Anime 28851 Koe No Katachi Userrecs

I personally cannot help but be reminded of the other movie when thinking about one of them. Perhaps it has something to do with both films releasing within the same season and me watching both of them within the same week. Anyhow, if you're into the bittersweet genre and crave romance that involves profoundly heart-wrenching moments, then both of these (+/- 2-hours) anime films are worth seeing! 

After watching Kimi no Na Wa, I proceed to watch Koe no Katachi. I was like "Wow. They're actually somewhat similar in comparison.". Heartwarming, yet subtle, focusing on our main hero and heroine. One about deafness and other switching bodies. I think its "trouble communicating others with a disadvantage and you really have to know a person to understand their struggles" sort of thing. 

Not similar in the sense of storyline, but a sort of similar style. Both deeply moving. Both involve two main characters and their journeys of understanding themselves and those around them. 

Both movies are about a tragic love story. Other people besides the main 2 characters the romance centers around, are needed to help bring about the happy ending. They both have high quality animation and art. I personally prefer Your Name( Kimi no na wa) a lot more and give it a 9/10, but Koe no Katachi is still a good movie and earns a 7/10. 

Both are simply the best movie of their particular years. Both are Oscar worthy. Both share the main theme of high school romance. Kimi no Nawa is more fantasy-like while Koe no Katachi is more grounded in reality.  

Both character is interest.So,girl difference of school or city or village the characters in pairs are different from the other anime.Whereas the voice of language is so polite and well mannered backsound a the soundtrack tt's just the soundtrack manage also very interesting though very remarkable.But that,the emotion of sadness, loneliness, separation, different and so on 

Both will make you shed tears out of your ass. 

If you liked Kimi no Na wa, the chances are you will enjoy Koe no Katachi, another emotion provoking and engaging film. 

Drama and lots of feels, definitely for you if you like tear-jerking anime movie. 

If you're looking for another movie with jaw-dropping animation, this is the one. Both also deal with similar themes of miscommunication.  

every goods at the question slice of life! ( inclused i like every the "romance" of koe no katachi, missed the kiss ;3 + 0k ) 

both movies are beautiful just watch for your self i cant explain !!! 

-Both are masterpieces. -Both leaves you wanting more after watching it. -Both makes you want to re-watch it many times. -Both have excellent OSTs. -Both have touching stories.  

both are very beautiful films with great art styles, they get emotional in a similar way 

They're both incredibly well written and stylized movies that will leave you wanting more. They both have very lovable main characters and such well conveyed emotions that you're left feeling a sense of dread that your life will never be as heart-wrenching as these movies. The love stories they tell are beautiful, hauntingly so, and so perfect overall. I quite enjoyed both movies 

They are both movies on touching yet complex relationships and youth. Both center on the interactions of two main characters and how their ideas and morals evolve over time. Both have a twist towards the end that shocks viewers but resolves the major issues in the end. 

These two are similar because they both express a relationship between a boy and a girl that isn't explicitly romantic, but still portray love and support that is really sweet and sad at times. The animation is similar in the sense they are both very high quality. 

They're both beautiful stories with much to offer. Two of my favourite movies of all time for sure! Emotional and tear jerking, I would recommend to everyone of all ages. 

Although the themes of both are widely different they both touch the audience's heart. Your Name and A Silent Voice, both are a romance anime with great art style and story. While Your Name focus has a more lighter and supernatural theme, which tells the story of a young boy and a girl who tries to get used to their new "body-swap" way of living, until things take a turn later on. On the other hand, A Silent Voice tells the story of a young deaf girl and a boy who had been a bully in his younger age. They both are full of heart touching and heart-wrenching moments, which might even make you shed your tears but also equally full of heartwarming moments. If you liked Kimi No Na Wa, then there's a pretty high chance you will like Koe no Katachi too~  

Similarities: -Both anime involves a high school life. -Both anime can make you cry. -Both anime's main protagonists may/may have feelings with each other. Differences: -Kimi no Na wa is somewhat supernatural, in a way that their souls is being switched to one another while Koe no Katachi they are not. -Kimi no Na wa's main protagonists are very separate and far from each other, only their connection and communication with each other is writing something while in Koe no Katachi, the main protagonists are nearby and somewhat close. -Koe no Katachi features the plot about bullying and redemption, guilt and repentance of the MC's actions in their childhood while in Kimi no Na wa it doesn't have the same plot as what is happening on Koe no Katachi. -Kimi no Na wa is all about meeting each other and finding themselves while in Koe no Katachi is all about forgiveness and bringing back the brighter connections between the main protagonists.  

Taking school life settings Have impossible love story Awesome graphic art syle 

If you enjoy romance stories with compelling character development that will tug at your heartstrings, great choices are Kimi no Na wa and Koe no Katachi. Both films offer poignant narratives that delve into deep emotions, exploring themes of connection, growth, and personal redemption. 

They're both movies that manage to touch the audience's feeling in a very beautiful manner 

Basically its love story too, in both movies there is kinda barrier between the two main characters that are supposed to fall in love with each other, but even tho they have to manage to overcome a lot of problems to be together and happy , they can do it. The animation style is similar too in my opinion and its really good artwork. 

Both movies happen in a school setting, and have amazing stories and visuals. Unlike kimi no na wa, there is no supernatural stuff happening, but overall the characters and story itself are better.  

Similar story structure, except for the supernatural element. Purely from opinion here, but even though the story structure of Kimi no Na wa isn't as solid as Koe no Katachi, it is able to convey something that you can relate more to and easily understand, in comparison to the many hidden meanings and social problems presented in Koe no Katachi. 

A beautiful story of two teens coming of age and facing the difficulties of life. 

Oh well. All I can say is they are a masterpieces for anime drama. Altough they have very different in visuals, the development of their circumstance are same especially in romance and daily life. That's how I feel. I highly recommend you because they can make you comfortable in the last part. 

