The style in which both series also retains a lighthearted atmosphere with humor and fun dialogues. Both are mainly about finding your dream and discovering what you want for the future. Except one takes place at an agricultural school and the other is an art school. And there's a lil romance in both too.
The maturing of characters and the consistency of steadily getting more serious is what links those two shows together. Both series have the same atmosphere to them, and both of them deal with groups of friends and life changes.
Both are quite serious or have serious undertones. Read recommendations by 2 more users. Both are good dramas, both are about growing up and understandig things as time passes. Both stories are centered on a single cute girl:. Both involve a group of friends learning to grow up from adolescence. Characters experience lost opportunities and learn from new ones. Sakamichi no Apollon add permalink. Both give you the same feeling and have excellent voice actors and soundtrack.
Both are about a group of students pursuing their hobbies in the fine arts. Sakamichi is about jazz music, while Honey and Clover is about art. Both have plenty of drama, romance, and humor. Although music is not a major theme in Honey and Clover, both series contain the romance geometry where feelings are scattered between different friends.
Additionally, both series has similar art style reflecting a josei like feeling. And of course, expect a lot of drama in both series as the episodes progresses. There is also comedy present in both series. Both anime series' art also natural and contains realism in its finest form. Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso add permalink. A tale of new friends, new memories, blossoming love and forgetting the past. Follow our main cast of characters as they grow into new people through the love of art - and - music.
Both anime use music and insert songs to evict emotion as well as excellent monologues and dialogues between characters to create complex character relationships and bonds. Both shows have a love triangle s , broken hearts, new discoveries and reaching for the future.
This anime is basically like Honey and Clover with classical music. There's similar melodrama themes, and excellent character development in both, as well as such beautiful art and music! Both animes also have such wonderful scripts, and will make a mark in your heart and mind. If you enjoyed one, you'll definitely enjoy the other : Oh and both will hit you right in the feels, so prepare some tissues :'.
Both deal with lots of character development and backstories for each one. Fruits Basket add permalink. Slice of life drama, has both comedy and sad stories. It can make you laugh one moment and cry the next. Living in the same house, dramatic character issues being held back..
Fruits Basket is more similar to Honey and Clover than you'd expect! Shigure Sohma kinda resembles Morita Shinobu both in humor and in looks. Both are those kind of stories that reach to you heart and stay there forever. They will make you both, happy and sad.
They will make you laugh and cry. They will warm your heart. Gankutsuou add permalink. While the setting on these two animes is very different, the themes flowing through them are very similar; Love, Friendship and Trust. The reliance on these themes makes for great story telling with perfectly executed character development. Read recommendations by 1 more user. Both focus on a group of friends going through tough times. Lots of drama and emotion within them both. Paradise Kiss add permalink.
They both have situations you would find in everyday collage life. There both about the art's except one is fine arts and the other id fashion.
Paradise Kiss-fashion Honey and Clover-art. Ouran Koukou Host Club add permalink. Both are light-hearted slice-of-life shows with just the right amount of romance, comedy, and drama. Overall, the general atmosphere gives off a "refreshing" feeling as well. Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun add permalink.
I can't say how the drama will be in Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun, but despite that they are pretty much the same, so anyone who liked Honey and Clover and looks for a similar anime will probably depends on how Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun ends like this and vice versa.
Main male leads are very similar in personality. They both come up with crazy ideas or end up in hilarious situations. Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei add permalink. Although there is a huge difference when it comes to the art, both of these shows deal with college-life and growing-up in a way that's easy to relate with.
Similar vibe between the 2. Arakawa Under the Bridge add permalink. Both anime have similliar feel, how they empasize deep meaning of both life, and relationship. The ending song both sung by Suneohair. If you like arakawa, surely you'll love honey and clover and vice versa. The feel is the exact same. It's a sort of coming of age more so in honey and clover with romance and outlandish silly comedy sprinkled throughout.
