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* The anime adaptation of ''Nightmare Campus'' is [[InNameOnly less of an adaptation]] of the manga it's based off of, and more of an adaptation of ''Manga/{{Devilman}}'', with elements of ''Manga/{{Susanoo}}'' thrown in.
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* ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'' is arguably the best ''TabletopGame/WarhammerFantasyRoleplay'' manga/comic ever made.
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* ''Anime/OsomatsuSan'' can be seen as the anime equivalent to the many Creator/HannaBarbera based Creator/AdultSwim originals such as ''WesternAnimation/Sealab2021'' or ''WesternAnimation/HarveyBirdmanAttorneyAtLaw'', being edgier, parodic, adult oriented reboots of 60s kids shows.
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* ''Anime/VoicesOfADistantStar'' is perhaps the best and most [[{{Tearjerker}} tear-inducing]] adaptation of ''Literature/TheForeverWar'' and ''Literature/EndersGame'' made by a single man.
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* ''Anime/VoicesOfADistantStar'' is perhaps the best and most [[{{Tearjerker}} [[TearJerker tear-inducing]] adaptation of ''Literature/TheForeverWar'' and ''Literature/EndersGame'' made by a single man.
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* Some people would argue that the plot of ''Manga/AkatsukiNoYona'' is dead on the kind of plots ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' games have.
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* Some people would argue that the plot of ''Manga/AkatsukiNoYona'' ''Manga/YonaOfTheDawn'' is dead on the kind of plots ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' games have.
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Beastars is not an adaptation of the Zootopia storyline. Although they both involve a Funny Animal city where predators and prey live together and a relationship develops between a bunny and canid (fox/wolf), they are miles apart in most everything else. Zootopia establishes that the predators and prey are able to co-exist in a city designed for that fact and allows that predators can have meat protein in the form of insects and fish. Beastars throws predators and prey together in the same city but establishes that predators are constantly having to fight their carnivorous instincts and not devour their fellow prey citizens. The predators are forced into a "eggs and milk diet" to keep the prey "safe" but there's also the "open secret" of the market where prey sell parts of themselves to hungry predators. Zootopia follows Judy in her quest to become a police officer and uses it to explore how bias permeates society. I'm still not sure what Beastars is exploring beyond the complicated social lives and relationships of Legoshi, Haru, and Louis and the crap sack city of repressed carnivore desires they live in.
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* ''Manga/{{Beastars}}'' is the best Japanese anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' complete with the WorldOfFunnyAnimals setting and main protagonists being a cute bunny rabbit and a seemingly threatening canine just like the film. Both the manga and anime however use the same premise of that film and takes it in a DarkerAndEdgier direction.
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* ''Franchise/DragonBall'' was clearly inspired by the Chinese literary classic ''Literature/JourneyToTheWest'' for some of its characters and stories right down to Goku's name which is a Japanese translation of Sun Wukong, the main protagonist of the novel.
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* ''Manga/{{Beastars}}'' is the best Japanese anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' complete with the WorldOfFunnyAnimals setting and main protagonists being a cute bunny rabbit and a seemingly threatening canine just like the film only that the former uses the same premise and takes it in a DarkerAndEdgier direction.
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* ''Manga/{{Beastars}}'' is the best Japanese anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' complete with the WorldOfFunnyAnimals setting and main protagonists being a cute bunny rabbit and a seemingly threatening canine just like the film only that film. Both the former uses manga and anime however use the same premise of that film and takes it in a DarkerAndEdgier direction.
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* ''Manga/Beastars'' is the best Japanese anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/Zootopia'' complete with the WorldOfFunnyAnimals setting and main protagonists being a cute bunny rabbit and a seemingly threatening canine just like the film only that the former uses the same premise and takes it in a DarkerAndEdgier direction.
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* ''Manga/Beastars'' ''Manga/{{Beastars}}'' is the best Japanese anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/Zootopia'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' complete with the WorldOfFunnyAnimals setting and main protagonists being a cute bunny rabbit and a seemingly threatening canine just like the film only that the former uses the same premise and takes it in a DarkerAndEdgier direction.
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* ''LightNovel/WorldEndWhatDoYouDoAtTheEndOfTheWorldAreYouBusyWillYouSaveUs'' has often been compared to the ''VideoGame/{{Nier}}'' series in terms of overall themes and plot. Both take place in post apocalyptic fantasy worlds where humanity has [[spoiler: devolved into the monsters that now threaten the non human remnants of civilization]]. Similarly, the reveal about the origins of the [[spoiler: Beasts and Shades]] causes a major existential crisis in the main character of each series. Furthermore, the final antagonist of both series is a [[spoiler: Beast/Shade version of the protagonist]].
