7 Unique Anime Like Wonder Egg Priority

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Wonder Egg Priority is an original Japanese anime TV series animated by CloverWorks. It’s currently airing.

After Ai purchases a “Wonder Egg” from a gashapon machine at a deserted arcade, she finds herself in a surreal world where she is tasked with saving people from the adversities that come their way.

WEG touches dark topics with a lighthearted undertone, but you can still expect a lot of disturbing scenes.

Many would say that it’s a a coming-of-age allegorical story about mental health when it comes to being a misunderstood teen.

Here are 7 anime similar to Wonder Egg Priority!

7. Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai (Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai)

• Genres: Comedy, Supernatural, Drama, Romance, School
• Episodes: 13

Similarities

Both of them deal with teenagers’ mental health issues and inner conflicts.

Synopsis

A supernatural phenomenon called “Adolescence Syndrome” keeps occurring, and causes abnormal and irregular experiences in teens’ lives.

One of those teens is Sakurajima Mai, a teenage actress, who is becoming invisible to everyone. As she wanders through a library dressed as a bunny girl, she is shocked to encounter a boy who can actually see her. After that, he tries to solve this mystery and help her with her syndrome.

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6. Black Rock Shooter

• Genres: Action, Drama, School, Slice of Life
• Episodes: 8

Similarities

Both are psychological anime involving teen girls. At first, they appear to be light stories but they start to develop complexity and delve into the darker themes later.

There is also a similarity in both protagonists being also present in fantasy realms where they fight monsters.

Synopsis

The story features two girls whose friendship is tested when they are dragged into an alternate world where they exist as parallel beings.

5. Paprika

• Genres: Dementia, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Psychological, Sci-Fi, Thriller
• Episodes: 1 – Movie

Similarities

Both anime are depicted in a way where the world of dreams & reality collide.

You will have trouble understanding what it’s real and what is not, also, there are strange imageries and inner conflicts that need to be solved.

Synopsis

A renowned scientist, Atsuko Chiba, enters the dream world to uncover who is behind the stealing of an advanced psychiatric technology that can grant its user power to completely annihilate a dreamer’s personality while they are asleep.

4. Mawaru Penguindrum 

• Genres: Mystery, Comedy, Dementia, Psychological, Drama
• Episodes: 24

Similarities

Apart from both being set in dreamlike sequences, they both have a main character that is trying to revive a dear one.

There is also the use of symbolism and imagery that make little to no sense at the beginning.

Synopsis

A terminally ill girl named Himari Takakura is miraculously saved from death by a strange spirit who resides in a penguin-shaped hat. However, in exchange for extending her life, the spirit tasks Himari’s brothers, Kanba and Shoma, to seek out an elusive item known as the Penguindrum with the assistance from a trio of strange penguins.

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3. Mahou Shoujo Site (Magical Girl Site)

• Genres: Drama, Horror, Psychological, Supernatural
• Episodes: 12

Similarities

Both are psychological dark fantasy shows that deal with extremely dark and mature themes. One of the main themes is bullying and the mental health consequences related to it.

The girls in the show are granted powers by a mysterious entity with unclear motives.

Synopsis

An unhappy young girl obtains magical powers after a mysterious website called Magical Girl Site appears on her laptop. In order to uncover the truth behind the website, she works with another magical girl who is also her classmate.

2. Flip Flappers

• Genres: Sci-Fi, Adventure, Comedy, Magic
• Episodes: 13

Similarities

Both are stories about young girls journeying to surreal worlds.

The cast consists of kawaii girls who work together in the dream world to overcome their inner struggles.

Synopsis

An ordinary middle schooler meets a strange girl who drags her into an organization that specializes in retrieving mysterious, amorphous fragments that are said to grant wishes from various alternate dimensions known as Pure Illusion. 

1. Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica (Puella Magi Madoka Magica)

• Genres: Psychological, Drama, Magic, Thriller
• Episodes: 12

Similarities

You will definitely get WEP vibes if you watch Madoka.

First of all, they have the same vibrant colors and seem cute on the surface but in reality, they are deeply psychological and deal with complicated issues involving teen girls.

In both anime, the cast is female-dominated and involves the main heroine who obtains a mysterious item and gets transported into a surreal world to fight homicidal fantasy creatures.

Synopsis

In the world of Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica, “messengers of magic” exist and can grant one wish to a chosen girl. However, there is one condition – the chosen girl must become a magical girl and fight evil witches afterward.

Kyuubey, one of the messengers of magic, makes this proposition to two schoolgirls – Madoka and Sayaka. But as this is all happening, a magical girl, Homura, approaches them and urges them to not accept the offer, stating that everything is not what it seems.