Anime 37451 Boogiepop Wa Warawanai 2019 Userrecs

Both anime feature supernatural powers that prefer to tell its story in a non-linear, out of order way that allows it's viewers to piece everything together.  

- Both involve a protagonist with supernatural power in the daily world - Both have a dark theme with a similar tone of storytelling - Story pacing not in chronological order in both series  

A slow paced, atmospheric psychological mystery horror series starring a girl with multiple personalities, one a fighting violent badass and one a reserved and normal girl. Told out of chronological order and very cryptic. 

Boogiepop greatly reminds me of the Kara no Kyoukai franchise. Both are told in unchronological order where each piece is both an independent story and a piece of a larger puzzle. Main characters of both shows are young women with split personality and supernatural powers. Both are very atmospheric and have amazing soundtracks.  

the atmosphere is very similar to that of kara no kyoukai we don't really understand everything, we're always looking for an answer this is probably the only anime that looks like kara no kyoukai there is also a similarity between boogiepop and shiki during the anime we can hear phrases with a hidden meaning like Kara no Kyoukai 8: Shuushou 

Both female leads have mysterious abilities and are surrounded by supernatural events. If you enjoy the pacing and storytelling of Boogiepop you will find that Kara no Kyoukai gives the same feeling. The atmosphere in Kara no Kyoukai is also dark and eerie. The animation is handled by Ufotable and is a real treat given its age. Another similar point is that the story is told out of order. Please do not watch Kara no Kyoukai in chronological order on your first watch. 

They both have a dark feel and a storyline that seems scattered, but all comes together. 

Nonchronological story about intertwined lifes and events of citizens of certain town, some of those citizens equipped with various supernatural abilities and with urban legends involved. Larger bits of the main story are gradually revealed. 

Both shows use similar themes, the use mythology, and even use similar storytelling methods. In both Boogiepop and in Durarara, they don't have one main character be focused on, but rather focus on multiple people at the same time, and tie how they're apart of what's going on. Both shows truly get you to feel like you're apart of their world and are engrossed in what goes on in them. So if you enjoyed watching Boogiepop and seeing all the bizarre supernatural phenomena go on, then I urge you to go watch Durarara!  

Similar supernatural urban setting with students at it's center. Similarly scattered narrative which doesn't start making sense for quite a while. Similarly slow and to be fair, boring at times, with Boogiepop's pacing being just a little bit better. Giving similarly little spotlight to interesting characters, instead chosing to focus on the more generic of the bunch. 

Same director, same studio, same mind-bendingly mysterious, supernatural feel. If you're looking for another anime that is kinda out there and that has a whole slew of riddles for dialogue you are expected to make sense of for yourself, you've come to the right place. 

The same vibes in general, Both animes has unique and unfamiliar art and animation, You would never expect what is going to happen in the next minute, and both have cool world teleportation kind of thing. 

-Both series tend to be mind trips -Should watch more than once since you'll more than likely miss details the first time viewing -Both are heavily around mysteries surrounding adolescent girls (I really don't know how nobody made a recommendation to Lain yet) 

Both series seek to explore about human society: On the one hand, Lain does it from the religious-technological point of view, and Boogiepop from a psychological point of view. Its complex and confusing thematic generates a certain uncertainty and intrigue in what happens, and it is of great interest if you want to look for a series that does not maintain the same linear and simple segment. On the other hand, both series lack a soundtrack, although their OPs are very good. The animation gives the characters a great pallor and their expressions are evidence of their disorders and fears. 

Conspiracy theories at their finest. Gloomy undertone. 

Both are focused on human psychology as well as personality and tackle original subjects, and have a secret organization, as well as a similar psychological thriller vibe, in addition they are both cult for their basic supports, both also deal with human experiences and a form of manipulation 

~ both are underrated and genre mystery. ~ very confusing in the beginning, but you will somehow understand after episode 3+ ~ there is one character in each anime that have the same personalities. Soma Sumire (Sakurada Reset) and Boogiepop(Boogiepop). Both are also voiced by Yuuki Aoi~  

- There's a big overarching plot, but it is told through small arcs. - Each arc is usually delivered in a non-linear fashion, so the information you're given at first doesn't make sense until the last episode of an arc. In addition, the timeline of information is warped so some scenes really take you by surprise. - Underrated mystery/psychological that pretty much keeps you on your toes, but you gotta give it a couple episodes to sink in!!! - Both have kids with superpowers 

If you're into story based anime, than Narutaru and Boogiepop And Other bring you weird plot twists and confusion in ways you haven't seen before. 

hard to really point out the core similarities , cz they are each a show of its own ! but I'll say ; I had the same curiosity and enjoyment while watching them :) they both have a unique yet similar story telling style, and dialogues are why I rated them both so high  

Boogiepop and Others inspired Bakemonogatari. Each show has a school-like setting and involve solving mysteries relating to the school students. Both Boogiepop and Bakemonogatari have amazing animation, are well directed and have a unique soundtrack which perfectly fits the story.  

If you liked the style and construction of Boogiepop And Other Baccano should suit your tastes. It may be not as psychotic as Boogiepop, but its story is multi-layered, twisted and dark. Also it has a lot of characters and there's something unnatural about some of them.