 If you liked Bakemonogatari |  ...then you might like Noragami |
If supernatural is an ingredient, then it be part of a recipe for both Bakemonogatari and Noragami. Not only do they involve supernatural beings but also legends that blurs the lines between fiction and reality. Both series involves action, drama, and comedy with humorous dialogues. Bakemongatari focuses more on word play and narrative dialogues while Noragami uses gags for comedy. The main protagonist in both series gets involved with events that puts their lives in danger. There is also a bit of influence from folklore and legends relating to various cultures to some degrees.
Both involve around folklore and supernatural beings. In fact, the supernatural aspect is smoothly and naturally incorporated into the show. There are humorous contents found in bakemonogatari and noragami. Bakemonogatari has more sarcastic and witty dialogue while Noragami depends more on gags.
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Both anime have relations to gods, and the characters resemble each other. Like Araragi, Yato tries to help out humans afflicted by supernatural causes.
Both are supernaturals with similar style main character (Yato, Koyomi), and even the same seiyuu.
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Both anime have similar environments and deal with the supernatural. There's also a religious influence in both anime, and humor is used extensively in both.
-Both shows are about gods, spirits, etc. -Delivers the thick plot in a comedic way -The main character has the same voice actor. :)
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Supernatural beings are often targeting by humans for unknown methods. However, are they helpful, or hostile? In the story, the main male character usually help these people in need when they are in danger or considers them a threat to his friends. Conflict arises when the supporting characters are often possessed or being chased by these "monsters," forcing them to talk, or by battling them out. Bakemonogatari is often more descriptive talking and often follows character arcs. Noragami usually battles it out with a comedic personality male type person.
Eerily similar in both theme and story, and to some extent the characters.
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Both have somewhat similar looking spirits that they have to fight. Both have quirky, fun characters. The dialogue in Noragami is almost as good as in Bakemonogatari. They are both simply pleasant to listen through.
Aside from the supernatural theme of both anime, they also have that same amazing, and vibrant art even though they were produced by different studios. Bakemonogatari envelopes its supernatural theme by using symbolism and mystery, while Noragami will give you striking action and heart-warming scenes.
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The concept of 'I think, therefore I am,' would be a phrase which comes close to describing the concepts pf Bakemonogatari and Noragami. However in these cases a more accurate way to describe it would be something along the lines of 'I think, therefore It is,' the short sentence essentially explains the 'Laws and Physics' of how these worlds work. Anyone could 'Wish' for something but in these cases that 'Wish' may create a God or perhaps a monster. Now my personal opinion would be that 'The concept and idea are very similar to eachother'
Both of these shows present a supernatural and mysterious story in a comedic way with a little bit of romance. Plus, I'm personally a big fan of how the waifus blend in perfectly with the storylines.
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Both anime are about supernatural fictional characters or beings. In monogatari it is about oddities and in norogami it's about God's.
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