Characters in both series are also very similar in a sense and both sets are extremely strong, being the driving force behind their series. All in all I feel that even though not many people recommend this being similar to Honey and Clover, it is most definitely the most similar on so many levels. Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou add permalink. Interesting and very funny characters. Both Anime s do have some moments that will shake your hear to its core, and can be serious. Nevertheless, the comedy is very nice and I can assure you that you will have a fun time watching either!
But just watching one of these only, is not enough. Watch both! They build relationships based on the activities they do in their every day lives. There is a similarity in their mood that also focuses on the growth of youth for the main characters.
Among other things, there is innocent romance as well as charming comedy. I recommend both series for anyone looking for simple stories that tells the young lives of a group of people building off of their youth.
Yesterday wo Utatte add permalink. Watching this show reminds me Honey and Clover a lot. Both are coming-of-age stories revolving around people who either want to move on from their bittersweet experiences or to be loved by someone they really like the most.
If you like Sing Yesterday for Me, then Hachimitsu to Clover is just a chiller, better developed version with some character roles reversed. However, each show has its own unique characteristics but I found Hachimitsu to Clover to be much more tolerable to watch.
Both dealing with the same issues--unrequited love, school, and not to mention lovable characters and great humor. If you liked Lovely Complex, and feel like watching something similar, but more grown-up, you should check out Honey and Clover. Honey and Clover also has the romance and comedy genre, but it also deals with a lot more drama. Mushishi add permalink. Shirobako add permalink.
These shows consist of a group of friends who are trying to make it in a challenging industry. The characters are dealing with the early years of transitioning from school to the work workforce. Their minds are preoccupied with questions about their desires, goals, and futures. Shirobako feels like Hachimitsu to Clover but with a larger focus on the industry instead of romance. Tari Tari add permalink. It's hard to say both these series are exactly related but both titles definitely reminds me one and vice versa after watching the episodes.
Both series are lighthearted with comedy, drama, and some emotions. Both series has a likeable cast of characters of various personalities. Both series gives off that slice of life feeling. Both series' emotions includes joy, amusement, and sadness Both series has friendship as one of its central themes.
All in all, both of these series are worth the time to watch. Give it a shot. Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu add permalink. Most Comedies fail because they consciously want to be funny or absurd or insane, as opposed to an honest spontaneity of characters merely being themselves -- a sort of anarchy of will. Fumoffu is a masterpiece of Comedy as Art, and no other uncompromising creativity can be seen elsewhere than in Honey and Clover. The punchlines, the exaggerations, the histrionics are all well-timed and natural.
Fumoffu especially puts great detail and depth in the script, e. It is this apparent high level of intelligence put to work in both series that makes Honey and Clover and Fumoffu more similar than others.
Bokutachi no Remake add permalink. MC in a search of the own path surrounded by talented people that already found their way. BnR has a more of a "shounen" approach with less drama and simpler undertones, but the main idea is still here at least in the beginning. Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoi yo!! Masaru-san add permalink. I have only just started Honey and Clover and can't help but think of sexy Commando Gaiden The comedy is way to similar for this not to be a recommendation the only difference is SCG is all comedy where as HAC is somewhat serious but some of the characters are identical together anyway if you have watched one of these you should definitely try the other.
In honey and clover the setting is in art school, and in GA the setting is in a special art class in school. There are more drama in honey and clover than in GA.
But they are both fun to watch. Nagi no Asu kara add permalink. Despite of the completely different stories, both are about a group of friends and they focuse on drama, romance, love triangles and unrequited loves, but honey and clover is more realistic and the other is fantasy oriented.
I completely sure you'll like both because of the romance aspect. Fruits Basket 1st Season add permalink. In my mind, both of these shows are masterpieces. Essentially, if you enjoy the mature side and darker themes of fruba, Honey and Clover is likely to become a beloved title of a similar caliber.
The backstories and character arcs will tug at your heartstrings in a way that any fruits basket fan knows all too well.
They both contain charming comedy and unique takes on romance. The main differences originate in their respective target audiences; Fruits Basket is the quintessential shoujo, and similarly Honey and Clover is the quintessential Josei anime. Mahoutsukai ni Taisetsu na Koto: Natsu no Sora add permalink.
