The art is very similar, as well as the characters' appearances. However, the stories are both similar.Both of the guys have ex girlfriends, who have an extreme impact in the story and the character's relationships. They both act cool and not serious at times, but they have another side to them as well.The heroines are not similar in personality.

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Bokura Ga Ita Dubbed

The heroine in Lovely Complex is not as shy or quiet, while he heroine in Bokura ga Ita is more mature, but is naive when it comes to relationships at times.Lovely Complex drags on a bit longer until they start dating, but Lovely Complex is a bit quicker, although in both stories, there are major relationship problems. For example, as usual, there is the other guy who likes the heroine, which obviously causes problems.Both are great anime. I loved watching them, and although they are a bit different, they have the type of storyline I like. Bokura ga Ita is a bit more mature while Lovely Complex is more comedic. The series take place in the typical high school setting with the main focus the development of the characters during this time of life that everyone goes through. Both girls face the typical hardships of their love interest being popular while each having their own individual problems that are fit to the series.

In Bokura ga Ita we see a darker side of the high school life and the conflict past relationships bring forth in new relationships. While in Kimi ni Todoke we witness the troubles of a new relationships that was founded on the lack of experience.With this in mind for each couple, we see the supports go through their own developments in different ways.

But the support of the main characters tends to be the same. The male friendship is a bit more skewed and struggles more in Bokura than in Todoke, which gives a similar but twist between the series.Further we see the female aids aren't similar in many fashions between the two series, but they're 'there' and do manage to support. With Bokura we see the uglier side of female competition and a complex supporting. Todoke gives a more sweet and straight forward rivalry and helpful friends with the main character's best interest at heart.The male leads are similar in their popularity and I'd even say kindness. We see the more humane and typical boy in Bokura while Todoke fashions the untainted and direct male.The females vary greatly from one being at least somewhat socialable to the other knowing only their own company for most their life. They remain the more shy and unwilling to express themselves clearly type of girls.

With the exception of physical and background differences, the two girls are basically the same 'type' of high school girl thus making the stories seem like a shy-girl gets the popular-boy.In their own ways both stories go through heartache and revelations that each suit their series. They're all high school kids going through that transition to maturity and becoming aware of themselves, others, and the situations presented before them. If you're looking for a lovely, and chill love story, I would recommend Bokura ga Ita on the top of my list. The ending is a bit incomplete.so I would go to the manga and read the last chapter for the ending. This love story was extraordinary! Also, I have to say, some scenes in this anime did make me cry.such as other anime that I've seen.

But I would highly recommend this if you're looking for a slice of life, romance, and school life, type of anime. Kimi ni Todoke, is about the same, and it's veryyyyyy cute I have to say. Some characters from each anime is similar.

Both have two guys fighting over one girl intertwined in the story. I absolutely loved Bokura ga Ita (it became my favorite romance anime over night, i give it a 10/10). Peach Girl was also very good and funny, although Bokura ga Ita was way more realistic and showed what a true relationship is like, Peach girl still had nice romance and drama. In other words Peach Girl is sort of a lighter/less realistic version of Bokura ga Ita. If you like Bokura ga Ita you will enjoy Peach Girl!

Bokura ga Ita is more realistic than Sukitte Ii na yo, but some situations from each is similar and the characters from each anime/manga share similar personality traits. Honestly I would recommend Bokura ga Ita in a heart beat over Sukitte Ii na yo, because the Sukittie Ii na yo anime wasn't that great(I prefer the manga way more). Although I love the Sukitte Ii na yo manga, I haven't read the Bokura ga Ita manga yet, so I can't compare them until I do.I'll be sure to recommend it when I do(then you will get a great comparison paragraph)PS: Bokura ga Ita isn't your average shoujo(I'm not even sure if I want to call a shoujo), its a true realistic love story.thats what makes it so beautiful(I rate it a 10/10). Be sure to watch it!

When it comes to connections, Bokura ga Ita and Ao Haru Ride build on that with their characters. The main male and female protagonist build their relationship through interactions. Throughout both series' progressive stories, they face with memories of the past. The main male protagonist from both series has a similar personality as well. Yet deep down, they do value the people around them. As a romance/shoujo, expect relationship angles and drama to ensure.