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* ''LightNovel/WorldEndWhatDoYouDoAtTheEndOfTheWorldAreYouBusyWillYouSaveUs'' has often been compared to the ''VideoGame/{{Nier}}'' series in terms of overall themes and plot. Both take place in post apocalyptic post-apocalyptic fantasy worlds where humanity has [[spoiler: devolved into the monsters that now threaten the non human nonhuman remnants of civilization]]. Similarly, the reveal about the origins of the [[spoiler: Beasts and Shades]] causes a major existential crisis in the main character of each series. Furthermore, the final antagonist of both series is a [[spoiler: Beast/Shade version of the protagonist]].protagonist]].
* ''Manga/Beastars'' is the best Japanese anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/Zootopia'' complete with the WorldOfFunnyAnimals setting and main protagonists being a cute bunny rabbit and a seemingly threatening canine just like the film only that the former uses the same premise and takes it in a DarkerAndEdgier direction.
* ''Manga/Beastars'' is the best Japanese anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/Zootopia'' complete with the WorldOfFunnyAnimals setting and main protagonists being a cute bunny rabbit and a seemingly threatening canine just like the film only that the former uses the same premise and takes it in a DarkerAndEdgier direction.
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* ''Manga/CellsAtWork'', being about anthropomorphized blood cells, viruses, and the general inner working of the human body, is frequently described as an anime version of ''Film/OsmosisJones''.
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* ''Anime/SpiritedAway'' is quite possibly the best adaptation of ''Literature/AliceInWonderland''.
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* ''Manga/TheFiveStarStories'' is essentially a comic prequel, sequel, and interquel to ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim''. It could also be seen as an (absolutely gorgeous) adaptation of ''{{Literature/Dune}}''.
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* ''Manga/TheFiveStarStories'' is essentially a comic prequel, sequel, and interquel to ''Anime/HeavyMetalLGaim''. It could also be seen as an (absolutely gorgeous) adaptation of ''{{Literature/Dune}}''.''Literature/{{Dune}}''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Histeria}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/HorribleHistories'' may be long gone, but really they live as a series called ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia''.
** Though one couldn't help but wonder whether the overblown NationalStereotypes in ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' might have been foreshadowing. Then again, considering just how absurd and insane said stereotypes were presented (such as Neo-Mexico's "Tequila Gundam", among others), that anime makes even ''[[Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia Hetalia]]'' at its most over the top look subtle.
** Though one couldn't help but wonder whether the overblown NationalStereotypes in ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' might have been foreshadowing. Then again, considering just how absurd and insane said stereotypes were presented (such as Neo-Mexico's "Tequila Gundam", among others), that anime makes even ''[[Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia Hetalia]]'' at its most over the top look subtle.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Histeria}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/HorribleHistories'' may be long gone, but really they live as a series called ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia''.
''Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers''.
** Though one couldn't help but wonder whether the overblown NationalStereotypes in ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' might have been foreshadowing. Then again, considering just how absurd and insane said stereotypes were presented (such as Neo-Mexico's "Tequila Gundam", among others), that anime makes even''[[Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia ''[[Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers Hetalia]]'' at its most over the top look subtle.
** Though one couldn't help but wonder whether the overblown NationalStereotypes in ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' might have been foreshadowing. Then again, considering just how absurd and insane said stereotypes were presented (such as Neo-Mexico's "Tequila Gundam", among others), that anime makes even
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* ''Anime/SpaceDandy'' is sometimes viewed as a an amazing adaptation/sequel to ''{{Film/Spaceballs}}'', due to having a similar style of snarky, [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall self-]] [[PaintingTheMedium aware]] humor. There is an animated ''Spaceballs'' series, but it's widely viewed as a disgraceful and cheap rehash of the original film, while ''Space Dandy'' is praised for doing what that show should've done, making its own unique voice from the similar base of "epic SpaceOpera parody".
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* ''Anime/SpaceDandy'' is sometimes viewed as a an amazing adaptation/sequel to ''{{Film/Spaceballs}}'', ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'', due to having a similar style of snarky, [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall self-]] [[PaintingTheMedium aware]] humor. There is an animated ''Spaceballs'' series, but it's widely viewed as a disgraceful and cheap rehash of the original film, while ''Space Dandy'' is praised for doing what that show should've done, making its own unique voice from the similar base of "epic SpaceOpera parody".
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* Some people would argue that the plot of ''Manga/AkatsukiNoYona'' is dead on the kind of plots ''[[Franchise/FireEmblem Fire Emblem]]'' games have.