Both movies are set in a school setting, and both movies have intense emotional moments. 

Both are beautifully made Anime Movies that tug on the heart strings.  

it both has an amazing story with both deeper meanings and amazing storytelling . if you wanna sit down and be fucking invested into and movie and cry like a little bitch watch these two movies as honestly silent voice is the best anime movie i have ever watched  

these two are like cursed to each other. Both came out at about the same time, both are emotional drama romances with high schoolers about to enter adulthood, and their both two of the most debated anime on which is better I've ever seen (your names better btw) 

I want to recommend you two anime films at once - Koe no katachi & Kimi no na wa. They are different, but these two films are simply masterpieces, both are simply the best films of their time! Both are very touching, interesting to watch, I really liked these two films, I love them! I liked Koe no katachi more, because Koe no katachi is more based on reality, and kimi no na wa is more about fantasy, that's my taste :) Nevertheless, these two films are simply masterpieces, they are definitely worth watching, I am sure you will love them very much! Recommend, good luck: D 

These are both very popular movies with a heartwarming story of love.  

I 100% Recommend this if your in to a emotional, romance, and adventure/journey kinda movie.  

Although these don't share a similar plot, they're both beautifully done love stories that go hand in hand with the development of the two main characters growing close. 

Just a great movie. If you like one you will like the other. 

if you enjoyed Koe no Katachi, you should definitely watch Kimi no Na wa. the reason why is because they both have a unique plot, relatable characters, some sad but also heartwarming scenes as well.  

Similarities: High school setting Both shows are in the romance genre Beautiful artwork Emotional 

These were the first anime movies which I watched (not casually). But yeah I think they both are amazing and pretty similar. Btw I cried watching both of them. 

Both follow a tragic mild romance between two characters, and both are sure to make you cry. Both anime's have unexpected twists within them, and are both beautifully put together.  

Great movies and they both have unique stories. I recommend to watch at least one of these. 

Both the movies share the theme of high school romance. They are not similar in the storyline, but are similar in the art style  

"A Silent Voice" and "Your Name" are beautiful, emotional animated films with incredible stories. Be prepared to laugh and to cry all over again if you've seen one and want to watch the other! While the stories are quite different from each other, the main factors that make each film great are common between the two. They each tell great stories, deliver powerful messages and emphasize the importance of communication (albeit in very different ways).  

-Best seller movies -Main character are high school students -Good endings -Great story line 

Both are a great romance movies you should have seen. 

Both are one of the movies that I really like so give it a try 

Both movies tell us the stories of two protagonists in each one, and first we must say that they are romance movies which are the best you can find in the romance genre, and as I said, the similarity of these movies which have an incredible animation each movie and a wonderful story, if you feel lonely watch these movies so you will feel more alone :) , and if it was a bad description but I just have to say that you have to see them yes or yes 

They both revolve around a main character who is bored and has had enough of their mundane life, when they meet people who change them. I highly recommend both of these anime to beginners as they are short movies and are easy to watch as new anime watchers may have difficulty watching a longer series.  

They both have strong messages in them, released in the same year. Both are great watches! They have heavy romance themes in it as well. A little comedy drizzled in Silent Voice. Silent Voice and YOur Name are sad as well. Your Name has AMAZING animation and music while Silent Voice makes u feel for it more.  

Both romance movies deal with accepting -and overcoming- a disability. Although A Silent Voice has more of a focus on the topic of bullying. 

Similar theme of female main character living with disabilities, main male protagonist learning to understand and support them. Animation style, character ages, side characters are similar. Tone of the movie is somewhat different, with Silent Voice diving a bit more into the serious and heavy aspects of the theme. 

- Both have stunning visuals - Main girl has some sort of disability - Happy ending, but got dark or sad at times - Emotional Romance - Both hit you hard  

-Both FMC are disabled -Josee to Tora to Sakana-tachi focuses more on romance -Silent voice on the other hand focuses more on redemption and self-acceptance In short both story are similiar.  

These movies involve romance and drama, and make focus on disabilities. Also, they have an amazing animation and ost. I highly recommend both of them. 

They're both movies that follows the relationship between a disabled female and a male. A Silent Voice is more emotional/dramatic heavier than Josee though. 

Both heroines are difable, thus give us an insight abt how this world still look down upon a difable people  

The influence one of the movies had on the other one can be clearly seen. There are quite a few elements that were similar in the story. Great and enjoyable characters. Other than that, Beautiful visuals and animation. Sound design and OST were other things that were beautiful in both of the movies. If you like one of the movies, you should highly check the other one out.  

Disability. It sucks to have a disability, you become unable to pursue dreams you once aspired to, or you just become handicapped to the point where you are "too different" to be classed as a regular human. A Silent Voice and Josee Tiger Fish understand this trouble. With the two stories centring around drawbacks of such provided above, there comes the magnification of feels and emotion, which these two movies do a spectacular. Silent Voice does this with the bullied Nishimiya rekindling relationships with her former bully Ishida, who undergoes his episodes of mental crisis in the movie. Josee Tiger Fish follows a disabled girl, Josee, who has a new carer for her, Tsuneo. The two movies go out their ways to iron out the creases that are the poor interactions that commenced in the past, going towards a more friendly relationship between the two in each movie. Both are highly acclaimed movies fans of drama will love to watch. Also, very good audiovisuals you won't forget about.   

Although "A Silent Voice" is a lot heavier to the heart in contrast to "Josee," the two can still be considered as similar since both have a premise of a guy falling in love with a disabled girl. Other than that, the two are also accompanied by a phenomenal soundtrack and astonishing graphics and animation. If you've already watched "A Silent Voice" and liked it, then I am positive that you'll also like "Josee." 

Both movies have a heroine with a disability. Both are also great movies*(imo)* While both offer romance, silent voice is more focused on redemption and self-acceptance while josee offers more romance. 

