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- Both are spin-off movies to a tokusatsu series.
- Both feature a female ensemble getting a chance to shine out of the shadow of their male counterparts.
- Both have horror elements.
- Both feature LGBT content.

Female leads who have chosen to opt for an ordinary life are drawn into using their special talents, presented in a fun, campy, low stakes way.

Both are not kid friendly tokusatsu shows, with Amazons going more into morally grey and some gruesome visuals, while Garo has some monsters with creepy undertones and some guest characters will show an occasional boob.

Both are written by Junki Takegami (he was co-head writer on R/B) and feature a sibling team that fights monsters while living with a single father.

Both are shows about sentai otaku. Only Akibaranger is more exaggerated and played for comedy while Tokusatsu Gagaga is more realistic and slice of life.

Both are seasons of Super Sentai about people from a secluded tribe taken in by a modern family, and both have heavy focus on swordplay.

Both protagonists are immortal beings who are paying their faults for the deaths they caused in the past, only that in Hdl the girl is the immortal and the boy is the human. Both dramas have ghosts moving to the other world. The vibrations are very similar ... comedy, fantasy, and the same themes, but with a change of gender in favor of the female rol!

It's not that similar to the story but i'd like to recommend this great dramas that you can enjoy after watching this ( A Journey To Meet Love) Lovely Drama.

This drama is also about Forbidden love and mature romance. This is also a short drama. This has a dark plot too with a thriller suspence which will surely keep you gripped. Yes it is a dark story with the same cliche where a womanizer falls in love and everything goes south. Enjoy????

Non-human-human relationship. The leads gets together and separated by fate. Both cuples meet still children.

I feel with the computer-related majors and the game theme, both dramas are pretty similar. Tho I feel Go Go Squid! has a much cuter feel.

- They are both have weak female lead
- They are both have adult romantic relationship
- They have very good production
- They both adaptations of manga
- Both male lead is obsessive over the female lead

Both dramas have a similar investigation duo, both female leads have a close connection to dead people and can interact with them. Both female leads have a family that has many secrets. And both dramas deal with crimes and children that are somehow involved in those.

From the same makers of "Oh My General" it also makes you question gender roles and gives you some food for thought. It's also a comedy and very entertaining.

S.C.I Mystery is also adapted from a BL novel and just like The Untamed, they were not afraid to show that part XD