Several strangers are spending their evening in a small cafe. They include: two gossiping girls, two debating men, a bookworm and a boy, who just broke up with his girlfriend. The cafe's waitress starts a chat with the boy, persuading him to take a closer look at certain easel, while other customers begin to notice unusual things...
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In the future, androids live side by side with humans – but not as their equals, as their slaves. Though they look identical, these androids must display a holographic ring over their heads so the difference is clear. One day, a boy named Rikuo finds abnormal activity patterns in the logs of his own android, and alongside his friend Masaki, he sets...
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Unsurprisingly, considering both animes were both created by the same team, they share a very similar animation style, musical score and general 'feel'.
The similarities however are far more profound as both share themes which could lead one to deduce that they are perhaps set in the set world/time and therefore are part of a series?
Either way both animes are superb for anyone with any interest in future-world/robot anime but wishes to see them approached in perhaps a slightly more intelligent thoughtful manner.
Both of these series are short and both are set in cafes. Now, the trouble with the reason why you should watch Aquatic Language if you've seen Eve no Jikan, is that if I said it, it would be a spoiler. Needless to say, each of the series takes the lives of ordinary people in a slightly, not ordinary world and gives you a small insight into their lives. Both are exceptionally well animated and have a strange mystical quality about them.
The secondary connections are that they are character driven series set in cafes.
The connection that I'm actually recommending them for each other for is already to easy to guess but suffice it to say both contain a sci-fi element.