They are both a drama/romance about a person with a disability and they are both quite sad. 

- Female main character has a disability of some sort and suffers prejudice from other people because of it. - Main character doesn't quite understand F-MC, but gets to know her better and understand her over time, eventually falling in love. - Female main character has a rival in love that is a asshole with her at first. However... - MC has a cool friend that supports him and the FMC - Very deep and highly emotional, with lots of comedy, romance and drama. Prepare some lil handkerchiefs. Or buckets. - BANGER SOUNDTRACK, WITH A AMAZING ENDING SONG!!!!!! 

Both romance with disabled females. Josee focuses more on the romance while the other is more on bullying. 

Both are coming up age romance anime movie consists of relatable and well written characters , beautiful and emotional storytelling with bitter sweet ending  

Both anime are good but Josee movie has a romance scene Both anime have a good character development Have similar vibes and plot  

talk about the most same point = Heroine with physical disability (no Offense!) bring slice of life feels, this bold anime have much great story who telling how precious your life. 

The FMC in both movie's are disabled and it shows how the world looks down upon those who are physically disabled  

similar in disable and romance 

These movies are beautiful and similar in there own ways. The story's are enjoyable, emotional with great characters and amazing plot.  

Two Romantic Gems.....Excellent story and was heck of a drama.....Josee would be one of the best movies of 2020 

A Silent Voice explores the impact of living with a body disability on the personal relationships with other people, with a great emotional level and a stunning visual art, something which I similarly found in Josee, the Tiger and the Fish. 

Both animes have a female character who has a disability, and another person who decides to be part of their lives and help them; grow together as a person overcoming obstacles, and with a certain romantic air. So if you liked one, you'll probably like the other. 

For some reason, Josee the tiger and the fish is similar to A silent voice, in that the protagonist is a disable girl with difference character and story time plot too. after watching Josee, the tiger and the fish, it reminded me of the ending of A silent voice. Both of the movies ending were same good in romance and have best slice of life stories. A silent voice significantly develop the romance plot after Ishida rescuing nishimiya and romance plot at Josee grow when tsuneo safes her from an accident too. 

Understanding others is often difficult. And it is even more difficult when the other person has something different, like a handicap, that sets him or her apart from the others. Misunderstanding turns into fear, fear into hate, and hate into rejection. In these films, we learn to understand and love others, despite their differences. Both represent the difficulties of a girl with a disability, and how they manage to overcome them. It is a story of love and compassion, and although Josee is more focused on romance where A Silent Voice takes a darker tone, the two have a lot of similarities, both in the themes and in the execution of the story. And on top of all that, both are of extremely high quality with stunning visuals and music.  

-Both are fantastic movies that properly develop the characters, their motivations, and includes some romance that isn't just shoehorned in. -Both movies have characters that have disabilities that do impact their lives, and tastefully demonstrates those characters overcoming the major obstacles they are faced with.  

If you love " a silent voice " you'll love this too 

If you enjoyed A Silent Voice and are wanting something simular Josee, the Tiger and the Fish would be the closest thing to it. Both entail a character who has some type of disability and displays the effects it has on how they live their lives. During the anime you see the characters form a strong connection with one another and witness them become a wholesome couple. They definitely dont have it easy during the anime and there are many problematic situations throught it but I think that shows how much they endured together and adds to their overall character developments. Josee, the Tiger and the Fish was definitly a rollercoster of emotions for me but the anime was definitely worth the watch.   

Both's are romantic movies that its cast revolves around two young adults where the female is disabled in some way, they also have similar pacing, art style, writing and share similar plot points(One of it was the same) If you liked one you should check out the other, Your heart will really love them 

Both are about characters overcoming their shortcomings. Most characters throughout have their own personal problems, be it mental instability, past trauma, physical handicaps, and the movies are about overcoming these challenges. Good drama and good characters. 

Very similar settings, both main heroines have a disability and there are romance aspects in both movies. 

Similar great anime movies about not being able to express yourself through words. While Koe no Katachi depicts a girl that can't speak because of a physical problem, Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda portrays a girl that can't speak because of her fears. Both movies exemplify how these individuals receive love, friendship, and acceptance through the help of friends that they will meet along the way. 

Koe no Katachi features a deaf girl and Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda features a mute girl. 

Dramas about redemption and overcoming past traumas. Both heroines face some form of social ostracism as a result of either disability or psychological scars.  

Both main heroines have the similar problem, the main guys are interested with that and tried to understand what they really want. Both have some depressing moments that might make you cry. 

Both movies involve a girl who has trouble with communicating to the people around her. They both feel as if they are a burden to others, and everything would be better without them. Both girls end up meeting a boy, and are able to overcome their problems, thanks to the boy. Both include reuniting with past acquaintances. (Ishida getting back in touch with his old classmates, just as how Sakagami and Nitou get back in touch.) Both are quite moving films, and get emotional from time to time. Koe no Katachi focuses more on the theme of redemption, and letting go of the past. Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda focuses on accepting yourself, and finding out who you truly are.   

In both of the movies we see that, the boys are interested in the girls that could not crack their outer shells. If I explain more, I will spoil it for you. So just watch it and let me know if this recommendation was helpful for you. Thanks. 

"Koe no Katachi" and the film "Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda" depict the school life of a disabled student (who cannot speak or is deaf) and have many similarities. Both films show how the characters experience the challenges and interactions around feelings, friendship and affection while coping with their own problems, be it mental instability, trauma or guilt as well as their own physical disability. Both stories are very movingly staged and illustrate how the two students go their own way and experience worries, but also help, friendship and affection. Both dramas about social exclusion are visually very well done and can also convince musically. I find both films very worth seeing and am happy to recommend them. As always, thank you for reading and have fun watching.   