* ''Manga/MadeInAbyss'', as a survival-oriented story about an [[DeathWorld insanely dangerous]] cave system complete with a [[BottomlessPits bottomless pit]], [[EldritchAbomination Lovecraftian monstrosities]], and [[FantasticFlora weird plant life]], could be seen as an [[DarkerAndEdgier especially brutal]] manga adaptation of ''VideoGame/{{Terraria}}''. It's also been described as "''VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey'' The Anime".
* ''Manga/MadeInAbyss'', as a survival-oriented story about an [[DeathWorld insanely dangerous]] cave system complete with a [[BottomlessPits bottomless pit]], [[EldritchAbomination Lovecraftian monstrosities]], and [[FantasticFlora weird plant life]], could be seen as an [[DarkerAndEdgier especially brutal]] manga adaptation of ''VideoGame/{{Terraria}}''. It's also been described as "''VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey'' The Anime".
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* Some people would argue that the plot of ''Manga/AkatsukiNoYona'' is dead on the kind of plots ''[[Franchise/FireEmblem Fire Emblem]]'' ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' games have.
* ''Manga/MadeInAbyss'', as a survival-oriented story about an [[DeathWorld insanely dangerous]] cave system complete with a[[BottomlessPits bottomless pit]], {{Bottomless Pit|s}}, [[EldritchAbomination Lovecraftian monstrosities]], and [[FantasticFlora weird plant life]], could be seen as an [[DarkerAndEdgier especially brutal]] manga adaptation of ''VideoGame/{{Terraria}}''. It's also been described as "''VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey'' The Anime".
* ''Manga/MadeInAbyss'', as a survival-oriented story about an [[DeathWorld insanely dangerous]] cave system complete with a
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* LightNovel/SukaSuka has often been compared to the VideoGame/{{Nier}} series in terms of overall themes and plot. Both take place in post apocalyptic fantasy worlds where humanity has [[spoiler: devolved into the monsters that now threaten the non human remnants of civilization]]. Similarly, the reveal about the origins of the [[spoiler: Beasts and Shades]] causes a major existential crisis in the main character of each series. Furthermore, the final antagonist of both series is a [[spoiler: Beast/Shade version of the protagonist]].
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* LightNovel/SukaSuka ''LightNovel/WorldEndWhatDoYouDoAtTheEndOfTheWorldAreYouBusyWillYouSaveUs'' has often been compared to the VideoGame/{{Nier}} ''VideoGame/{{Nier}}'' series in terms of overall themes and plot. Both take place in post apocalyptic fantasy worlds where humanity has [[spoiler: devolved into the monsters that now threaten the non human remnants of civilization]]. Similarly, the reveal about the origins of the [[spoiler: Beasts and Shades]] causes a major existential crisis in the main character of each series. Furthermore, the final antagonist of both series is a [[spoiler: Beast/Shade version of the protagonist]].
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'' is in many ways The MangaAnime of ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'': Both are wacky pirate adventures full of [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum insane explanations]] and [[ViolationOfCommonSense insane solutions to problems]]: ''One Piece'' has a swordsman who can talk when he has a sword in his mouth and a chef who can survive his leg being on fire because of their hearts (said chef can also perform ''plastic surgery'' by kicking people), while ''Monkey Island'' has you deliberately mixing medicine to put yourself in a coma, firing yourself out of a cannon ''three times'', and triggering a volcanic eruption and ''point-blank range.''
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'' is in many ways The MangaAnime Manga[=/=]Anime of ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'': Both are wacky pirate adventures full of [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum insane explanations]] and [[ViolationOfCommonSense insane solutions to problems]]: ''One Piece'' has a swordsman who can talk when he has a sword in his mouth and a chef who can survive his leg being on fire because of their hearts (said chef can also perform ''plastic surgery'' by kicking people), while ''Monkey Island'' has you deliberately mixing medicine to put yourself in a coma, firing yourself out of a cannon ''three times'', and triggering a volcanic eruption and ''point-blank range.''
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'' is in many ways The Anime of ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'': Both are wacky pirate adventures full of [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum insane explanations]] and [[ViolationOfCommonSense insane solutions to problems]]: ''One Piece'' has a swordsman who can talk when he has a sword in his mouth and a chef who can survive his leg being on fire because of their hearts (said chef can also perform ''plastic surgery'' by kicking people), while ''Monkey Island'' has you deliberately mixing medicine to put yourself in a coma, firing yourself out of a cannon ''three times'', and triggering a volcanic eruption and ''point-blank range.''