Both tell a lot through music and include plenty of it within the anime itself. Also, both have a deeper reflection than what meets the eye at first. Saiunkoku Monogatari add permalink.
The characters are similar in both anime. Both anime revolves around a group of people and their dreams and romance life. The characters are forced to choose between their dreams and romance.
Many characters have unrequited love. Ao Haru Ride add permalink. Both have a distinct artstyle which feels like something painted in watercolor. Honey and Clover is more of SoL and has a larger cast but both have great romance which I think you'll enjoy. Nisekoi add permalink. Romance, Comedy ,Relationships, Love triangles. Both anime potray a relationship of character and the one they love and how much effort they make to make them theirs.
Niskoi having a harem of girls trying to fit the key to the lock and honey x clover is more about finding oneself in admist of falling in love and moving on in life. Love Hina add permalink. I think Love Hina has more comedy then Hachimitsu to Clover. Both both have that "friends groups," an idiot character in that group, characters that have unrequited love, and main characters that are students. Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge add permalink. Both Honey and Clover and Tanaka-kun are lighthearted, on the edge of melancholic, relaxed and showcase some of the small and rare beautiful things in life that are normally overlooked.
They both are about the everyday problems and thoughts of students. More than specifically this or that, it has a certain vibe, and I think one who enjoys Honey and Clover might enjoy this, without trying to compare them.
I think the other way around would also apply. Gintama add permalink. Both series show the progression of the characters during many years and how their dreams change. In both series art is a big part manga in Bakuman. Pops add permalink.
The story of Pops is very similar to the love triangle lived by Yamada, Mayama and Harada, involving characters of different ages. Fune wo Amu add permalink. Both series explore themes of work, love, and life. Ookami to Koushinryou add permalink. Firstly both anime are slice of life anime which deals with daily acticities. Both anime are not exactly the romance anime but it can be considered as one.
And the most important part of thier similarities is that there is no cliche in it and the in the entire run of anime there is no nonsense sub-plot and any of that bullshit. Both anime portrayed the matured side of "Love" or "Romance". Story of Spice and Wolf is more of a trading and marketing stuffs and story of Honey and Clover is more of college students getting to resolve and experiencing their first love and dealing with rejections and heartbreak.
Servant x Service add permalink. Similar comedy, very similar characters, the plot is in adult world, maybe there isn't so many deph in the story, but it is like a comedy when something like Morita tries to hit on a sexually oblivious girl :D.
Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun add permalink. Surrounded by proficient students who are special in their respective interests. Their set-up love story too, it begins with a one's admiration for his work. While Gekkan Shoujo presents it comedically, expects Hachimitsu to Clover differently though they put Comedy genre on them. Maison Ikkoku add permalink. A similar college life story structure. Nevertheless, both of them are down to earth stories about adults trying to make it in their lives and achieve their goals.
Genshiken 2 add permalink. Genshiken season 2 shares the setting of a group of young college student friends and their daily life, romance, and personal growth. Compared to season 1 this similarity is even stronger because episodic "otaku parade" episodes are replaced with the development of interpersonal relations of the group.
Blue Period add permalink. They happen to tell us a wholesome story about the coming of age struggles, love, and friendship of very colorful and relatable characters.
And lots and lots of beautiful art As an art lover myself, who couldn't have the chance of studying in such an arts-based environment, these heartwarming stories mean a lot when it comes to getting yourself up and doing something to follow your dreams.
These are a must-watch for all art lovers who love to be inspired by hard-working and creative souls! Hatsukoi Limited. Honey and clover has a much more mature feeling to it, but it deals each character's special romance like Hatsukoi limited.
White Album 2 add permalink. Surprisingly mature takes on the concept of growing up and finding your place in the world. Both feature thoughtful, introspective dialogue and use the soundtrack not as an accessory, but as the main weapon in conveying the mood and emotional value of each scene. Keep in mind that you do not need to watch the first White Album before jumping into White Album 2. They are separate stories. Koe no Katachi add permalink.