Recommended for people interested in shoujo with elegance. Bokura ga Ita and Golden Time explore relationships between characters with drama and romance themes being part of the package.The main female characters from both series seem to understand the full concept of love; however, they are able to make friends through interactions. Sometimes though, they become boiled with jealousy and get into trouble with others.There is some maturity to both series despite the comedy. The main male protagonists also have a past (although with different circumstances). Both are shoujo anime's, they are romantic comedy's set mainly in school. They both have main characters with different personalities who fall for each other.

The male main characters are similar. Both of them have another male character who also falls for the female main character. Bokura ga Ita is more emotional, dramatic and goes more into detail with everything that happens but they both have the same sort of storyline and are similar in ways. If you like one you will most likely like the other one ^^. Bokura ga Ita, and Tonari no Kaibutsu kun are very similar in that they are kinda a cookie cutter school life romance anime. That in no way makes anything bad in my view, because I enjoy that type of story every now and again.

They differ in that Tonari no Kaibutsu kun leans more toward a tsundere type story, and bokura ga ita is a little more dramatic, but in neither case is anything really overpowering.My most important factor when it comes to making reviews or recommendations is simply how much I enjoyed the anime, and thats what I look for. The categories asked to be reviewed about in the guidelines may contribute to the enjoyment factor, but thats not always the case. I completely enjoyed both of these anime, and if youve seen one, I definitely recommend the other or both if youre into school life romances, and havent seen either yet. Both Suzuka and Bokura ga Ita have very similar plots, in which one of the characters are distracted by the thought of another person that is not physically present in the plot itself. They are also very dramatic with few or limited comedy scenes, with great character development and lots of suspense for the roller coaster ride effect. The best way to think about these two anime is the genders are switch for the main characters of the two series. This only applies to romance, since Bokura ga Ita does not have sports as a prevalent theme.

It follows the story of blossoming romance between young lovers. Tsuki ga Kirei focuses on a more innocent love and relationship, but the similarities can be found in that they both face trials in their romance. Additionally, the way of storytelling allows us to look into the minds of the characters and enjoy seeing the interactions as a result. The personalities of the main characters are quite different, but the realistic trials they face in establishing a romance at their young age make them both enjoyable to watch.

Except from both being Shoujo / Romance Dramas, Bokura ga Ita and Orange have quite a lot of other similarities.The main characters are very similar: Motoharu Yano from BgI reminded me a lot of Kakeru from Orange (both experienced a tragic loss of a person, whom they loved, both are suffering from it, both are in a relationship with the main heroine, but are not able to make her happy because of the sorrow in their heart. However, Yano seems to be a stronger personality, than Kakeru), while Nanami and Takeuchi are somehow similar to Naho and Suwa.Besides that, both anime deal with death, regrets and relationships that do not always work well, and in both anime main characters are involved in love triangles. Bokura ga Ita and Itazura na Kiss are great comparisons because the underlying personalities are similar, at times their situations are too, but they pry apart in very healthy ways, making both anime's recognizable in emotions to the viewer, but unique enough that the viewer may want to keep watching.Bokura ga Ita and Itazura na Kiss both feature a female lead with larger than life hopes and dreams. They have this glittery sense of love and affection that usually leads them to be highly emotional and intensely devoted to the person they care about. Both anime's also feature male leads who are incredibly inept at expressing their emotions and needs.

Misunderstandings bounce around everywhere, and lifes confusing twists make these both very interesting anime's to watch.What I enjoy most about them is that they aren't completely cardboard cut outs of previous animes, they don't replicate a past story. They also hold a bit of truth to them (despite some random situational circumstances). The differences also come with the time progression, the animation styles. Bokura ga Ita has a few scenes that seem to literally pull themselves out of a misty winters day dream. Itazura na Kiss is more reminiscent of sunflowers and spring.

(If you're an imaginative person, when you see them, you'll see what I mean).Really great animes, both are worth watching for the sake of twisting your own tummy into a knot and going 'wtf!? Awww why can't life be more like that'. We can see how both series treat love and sex topics to develop the character's relationships.Even though Koi Kaze's plot is way more mature and deep then Bokura ga Ita, both tell the story from a mature point of view, including the difficulties of being in a relationship with someone a lot more older than you. Although they also glisten the sweet points of being in love.They show love at it's fullest with all kinds of problems.Koi Kaze will blow your mind. It's a love story with mature content (I'm not talking about sex scenes or nudity) that'll teach lots of things about impossible relationship.

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