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'' is in many ways The Anime MangaAnime of ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'': Both are wacky pirate adventures full of [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum insane explanations]] and [[ViolationOfCommonSense insane solutions to problems]]: ''One Piece'' has a swordsman who can talk when he has a sword in his mouth and a chef who can survive his leg being on fire because of their hearts (said chef can also perform ''plastic surgery'' by kicking people), while ''Monkey Island'' has you deliberately mixing medicine to put yourself in a coma, firing yourself out of a cannon ''three times'', and triggering a volcanic eruption and ''point-blank range.''
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* ''Anime/GundamBuildDiversReRise'' is, for some [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom veteran furry fans outside Japan]], the closest thing to an animated adaptation, let alone [[{{Anime}} a Japanese-made one]], from ''ComicBook/AlbedoErmaFelnaEDF'' (with some elements from ''ComicBook/{{Katmandu}}'' thrown into it, culture-wise), at least in its basic premise: [[spoiler:An AI created by humans controlling a world populated with anthropomorphic animals involved in a planet-wide war. The main difference here is the fact in ''Albedo'', the whole war is much bigger, as involve many solar systems, and its respective AI, the Net, is much benevolent than the one from this show]]. This especially funny because the creator of ''Albedo'', Creator/SteveGallacci, took some inspiration from many Japanese media for the comic, ''Gundam'' included, and he also expressed his interest to adapt ''Albedo'' into animation, especially to an {{Anime}} format, rather than WesternAnimation.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhArcV'' is an AnimatedAdaptation of both ''Series/{{Sliders}}'' as a show that deals heavily with TheMultiverse and ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' in that said multiverse is a love-letter to a particular franchise (the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon for ''Kingdom Hearts'' and Franchise/YuGiOh for ''ARC-V''.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhArcV'' is an AnimatedAdaptation of both ''Series/{{Sliders}}'' as a show that deals heavily with TheMultiverse and ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' in that said multiverse is a love-letter to a particular franchise (the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon for ''Kingdom Hearts'' and Franchise/YuGiOh for ''ARC-V''.)
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhArcV'' is an AnimatedAdaptation of both ''Series/{{Sliders}}'' as a show that deals heavily with TheMultiverse and ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts'' in that said multiverse is a love-letter to a particular franchise (the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon for ''Kingdom Hearts'' and Franchise/YuGiOh for ''ARC-V''.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhArcV'' is an AnimatedAdaptation of both ''Series/{{Sliders}}'' as a show that deals heavily with TheMultiverse and ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts'' ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' in that said multiverse is a love-letter to a particular franchise (the Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon for ''Kingdom Hearts'' and Franchise/YuGiOh for ''ARC-V''.
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* ''Anime/MahoGirlsPrecure'' is an anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/PrincessGwenevereAndTheJewelRiders'', as both are MagicalGirl series with a PowerTrio that has pink, purple and green theme colors, takes place in a fantasy world and have the heroines use the power of jewels to defeat the forces of evil.
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* ''Anime/MahoGirlsPrecure'' is an anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/PrincessGwenevereAndTheJewelRiders'', as both are MagicalGirl series with a PowerTrio that has pink, purple and green theme colors, takes place in a fantasy world and have has the heroines use the power of jewels to defeat the forces of evil.
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* ''Anime/MahoGirlsPrecure'' is an anime adaptation of ''WesternAnimation/PrincessGwenevereAndTheJewelRiders'', as both are MagicalGirl series with a PowerTrio that has pink, purple and green theme colors, takes place in a fantasy world and have the heroines use the power of jewels to defeat the forces of evil.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'' is in many ways The Anime of ''VideoGame/MonkeyIsland'': Both are wacky pirate adventures full of [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum insane explanations]] and [[ViolationOfCommonSense insane solutions to problems]]: ''One Piece'' has a swordsman who can talk when he has a sword in his mouth and a chef who can survive his leg being on fire because of their hearts (said chef can also perform ''plastic surgery'' by kicking people), while ''Monkey Island'' has you deliberately mixing medicine to put yourself in a coma, firing yourself out of a cannon ''three times'', and triggering a volcanic eruption and ''point-blank range.''
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* ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' is basically an anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/WildArms'' in all but name, right down to sharing the same production and writing staff, and is considered to be even better then all the post PS2 Wild Arms related media that has been released since then.
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* ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'' is basically an anime adaptation of ''VideoGame/WildArms'' in all but name, right down to sharing the same production and writing staff, and is considered to be even better then all the post PS2 [=PS2=] Wild Arms related media that has been released since then.
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* ''Anime/CodeGeass'':
** ''Code Geass'' could easily pass as an adaptation of Frank Herbert's ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' saga...with robots and spinning kicks!
