Full Moon wo Sagashite

Both have idol and singing themes, both are really cute. ^^ 

these series have a girl who changes magically for the sake of the boy she is in love with. but in contrast to other similar anime revolving around this theme Tutu & Fullmoon have really wonderful stories & unforgetable characters. at the beginning there is comedy and romance, later drama. plus the music is a focus point (Fullmoon=singing; Tutu=dancing to classic). in short: watch 'em both. 

The story is alike, both shoujo and are sometimes funny and sometimes sad.. both drama's 

Both are magical girl series with drama and comedy and, of course, romance. Mitsuki (Full Moon wo Sagashite) and Sakura (Cardcaptor Sakura) are main characters with great character development, working very hard for their goals (even though their goals are quite different from each other), and for a time are confused with who they are in love with. 

It's both about reaching out to your dreams/goals, though one is about singing and the other about ice dancing. Both involve death, but Full Moon Wo Sagashite develops a more serious tone in this aspect, which is quite logical considering that Ginban Kaleidoscope only covers 12 episodes, while full Moon Wo Sagashite has 52 episodes. Most important of all, both have great characters that won't give up!! 

I think the art looks the same. The voice from Luchia reminds me of Mitsuki and both animes have singing main characters altough the plot is different. They also have the same amount of episodes. They gave me the same feeling and I enjoyed those two animes. I'm sure you will like this anime if you've watched this. 

Full moon is gentler/sweeter than Skip Beat, but both are really great stories! If you like show-biz anime with humor and romance, watch these two! 

In both anime the main character changes to older girl by magic and becomes singer/actress/photo model/..  

The story nearly totally different but both of the series based on music and dreams. So Oosaki Nana and Mitsuki's goal is the same to be a singer, but they doing it in different way and style. Nana is for adults rather, in my opinion, especially for females.  

Both girls love singing and they want to reach their childhood love through music.  

Magical Girl genre. And it is from Arina-sensei. . . 

These two anime feature a young girl who can transform into an older, beautiful idol with the help of two magical creatures. The girls in both have certain restrictions on their powers. The style of the anime has a happy feel, but Full Moon includes a touch of tragedy.  

Drawing (art style) is similar. Meeting spirits part Both really great! ^^ 

In both the main characters are teenage girls who work hard in order to make their dreams come true. In "Glass Mask" Maya wants to be an actress and in "Full Moon" Mitsuki wants to be a singer. Both are Shoujo and also contain romance (of course) 

Both of these anime have melodrama that put the characters through serious times and overly nice and ditzy main girls. 

Both have bright color themes. Full moon has shinigami's which are good in this one, Takuto and Meroko. They make the series quite Magical girlish. Also, Mitsuki transforms into a older version of her to sing, so they both have transformations.  

Both girls like to sing and have as best friends stuffed animals. Both animes have romance and a bit of magic, fantasy genre.  

Both anime deal with the theme of death along with having 'angel' charters. They are both very deep stories that rely on paying attention. Both stories have a very interesting cast of charters and charter driven story. 

They both have a sense of humor....and the guys are in love with a girl who knows the guy loves them but they're just afraid of getting their hearts broken 

This show also stars someone who has a passion for music and wants to impress a specific person. But the main character here has a medical issue that prevents her from singing and is on her deathbed basically. She's granted two guardian angels to fulfill her dying wish. 

Although different, both stories explore the idea of pursuing your own dreams within the arts. Both have a very cute story, light humor and romance. 

Both series deal about music and idols. It is more about the music or something to reach someone, to be famous. 

Both shows have comedic elements and fun, but mainly deal with mature and dramatic situations, and mysteries revolving around the female leads. 

Both start as comedies with a lot of fun until an unexpected turn of events which leads to drama and near the end somehow it becomes darker. Both have a naive goody goody protagonist that ends up befriending people who are in a supernatural situation[shinigami/cursed family]. Both have extremely cliche situations but extremely well executed. Amazing ost and voice actors. Both have a lovely character that can turn into a bunny[Meroko/Momiji] and another one who can turn into an impulsive cat[Takuto/Kyo]. Both animes try to give you life lessons (the power of love, friendship, family, bonds etc). 

I can't believe how no one actually have mentioned this yet. Both anime centres around music, love and healing. Both MCs find their voice and find out more about themselves and meaning in continue to smile and live through music. Both anime will probably make you ball your eyes out.  

They both have young protagonists who try to find someone that they love for their own purpose. They both have pretty much the same feel but except Full Moon is for children. Cowboy Bebop is for older teens and maybe older preteens (10 and up). 

both main characters are in love with two guys and must chose beetween them. both main characters have low self-asteem at first, then their friends help them through and they start believing in themselves more.  

What these series have in common is the modern day setting and element of transformation. The way the production of the Full Moon anime was done also feels like a throwback to what could easily be felt in the first Sailor Moon series. If you enjoyed one of them you should at least give the other a try. 

Both are shinigami themed stories that focus on life and death and the importance of life and also a teenaged mc as well too and a musically themed plot. 