While Koe no Katachi occurs during middle school and high school, and Hachimitsu to Clover occurs during college and early adulthood, their stories feature a cast of complex characters who struggle to discover and accept themselves through important moments of their lives.
Both anime portray emotional subjects with integrity and sincerity that makes the characters deeply relatable. Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora add permalink.
Love and sorrow follows by unforgettable bittersweet memories. In both stories, the main character is on a journey to find themselves and solve their problems while riding aimlessly on a bicycle. Though this happens in later episodes for "Honey and Clover". Aoi Hana add permalink. Story of the adolescents. All adults are used to be teenagers. And all teenagers will manage to become grown-up.
Both shows feature how teenagers deal with relationships and become more adult in the process. The tension of both drama show are not always high, cuteness and jokes relieve it. Both are recommended for comfortable, slice of life fans. Beck add permalink. Takemoto and Koyuki are both struggling to fulfill their artistic dreams while maturing and confronting the obstacles of life. Umi ga Kikoeru add permalink.
Slice-of-Life character study featuring college students having ambiguous romantic feelings for each other.
Totally different feel, though. Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo add permalink. The relationship between the protagonists are both incredibly deep. Planetes add permalink. At first glance these two series are nothing a like. One is about lives of people who work in space, the other the lives of art school students. But at their cores, both series are exploring what it means to be human or how to live in this world, and the path these people take in finding their way in the world.
Both series start slow as they take the time to let you get to know the characters. However around the halfway point they begin to go through some changes that will ultimately lead to their development. Most of the characters have their own back story which gives them their drive.
Both of these series center on how the characters grow as individuals, in their own way. If you liked that about one of the series, then give the other a try. Aside from what I wrote, keep in mind these series are very different in how they tell their story and what they use as plot devices. Canvas 2: Niji-iro no Sketch add permalink. The characters in both series go to art schools and at the same time, they experience love and friendship with their peers.
Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou add permalink. Hourou Musuko add permalink. To begin with, both share a delicate watercolor-like art that is very meaningful, considering how they also deal with delicate themes - those of love, meaningful relationships, conflict, identity.
Both are amazingly human in that sense. The main theme or fact that the cast of Hourou Musuko is made of middle schoolers may raise some doubts, but don't judge based on those. Children are more complex than we like to think once we grow up, and so is sexuality. Hourou Musuko actually takes its issues seriously, and if you don't believe this, one episode would be enough to convince you.
Both series are really mature in their ways of presenting every theme, and more importantly, aren't afraid to recognize that the world isn't black and white. You can try to foresee what is going to happen, but you're likely to be proven wrong. They're also slow series, with a little comedy here and there, and very memorable and well-done dramatic times. The kind that makes your heart and your eyes ache.
I highly recommend both series for anyone who is willing to open their heart, feel and think about life. Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight! Both contain the same kind of real life drama and anxieties that often come with life and stress the importance of the people around you at all times. NHK ni Youkoso! Though both shows are of different subjects art students for "Honey and Clover" and average people mixed with otaku and shut-in's for "Welcome to the NHK" , they both have similar questions about their lives and their goals for their futures.
Angel add permalink. When i say art i mean actual art. Gin no Saji 2nd Season add permalink. Revolves around coming-of-age, the endless possibilities and dreams - all while giving realistic characters with relate-able backgrounds. Both are also fantastic slice-of-life animes.
Kuragehime add permalink. Both are about a group of young people, sharing a apartment together. Kuragehime and Honey and Clover are both yosei anime - series for older women.
They both have touching scenes, combined with the same comedy. Moyashimon add permalink. The slowness in the beggining and of course there are thosewacky character. Natsume Yuujinchou Go add permalink. If you enjoy a heartwarming story and amazing characters make sure to check out Hachimitsu to Clover.
The two also share very similar atmosphere and great soundtracks! Kita e. Both anime shows us real life like characters with real life problems and how they deal with their everyday problems. They both have strong emotional moments. True Tears add permalink. Darker love stories with bits of humor mixed in.