** ''Code Geass'' could easily pass as an adaptation of Frank Herbert's ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' saga...with robots and spinning kicks!
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* ''Anime/CodeGeass'':
** ''Code Geass''''Anime/CodeGeass'' could easily pass as an adaptation of Frank Herbert's ''Literature/{{Dune}}'' saga...with robots and spinning kicks!
** ''Code Geass''
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* ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'' is like an adaptation of ''Literature/TheForeverWar'' and ''Literature/EndersGame''.
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* ''Manga/WanderingSon'' is similar to the 1990s film ''Film/MaVieEnRose''. They're both about the struggles of feminine brown-haired children who [[{{Transgender}} identify as female despite being male-assigned-at-birth]]. Later on, they befriend characters who [[AmbiguousGenderIdentity may be trans boys]].
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* ''Manga/Kill Me Baby'' might perfectly be a licensed parody of ''Franchise/LyricalNanoha''. The sheer premise of "stoic girl with blonde hair in twin tails and black ribbons who works as an enforcer has a cheerful, brown-haired, more mundane female friend who saw the darkness of her work and thus attempts to bring the best out of her" should rings all the bells.
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* ''Manga/Kill Me Baby'' ''Manga/KillMeBaby'' might perfectly be a licensed parody of ''Franchise/LyricalNanoha''. The sheer premise of "stoic girl with blonde hair in twin tails and black ribbons who works as an enforcer has a cheerful, brown-haired, more mundane female friend who saw the darkness of her work and thus attempts to bring the best out of her" should rings all the bells.
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* ''Manga/Kill Me Baby'' might perfectly be a licensed parody of ''Franchise/LyricalNanoha''. The sheer premise of "stoic girl with blonde hair in twin tails and black ribbons who works as an enforcer has a cheerful, brown-haired, more mundane female friend who saw the darkness of her work and thus attempts to bring the best out of her" should rings all the bells.
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** What with its overt religious symbolism, time slowing GunFu / GunKata battle, and escape from a false reality, ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagicaTheMovieRebellion'' is the best anime adaptation of ''Film/TheMatrix'' since ''Anime/TheAnimatrix''.
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Sorry. but they're just too different from Count of Monte Cristo and Ready Player One. Also, it has to be a different medium.
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* ''Anime/VoicesOfADistantStar'' is perhaps the best and most [[{{Tearjerker}} tear-inducing]] adaptation of ''Litature/TheForeverWar'' and ''Literature/EndersGame'' made by a single man.
** ...But not as old as ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}''.
** ...But not as old as ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}''.
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* ''Anime/VoicesOfADistantStar'' is perhaps the best and most [[{{Tearjerker}} tear-inducing]] adaptation of ''Litature/TheForeverWar'' ''Literature/TheForeverWar'' and ''Literature/EndersGame'' made by a single man.
** ...But not as old as ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}''.* ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'' is like an adaptation of ''Literature/TheForeverWar'' and ''Literature/EndersGame''.
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** It could also pass for a good ''Gundam'' series, especially as both share the same creator.
** Comparisons to ''Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo'' are also quite apt.
** Comparisons to ''Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo'' are also quite apt.
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** In turn, the recent adaptation ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal'' can be considered an anime predecessor to Creator/StevenSpielberg's ''Film/ReadyPlayerOne'' due to recycling certain classic plot aspects (such as ''Crystal'' following the manga down to the letter unlike the original anime, while ''Ready Player One'' prominently featured the CoolCar from ''Back to the Future'' in a notable important role) and reinventing them for a modern audience.
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* Both ''Roleplay/RecordOfLodossWar'' and ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'' are often called anime adaptations of ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''. Former is how the game is intended to be played. Latter is how it usually turns out. It helps both series were based on respective author's ''D&D'' game.
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* Both ''Roleplay/RecordOfLodossWar'' and ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'' are often called anime adaptations of ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''. Former The former is how the game is intended to be played. Latter The latter is how it usually turns out. It helps both series were based on respective author's ''D&D'' game.
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** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventurePhantomBlood Phantom Blood]]'', with its themes of lineage, its setting of Victorian era London, and the main threat being a vampire with zombie minions, may be the closest thing to a ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' manga/animé yet ((along with CV's [[WesternAnimation/{{Castlevania}} western-produced Netflix adaptation]]).
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** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventurePhantomBlood Phantom Blood]]'', with its themes of lineage, its setting of Victorian era London, and the main threat being a vampire with zombie minions, may be the closest thing to a ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' manga/animé yet ((along (along with CV's [[WesternAnimation/{{Castlevania}} western-produced Netflix adaptation]]).