Both movies has a heroine that has trouble communicating with people. They also think that they are a trouble to the people around. They fear that they hurt other because of their problem. Both movies has a boy that helps the girl with her problem and the girl helping with the boy's problem. Both movies has same genre of drama and romance. I highly recommend you to watch the movies. It's really emotional. 

Both films involve a girl that is unable to communicate properly with others, gain friends as the stories progress  

Although the plot differs quite a bit, the vibe/feel is the same~ They both make amazing points for things like communication, how words can be used to hurt or help, guilt for things said/done in the past, etc. Chances are if you liked the character building and topics in Koe no Katachi you'll love Kokoro ga Sakebitagatterunda (or Anthem of the Heart) too. I've personally seen it three times now and I know I'll never forget it~ 

The female MC has a disability and she is being bullied in their class. The male MC has a heart for helping his classmate and became friends. The drama is pretty good too.The story is centered to bullying. 

The Anthem of the Heart and A Silent Voice have one large similarity, being that both female protagonists have difficulty in communicating with other people. Nishimya and Naruse are very similar characters, who struggle finding their 'voice' and in conveying their opinions. These two films come hand-in-hand in terms of emotional prowess, soundtrack and plot. 

Both are good movies about struggling with speech among other shared themes also both have adorable female leads :) 

both anime are about lonely, speechless girls. both movies are really emotional and tell interesting stories about important things 

Both have a girl who can't speak in it, Both School, Romance and Drama genres. Koe no Katachi is better in my opinion but I think watching Anthem of the Heart is recommended too. 

The lead female characters are similar because the face discrimination among their peers around them, due to "disabilities". Yes I quoted disabilities. Both movies are FREAKISHLY GOOD. Prepare those onion chopping boards, and a couple of boxes of tissue. Go now, my child. Cry to your heart's content. 

Both films are talking about the power of word and in the main characters there are mute people. Both are emotional and adresses subject of recovering from a trauma 

Both are Coming of age story with lot of heartwarming moment, The characters in both the anime is very relatable , heavely dramatic with lot of emotional moment, Zero plot holes and perfect ending 

They both have a girl who have problem with speaking. Both animes shows characters reliving from their past traumas. 

- mc girl wants to talk, but can't - similar drama - beautiful art - similar mc boy - school life 

Koe no Katachi and AnoHana share similar character traits and senarios. Each series revolves around a group of 'friends' who have cut ties since childhood and brings them together again. These two series also have similar main characters, male lead with a serious disconnect from the real world and a tragic female lead. You get a similar feeling while watching both these series, they're very emotional and dramatic. If you have seen one I would highly recommend checking out the other for a similar story and emotional expierence. 

I got very strong AnoHana vibes when watching Koe no Katachi. Both shows deal with a group of childhood friends who become distant after some incidents in the past, and how they restore their friendship when they meet again in the future.  

Both anime center on a teenage boy who suffers from guilt after a traumatic event in his past and seeks some form of reconciliation and redemption for his actions. Both anime also devote considerable time to that boy's group of childhood friends and how they too have to deal with their own personal demons stemming from that event. Lastly, both anime are very effective tearjerkers. 

These anime share that theme of teenagers struggling to overcome a dark event from their past, for one. But mostly, I got a really similar feel from Jinta's and Shoya's characters and how they were affected by their individual tragedies. They both start out as confident, outgoing little boys-- the ringleaders of their groups of friends. ...And then grow up to be really withdrawn and insecure. It was one of the most striking elements of A Silent Voice for me, and though the focus on that element in Jinta's story is a little more subtle, it's definitely there and reminded me a lot of Shoya.  

It's a tear-jerking story about group of friends falling apart. 

Both are amazing tearjerkers, as they succeed on delivering an emotional roller coaster up until the very end. 

deals with themes of bullying, redemption, and the importance of communication. It is a powerful and thought-provoking anime that will make you think about your own actions and their impact on others. 

KnK and AnoHana work under the similar backdrop of a melodramatic story about a group of people's childhoods and how their guilt and hidden emotions against each other have caused life-changing scenarios for all of them—and how their coming to terms with their past allows them to move on a new chapter in their lives. 

Both of them are tear jerkers. Both of them deals with characters struggling with their emotions and getting over their past. 

Watching Koe no Katachi, I couldn't help but notice the remarkable similarities to Anohana. The stories revolve around characters initially as young children when an incident breaks their fragile realities tearing friendships and livelihoods alike apart at the seams. Further, they have a similar time skip from elementary to high school to explore how the characters changed overtime and how the past has affected them. In the end, both are about the perils of life and growing up. There are consequences for every action and life isn't nearly as simple as it was when you were a child. Communication might appear to be a simple task but even as we grow in age expressing emotions and words is arduous and full of unexpected complexities. We all experience pain and the journey to conquer it and redeem our mistakes is at the root of both tales.  

This anime shows the fragility of a person will to live, mainly on adolescence, when compelled to deal with the feelings of others. 

a heartfelt reunion to heal from the past 

"A Silent Voice" is everything I wanted anohana to be. a well-written story about social anxiety, depression and let it the past go... if you are interested in well-written dramas, this is for you (It's also better than 13 reasons why) 

- emotional stories - similar characters - main focus on friendship - amazing soundtracks 

The heroine of the story is a pity girls who are sad, this story revolves around the past and trying to fix them in their teen age when the main character got reunited with the heroine. These two anime are trying to teach us lessons that we shouldn't hurt others. 

Both explore the impact of childhood trauma (death in the case of anohana and bullying in the case of koe no katachi) and moving on from the past. Additionally, both have romantic elements (more so in anohana).  

These animes surprisingly have a lot in common. Both of them deal with childhood trauma and observe the regathering of childhood friends to form strong bonds once again. While these two are quite different (and Silent Voice is ten times better), they still have similarities that will give you certain vibes, but won't make you feel at all like you're watching the same anime. They take different turns but both have finales based around similar concepts. They are, however, quite different. So don't expect them to be super similar. 