KimiKiss Pure Rouge add permalink. The animes both deal with romance and the caused problems. Though there're not quite the same of the content, the way of telling the relationships between the people is similar, you could say that's the biggest commonness: Both tell the story of a group of people, somehow all together related, and somehow not.
Each person deals with his own problems, feelings, triangle-relationships and future and both are very good romance animes. One main difference is, that in Honey and Clover you're more into the boys side, in Kimi-Kiss on the girls.
If you like a story, with a whole bunch of people dealing with love and life, I think you'll find interest in both of them. White Album add permalink. Both anime' series' timeframe is somewhat related to college life. Clannad add permalink. They both have the same dramatic feel to it. Both sound tracks are phenomenal.
Both are about love and friendship too. Natsuyuki Rendezvous add permalink. Both shows excel in drama: the main characters are all somehow involved in love triangles; bittersweet and sometimes heart-aching at its best. Rec add permalink. Very similar tones Both are excellent series. Eikoku Koi Monogatari Emma add permalink. While the setting of Emma is Victorian, and that of Honey and Clover is Modern, if you want the light and airy atmosphere, then this anime would be worth it.
While both encompass the "slice of life" and romantic touch, where Emma has its serious tone, Honey and Clover is mixed with good comedy. Although, unlike the single focused character of Emma, Honey and Clover revolves around the lives of 5 friends in an Art College, but the focus for both are the same: their relationships, their characters, their troubles.
Aria the Origination add permalink. Both series are very bittersweet, with plentiful moments of light-hearted comedy and emotional drama. They share the theme that nothing lasts forever, and that is what makes life so precious.
Both have an incredibly memorable cast of characters, as well as a dreamy watercolor art style. If you liked the comedy in this anime, you'll love Lucky Star. While it is a real life anime, it also has its crazy moments.
Add Detailed Info. Seinen and Josei report Recommended by IchiroEX Read recommendations by 16 more users Both written by the same author so the main reason to watch one if you liked the other is they have the same "feeling" and atmosphere. There are also these similarities: -Stories of people growing up, and learning how to cope with hardships -Strong casts with a great mix of heartwarming moments with drama -Same unique art style report Recommended by WorstWaifu I've been trying to find an anime similar in feeling like Hachimitsu to Clover for a long time.
And now I can say: the most similar to Hachimitsu to Clover is "3-gatsu no Lion" - same feelings and humor - Yuki Music, heh report Recommended by Originalov The manga they are based on are made by the same author. Nodame Cantabile add permalink Both are really well done slice of life series that focus on students attending college focusing on artistic subjects fine arts for Honey and Clover and classical music for Nodame Cantabile.
With settings like that, it's not surprising to see that both of them aim for the same audience, it's especially because the way of developing their characters and plot are similar for these anime report Recommended by Rudy Sakura-sou no Pet na Kanojo add permalink Both are about a guy who doesn't really know what he wants to do with the rest of his life, but then meets a girl who is a genius in the arts.
Natsume Yuujinchou add permalink Both concentrates on each characters development and self seeking. Genshiken add permalink On one hand Genshiken doesnt have romantic stories. If you like calm series about normal life, so you can enjoy Genshiken as well as Honey and Clover report Recommended by Ksu-chan Read recommendations by 4 more users Students from university trying to find happiness in life.
Nana add permalink Both of these animes have a large prospect in the slice of life point of view and the drama in these animes are overwhelming. Additionally, similarities between these two anime s include: - deep characters - hilarious comedy - drama - love triangles - almost josei-like style - friendship - realism - light-hearted moments report Recommended by Stark hachimitsu to clover has 2 seasons. Golden Time add permalink Both involve college drama and romance where love polygons is the predominant theme.
Higashi no Eden add permalink Similarities between the characters' personalities, the art style, and the sense of humor found in both animes. Hanasaku Iroha add permalink Both are about finding your place in the world and the process of becoming an adult. Both stories are centered on a single cute girl: report Recommended by Lowynd Both involve a group of friends learning to grow up from adolescence.
Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso add permalink A tale of new friends, new memories, blossoming love and forgetting the past. If you enjoyed one, you'll definitely enjoy the other : Oh and both will hit you right in the feels, so prepare some tissues :' report Recommended by bessimajamal Both deal with lots of character development and backstories for each one.
Fruits Basket add permalink Slice of life drama, has both comedy and sad stories. Gankutsuou add permalink While the setting on these two animes is very different, the themes flowing through them are very similar; Love, Friendship and Trust. Paradise Kiss add permalink well.. Paradise Kiss-fashion Honey and Clover-art report Recommended by gizmo Ouran Koukou Host Club add permalink Both are light-hearted slice-of-life shows with just the right amount of romance, comedy, and drama.
Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei add permalink Although there is a huge difference when it comes to the art, both of these shows deal with college-life and growing-up in a way that's easy to relate with.
Arakawa Under the Bridge add permalink Both anime have similliar feel, how they empasize deep meaning of both life, and relationship. Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou add permalink Interesting and very funny characters. Yesterday wo Utatte add permalink Watching this show reminds me Honey and Clover a lot. Mushishi add permalink These dramas share a slow, easy pace that really allows them to develop a nice atmosphere.
Shirobako add permalink These shows consist of a group of friends who are trying to make it in a challenging industry. Tari Tari add permalink It's hard to say both these series are exactly related but both titles definitely reminds me one and vice versa after watching the episodes.
Fumoffu add permalink Most Comedies fail because they consciously want to be funny or absurd or insane, as opposed to an honest spontaneity of characters merely being themselves -- a sort of anarchy of will. Ranked: 2 2 based on the top anime page. Hachimitsu to Clover. Add character. Hanamoto, Hagumi. Kudou, Haruka. Halley, Heather. Simonyi, Piroska.
Jeong, Mi Sook. Kwan, Andrea. Mayama, Takumi. Sugita, Tomokazu. Clarke, Cam. Wait, Russell. Kim, Seung jun. Morita, Shinobu.
Ueda, Yuuji. Riegel, Sam. Bodrogi, Attila. Bridges, Dave. Byeon, Hyeon Wu. Takemoto, Yuuta. Honda, Takako. Kamiya, Hiroshi. Lowenthal, Yuri. Kim, Yeong Seon. Pleavin, Darren. Mesa, Sergio. Yamada, Ayumi. Taylor, Julie Ann. Takahashi, Mikako. Mezei, Kitty.
Thompson, Claudia. Lee, Hyeon Jin. Aida, Kazuo. Miyake, Kenta. Silverstein, Keith. Hanamoto, Shuuji. Fujiwara, Keiji. Smith, Christopher Corey. Harada, Rika. Ohara, Sayaka. Cody, Lara. Kisfalvi, Krisztina. Park, Seon Yeong. Hasegawa, Kazuhiko. Nojima, Hirofumi. Hasegawa, Megumi.
Saitou, Ayaka. Aono, Takeshi. Matsumoto, Ippei. Morita, Kaoru. Seitz, Patrick. Takewaka, Takuma. Shin, Yong Wu.
Nomiya, Takumi. Hamada, Kenji. Gibis, Tom. Hong, Beom Gi. Honda, Youko. Namikawa, Daisuke. Hatano, Wataru. Lee, Jong Gu. Takemoto, Mitsuko. Shinohara, Emi. Teshigawara, Miwako. Neya, Michiko. Sheh, Stephanie. Zsigmond, Tamara. Kim, Seon Hye. Romano, Ana. Sugou, Takayuki. Yamazaki, Kazushi. Tsuchida, Hiroshi. Add staff. Add Detailed Info. Kudou, Haruka Japanese. Halley, Heather English. Simonyi, Piroska Hungarian.
Jeong, Mi Sook Korean. Kwan, Andrea English. Sugita, Tomokazu Japanese. Clarke, Cam English. Wait, Russell English. Kim, Seung jun Korean. Ueda, Yuuji Japanese. Riegel, Sam English. Bodrogi, Attila Hungarian. Bridges, Dave English. Byeon, Hyeon Wu Korean. Honda, Takako Japanese.
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