A nameless college student struggles through parallel versions of his university life in Kyoto. It is the definitive companion piece to Otome's night out.
Why it's similar: Both shows share the same director, author, and character designer, creating a shared universe where even some side characters overlap. They use rapid-fire dialogue and surreal visuals to explore the anxiety of youth and the beauty of chance encounters.
Power comparison: Neither features combat; both focus on the psychological weight of decisions and the chaotic flow of time.
Why watch after Night Is Short Walk On Girl: This is mandatory viewing because it provides the stylistic blueprint and thematic depth that 'Night is Short' expands upon.