KimiKiss Pure Rouge

While Kimikiss revolves around the main male characters and each of their respectable relationships, Amagami SS revolves around the single male lead and his interactions with each girl that has a crush or strong feelings for him. Amagami SS's story is made up of arks for each girl while KimiKiss is just one story that bounces between characters. Both have similar feels to them so if you liked one then you'll like the other. 

Kimikiss is effectively the spiritual predeccesor to Amamgami as bith are based on dating sims made by the same company. 

It took one episode for me to immediately think of Kimikiss when I watched Amagami. Similar art, similar plot, similar genre. 

Very similar premise and feel, i.e. a romance with a bit of drama and a hint of comedy. Not surprising since they're both from the same creator, which is obvious from the similar character designs. Other similarities include annoying little sisters, swimsuit scenes and perky upperclassmen who might just be hiding or denying their own feelings. 

The two animes are based from a dating simulator of the same publisher company. Conversation simulators with lots of girls to choose. 

Both the games are made by the same group, Enterbrain, which is why the art style and situations are really similar. 

Both have the same creators. if one chooses or considers the Haruka Arc for amagami, then both haruka and mao have the common theme for being a year older than their respective boyfriends junichi and kouichi, although regardless of which arc one chooses, mao and haruka share a common theme of being the only seniors of the 2 respective groups of main heroines, plus have two freshmen for each heroine. amagami's nakata and nanasaki, and more than 2 second years. kimikiss' hoshino yuumi, eriko futami shijou mitsuki and asuka sakino and amagami's sakurai, kaoru, and tsukasa. if one follows the kaoru or the morishima arc, both females may have similarities with mao mizusawa. morishima and mizusawa are both older than the male leads while with mao and kaoru, both girls have the similarities of being childhood friends and girlfriends of the male lead read more 

Both are about love story's in different scenarios  

Both animes have a romance plot within a school setting, Both were based on a PS2 Galge or Dating Sim game, Both have beautiful female heroines ! 

I DO NOT RECOMMEND watching Kimikiss Pure Rouge if you are hoping for some happy ending romance like Amagami SS. There's really no similarities between this two anime other than it's set in a school and the same creator, also the plots are totally different. Now the manga of Kimikiss does resembles Amagami SS with the different happy endings and one only male main character. Sorry but this recommendation will only help those who have watched Amagami SS. 

Both originate from dating by the same company. Kimikiss has a complicate yet interesting love-rectangle. It still have romance and comedy components. If you like Amagami SS, you should definitely check out Kimikiss. 

If you watch both of these series, it will give you a very similar feeling. Although Amagami SS only has one main male protagonist, both series has that romance/school life setting. Keep an eye on both of these series if you're a fan of dating sims filled with drama, comedy, romance, and school life. 

Both titles originate from dating games made by the same company. The main plot revolves around high school students' love affairs with beautiful heroines. The main difference is that Amagami narrates the story in omnibus format while KimiKiss is not.  

Both are Romance, both take place at school, Kimikiss is more dramatic  

If you're looking for a romance anime with MC and different Heroine(per arc) then this will bfit your bill Both Main Male Lead dates a different heroine every arc Both anime contains the same school setting Both anime contains drama All in All this is a great anime to watch especially if you're into dating sims  

Both shows are Slice of Life, Romantic, Comedies revolving around the relationships between various characters. They also have adopted a similar art style with, water colour backgrounds, superb character designs and bits of CG. ^_^ 

In both anime, due to circumstances, a girl moves into the home of a childhood friend of the opposite gender. Romance develops and problems arise for the pair in both anime. 

In both series, there are multiple romances that are focused on, although one relationship is the base. The route that the main relationship takes affects the other relationships in some way. Both use the same or similar techniques to keep the viewers interested. And last but not least, they are both executed well.  

Kimikiss and True Tears are both visual novel adaptations that feel more like they're based off of a shoujo manga rather than a male-targeted eroge. Neither of them are too heavy on the harem themes (particularly Kimikiss), and they both feature intense yet logical plots that leave you at the edge of your seat waiting for the next episode. Fast paced, dramatic, and realistic; both shows are must-watches for those who want a good romance but are sick of shoujo cliches. 

Similar charadesign, OST and plot. Kimikiss is, for me, even better. Both are good romance animes which are not full of "happiness" for everyone and tend to be realistic. 

