Finished Yumeria and looking for something similar? Here are 5 shows that fans actually recommend — especially if you're into Action and Comedy.
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Fans who liked Yumeria tend to recommend Daphne in the Brilliant Blue, Simoun, Leviathan: The Last Defense the most. If you're into Action and Comedy, any of these are a solid pick.
Yumeria has a 6.07 on MAL from 30,097 ratings. Scores are mixed, but plenty of fans swear by it. Worth trying if the premise sounds interesting.
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