maiden follows Jun Sakurada, a middle school student who has withdrawn from society after suffering persecutions from his classmates. He is chosen to become Shinku's master and joins the Alice Game.

KarmicFairy says...

The main female character is a cute Victorian dressed Tsundere. One looks like a doll, the other is a doll. The relationship with the lead male is about the same as well. Decent story line in both anime although very different in that aaspect.

jenicadenice says...

I think they are somewhat the same. both european theme, a not so love story. Mysterious. And they are both great anime. The difference is I am not satisfied at the ending of Pandora's. But still I like them both :)

aliblol says...

Both Pandora hearts and Gosick are an adventure and mystery. Both are quite dark but also have a few funny bits. I liked them both so if you like one, check the other out!

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SavannahPanda3 says...

too tired to give an official statement. therefore i definitely agree that these two are similar just trust me you won't even read this anyway.

asterris says...

Mystery anime where the solver of the cases is a smart and adorable/beautiful....but eccentirc girl. Part of both the shows is a normal 'dectective cracks mysteries vibe' with the unconvering of the genius girl's past. 

The MC in both these shows is a honest boy that has a normal sense of morality and acts like a sort of assistant to the dectective girl, though begrudingly (though we all know he's in love with her).

Once of the main differences would be time the stories is set, Gosick being more in the past, while Sakurako is in the present.

DriftingKing says...

In both anime there is a protagonist with a particular personality and good skills in solving mysteries

Mayank says...

A lot of similarities ranging from genre to character tropes:

• Female detective/mystery solver
• Mysteries
• Weird personality, almost whimsical
• Actually kind on the inside
• Male assistant, quite bland and generic
• Intriguing and suspenseful cases