Koukaku no Pandora

This show has twintails. Sadly, that's probably not the reason why you would want Koukaku no Pandora, as android lesbians don't equate to super sentai twintail fighters. What they do have in common, however, is this laid back comedy approach. These shows aren't taking themselves seriously, which can be an okay factor, but definitely a warning to others whom aren't ready for boring repeating episodes. Expect some comedy, some bad episodes, ecchi humor and lesbian fun, but nothing too serious and everything with responsibility. If you're into the one, you might get some fun from the other. While they're completely different in story, comedy and characters, you might experience a similar kind of fun. read more 

Same original creator (or co-creator in KnP case) Same weird vibe and spastic humour Many characters share similarities in appearance and personality. Sexual references and dirty gags in both besides ES is more lighthearted and episodic while KnP is a bit more serious and have something that resembles a plot but still episodic, in short, two enjoyable "turn off your brain" comedy shows if you like that stuff. 

Both are parodies with lots of cute stupid lolis and fan service. Also have some more superficial comparisons such as transformation sequences and weird animal companions.  

Both of these animes have animal spirits or some type of supernatural beings, they are both great watches and I highly recomend them who has passe that "weeb" stage of pervertedness. 

No male main characters, two young girls as main heroines, yuri atmosphere, girls battle action. 

Cyberpunk, androids, cyberbrains, cyborgs, all that cool sci-fi stuff and the series shows how it mixes with the society in the future. Both originate from manga by the same author, though Ghost in the Shell focuses more on the philosophical part while Pandora focuses more on the relationship (and some fanservice) side. 

Cyberpunk, androids, cyberbrains, cyborgs, all that cool sci-fi stuff and the series shows how it mixes with the society in the future. Both are adaptations of manga by the same author, though Ghost in the Shell focuses more on the philosophical part while Pandora focuses more on the relationship (and some fanservice) side. 

Cyberpunk, androids, cyberbrains, cyborgs, all that cool sci-fi stuff and the series shows how it mixes with the society in the future. Both originate from manga by the same author, though Ghost in the Shell focuses more on the philosophical part while Pandora focuses more on the relationship (and some fanservice) side. 

Both series feature an android maid, and have slice of life elements as well as action elements. There are even a few references to Mahoromatic thrown into Pandora as well! If you're looking for a balance between cute characters and sci-fi action, with some comedy and physical gags thrown in, look no further!