Likewise, Full Moon is a similarity of Cowboy Bebop. Both protagonist are assisted by a group of unknown people. Faye is like Meroko because Faye has an attitude, Jet I guess could be like Takuto. Since he likes to assists others and likes Spike. Can't recommend any other characters except for Spike who is like Mitsuki. I'd say that Full Moon is like this movie because they both have protogaonist going around the world like a rolling stone to things that they haven't been to before and are glad to be there. Full Moon is more happy, Cowboy Bebop is violent so let the children watch Full Moon and if they like violence, then they should like CB. As it does have a similarity of people helping other people and other kiddish things. read more 

They both make their own songs and sing with their heart out 

Both of these are idol anime TV shows that both feature happy and joyful times, but as well as hard and rough times.  

Classic shoujo anime about girls who just want to sing no matter what despite their situations, getting into showbiz in their own ways that work for them, romance, and lots of drama with rivals. 

Full Moon is about a girl faced with death, and all she wants to do before she dies is sing. Amazing songs, a sad anime for those who enjoy idol anime. :0 

Both involve magic and both have dramatic themes towards the end 

Both focused on a female lead that is cheerful and often makes the best out of a worst situation have romance elements to it and also the female lead being involved in the industry and trying their best in order to make it in the industry as well too.  

Full Moon wo Sagashite and Twin Spica are two anime from the early 2000s that feature a young schoolgirl with a very passionate dream as the main protagonist. She is able to see a character(s) older than her who helps her and cannot be seen by anyone else, and she lost her mother soon after she was born. Both anime can be quite dramatic and even downright tragic. 

Full Moon wo Sagashite and Ojamajo Doremi are two magical girl anime that follows the life of one young schoolgirl before magic changes her life forever. Full Moon is definitely less light-hearted and not as magical-girl-centric as Ojamajo Doremi, but both do share a good amount of both comedy and noticeably serious episodes peppered in throughout the runtime. Music is also very present, as Full Moon's protagonist wants to be an idol and Ojamajo Doremi's magic is music-themed. 

Two of the best Mahō Shōjo animes I have ever watched. The two of them warranting a recommendation aswell. As is expected from this genre, we follow two young girls who have had some sort of magical power bestowed upon them go about their daily lifes on their respective scenarios. Experiencing numerous moments of drama, friendship, and of course, love, along the way. Keeping things spiced-up and always interesting for the audience at any point in time. And of course, lots of cute and sweet moments aswell during its duration, for fans of that sort of things. Be warned, however; while Sugar Sugar Rune always keeps a lighthearted tone through its episode and whole series as a whole, never turning too dark or serious even on its more dramatic moments, Full Moon wo Sagashite does the contrary and allows its characters and trama to sink into pretty depressing and sad states of beign at times, as well as dealing with heavier topics and beign more melancholic overall. Not that it makes the anime bad or too difficult to handle, obviously, but considering that significant difference I see it opportune to point it out at this point of the text. This recommendation, in particular, is for the main series or "body" of Full Moon wo Sagashite, the one you will be watching should you decide to give it a try after what I have written above. read more 

Bunny Girl-Senpai Thriller of what will happen after the difficulties with the characters that appear in the anime, and you want to help them and hug them. I have the same feeling while watching Full Moon Wo Sagashite, because all you want is to be with Mitsuki, and say that everything will be ok. Also, both animes bring some humor and romance and a lot of drama. Full Moon was one of my favorite works by Arina Tanemura, simply brilliant as she is. I think if you like this masterpiece called Full Moon Wo Sagashite, you will also like Bunny Girl-Senpai. Give it a chance.  read more 

It does not surprise me no one related these two since they have such a different concept. While Ashita no Nadja is mainly an adventure anime where the action happens 100 years in the past, Full Moon wo Sagashite happens during the present time in Japan (and a bit in America as well). The time periods and anime tags might be quite different, but the similarities are present in the main character mindset for never giving up on their dreams and helping the others around them when they are distressed. Mitsuki might have supernatural entities aiding in her journey unlike Nadja, but the mysterious Black Rose character that helps Nadja sometimes seems like her magical guardian angel. Even though they are stated as shoujo romance anime, I would recommend these to anyone despite their age or gender as well. They have these sort of "girly romance" vibe but don't let that discourage you. The story and twists are worth it. read more 

-Both girl main character -Both girls searching for someone for many years. ( Chrno : searching for brother ; Full moon : searching for lover ) -Both involves romance, and a group of friends -Both extreamly sad, involves tragity ( someone dying. ) Only difference is that Chrno Crusade involves with fighting and action, however Chrno Crusade actually have an extreamly good plot. Try out these 2 animes, they will bring you to tears no matter what.  

i recommend this strongly, the prootaganist in Full Moon has a tumor in her throat, but that didn't stop her from reaching her dream. she was able to become a singer even though she knew she will die sooner or later....  