Both involve a past incident that defines the current MC. Both are also heavily emotional and tearjerking. Both have social narratives that are much relevant to us today. 

You want to know how to settle up with your "old friends"? Both have the same situation, where you and your childhood friends grown apart because an accident. 

Both has somewhat similar characters, coming of age, and friends drifting apart.  

Similarities: Group gets torn apart by some event in childhood Fixing relationships of the group Focused on the Female MC  

Both male main characters at the beginning of the film are socially detached from the world until they meet the main female character- both with a health problem. Both films revolve about friend ship and the meaning of living. 

Both are Movies with God Tier art style! Both have MC that doesnt give a darn about society Both have almost the same concept but differs in many ways, Main Dude is ignorant about society and then they suddenly met a girl who at first they thought "Eh, Just another one of these, ill forget about her later." but then unknowingly made a deep connection to the girl and actually enjoys to be with her. 

If you like crying or a heavy amount of feels then both of these films have that. Both movies have a string message about doing the most you can in life and some of the struggles certain people have to live with. They both are drama anime with hints of romance here and there. Both also have the male lead who doesn't really try to make that many friends and keeps to themselves, and then they both have the female lead who have disabilities or diseases that they need to live through each day. These two films are really amazing and also have pretty visuals and nice soundtracks and are all together great!  

Both are very good movie with a very good story. 

A slice of life movie about a friendship that makes you feel and love the characters along the way. 

Feelings, sad side, tear maker, beautiful characters, the story from the perspective of an apparently bad character. If you liked "Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai""i want to eat your pancreas" so you will love this one more, and it will make you cry from the things written up. enjoy it  

Both Movies Feature a relationship between two people. Both have a wonderful story about how two people grow and learn how to work with each other. Not existing separately but together. 

They are both a drama/romance about a person with a disability and they are both quite sad. 

Both are very depressing but I think best movies of all. Must watch it if you want to learn about life deeply... 

Great Storyline, Animation. Make people cry like hell, so emotional. Nice Message at the End. 

both mc's are antisocial and lives changed by a certain girl. both experienced discrimination and can be blamed on society. 

Similarities: Both are movies Great art style Amazing plot and story Part of the slice of life genre Very sad and full of emotions 

If you want a sad movie to cry to and ya already saw this one you should try this because its sad and a=changes you're perspective on somethins like like this movie does so yeah it also has great animation  

"A Silent Voice" & "I Wanna Eat Your Pancreas" are the only anime movies that honestly made me cry till now. Two of the very few films that had a huge impact on me for a long time. They belong to the MUST WATCH category. They'll break your heart for sure but you'll also get to learn a lot from them! I rewatched the former 5 times within a week & also read the manga (which was my first time reading a manga!). It's like I have an obsession with these two. 

While both animes explore the premise of the dynamic between an anti-social male tsundere protagonist and a diseased/disabled female deuteragonist , they handle the setup and development of the story a little differently. While Silent Voice puts a fresh and new feeling to the entire story by dealing with bullying and disability in a way rarely seen before, I Want To Eat Your Pancreas takes a more predictable approach, however, knowing of its predictability and using it to its advantage. They could definitely be considered tearjerkers, though reducing it to that shows a lack of understanding them. Different approaches yet if you watched one, you should watch the other too.  

Both are dramas with a romantic subtext and a character with a disability. The main male characters are socially awkward but unintentionally makes a connection with a female character. Both moviss are really unique and sad. It tells you of people's struggles and the value of life. 

These are both about the mc getting heartbroken and then over it, 

Similar (focus on) emotional beats and tone/atmosphere. Setting/Genre- Relatively down-to-earth Japanese high school drama/romance/tragedy. Both deal with interpersonal relationships, particularly social isolation, life/death/mortality/existentialism, and novelty/experience/perception. 

Both have a quiet socially withdrawn boy and a girl that makes him happy. Both are very emotional and can easily make the emotionally fragile cry. 

Same studio animated it. So the art style animation and music is similarly beautiful. Both of them are tear jerkers. Both of them deals with characters struggling with the world and getting over their past. 

Both utilise disability as an inhibitor of mental health and the understanding of feelings They explore the meaning of living, both physically and mentally, and highlight the importance of friendships and connections. Although they are set in completely different times, they centralise on the development of human emotion and understanding of circumstance, the effect of history and righting the past. 

-Beautiful art -Beautiful music -Both are full of emotions -Similar storytelling 

Shows a very sad story of heartbroken girls and how they try to change for the better both make you want to cry at the end  

Similarities: -Beautiful art style -Simple and concise plot -Excellent character design -Fluid animation -a Slice of Life -Great pacing Overall, both programs are extremely well rounded and can be watched by anyone who genuinely enjoys the art, animation, pacing, plot, and characters portrayed in anime. However, these two anime can be emotionally exhausting and really provokes empathy towards the viewer for the characters. I wouldn't be surprised if you cried while watching to either one of these anime (Watch episode 10 of Violet Evergarden and see). I highly recommend these two programs to any avid anime watcher and I assure you that these are definitely worth your investment in time to watch.   

Beautiful artwork, beautiful music, character-driven stories. Will make you cry at least once through the runtime. 

Koe no Katachi is a beautiful piece of art. That's just a basic irrefutable fact. The thing is though, art is something that is continually refined and evolves to become even better over time. Violet Evergarden is a prime example of this. Violet Evergarden has the perfect balance of a great, simple, story and also being visually appealing. By far, Violet Evergarden has the best animation I have ever seen. Both of these shows have great stories, and they tie it all together through the use of art to create a masterpiece.  