Similar feelings when you are watching them. When I watched True Tears, I felt that every girl was absolutely splendid, and I felt a quite sad because, of course, only one of them would be able to get the boy who she loved. With Kimikiss I have felt exactly the same. In both animes,you feel a quite sad about one of the girls because at the end you was in love with both of them!; but at the same time, you feel a injection of courage because that girl continues her life with cheerfulness. They are a real teaching about how to behave when you suffer because of love. And on the other hand, you feel also very happy because of the girl whose love won, she is worth a fortune as well! At first, Kimikiss seems very different from True Tears, but when you move forward the anime, you can see the similarities. read more 

The two titles are similar in that they are about teenagers' love stories told in perspectives from multiple main characters, and their relationships tend to develop into complicated love triangles.  

Both are more drama-focused romance animes 

Both animes follow relationships that progress through the story. Both animes are produced by J.C. Staff, and both have the same artist(Marble) do the OP/ED. Marble did the Kimikiss OP and Hatsukoi Limited ED. 

They are both same genre and same setting at school. Also, the character design is basically identical. 

Well, their both about girls finding their first love and stuff. And JCStaff produced Kimikiss and Hatsukoi, so they both have similar animation styles. 

Both series are easy-going slice-of-life stories that take place in school. Lots of love triangles, pentagons and such and the art style is pretty well identical. 

Both of them are about first love, with several interlaced love stories. The expression 'uncontrollable feelings' is very important in both of them, it is like the summary of the complete series. Main characters are high-school girls in both animes. Differences: - Hatsukoi is much more echhi, KimiKiss is mainly romantic - Hatsukoi is more comedy 

Both have many different love stories going on that all interconnect 

Both of the main characters help out each other with there relationships, but in the end they find themselves attracted to each other  

First of all, both of them are very good school-life romantic comedies. The two of them are about frienship,true love and have love polygons. Also, the two are slow-paced with very funny scenes, but with a little of drama too. Though I think Toradora is better than Kimikiss, Kimikiss Pure Rouge is a very good worth-watching romantic anime too. 

Both of these involve a romance theme, it has a light heartened theme, very comedic, As far as the characters, it a love triangle, Banri Tada + Kouichi Sanada, Koko and Linda + Mao and Yumi. 

-There's something about the female leads that makes them very similar -The setting is quite similar ( clubs, school festivals etc..) -The path that romance is taking is kinda the same (misunderstandings , bad timing ..) 

Similar in structure. Both feature a "genius+dysfunctional" tsundere. WA2 is more serious, with higher stakes and an airtight plot. KK is unique in having 2 MCs, though it isn't executed perfectly and the pacing suffers towards end of show.  

Did you watch either Rouge or white album and want to watch something exactly the same? Not just similar, literally the same. I don't understand how this recommendation isn't higher, these shows are quite legitimately the same thing. Although if you watched White Album 2 first you might be disappointed, it is the better of the two. 

Kimikiss has some semblance of what School Days might have turned out to be, if the characters in School Days hadn't snapped and lost their minds. Both Kimikiss and School Days (except for the last few episodes) share much in common - the teen angst, the drama, the love triangle. Perhaps Kimikiss has more of a larger cast and a bit of a wider variety of characters though. 

Both shows involve a female helping the MC get together with the shy yet caring girl he likes. It then becomes dramatic as a sudden love triangle occurs as conflicting feelings ensues  

Kimi ni Todoke is a very good story about innocent love between two high school students and although doesn't have to same feel as Kimi-kiss, it does share the quality so if you liked Kimi-kiss's romance, I'm sure you'll enjoy Kimi ni Todoke. 

both series featured soccer and movie clubs as a recurring theme. plus mutsuki shijou and toujou aya has the same voice actress 

these two anime is very similar in the fact that they both shows the real romance and dramatic slice of life. after watching these two anime you will realize that they only have few episodes to satisfy your Heart. ^_^ i felt loneliness during the last episode of kimikiss.. i wish it has a 2nd season.  

both about a few students, their life and relationship. 

Both of them are visual novel adaptations that often times feel more like shoujo than eroge; heavy on the romance and drama with a light sprinkling of moe. 

Quality tsundere viewing, school romance, love triangle(s). All the good stuff.