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Clannad: After Story
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Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki
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Both have similar topics. When a person losses someone they loved and have to raise their childrens on their own. Extremily poweful and heartbreaking. Cute childrens ( ushio, ame) that have sad stories on their own. Both have a fantasy but intead of making the story boring and unrealistic, make it more powerful.
If you like it, you will definetly like the other.
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Recommended by almomizar16
Similar emphases on family and both leave you with a similar satisfying feeling. Plenty of drama, heartbreak, and a little comedy to make these slice of life stories about families growing up some of the best anime there are. Clannad After Story has more romance and much more drama while Wolf Children has more emphasis on the kids growing up and discovering who they want to be.
Both involve a parent raising their child (or children in Wolf Children) whilst overcoming their own personal issues. It's difficult to say exactly how similar the two situations are without giving huge spoilers, but they're pretty similar.
Also, both series have a fantastic soundtrack and incredible animation, and they're both extremely emotional watches. Chances are that one or another might make you shed a tear at some point. And if you were left with somewhat of a void after watching either CAS or WC, one of these will probably fill it.
(Bear in mind, though, that if you're going to watch After Story, it might be an
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Recommended by totorolover33
Everyone takes away something different when watching a series. When I think I found a new favourite, I really ask myself, what was so great about what I just watched? What about it moved me so much? I ask myself that of Clannad: After Story (CAS) and Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki (OK).
CAS and OK have very sad and poignant moments. OK has the saddest opening I've seen to date. CAS made me cry at the end. Without revealing the plot, tragedy strikes and the story telling is very well done in both.
Raising a child has its ups and downs and this is well
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Recommended by AvatarSama
Both anime have a heavy focus on real-life struggles, though with a bit of magic sprinkled within the plot. They're also massive tearjerkers with somewhat ambiguous endings, though Wolf Children's is less controversial. And finally, both of them are about learning to continue hoping and carry on, even in the darkest of moments - wonderful art pieces of inspiration and love.
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Recommended by TheCafeGirl
Both have similiar topics the importance of family and the struggles of adulthood.
Also both have a fantastic soundtrack and incredible animation and they're both extremely emotional scenes.
If you like it,you will definetly like the other
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Recommended by PillowyIITA
One of the hardest things in the world can be raising a child. It only makes it worse when said person is struggling with life already as it is. These statements are well presented in the stories Clannad After Story and Wolf Children.
The struggling parents Tomoya and Hana go through a majority of ups and downs in their seemingly lives full of despair. And whilst they go through parenthood, they too, proceed on a path to go over new lessons in what being a parent means.
Both are great visual pieces with heartfelt moments around every corner of the movie.
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Recommended by NextUniverse