- Maded by same Studio - Character development of the MC is the main plot, absolutely against their past and turn over a new leaf - Presentable story progress with empathic drama that made my tears flowed out  

-100% will make you cry -great animation -aesthetic 

They both are beautiful animes and are both emotional, I would recommend watching these with tissues and snacks. 

okay so since a bunch of people of people have already made this recommendation, i doubt too many people will get around to reading this but oh well. to be completely honest, the stories don't have much in common other than trying to make the audience cry (which isn't really a bad thing). however, the reason i think of one of these anime when the other is mentioned is THE ART!!! the art is exactly the same!! the same style of drawing face shapes and movements, and most of all the closeups!! since i know many people (including myself) watched violet evergarden because of the strikingly beautiful art style, A Silent Voice has the exact same art style!! (i believe they have the same "Key Animator") so yeah, if you like the art of one, watch the other!! hope i helped :))  

They are both quite and emotional  

This recommendation isn't to say that you'll enjoy Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso if you liked Koe no Katachi, but if you liked Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso, it's very likely you'll like Koe no Katachi. Describing why this is the case is difficult. Too difficult In both this cases I recommend the sub, although the english dubs of both are also very well made. The issue is that the translations are too literal for Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso and too loose for Koe no Katachi.  

If you want to get very emotional, this is also a good request. 

both heartbreaking anime about a boy and a girl bonding together. eventually, something happens, which make both anime amazing. these anime will affect you and potentially make you cry 

2 Very emotional series wich i really liked watching both talk about how important friendship can be for all of us :) 

Similarities: Emotional Similar thematic irony Similar theme High school setting 

Both have similar plots. people having difficulties connecting with other people. 

Both are very realistic drama series about a boy how conquers his inner demons due to the help of a girl. 

Both are perfect drama - romantic animes. 

Both are slice-of-life animes that focus on music. Koe no Katachi is about a deaf girl and the boy who tries to help her overcome her disability, while Your Lie in April is about a prodigal piano player who stops playing after his mother's death but meets a free-spirited violinist, which changes his perspective. While both main characters face similar obstacles, they go about it in different ways. 

Deals with a depressed kid and really conveys the emotion fantastically 

Both are heartfelt dramas that deal with depression, isolation, and the human condition. They both teeter between heavy and uplifting atmospheres and give off a similar vibe. Season 2 of 3-gatsu also touches upon bullying in a similarly beautiful manner as A Silent Voice does. If you liked A Silent Voice, you'll probably enjoy 3-gatsu and vice versa. 

Both are very personal drama's, that give the viewer credit to infer and which focus on the protagonists emotional turmoil. There isn't a shred of doubt in my mind that 3-gatsu no Lion is the most similar anime to Koe no Katachi in existence. Trust me, I've seen everything considered even remotely similar. BTW: Koe no Katachi - Definitely watch it subbed 3-gatsu no Lion - Preferably watch it dubbed 

Both of these animes deal with the consequences of depression and, while to a much less pronounced extent with 3-gatsu no Lion, bullying and feelings of inadequacy. The primary driver in both of these stories is character interaction, which both helps and hurts the MCs. 

A high school student suffering from depression and loneliness has to face his past-self and grow as a person. Both of these are touching anime and if you enjoyed 3-gutsu no lion you're sure to enjoy Koe no Katachi  

Wow, Rei, Kousei and Shouya, nothing more to say about this 3. Struggling with their pasts, feeling guilty, everybody'd love to see their journey to find their true selves and seek for salvation. 

• Both are beautiful coming of age story Yubisaki to Renren lean more towards romance wherelse Koe no Katachi focus more on character development and explores very deep and powerful themes such as bullying, disability, forgiveness, mental health, suicide, and friendship. • Both the anime's female MC is deaf-mute and also kinda look similar in their appearance and behaviour. • Both the anime have different beautiful artstyle, doesn't look generic.  

I'm going to be that guy--"A Sign of Affection" and "A Silent Voice" only have one thing in common and that is a character who is hard of hearing. Beyond that, these two series are night and day. A Silent Voice explores the redemption of a former bully and how he seeks forgiveness for his past. One of the people he bullied was a young lady who was deaf. A Sign of Affection is a rom-com about a college-aged deaf student who falls in love with a young man who also goes to her university. The two are completely different in every way, yet they always find ways to communicate with each other. A Sign of Affection is not as gut-wrenching or as tonally dark as A Silent Voice but it does explore the merging of two different ways of life and how to coexist with someone completely different from yourself.  

Both main characters are shy deaf girls. There is also romance in both 

These two features two young adults, a disabled girl whom both shy and deaf getting into a romance, They also had a somewhat similar but stunning and unique art style and touches into deeper topics( depending if you feel like it did ).  

has the same concept with a deaf girl who falls in love with a man. They use sign language. This anime has a beautiful graphic 

Well, those two shows doesn't look the same for the scenario but have some similar points. 1- Those two shows speak about child harassment. The main character will try to save or to redeem himself from the other main character, the girl. 2- The atmosphere is oftenly sad but got some funny moments. In those two shows, the main character got a good friend who'll be helpfull (Nagatsuka and Kenya). 3- Minor characters look pretty similar, for exemple: the mother is there without her husband and try to help her son. 

Both shows center around the male and female leads early and later lives, with an ominous past relationship and touches on dark topics. 

The main characters focus on helping another person and trying to make up for the past. Dark subjects that many people are afraid to talk about are explored but it's what made the stories as good as they are. How important the actions of just one person can be.  

Fixing past mistakes. A Silent Voice and Erased are both stories in which the MCs fix past mistakes with the aspiration of a better relationship between the MCs. A Silent Voice gives MC Shouya a hard life present time in consequence of his actions regarding bullying Shouko, despite this he aims to fix these mistakes along with Shouko in order to better their relationship. Erased is quite literal in this matter in that Satoru, who travel back to 1988, tries to prevent classmate Kayo's death by fixing mistakes he made at the time. A Silent Voice offers a high-quality animated dramatic, romantic story. With Erased being on the flip side, offering a dark murder mystery.  