Both of these series are shoujo anime about one girl who is one of rare people who can see someone no one else can see. 

both are about becomeing superstars and becoming famous. the main protegonist both are not alone they have poeple with magic powers to help them through there trials and obsticles to become superstars. 

Both are related to music and a main character that wants to sing even if someone important doesn't want her to sing. I recomment it because it's lovely and different to Chou kuse ni narisou in the plot and it's a little more mature when it comes to the story overall. 

Both main characters grows in entertainment world to find someone that love 

First Place-you WILL CRY! the anime is about a shy and sensible girl like Nagisa, and she have a disease, and the appear two shinigami's to help help her, and she stay stuck between life and death, and by the way she sings :D 

- Both are shoujo animes - Both protagonists can see and talk with spirits - Both protagonists feel in love with her male partner spirit  

Despite a lot of differences such as VoaDS being a short movie whereas FMwS is a extremely long TV series. Or the dramatic difference in animation quality, VoaDS is noticeably better looking than FMwS. Not to mention the fact that some might view FMwS to target a different audience, they may say FMwS is childish whereas VoaDS is more mature. It is my humble opinion that a lot of people who liked VoaDS would also like FMwS if they give FMwS a decent try. Note: I myself got turned off FMwS after watching the first ep. However once I got pass the first ep FMwS became one of my favourite anime. read more 

The stories have very different feels to them, and the characters are very different too, but both are interesting and unique mangas about characters pursuing careers in music. Though NC has a more mature story. 

Both lead characters are TV idols which have love problems. Full Moon wo Sagashite takes a more conservative and serious tone, while Kodomo no Omocha OVA is more comical and less deep. Both are tear jerkers at times, and it is easy to get attatched to the characters. 

It focuses on music... and I think Luchia and Mitsuki looks similar... Mermaid Melody's story has a light atmosphere, but Full Moon has a sad atmosphere... But I recommend this to those who like Music ^^ 

Legendary Idol Eriko is a classic anime and it has inspired a lot of musical series. One of them is Full Moon. Both animes are about a rising star, an idol. Both girls, Eriko and Mitsuki are fighting against their tragic destiny and their traumas from the past. Both animes have beautiful songs and mix drama, romance and comedy. 

Ayashi has a much darker story than Full Moon, but both provide a bitter-sweet experience, a beautiful love story and some supernatural stuff to boot. Plus, both are just great animes! 

The atmosphere in FMwoS is very similar to Gakuen Alice, both have sweet and serious undertones and you will fall in love with the main characters, for sure!!! 

both shows are aimed at kids but can be enjoyed by older audiences too, good characters, and both start off light and fluffy for the most part. 

both start off light/fluffy and get darker and serious, you know gets really good. 

Mitsuki-Nike both seek to mend relationships and use their singing talents to help other people. Takuto-Livius are unable to admit they are in love, show stubborn attributes, and protect the people they value the most. Overall both animes have a kind- hearted kid-like feel.:) 

Both stories involve a 12 year old girl who pretends to be 16 to achieve her dream! "Full Moon wo Sagashite" involves singing, where "Nijiiro☆Prism Girl" involves acting. 

Both have a story set around some kind of magic, and the art styles are similar. Although Fullmoon has a theme of shinigami and Ultra Maniac has a theme about witches, both have some magical mishaps and funny moments. 

Both are about becoming a singer. Similar hardships, achievements and two of three male characters in "Chance Pop Session" look like Eichi and Wakaoji (and not only look). And, of course, the idea. Of singing, singing, and... again singing, no matter what. I guess that "Chance Pop Session" is less cute and a bit more mature. But only a bit. 

Both of these anime's have a sad background story. The female characters seem to struggle a bit. It's got the same atmosphere though. There's the cute/happy moments, and then times when you feel that you need a tissue :3 

Both of the main characters are ill and don't have much time left to live. But they both have some one special by their side. A special person that they can talk to who's also helping them out -making sure that they're happy :] 

It takes a look in how the music industry works, and has catchy songs too. 

Both deal with death and shinigamis, but Full Moon wo Sagashite is more light-hearted, at least in the first half of the series. 

Both love stories, both are about young girls who want an older boy to notice them.  

death sprits visiting little girl.Although "full moon" has a deeper storyline. 

Both have the most amazing, dramatic and beautiful love stories I have ever seen. 

The same maho-shoujo style and quite similar plot: - the heroine's beloved is somewhere far (namely in the USA) and they will meet each other someday; - meanwhile another candidate for being beloved appeared (by the way both guys are singers ;)) The difference is in heroine's choice and plot variations. Watch both: the feeling is pretty the same. 

Well, TTGL has nothing with the story, style, shoujo, song or something with Full Moon... But i TOTALLY recomend you to watch it, cause both of them show the real importance of a goal/dream! The two ones are a lesson for all your life, watch it... 

yumerio patissiere gives me a similar feelings especially when enjoying the interaction with takuto ,meroko and mistuki , ichigo and the others with their spirit  

Both are extremely sad animes who will make you cry Both stories are about achieving your dreams. Both contain romance and Comedy Both are recommended at the highest. :D