Both are similar to each other in many ways. For example, they both have two main characters, They both also include one of the main characters as someone who is a shy person who can't communicate with others. And they both have another character who is trying to help Them as well. They both use chalkboards to talk to each other and both have amazing animation. If you like Komi San wa, Comyushou desu, Then you might also love this movie. At the time of writing this, they are both on NETFLIX but they might take Koe no katachi off sometime but I hope not. This is my first time ever writing a recommendation like this so sorry if it is bad.  

These both are similar because it is a romance and the two main characters are wholesome. Some questionable side characters, but whenever both MC's are on screen, the vibe is just so good. 

There's a lot more drama in a silent voice than in Komi Can't Communicate, but otherwise, the two series have a lot of similar elements, including a shy and kind girl whose life has been transformed by the people around her. Both series have a theme of acceptance of both oneself and others. 

both involve main characters named Shouko with Communication problems 

Both are drama dealing with MC's incapability to connect with other people Both feature various people from their pasts bearing importance for their character developments. Koe no Katachi does have way more recent art techniques (and way bigger budget), while NHK ni Youkoso! is recognizably a decade older. 

If you like the realism which characterize NHK ni Youkoso, you will probably enjoy Koe no Katachi. Both also tackle social problems such as suicide, bullying and isolation. Koe no Katachi is the first anime that satisfied me since I've watched NHK ni Youkoso.  

As many have said before Welcome to the NHK is pretty similar to Koe no Katachi. Both of them deal with the issues of social anxiety, suicide and isolation. Although KnK is a bit lighter both of them are just as depressing. If you liked Koe no Katachi you'll definitely like NHK. 

Both will make you reflect about the meaning of life. 

Both has amazing Drama and romance. 

If you like crying, watch these. If you dont cry here, guaranteed, you dont have a heart. 

What is it that you regret? Your past? The people you've met? Yourself as an individual? Can these regrets change you for the better? Clannad After Story and A Silent Voice answer these questions for you, protagonists Tomoya and Shouya slowly venture out for these answers after their depressing pasts of being a delinquent and a former bully respectively. Both are great coming of age stories brought to you by Kyoto Animation about how regrets can change a man forever. 

They both can make you cry for sure. 

they both talking about connectors between humans and make you cry so hard in the end i think they two same character in the boy in two films and talking about feelings they have one from the best art and sound they two make you relax and have so much drama in start and the end they have the same story line i think if you love this film of course you will love koe no katachi but there is things the same lets write it in points :- 1-talking about connectors between the humans 2-have so much feeling 3-have the same line story (drama, relax ,drama) 4-have the same time 2 hours - 2 hours 5-there is a little romance but not effect the story at all 6-have relaxing ost - sound 7-they two have a slice of life in here story 8-they two the main character girl the same i think and there some difference between the two that one can be real and the aother cant be real at all and little difference between him   

All the emotions. Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms and A Silent Voice both follow stories that give a heartfelt story full of people going through ups and downs one would normally have in an iffy relationship. Promised Flower has a relationship between an Iorph and human. Silent Voice is between a former bully and a deaf girl (who bullied by the former bully). Both are great visual masterpieces that you can expect to be filled with the happiest of times and saddest, though Silent Voice is more depressing than Promised Flower. 

If you cried with this movie then you'll cry with this. I believe that A silent voice wraps it up more then Sayonara no Asa ni Yakusoku no Hana wo Kazarou. You'll get all the backstory and character development you'll ever want here.  

Two sad movies that will make you cry in despair. They have a very similar atmosphere, both are charming, sweet and beautiful, despite the fact that the action takes place in completely different times. They have similar threads of misunderstanding, anger and love, but one is romantic and the other is familial. 

Similarities: The main characters wish to change their lives due to the environment around them Emotional High school setting Good choice of music 

Beautiful anime films that will rip your heart out of your chest but also give you the biggest smile. 

Tenki no Ko has interesting characters and captivating stories, like Koe no Katachi. Shinkai brings here a small and beautiful easter egg for those who saw Your Name. 

Both of these movies are absolute emotional rollercoasters. They are both aesthetically beautiful and have great stories. Kotonoha no Niwa is a very short watch, but still is able to deliver a very simple yet emotionally filled story. Koe no Katachi speaks for itself, and on my personal list is the only 10/10 I have ever given out. If you have dealt with any mental illness or bullying I advise you watch while you are in a safe environment. It was a life changing experience for me and one of the few Moives/Anime that have ever made me cry like a baby. I recommend both highly!!  

Both the anime heavily focus on drama expect and they are very similar in term of there execution of story both the anime have happy ending yet it will make you cry......  

Is it possible for there to be love and mutual interest between people of different generations? Kotonoha no Niwa is there to prove it in the simplest way possible, and with the right precautions - which is important. The ending is well resolved and beautiful (watch the post-credits scene). 

Internal struggles, the typical teenager stuff, but you need to be with others in order to overcome such troubles. They are both stories of understanding and accepting, all connected together with the awesome power of romance. There's not too much Soda Pop can offer in comparison to Silent Voice, but if you are looking for something romantic and loving, I'd go with these two. I will also mention how neither are pretending to be too much for their own good with the drama within them.  

both are cute love stories and have a similar feel. Definitely a good to watch after finishing this movie 

Both movies involve a boy with a mental handicap (social anxiety/depression) whose life is changed by a girl with a physical handicap (buck teeth/deafness). While the visuals are significantly different in both films, both take creativities in with the animation, for example the "X"s on the faces in A Silent Voice and the haiku graffiti and color pallet in Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop. In both films the climax takes place during a festival with fireworks. Kensuke Ushio weaved his magic in composing the soundtracks for both films, which sound a little familiar at some points with simple but emotional tunes. Overall, the songs (and the overall tone) of Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop is more lighthearted and upbeat, while the music and atmosphere of A Silent Voice is more emotional and serious. There are certainly however similarities in both films than differences.  

Both feature the effects of mental illness and suicide, and the healing to overcome it through kindness and friendship. 

Both are themed regrets, redemption and communication. It bears a same question for the main protagonist: "Am I allowed to have this much fun?" which leads to an important message to not give up, open up the heart even if it tears you apart and support others, like you want to be supported. You are, not alone. 

Deals with themes of suicide and subsequently recovery. Also largely focuses on friendship 

Both movies explore the social context leading to a teenage suicide attempt. While Colorful adds a supernatural twist and Silent Voice more romance, both tell the same basic story. Both show what depression, alienation, loneliness, bullying and rejection do to individuals, teenagers in particular. Both include the extended social environment such as friends (or the lack of) and family. Colorful does a better job with the characters, Silent Voice with the storytelling and production values. With a little hyperbole, one could say Colorful is the Art-House edition of the story, and Silent Voice the popcorn movie one. 

Both are wonderful films focusing on themes of suicide and depression. However, the biggest difference is likely the tone. Both are dramatic, but Colorful could be considered the more "quiet" version of A Silent Voice. Think of Colorful as a beautiful piano solo, while A Silent Voice is more of a moving orchestra symphony. 

The storylines in the two movies surround themes of depression, suicide and rebirth. In 'Colorful' the rebirth is more literal, bringing in supernatural aspects. The rebirth in 'Koe no Katachi' is more figurative - a choice made by the characters to have a fresh start. The main plot of both movies are similar, where the characters face new relationships and emotions through experiencing life, slowly changing their world-view and getting them to realise how valuable it is. Both are beautiful films and make the watcher reflect on their own self. They should be a must-watch for everyone. 

Tamako Love Story and Koe no Katachi both wonderful anime movies, and if you liked one I highly recommend you try out the other. They both benefit from the stunning direction of Naoko Yamada, who brings an irreplaceable sense of nuance to her works. You can tell that thought was put into the layers of each and every character, and Naoko's talent for subtlety expressing thoughts and emotions are well exemplified in these two movies. There is some overlap between the themes of the two movies as well, namely communication and lack thereof, and both have romance elements (though Tamako Love Story is much more of, well, a love story.) Overall, despite having different genre labels, I'd say that if you enjoyed one of these movies you should definitely check the other out!   

Similarities: Both shows are directed by Naoko Yamada Produced by Kyoto Animations Good choice of music High school settings Wondering what to do for the rest of their life as a job Enhancing the relationship between the main characters 

The bullying is shown in both movies. Great movie to watch. Feels train. The MC has a heart so he helps the bullied.  

Movie focuses on bullying as well 

They don't have the same story, but both are pretty deep voyaging young people and the struggles that come with the actions people take. Suicide, bullying, sexuality, family relationships. There seems to be a whole barrel full of stuff to look into with the two. In any case, if nothing else, both are pretty visual spectacles you should find the time to watch. WEP being psychological compared to dramatic borderline psychological Silent Voice.  

Both anime is really not afraid to talk about suicide. Both main cast is also bullied and became a social outcasts. If you're into koe no katachi because of these things i really recommend you should watch WEP. Ending sucks though 

A Silent Voice and A Whisker Away don't have the same plot, but they both give off a similar feel in their dramatic archetype associated with school romance movies. Both characters also have this coping mechanism of distorting people into some other form the imagination has created for them. Both are very good drama anime movies with Silent Voice being much more dramatic than Whisker Away's drama.  

This title is similar to Koe no Katachi because it really hit me in the feels quite like the movie did and to me the entire vibe of the movie felt quite like Koe no Katachi except mystical, if that makes sense? I'm not sure lol but you should definitely watch both of these wonderful movies! 

the drama is very good  

Both show themes of not fitting in. Both are in the dramas. The main characters from both shows, legoshi and ishida, are similar. 

This is has impossible Love story Have LDR situation 

Are you looking for movies that sends a message,character dvelopment,world-building?Well you have come to the right recommendation.Both have great character development.Both sends a message to the viewers. 

Both series have a couple of main characters, being the girl a shy girl who struggles to comunicate and the boy being looked by the society as an aggresive person (one because of his actions, the other because of his looks). While Senryuu Shoujo focuses more on comedy and beautiful moments, Koe no Katachi focuses on the pain the characters felt and how they grew as individuals. Both recommendable to watch. 

Both made by the same director and handle themes of love and self discovery.  

The themes of 'clinging to a world of suffering' and 'relishing every moment of life': both movies summate these through characters finding themselves, in the most detailed and vibrant animation styles. I likey no cap 

Tasteful or even a distasteful past exists, regardless of what you think you can do. This is true for the stories of A Silent Voice and Flavors of Youth. Both show the two sides of one's youth, a blissful past, or a troubled one. A Silent Voice goes and shows a troubled past for the characters deaf girl Nishimiya and bully Ishida. Flavors of Youth shows more blissful pasts with an element of nostalgia to go with it. Both are good anime movies with A Silent Voice being a well-loved drama, Flavors of Youth featuring three-in-one stories ranging from romance to simple nostalgia.  

Both anime covers the themes of sensory disabilities, stress and how they can correlate to each other. There is a good direction in drama in both pieces of media. 

These are two of my favorite anime. It's true that a silent voice is a movie while Death Parade is a show, however they have similar themes in my eyes. Both deal with depression and guilt expertly, and talk about/show how you shouldn't feel bad about yourself for having suicidal thoughts. Everyone is a person and has made mistakes that they have t live with (and in Death Parade it shows how making mistakes or not doesn't decide whether you're a good person or not. in reality "a good person" is a bizarre and confusing concept)